Daley Dumps Hanrahan From Chicago Ticket
Chicago politics faced a clash as Mayor Richard Daley ousted Cook County State's Attorney Edward Hanrahan from the Democratic renomination slate. Hanrahan faces an obstruction of justice indictment tied to the Black Panther raid case, with Raymond Berg slated to replace him. The move aims to protect party unity amid protests and a looming court ruling on juror questioning.
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Young Mayor Takes Over In Newcomerstown Ohio
Ronald Hooker, 19, becomes one of the nation s youngest mayors taking office in Newcomerstown Ohio He says money offers have been made to influence him but vows to uphold his pledge to voters He balances college studies at Ashland Community College and duties as mayor with plans for a future presidential run.
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Medicine looks ahead to 1972 breakthroughs in disease fight
Medical experts foresee 1972 as a year with new discoveries and greater funding for cancer research and other experiments. While confirming progress in refining tools and methods, they caution against predicting a full conquest of the common cold and note that dramatic wins may still be near but not guaranteed.
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Nixon's political acrobatics pleases conservatives
The piece argues Nixon can pivot on policy without losing support, noting three gains against conservatives: Supreme Court picks Powell and Rehnquist, a veto of the child care bill, and likely success on campaign finance reform while opposing busing to desegregate schools. It frames Goldwater-era conservatives as content with Nixon’s pragmatism.
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William Rehnquist
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Indira Gandhi pledges Geneva observe by new Dacca govt
The Prime Minister said the new government in Dacca would observe the Geneva Convention and offered India's assurance. The piece recalls a Gulliver's Travels scene where a ruler proclaims mercy after cruel acts, masking harsher deeds.
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Dacca
India
Bangladesh bloodbath unsettles hopes for stable East
The article argues Bangladesh remains a complex mix of Bengalis Hindus Muslims Biharis and Urdu speakers. It warns that after the Mukti Bahini takeover violence could intensify with possible new refugee waves of Biharis and West Pakistanis while regional power plays complicate any prospect of peace.
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Bangla Desh
Benawalis
Mukti Bahini
Nixon Southern edge may split government for years
A Washington analysis argues the 1972 race strengthens a persistent executive–Congress split. Nixon's Southern gains threaten Democratic veto power, with Connally poised to unite Republicans, moderates, and Southern conservatives, potentially reshaping 1976 prospects.
Christmas Cards Exposed
Washington columnist summarizes Sheila Johnsons article on Christmas card sociology. The piece links card sending to social class mobility, detailing card exchange patterns across middle class climbers, lower class, and upper class, and notes a shift away from the ritual.
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Sheila K. Johnson
Transaction Magazine
Monroe News Star Masthead and Publication Details
The Monroe News Star notes its publication as a second class matter at Monroe post office on June 1 1909 under the act of March 8 1879. It lists offices and staff across multiple cities and asserts independent editorial stance and AP affiliation. The paper declares it prints news impartially and supports what it believes to be right opposed to what it believes to be wrong regardless of party politics.
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