Redistricting Prospects Improve Under Rep Jones in Texas
Texas redistricting draws potential for a smoother year as Rep Delwin Jones chairs hearings across the state. Census data arrives three months early aiding study, with a new congressional seat and urban population shifts complicating lines. The panel aims for calm reform, possible single member district debates, and broader legislative confidence.
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Texas
Donnybrook
Delwin Jones
Lubbock
House Committee
House
Congress
U.S. Supreme Courts
Jones Group
Jones
Violent campus riots hit Prairie View A&M over food and curfew
Rioters burned a police building and damaged the campus stock exchange and dormitories at Prairie View A&M. About 200 students were dismissed for academic failure as violence spread to a Texas Southern University in Houston where Wheeler Street is a trouble corridor. State and local authorities are urged to crackdown to protect students and taxpayers.
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Prairie View
A&m College
College Exchange Store
Exchange
Military Science
Texas Southern University At
Houston
Wheeler Street
Adopt-a- Grandparent program bridges generations at William Woods
Fulton Missouri reports a sociology class at William Woods College pairing 13 students with elderly residents in a growing Adopt-a- Grandparent project. The effort, started as a semester experiment, has deepened bonds with a 93 year old retiree and a formerly withdrawn nursing home patient now engaging with life.
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Fulton
William Woods College
Cime
Mary V. Brown
Nixon Eyes Selective Wage And Price Controls
The Administration backs a selective two year wage and price control policy to curb inflation while avoiding broad controls. Congress may extend the 1970 authority, enabling targeted freezes in troubled industries and a moratorium on major labor stoppages for two years.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Connally
House Banking Committee
Greek Opposition Angered By U S Greece Aid Debate
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Greek opposition leaders condemn renewed military aid to the Greek dictatorship. They deny backing by anti junta factions and accuse Washington of collusion since the 1967 coup, with rising U S doubts at Foggy Bottom.
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Washington
Greece
State Department
Athens
WIS
Mitsotakis
Senate Armed Services
Christian Chapman
Roger Davies
Spiros Markezinis
U.S. Congress
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Davies
Fulbright
U.S
Nixon
Joseph Sisco
Pat Nixon aide denounces press and leads to White House clash
A Ridgewood NJ audience heard Constance Stuart criticize reporters and wire services as a “regiment of bleeding hearts.” The spokesman defended Mrs. Nixon, praised volunteerism, and described the First Lady as highly accessible. The speech drew mixed reactions and raised questions about press relations.
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Washington
Pat Nixon
Constance Stuart
White House
Jack Valenti
Lyndon Johnson
Jean Bennett
Bergen
N.J
Stuart
Vietnam
Nixon
Eleanor Roosevelt
Watts
Real snow falls in San Francisco first time in years
In San Francisco powdery snowflakes appear, a rarity in generations. Cotton farmers on the South Plains approve plans to raise a war chest to fight cotton insects. Gen Lucius D Clay says Western defenses could deter Russian aggression within a year if pursued at full speed. Senate crime hunters claim exiled vice lord Luciano governs a secret world government threatening the United States.
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Washington
Lucius D. Clay
Senate
Charles Luciano
Lindsay as 1972 presidential spoiler with sudden charisma
Andrew Tully analyzes John V. Lindsay as a rising national factor in 1972 politics. He argues Lindsay’s charm and media savvy threaten Nixon and other candidates, while Lindsay’s governance in New York is criticized as near bankruptcy and weak policing. The piece notes Lindsay's appeal to youth and Black voters and suggests the race could become a beauty contest.
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Washington
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Nixon
Lindsay
Len
Teddy Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Teddy
John Lindsay
New York
Gallup
Paul McCloskey Jr
Korea
McCloskey
Ixon
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Allard Lowenstein
Lowenstein
Hubert Humphrey
Warms up the week with rings and plasma profit notes
LL. M. BOYD surveys trends in engagement rings and plasma selling profits. It also mocks salon gossip on runaway wives and includes a Q A exchange about Colt and a king crab farming quip from a Chief Prognosticator.
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David Lawrence
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Labor
James D. Hodgson
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Marianne
Constantine Mitsotakis
George Papadreou
Center Union Party
Paris
Center Union
Constantine
Rome
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
San Francisco
South Plains
Andrew Tully
Mark Hatfield
R.ore
Hatfield
Spiro Agnew
LL. M. Boyd
Samuel Colt
John
Oie
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