Nixon tightens primary fight over Taiwan sale charges
President Nixon denounces GOP rivals in New Hampshire as making totally unjustified charges over Taiwan policy. McCloskey aides say no selling out claim, while Muskie leads in Pittsburgh polling with Humphrey. The piece notes Nixon’s China visit sparked cross party criticism during the campaign season.
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Primary ballot contains 600 names for May 9 races
Kanawha County Clerk Jack Pauley says the May 9 primary ballot in Carleton will be among the largest in the nation with about 600 candidates for various offices. He cites an uptick in delegates to national parish conventions and notes the ballot’s size reflects broad participation.
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Court To Hear Finance Case Involving Election Funds
The court rejected multiple arguments from Martin and others over primary election funding. The case questioned the use of state funds for campaign expenses and alleged improper payments. Texas election officials, including Parkeek, faced rulings on funds usage and candidacy financing.
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Senate approves aid package amid combat and policy disputes
The Senate completes action on longtime aid programs, funding through the end of June and extending Peace Corps and development initiatives. Lawmakers clash over international and domestic priorities while tying the package to broader economic and security goals.
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Recognition Day Honors High Achieving Students at MUL
The university honors top students with academic distinction across colleges for the spring and fall semesters. Recipients include members of the upper per cent of their class plus those with perfect grades, with awards announced at a campus ceremony.
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