Jockeying For No 2 In National Tickets
The piece examines jockeying for vice presidential spots as Republicans consider dropping Spiro Agnew for John B. Connally and Democrats weigh New York Mayor John V. Lindsay as a potential running mate. Lindsay’s recent party switch fuels debate while Agnew remains a contender amid new pro Agnew group activity.
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Ping Pong On The Run Demonstrators seek publicity through varied protests
The piece surveys a wave of protest tactics from both political sides involving sit-ins marches vigils and symbolic acts to draw attention. It notes some demonstrations have been grim while others are aimed at gaining publicity and making a point.
Ping Pong at the White House with Dr. Carl McIntire
A dramatic protest features Dr. Carl McIntire in a portable ping pong setup outside the White House. The religious fundamentalist opposes Nixon’s China policy and stages a theatrical drive to broadcast his views. The scene blends satire with political critique as observers note the spectacle’s comic edge.
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White House
McIntire
Nixon
Communist
China
Muskie remarks spark debate on front runner traits and strategy
A mused critique of Edmund Muskie’s offhand remark about a Negro vice presidential nominee explores leadership style, public perception, and the balance between forthrightness and naivete. The piece contrasts hyperactive campaigning with a cautious, common sense approach and notes the broader political dynamics shaping a front runner.
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There Is A Solution To The Emergency Ambulance Issue
A letter argues Middletown should use the fire emergency squad to transport patients to hospitals to cut delays for heart attack cases. The writer cites city policy past compensation limits, defines the current private ambulance strain, and notes trained personnel and equipment exist. Guy E. Stone objects to delays and suggests a low extra cost solution using existing fire squad resources.
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Lebanon
Trenton
Guy E. Stone
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John Chamberlain On United Ireland And Its Fallout
United Ireland thoughts by Stephen McGonagle in Londonderry detail the Londonderry Industrial Development Commission. He warns arms won t settle NI and advocates a non Westminster democracy with consensus decision making to avoid a Protestant Catholic clash. He notes gun power on all sides and questions the feasibility of peaceful incorporation.
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Nine-Sman
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McGonagle
Development Commission
Northern I
Ulster Defense Regiment
TRA
Steve McGonagle
Londonderry Industrial Development Commission
Londonderry Commission
Stormont
IRA
United Ireland
Ireland
A Fairer Way To Pay For Schools
The Serrano vs Priest ruling in California signals a shift toward statewide funding for education, tying a child’s schooling to state wealth rather than local district wealth. It suggests a national look at school funding, with opposition from industry and power sectors over property tax reliance and broader tax reform.
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Serrano
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Florida
State Board of Education
Ronald
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