Senator Scott and Griffin Exchange as Possible Senate Leaders
The record notes Sen. Hugh Scott as a moderate liberal with occasional wittiness and a history of voting with Nixon on most matters. It cites a potential replacement as Whip or Assistant Minority Leader, suggesting Sen. Robert Griffin of Michigan, highlighting Griffin’s coauthorship of labor union controls and roles in removing Abe Fortas from the Supreme Court, along with past political fights.
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Hugh Scoty
Scott
Dirksen
Nixon
Avalanche Journal
Supreme Court
Johnson
Vietnam
Senator Scott
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Lauidrum-Griffin
Abe Fortas
G. Mennen
Soapy) Williams
Senate
Stout
Mets Clinch Nl East as Hodges Earns Praise
Joy for the Mets as they clinch the National League East title under Gil Hodges. The piece contrasts Hodges’ respected, steady leadership with Leo Durocher’s controversial reputation, noting Hodges finished first after guiding a group of young players to a dramatic rise.
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J Joy
Amazin’ Mets
New York
Durocher
Mets
Also-Raris
Leo the Lip
Gil Hodges
Hodges
Judge rewards offenders with work program option
Five men convicted of theft possession of pistols and drunken driving were offered a chance to avoid jail by taking jobs arranged by Judge J C Duvall of Tarrant County Criminal Court No 1 The judge urged steady work and compliance as an alternative to incarceration.
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J. C. Duvall
Tarrant County
Old Versus New in Miami Airport Fight
The piece frames the Miami airport location dispute as a clash between the modern needs of today and tomorrow versus the conservationist stance of preserving open land including swamps. It argues both sides have validity and calls for a balanced, nonextremist decision from informed authorities.
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Miami
Paunch in business passe says firms
A New York staffing firm analyzing 50 000 middle and top managers finds the paunch obsolete and even a handicap for career advancement. Lean and lithe physiques are favored for climbing the corporate ladder and success in business.
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New York
Nixon Returns as Coach Battles for Early Season Wins
In Washington, Coach Nixon faces an early season test as his team seeks decisive wins. Bob Finch and key boosters rally support to spark a strong start and steady leadership.
That Girl on Broadway and the Bentley FCC Nomination
A column cites consumer strains from rising bills and jokes about domestic wishes. It notes President Nixon nominating Helen Delich Bentley, longtime shipping news reporter, as chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission.
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Joneses
Nixon
Federal Maritime Commission
Helen Delich Bentley
Bentley
Inside Nixon Aides Battle For GOP Soul In Washington
A behind the scenes clash between Atty Gen John Mitchell and GOP National Chairman Rogers Morton shapes the Nixon era. Mitchell uses conservative policies to influence the White House while Morton worries over urban, minority, and labor issues affecting upcoming elections. A private poll gauges sentiment of party chairs and committee officials amid looming state legislative redraws.
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Washington
John Mitchell
GOP
Rogers Morton
Nixon
Mitchell
Morton
Northeast
South
Middle West
Supreme Court
Congress
California
GOP National Committee
John Deardorf
White House
National Party
Odes Morton
James Aligon
National Committee
Ingham Post Reporter Report On Ku Klux Klan Incident
An Ingham Post reporter details a Ku Klux Klan confrontation, reporting the event with local reactions and official responses. The account notes community concern and calls for restraint amid rising tensions.
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Ingham Post
Lady's drive to organize six aay for Robert Williams sparks debate
A columnistic vent discusses a North Carolina kidnaping case, tattooed men, and male toughness in culture. It blames sensational ads and "tough guy" stereotypes, noting a Oklahoma study and TV commercials while praising Robert Williams as rugged yet ideologically odd.
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William
U.S
North Carolina
Willams
Wong
Madame X
Robert
Robert Williams
Raquel Welch
Grocery bill split shows food still a best buy
Mrs. Frank West of Glidden, West Virginia, subtracted nonfood costs from her grocery bill of over 24 dollars and found food under 16 dollars. The note argues inflation blame on grocers is misdirected and food remains a best buy despite overall rising costs.
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Frank West
Glidden
Charleston
W.va
Daily Mail
Cautionary Labels Promoting Safe Medicine Use
Pharmacist James Kunde of Bob Clifford's Valley Pharmacy in Portola Valley California discusses safety stickers on prescriptions for sleeping capsules and other medicines. He notes labels warn about alcohol interaction empty stomach warnings driving risks and child safety.
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James Kunde
Bob Clifford
S Valley Pharmacy
Portola Valley
Calif
Kunde
Kustle
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First Baptist
David Ray
Harlan
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