Wallace To Help Nixon, O'Brien Says
The Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien accuses Alabama Governor George C. Wallace of aiding Richard Nixon by running in the Florida Democratic primary. He argues Wallace is unlikely to be a genuine Democrat and would push a three way race benefiting Nixon. O'Brien notes Wallace may appeal to voters as a third party in 1968 style fashion, complicating the nomination process and convention rules.
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Emperor Hirohito Recites Alpine Poem at New Year Ceremony
In Tokyo, Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako attended the imperial poetry reading, a centuries‑old New Year ritual. The emperor’s waka reflected on the Alps seen from a plane during his Europe tour last autumn, describing vast skies and alpine ridges above a sea of clouds.
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FBI charges Ronald Kaufman over bank bomb plot in San Francisco
Ronald Kaufman, 33, Milwaukee born and an AWOL Army private with a Stanford PhD, was charged by the FBI in connection with planting time bombs in three San Francisco banks. AP wirephoto.
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Morris Lists Aims for '72 Legislation
Kansas City AP Lt. Gov. William S. Morris outlined 1972 Missouri legislative goals before the Kansas City Bar Association. He urged public defender expansion, no fault auto insurance, prison and judicial reform, elderly tax relief, state bond investment methods, billboard control, and open recording of committee votes to ensure accountability. He warned the legislature has failed to address major issues and emphasized tailoring laws to Missouri needs.
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Eagleton Calls Secrecy in Government a Worsening Crisis
ST LOUIS AP Senator Thomas Eagleton denounces pervasive secrecy and a widening credibility gap in government saying the public is not being told the whole truth. He cites Pentagon papers and Anderson papers on India Pakistan actions. He urges accountability and a government of the people. R-1 MENUS R-1 North Callaway School menu for the week lists beans, ham, desserts, and standard meals with bread and milk.
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