Nixon Likely Platform Shaped by Dirksen Wise
The article outlines Nixon poised to lead the Republican platform drafting at the August convention with Everett Dirksen steering planks. Governors object to Dirksen’s prominence but back regional hearings to influence proposals. Nixon plans to review input from all 26 GOP governors and craft a balance of strong Vietnam stance with a path to promised peace if elected. James Marlow, usually the columnist, is ill.
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Folksinger Joins Pacifist in New York Wedding
Miss Joan Baez, 27, and draft resister David Harris, 22, were married Tuesday at St. Clement's Church in Manhattan. The ceremony honored draft resisters, with gospel singing after vows, and guests dressed in bright, floral attire reflecting a conservative yet celebratory mood.
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Reds Alarmed Over Czech Liberalization Drive
Prague reports Communist leaders meeting in Dresden and East Berlin voiced concern over Czech liberalization, while Kosygin urged a summit to seek new ways for socialist economies. East Berlin criticized Smrkovsky, Czech Forestry Minister, as a candidate for president. Czech presidium to choose president Saturday from four candidates. Ecuadorian balsa wood comes from Ecuador, trunks up to 15 feet diameter.
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Offent Coring
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Monhy
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Czechoslovakia
Berlin
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Pary
Josef Smrkovsky
Hager
Smrkovsky
Germany
Teenagers In Australia And America Contrast In Everyday Life
A reader describes teen life across Australia and the United States noting differences in independence, curfews, and phone use. She compares dating attitudes, family rules, and cultural touchstones such as the White House and Disneyland, and remarks on hospitality and concerns like the Viet Nam era.
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Jandité
America
White House
Disneyland
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Albert Finney
Johnson
Robert E. Kennés
Prison Graves Report Sent to Clark
Gov Winthrop Rockefeller announced that the state police sent a report on Cummins Prison Farm graves to U S Attorney General Ramsey Clark for evaluation. The investigation began after three skeletons were exhumed January 29 from unmarked graves at Cummins Prison Farm Fort Ard, sparking speculation they came from an unmarked convicts burial ground.
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Australia,America Ties Rise in Global Diplomacy View
A writer suggests Australia feels closer to America than England and proposes teenagers as ambassadors to sharpen diplomacy. The idea imagines fresher, more energetic engagement to improve world relations and public diplomacy appeal.
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Janette
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Warren Says He Dislikes Police Spies
Chief Justice Earl Warren told a California prosecutor he disapproves of undercover police agents who lie to suspects. The clash came during Supreme Court arguments over Lucille Miller's murder conviction, with Bailey urging reversal after an undercover agent allegedly infiltrated her jail cell following her husband Gordon Miller's death.
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