Lindsay Seeks 1972 Democratic Nomination in Florida
Miami AP reports Mayor John V. Lindsay, formerly a Republican, announces he will seek the Democratic presidential nomination. He targets the Florida primary March 14 and plans Wisconsin plans after. Lindsay criticizes the Nixon era and vows to represent urban communities and overlooked Americans, aiming to challenge closed politics.
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Jon Vo Lindsay
New York
Sand J
Florida
Florinda
Lindsay
Nison
White House
House
Washington
Miami
Wisconsin
Alam
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Peking
Moscow
Harlem
Watts
Appalachia
Cape Kennedy
America
Democratic Party
New Hampshire
Herbert Miller
Queens
New York City
Ning World
News-Star
Daily & Sun
Phase II Honeymoon Stage Named By Nobel Laureate
Dr. Paul Samuelson, 1971 Nobel Prize winner, called Phase 2 of Nixon’s economic freeze the honeymoon stage and forecast public demand to end it within 15 months. He praised the end of the 10 percent import surcharge and noted currency agreement as a boost to the dollar and American workers amid creeping inflation and price instability.
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New Cordnans
Paul Samuelson
Nixon
MIT
Allied Social Science Associations
Samuelson
Black Candidates Winning Election To Be Installed In Port Gibson
Installation ceremonies set for 3 p.m. Friday in Port Gibson for eight black Claiborne County officeholders elected in November. Evans Doss says a parade will precede at 2 p.m. The group includes three countywide and five district offices. Fayette Mayor Charles Evers will join as a participating leader.
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Port Gibson
Claiborne County
Evans Doss
Fayette
Charles Evers
Mississippi
Reason Laughs and Tension in Jokes, Psychiatrist Says
Dr. Werner Mendel, USC psychiatry professor, explains jokes reveal anxiety without harming others and let people express forbidden ideas. He cites the Boston Strangler joke to show indirect aggression and says humor lets groups voice social beliefs politely.
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Werner Mendel
Dr. Mendel
The
University of Southern California
Boston
Soviet Defector Returns to Moscow After U S Stay
Soviet intelligence officer Anatoliy K Chebotaryev, who defected to the United States in October and lived in the Washington area, is back in Moscow. State Department says he left New York on a Moscow bound Aeroflot flight after stating he returned of his own free will.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Moscow
Charles W. Brayll
Anatoliy — K. Chebotaryev
Aeroflot
New York
Chebotaryev
Brussels
U.S
Bray
Yury M. Vorontsov
Vorontsov
Russia
Immigration and Naturalization Service
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Viet Peace Talks Session Cancelled
The United States and North Vietnam cancelled the next session of the Paris peace talks and did not set a resumption date. North Vietnam said the move protested U.S. air attacks while the United States cited violations of the 1968 understanding and renewed bombing actions.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Nguyen Thanh le
Ly van Sau
Nixon
U.S
Laird
Washington
Laos
Saigon
Television Actor Wounded In Hunting Mishap
Tom Lester 29 year old actor from Laurel and known for Green Acres was hospitalized in Hattiesburg after a quail hunting accident on a Forrest County farm. He sustained chest arm and hand injuries from birdshot with a pellet entering the chest and collapsing a lung.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Tom Lester
Hattiesburg
Green Acres
Lester
Laurel
Forrest County
Colorado Springs Tour Analyzes Monroe Civic Center Model
Colorado Springs leaders study Monroe's civic center as a blueprint for a downtown project funded without federal aid. In spring 1970 Monroe hosted a tour for the Colorado Springs Mayor's Advisory Committee to guide their own initiative amid talks of a $10 million general obligation bond. The Sun highlighted Monroe's success, noting the city was financially stable and influential, and encouraging Colorado Springs to pursue a similar path.
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Monroe
Colorado Springs
Colo
the Sun
William Buzenberg
W. L
Jack” Howard
Warning on toy guns sparks UK army leaflet drive
In Belfast the British Army distributed leaflets to parents warning that toy guns used by children may be mistaken for real weapons. Officers said Ambush games with plastic rifles risk deadly responses from soldiers and urged parents to restrict such play and avoid dangerous confrontations.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Jim Kellie
Robert Long
Finns Spend 1.6 Billion Marks on Alcohol in 1970
A national temperance organization reports that Finns consumed 1.6 billion marks worth of alcoholic beverages in 1970, averaging 351 marks per person or about 83 dollars per head, according to the UPI dispatch from Helsinki.
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Helsinki
UPI
Migrating California Gray Whales Head Toward Baja Lagoons
California gray whales begin a lengthy December to July migration from the Arctic to Baja California’s Scammon’s Lagoon. As many as 10 000 whales may travel south, protected this year by a Mexican sanctuary. Scientists note births near journey’s end and peak sightings off Southern California in January.
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California
Arctic
Baja California
Baja
Bering Strait
Alaska
Carl Hubbs
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
la Jolla
U.S
Washington
Ample Mortgage Funds Expected For Home Buying
Ample mortgage funds at lower rates are expected to boost 1972 housing. Federal Home Loan Bank Board Chairman Piston Martin said economic stimulus from Nixon administration controls will aid. Secretary George W. Romney cited 1971 starts of 2.6 million and optimistic 1972 outlook. Conventional loans may stay near 7.65 percent, possibly drop to 7.37 percent. FHA and VA loans remain at 7 percent.
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Washington
API
Piston Martin
Federal Home Oan Bank Board
Martin
Nixon
George W. Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Senate May Pass Funds Bills Early
Senate leaders seek early action on appropriations to fund next year. Aiming to finish before summer recess, they propose sending authorization bills to the floor by June 1 with limited extensions, to speed up annual spending measures and avoid election year fights.
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Senate
Washington
Hugh Scott
Scott
Mike Mansfield
Congress
John S. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
House
Fugitive Nabbed After Louisiana Roadblock Breaks 18-Hour Search
Melvin L. Nash, 25, wanted in Georgia for a fatal stabbing, kidnapping and rape, was captured at a roadblock near Morgan City, ending an 18 hour Louisiana manhunt. FBI charges include kidnapping, interstate flight to avoid prosecution and interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle. A witness, Nell Dayton, escaped Nash during a gas stop in Hammond after meeting Chief Petty Officer Leroy White at the Naval Air Station near Albany.
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Franklin
Melvin L. Nash
Georgia
Nash
Morgan City
Louisiana
Leroy White
U. S. Naval Air Station
Albany
FBI
Lee LaFont
New Orleans
Gibson
LaFont
Nell Dayton
Hammond
Charles Bender
Tangipahoa Parish
White
Texans barred in-car television viewing by new law
Austin officials report a state law prohibiting motorists from having television sets in vehicles if the screen is visible to the driver. The measure aims to reduce driver distraction and improve road safety during this legislative session.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Texas
Historically Dry Town Reconsiders Liquor Licenses
Evanston Illinois city council votes 11 to 6 to reconsider an ordinance allowing liquor licenses in the dry suburb. The measure includes licenses for hotels clubs and restaurants and would permit package stores with mayor veto threat and a requirement that all 18 aldermen be present for a subsequent vote. The next vote could be delayed to February.
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Evanston, Ill
Chicago
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Edgar Vanneman
Frank K. Hoover
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