Texas Democrats Warned Off Texas Politics By Barnes
A AP dispatch notes Robert Hague heads a George McGovern group in Texas and pressed Larry O'Brien to keep a watch on Texas before 1972. Lt Gov Ben Barnes allegedly warned hopefuls to stay out until spring 1972, a move seen as stabilizing for a party wary of in-fighting ahead of the 1972 nominating season.
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Hague
Mr. O'Brien & Co
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Teddy
Barnes
O’brien & Co
Ralph Yarborough
Public Works Veto Defended by Senator Javits
Senator Jacob Javits defends the Senate upholding of President Nixon's veto of the 5.6 billion public works and economic development bill. The measure included 2 billion for a crash program aimed at boosting jobs through public works spending.
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Jacob Javits
Senate
Nixon
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Lubbock Trash Tax Sparks Citizen Pushback And Bills
A column attacks a proposed $2 per month garbage collection tax in Lubbock as overcomplex and intrusive. It cites Gov foes, calls for name on cans, and parallels with federal job programs and wage price controls, urging simpler operations and restraint.
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Lubbock
Strain on U S Foreign Policy Ties Congress to Secrecy
Washington recent debates heighten stress on executive diplomacy as lawmakers consider publicizing preauthorization for foreign aid. Experts argue secrecy sustains swift action, preserves negotiations, and safeguards U S alliances amid Middle East tensions and Suez plans.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
State Department
Appropriations Committees
Executive Branch
Hanoi Seven-Point Peace Plan Poses Dilemma for Nixon
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak analyze Hanoi's seven point peace proposal. They note the plan appears softer but contains elements that threaten immediate POW releases and increase White House pressure to accept. The analysis highlights political maneuvering and cautious White House responses.
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Washington
Nixon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
White House
Ron Ziegler
U.S
South Vietnam
Paris
Pentagon Papers Less Shaking Public Opinion Says Poll
Marianne Means notes Gallup finds 45 percent unfamiliar with the Pentagon Papers and debate. Most voters stay focused on daily life. analysts say the papers will not dominate the 1968 campaign though they influence diplomacy and press relations.
Honecker the New East German Leader under Fire
Western intelligence warns of about 12,000 East bloc spies in West Berlin and a hardened Honecker tightening grip on East Germany. The Saar-born leader, allied with Ulbricht loyalists like Willi Stoph, rose after Ulbricht’s 1963 exit and steers a tougher line against West Berlin with Soviet support.
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BND
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Macy's
Erich Honecker
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Honecker
Saar
East Germany
East Berlin
Communist Party
Communist
Moscow
Federal Republic of Germany
West Germany
Red
Margot Feist
Waldlitzee
Pushkino
Red Party
Berlin Wall
Nechayev
Marx
Nechayey Honecker
Lenin
Russia
Stalin
Leon Trotsky
Mexican
Trotsky
Willi Stoph
Stoph
Kremlin
Odd Bits From L M Boyd A Nostalgic Mix
A collage of quips and curiosities runs through L M Boyd notes on budgets past the century mark in 1982 and trivia on oysters, widowhood, wisteria lore, and a Mississippi town tale.
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Midnight
Mississippi
Fourth cease fire talks in Korea amid lengthy session
In Munsan Korea Allied and Red negotiators held their fourth session in Kaesong from about 10 a.m. to 2 17 p.m. Washington oems said a speedup of economic controls bill action is possible this week. Kansas City flood news reports the costliest flood in U S history with 400 miles of river impact and multiple deaths from a day of auto crashes involving Lubbock and South Plains residents and eastern New Mexico.
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Korea
Red
Kaesong
Washington
House
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Lubbock
South Plains
New Mexico
Pass It On Mae M Boyd
A historical fragment notes Mae M Boyd in connection with a pass it on event. The brief text references transmission or sharing of something titled pass it on. No further details are readable to confirm full context or outcomes.
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Mae
M. Boyd
Politician Takes Wind Measure On Re election Hope
Indiana Attorney General Theodore L. Sendak broke with typical candor at a press conference when asked about seeking re election. He said he was holding his fingers up to the wind and not seeing large crowds urging him to run, adding he was surveying possibilities for a possible win.
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Humphrey
California
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Congress
Theodore L. Sendak
Indiana
Diogenes
Louisville Times
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Lawrence O'Brien
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