Kennedy Holds 29 Percent Lead in Gallup Dem Primary
Princeton headline notes Sen. Edward M Kennedy D Mass leads as first choice of 29 percent of registered Democrats in latest Gallup poll. Edmund Muskie trails at 21 percent with Hubert Humphrey at 6 percent and others far back. Kennedy previously denied being a candidate for the nomination.
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25 Million under 25 Will Vote in 1972 Election
Census Bureau estimates 25 million people under age 25 will be potential voters in 1972, with 14 million new voters from those reaching 21 or turning 24. About 140 million will be potential voters, 18 percent under 25 nationally, and South Carolina Utah regions show highest share under 25. In 1968 turnout was 68 percent among those 21 to 24.
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McGovern calls diverting 31 billion to end poverty
New Haven Conn UPI Sen George S McGovern introduced a 31 billion platform plank aiming to end poverty racism hunger and deprivation by decade's end He proposed reallocating funds from SST ABM Vietnam Europe military and other areas to create two new agencies for transit and pollution and to fund welfare and job guarantees with added nutrition spending to expand food stamps and aid to poor children.
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Police chief defends mass arrest policy amid antiwar protests
Washington Police Chief Jerry V. Wilson defended his mass arrest policy saying it prevented protesters from shutting down the government. He noted innocent bystanders were likely arrested but claimed no recourse other than action. The piece cites large arrest figures and references a broader budget plan including $31 billion in priorities and extensive spending on urban and rural development, crime reduction, education, and scholarships. Also noted is the McGovern campaign launch in Houston with about 200 attendees and support from Gene Pokorny.
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U.S. Students Protest Taipei Arrest Of Teacher
A group of American students in Formosa began writing to U.S. congressmen to protest the arrest of Stanford Center teacher Tsai Mang, 50. He was seized April 16 by justice ministry agents and charges remain undisclosed.
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Sleep Solutions From a Long Beach Chiropractor
Dr. Lowell Ward explains insomnia begins with nerves not relaxing and worsens over time. He cautions against sleep drugs, favors addressing the root nervous tension, and notes improved daytime vitality after proper sleep. He invites insomniacs to visit his chiropractic clinic in Long Beach for evaluation.
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You'll Reduce In All The Places You Should by Miss Pat Walker
A promotional piece from Miss Pat Walker outlines figure reduction services via a figure analysis. It details the emotional impact of ill fitting clothes, encourages investing in a new figure, and describes steps, outcomes, and personal transformation through analysis and guidance.
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