Griffin Switches Aide Roles In Haynsworth Battle
Michigan Senator Robert Griffin privately told Republican colleagues he could not vote for Haynsworth before his public opposition. As the new GOP whip his stance created untenable pressure as black and Jewish voters from Michigan pressed to oppose the nomination. The lobbying by Conyers and others, plus Max Fisher backing, intensified the political squeeze on Griffin.
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Clement Haynsworth
Robert Griffin
Haynsworth
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Nixon
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Afl-Cio
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Louis Stokes
Ohio
Charles Diggs
William Clay
Missouri
Conyers
Detroit
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George Romney
Atty
John Mitchell
Judiciary Committee
Everett Dirksen
Mitchell
Richard Kleindienst
Taft weighs challenge to Rhodes for Ohio Senate
Ohio Rep. Robert Taft Jr. contemplates entering the Senate race against Gov. James Rhodes and has secretly commissioned a statewide poll to gauge his standing. Rhodes remains a top vote getter, but recent charges may hurt his bid while Taft pursues the seat and eyeing his late father’s path.
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Ohio
James Rhodes
Senate
Rhodes
Stephen Young
Taft
Young
Life Magazine
Readers weigh parliamentary system over direct elections
A letter argues for adopting a parliamentary government like Britain and Canada, claiming it better reflects the will of the people. It envisions a prime minister chosen by party confidence, with a president remaining as implementer, and notes historical examples and practical concerns with a president elected by districts or the Electoral College.
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Ann Landers
Max Lerner
Lerner
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Italy
France
West Germany
Congress
Parents vent about Clark County education and scheduling
A Clark County parent voices concern over education quality and school hours. He cites misaligned timetables with 10:30 am start, short class days, and teacher issues amid crowded classrooms and budget strains. He asks for guidance.
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Clark County
Thank You Editorial Sparks Local Dissent
A letter protests a Sept 30 editorial and expresses concern over a coal slurry plant near Bullhead City and plans to dump sewage into the Colorado River. The writer notes downstream wind may spread coal smoke and joins Lake Havasu residents opposing the “Flush for the Lower Colorado River” campaign.
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Bullhead City
Colorado
Lake Havasu
Colorado River
Can It Happen Again The 1929 Crash Revisited
A 1969 reflection contrasts October 1929 and October 1969 stock markets. The author notes differences in borrowing, margin rules, and investor profiles, arguing a crash is unlikely despite alarming similarities. The piece previews further distinctions, including the role of institutional investors.
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Wall Street
Federal Reserve
New York
Rae
Pica and Health Questions From The Readers
Medical Q and A cover pica cravings during pregnancy and nonpregnant iron deficiency links to starch and clay. Doctors suggest blood tests for iron and iron supplements if needed, noting starch calories equal other starches and may hinder iron absorption.
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