One Man Mixup in South Vietnam Election Debate
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong spokesmen denounce the South Vietnamese presidential race as a fraud and accuse the United States of overreach or retreat. U.S. lawmakers consider cutting aid or mandating withdrawal dates as Paris talks frame Thieu Ky Minh as the only viable options. Pham Dang Lam argues that Communist regimes lack real elections, while Thieu asserts the need for U.S. help despite trimming candidates. The piece notes Saigon’s political process and cautions that a weak government could harm both South Vietnamese and U.S. interests.
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Paris
U.S
Congress
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Duong van
Big) Minh
South Vietnam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Minh
Pham Dang Lam
Lam
South Vietnamese National Assembly
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
United States
Vietnam
Saigon
City Council Moves Against Weeds at Vacant Properties
Mayor Granberry and the City Council order City Attorney Frederick Senter to sue offending property owners with overgrown weeds at several intersections. The move follows heavy rains and aims to restore safe visibility for drivers, replacing reliance on private citizens.
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Granberry & Friends
Lubbock
Frederick Senter
Senter
University of Oklahoma slashes spending to curb costs
The University of Oklahoma cut 133 classes at the start of the 1971-72 year despite a legislative funds increase. Administrators cited rising education costs and the need to respect taxpayers as reasons for the budget tightening.
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Southwest
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
South Vietnam election dilemma tests democracy in Saigon
The United States weighs a three month postponement of South Vietnam's October 3 presidential election amid claims of a rigged process. Officials hope Thieu Ky Minh would stay in a race or accept an interim presidency, with concerns over self-determination and international reaction.
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Washington
Vietnam
State Department
Thieu
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Duong van Minh
Is It Right Not Just Legal
A column notes that many groups seek lawyers to ensure legality but urges deciding actions on ethics. It argues the growing maze of laws creates uncertainty and that asking if something is right is more important than simply asking if it is legal.
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City Hall
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
Preston Smith
Ben Barney
Dolph Briscoe
Bob Ripley
Muskie snub fuels New Jersey fundraiser clash
Washington. Senator Edmund Muskie skips New Jersey’s key fund-raiser on Sept. 13 drawing fire from state leaders who note five other presidential hopefuls will attend. Muskie cites a Puerto Rico Governors Conference as conflict while advisers say he fears helping rivals or tying to corrupt charges in the state.
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Washington
Lincolmsque
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
New Jersey
Harry Jackson
Jackson
Hubert Humphrey
Birch Bayh
George McGovern
Fred Harris
Edward Kennedy
Harrison Williams
Puerto Rico
Wisconsin
McGovern
Bayh
Harold Hughes
Democratic
Newark
Hugh Addonizio
Jersey City
Robert Burkhardt
Sal Bontempo
Kennedy
Humphrey
John Lindsay
Texas
Texas Supreme Court
Unity Urges Early Campaign Unity By O Brien
Lawrence F. O Brien outlines a plan to build a nationwide campaign organization for the Democratic Party before the 1972 convention. He warns that delaying until post nomination risks Nixon’s re election and urges rapid development of funds, registration, and research to launch after nomination. He notes meetings with presidential contenders to secure unity and input into Democratic National Committee operations.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Lawrence F. O’brien
Democratic Party
Miami Beach
Richard Nixon
National Party
Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
Pass It On To Exercise Judgment In Mate Choice
A gossip column style piece discusses dating wisdom for women choosing husbands, new baseball pitching quirks, and light musings on work hours and quirks of memory. It mentions Paul Richards in Waxahachie days and poses quirky queries about Bank claims and animal hearts.
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Paul Richards
Atlanta
De Rensver posable Pleas P.O. Bor 17076 Fort Wortt
Fragmentary OCR text references a Fort Worth address and a P.O. box number with unclear names or actions. No definite event or identity details are readable to form a complete news item or summary.
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P.O. Bor
Fort Wortt
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