McGovern's VP list expands with many U S Democratic names
The piece notes numerous possible running mates for Senator McGovern if he secures the nomination. It cites Wilbur Mills, Reubin Askew, Ernest Hollings, George Wallace, Terry Sanford, Ed Muskie, Gaylord Nelson, John Gilligan, Adlai Stevenson III, Birch Bayh, Walter Mondale, Harold Hughes, John Tunney, and Senator Kennedy as an outside option, with Kennedy hinting he would only accept if it could defeat Nixon. The column ponders Kennedy's potential draft and McGovern's own VP prospects.
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Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Reubin Askew
Florida
Ernest Hollings
South Carolina
George Wallace
Alabama
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
John Gilligan
Ohio
Adlai Stevenson III
Ilinois
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Harold Hughes
Iowa
John Tunney
California
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
McGovern
Kennedy
Nixon
Teddy
Senator
Gove
Boondocks
Appeals court rules against using children to solve integration
The court rejects the idea that state action created racial balance in Richmond Henrico and Chesterfield schools. While discrimination in housing and school selection exists, the ruling says race mix results from broader factors and notes limits of federal power under the 10th Amendment. The decision emphasizes fact over emotion and cautions against using students as tools for integration.
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Appeals
Schoo
Richmond
Henrie + Qhestertiela
Appeals Court
Mrs Gandhi Aims for Peace Yet Grows Critique at Stockholm
The article brands Indira Gandhi as a peacemaker after her UN Environment Conference speech in Stockholm. It argues her call against war rings hollow, mentions Nehru's neutrality, recalls India's 1971 conflict over East Pakistan, and questions her commitment to peace amid regional power plays.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Stockholm
Soviet Union
McRo
Tion
Bangladesh
Vacation safety tips for a memorable Summer
Public schools suspend terms as summer arrives inviting travel and adventure. The piece urges caution forethought and consideration for others to ensure safe travels and enjoyable memories for families on vacation. It promotes packing essentials and responsible behavior for all travelers and companions.
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Grandmother's House
Texas
Lagenidium Seen as Mosquito Fighter in Georgia
A Clemson University researcher describes Lagenidium, a microscopic fungus found in a Dublin Georgia trash dump, which lives in water and attacks mosquito larvae. If tests succeed, the fungus could be released over breeding grounds to form a self sustaining underwater demolition team while avoiding harm to useful organisms.
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Dublin
Clemson University
Playa Lakes
Albuquerque theater touts ecology with recycled film ads
An Albuquerque movie house promotes ecology by advertising that it is “recycling our trash” as it rescreens three films. The Wall Street Journal notes the green marketing angle highlighting reuse and waste reduction in cinema.
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Albuquerque
Wall Street Journal
Hanoi Counting On November Election For Vietnam Victory
North Vietnam media praise Senator McGovern as the likely Democratic nominee and argue US public opinion will end the war if Nixon policy fails. The piece asserts Hanoi hopes the American election shifts policy and cites ongoing bombing and cease fire talks as central to its strategy.
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Hanoi
Vietnam
Washington
Paris
North Vietnam
Radio
Sen
George McGovern
McGovern
Nixon
Democratic Party
Nano
United States
South Vietnam
Emees
Congress
Indochina
U.S
Shate
United Nations
Security Council
General Assembly
Greece Faces Shadow of Fascist Aggression in World War I Context
Henry J. Taylor notes Greece avoided anarchy as Prime Minister George Papadopoulos remarks on a Greek chorus term. He recalls Mussolini's bombing of Corfu as Fascism's first aggression in Europe and credits Greek resistance against forces five to six times stronger.
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Greece
George Papadopoulos
Europe
Corfu
NATO
New York
London
Paris
Andrew Papandreou
South Vietnam
Castro
Cuba
Des
Youth vote shifts power amid Greek and U.S. politics
The piece notes rising youth participation shaping party dynamics at national conventions, especially McGovern’s bid, while also detailing Greece's political turmoil from the 1967 coup, a palace conspiracy, and the role of King Constantine amid Cold War tensions. The report links youth activism to broader regional instability and governance challenges.
Temperature soars as Lubbock endures 103 degree day
Memory Lane from June 16 recalls a heat wave on the South Plains with Lubbock sweltering under a 103 degree high. The snippet hints at local scenes and daily life as the sun bakes the region.
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Lubbock
South Plains
Porcupine and Salt Sparks Theater of Oddities
A jumble of quirky anecdotes and quiz questions spans odd animal behavior and famous names. It notes a porcupine chewing a steering wheel after salt craving, references England's poet laureate, and mocks common misstatements while offering trivia on Franklin and Elizabeth II.
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Virginia Payette
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Hecmene Soci al Sac
Mineola
N.Y
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Miami Beach
Beelers
Easton
Lane
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SSS
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Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Balkan
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Salonika
Constantine I
Constantine
Paul I
George I
Denmark
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George II
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Walt Bebe
L. M. Boyd
England
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Coltall Ps
John Sourne
Han Tr
Uestion Pita Thevoider
Eilaren Tage
U. A
Benjamin Franklin
Queen Elizabeth of England
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