Washington Report Comes Now Miss Davis Claim
A Washington column mocks Angela Davis case and jail conditions noting her murder conspiracy charge, trial setup for January, and alleged privileged treatment. It contrasts jail housing with politics and questions fairness, citing Marin and Santa Clara County costs and public opinion.
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Angela Davis
Bill Kunstler
World Opinion
Marin County
San Jose
Santa Clara County
Miss Davis
Muskie Emerges With Strong Lead For Democratic Nomination
A nationwide survey shows Sen Edmund Muskie leading for the Democratic nomination with 1,558 delegate votes across 22 states, vastly ahead of rivals. Kennedy holds limited support in Massachusetts and New Jersey, while others trail or remain undecided as seven months remain before the national convention.
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Edmund E. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
The
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Calley Conviction Stands as Longest U S Military Trial
The article notes First Lieut. William L. Calley remains the only convicted defendant in the 1968 My Lai killings. Six officers and 25 others faced charges. 19 were dismissed for lack of evidence, two generals were censured, and Calley’s life sentence was cut to 20 years with house arrest during appeals.
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Oran K. Henderson
William L. Calley
Calley
Samuel W. Koster
George H. Young Jr
Mylar
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Aerospace sales slide as Congress blocks supersonic plans
Karl G. Hart Jr. of the Aerospace Industrial Association says commercial sales fell 6.3 percent to $23.3 billion and military sales dropped 7 percent to $7.8 billion. The industry, once a world leader, faced a welfare oriented Congress that rejected supersonic aircraft as the next development round, allowing the Concorde and Tupello to advance.
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Karl G. Hart Jr
Aerospace Industrial Association
Thoughts for Today Cited Quotes and Advice
A compact reflection combines Job verses about fear with Dale Carnegie guidance on calm focus. The excerpt urges keeping the mind on duties when fear arises and trusting thorough preparation to overcome dread.
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Dale Carnegie
Ashbrook Entry in New Hampshire Primary Under Scrutiny
The Buckley Ashbrook column examines why John Ashbrook’s New Hampshire primary entry intrigues Republicans. It weighs 10 percent support versus risk to Nixon’s base, notes William Loeb’s backing, and discusses potential post primary loyalties and the prospect of Ashbrook endorsing Nixon. The piece concludes with the NH primary’s sudden excitement.
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New Hampshire
William Loeb
Loeb
Ashbrook
Rushmore
McCloskey
Eugene McCarthy
Hawks
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vietnam
Nixon
Ashbrook aims to push Nixon right in New Hampshire primary
Rep John Ashbrook of Ohio challenges Nixon by running in the New Hampshire Republican primary to force the administration toward the 1968 broad bases. A strong Ashbrook result could damage Nixon’s leftist-leaning image and influence defense budget policy and foreign affairs stance.
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Ohio
New Hampshire
Nixon
Ashbrook
Pete” McCloskey
Richard Nixon
McCloskey
Island
Dartmouth
Nelson Rockefeller
Granite Hills
Melvin Laird
Pentagon
Washington
Henry Jackson
Clergy Services and Local Appointments Move Through Lawton Area
Rev Donald R McDougle conducts nondenominational services in Holy City Chapel. Mrs Troy H Anderson becomes secretary of Comanche County National Foundation chapter. Mrs A O Holiday returns from Europe tour. Tommy Ashmore heads to Claremore for Oklahoma Military Academy senior year. Mrs Cecil Easton installation of new Ellen H Richards Club president Mrs T R Stephens. Byron Hester 16 composes Miniature Windette presented by Lawton High School Band at First Presbyterian. Mrs Ida Kettle moves to Emmett Long farm west of Cache. M W Lamb calls Lawton VIA chapter meeting.
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Holy City Chapel
Troy H. Anderson
Comanche County
The
National Foundation
A. O. Holiday
Europe
Tommy Ashmore
Claremore
Oklahoma Military Academy
Cecil Easton
T. R. Stephens
Ellen H. Richards
Bob Bryson
Byron Hester
Lawton
First Presbyterian Church
Ida Kettle
Emmett Long Farm
Cache
Lamb
Mirror of the Mind From Parents in the Main
The piece argues TV is blamed but children turn violent through parental modeling. It cites Dorothy Corkille Briggs on mothers swatting children and shouting lessons against hitting. It notes husbands feel disappointment over impractical gifts and nostalgia shapes memory with aging.
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Dorothy Corkille Briggs
Doubleday
Horoscope for Wednesday January 5 1972 zodiac outlook
Daily zodiac guidance for Aries through Pisces with notes on momentum focus and advice. Special mention for "YOU BORN TODAY" Stephen Decatur birthdate details lifelong traits and career inclinations in literature science diplomacy or teaching.
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Stephen Decatur
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