Gilligan Takes Over Reins At Ohio Demo Convention
Gilligan, Democratic nominee for governor, led a two day Columbus party convention. He curbed intra party squabbles and pushed a largely Gilligan driven platform including education reform and a tax reform bill. The platform calls for a taxpayer suit to recover $2 million from Four Seasons Nursing Homes and related matters. The party, out of power since 1963, aims to make Herbert's investment policies a top campaign issue.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Brown
Herbert
Democratic Party
Michael V. di Salle
Statehouse
Texas Dedicates LBJ State Park
In Stonewall Texas Former President Lyndon Johnson attended the dedication of a 269 acre park along the Pedernales River near his Hill Country home. The ceremony drew several thousand visitors as Lt Governor Ben Barnes praised the site as a monument to Johnson and a place teaching about the land that shaped his outlook.
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Lyndon Johnson
Lbj
Johnson
Texas
Pearce Johnson
Parks and Wildlife Department
United States
Barnes
Pedernales River
White House
Nonpolluting Cars Struggle In Cross Country Race
CHICAGO AP Exhaustion and mechanical problems plagued drivers in the 1970 Clean Car Race as 43 cars slogged through heat and breakdowns since Monday in Cambridge. By Saturday, teams reported sleep deprivation and discouragement with all but one steam car still aiming for Pasadena before Sunday finish. Eight electric cars scattered nationally, while two steam cars dropped out earlier. Narang, a 13-year-old boy born without hands in Rohtak, India, passed his high school finals using toes to write.
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Race Information Center
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Tex
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Ariz
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Calif
Champaign
Ill
Stroud
Oklo
Rohtak
India
Narang
Debate over Vietnam withdrawal amendment in Senate
A Senate showdown on the McGovern-Hatfield amendment to end U S involvement in Indochina is debated with references to President Nixon, Secretary Rogers, and Defense Chief Laird. The piece argues against a fixed timetable, supports negotiated peace, and contends the amendment could disrupt Vietnamization and global standing.
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Vietnam
Southeast Asia
William Rogers
Paris
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Senate
Indochina
Congress
America
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House
Paul Day to address High 12 Club meeting
Paul Day managing editor of The Journal will speak at the High 12 Club meeting at noon Wednesday in the Commercial Building. He has served as state editor sports editor city editor and news editor since 1939 and was named managing editor in 1967.
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Pete) O'Grady
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