Mutscher Stays On As Redistricting Moves Forward
Speaker Gus Mutscher resists resigning amid bribery and conspiracy charges while the Texas redistricting board proceeds. Gov. Preston Smith declines to call a special session. Mutscher says it is his duty to serve and awaits judicial review.
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Training ad for Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and affiliates
A garbled Monday morning notice references the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal training page and associated departments. It mentions the Associated Press and tolling allegiance to a nation with liberty and duty for all amid unclear local addresses and names.
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Texae
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Kennedy Poll Signals Kennedy Leads in Democratic Race
A Gallup poll shows Sen. Edward Kennedy as the top Democratic choice with around 28 percent, while Sen. Edmund Muskie and Sen. Hubert Humphrey each trail. The survey notes concerns about Kennedy's character and late tumult in party politics, amid fears of a fractured national ticket.
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Maine
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Minnesota
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Proposal to nationalize public schools sparks debate
Dr. Mark Ros of Philadelphia urges the Federal Government to fund and nationalize operations of the nation’s public schools, arguing rescue of urban systems requires state and local help and national oversight. Critics question implications for cities like Philadelphia and Boise.
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Idaho
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Senators urge Judge Sharp for U S Supreme Court appointment
Senators Jordan and Urner advocate Judge Susie Marshall Sharp of North Carolina for the U S Supreme Court. They urge President Nixon to appoint the first woman justice, praising her integrity and legal skill.
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Michigan State coach touts option play amid crowd chatter
Coach Tmiffy Daugherty, leader of the Michigan State grid machine, explains their qimaruple option. He says the play sequence involves handoffs and pitches as part of a tied game struggling to find form. The scene highlights the humor and confidence in the team during a busy Broadway backdrop.
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Michigan State
Gseator
Poll hints Lindsay narrow lead over Muskie in 1972 race
A Cambridge Opinion poll shows New York Mayor Lindsay trailing Muskie in head to head matchups for the Democratic nomination with strong undecideds. It also reveals Lindsay’s television appearance and perceived electability, while other candidates like McGovern and Kennedy show varying support across states.
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Spying Cost To Be Out Under Nixon Reorganizing Push
Henry Kissinger mocks the vast intelligence empire as Congress and Defense Secretary Melvin Laird push to trim costs. Nixon orders a study, targets budget cuts and job losses, with the Pentagon and CIA facing spending reductions. The reform aims to curb the sprawling system while preserving essential capabilities.
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Henry Kissinger
Cambodia
Allen Ellender
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Laird
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Congress
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National T with Trials and Tanks of the Times
A column discusses a range of topics from Presidents declaring a Thanksgiving Day to backyard pools, then shifts to shark attacks totals and survival rates. It notes the longevity of several old movie stars and ends with a reader query about lightning rods and mimosa trees, followed by a postcard address section.
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Andrew Jackson
Zachary Taylor
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