Democrats Eye Lindsay as Fresh Hope for 1972
Democrats see New York Mayor John Lindsay as possible presidential timber and a party bridge after Kennedy's decline. Polls show 51 of 57 Democratic leaders would welcome him, with 40 endorsing him as a potential presidential candidate and 35 as a possible running mate. Lindsay, though, stays with the GOP and fusion politics could lure him to switch if circumstances shift.
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John Lindsay
Democratic Party
Lindsay
Marchi
Procaccino
New York
Sen. Kennedy
Campus unrest shifts to debate and nonviolence
A 1960s style campus upheaval declines in violence as students favor nonviolent debate over confrontations. The era saw riots, building seizures at Vassar and Harvard, expulsions, arrests, and large property losses. Polls show mixed gains and ongoing calls for reform through peaceful action toward 2000.
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Vassar
Harvard
Students For A Demo- Society
SDS
Trusteeship Committee Advances 25 Territories Toward Independence
The United Nations Trusteeship Committee moved to clear barriers to independence for 25 small territories. It rejected factors like size population geography and resources as determinants of nationhood, a move critics call unrealistic for self sufficiency.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Wall Street Journal
Nixon Policy Shakes Up Israel
Washington reports show a shift in Nixon administration Middle East policy as the United States weighs influence with Arab states. The move follows a U.S. proposal to the Big Four on Israel and Jordan amid pressure from Jewish leaders and Republican allies to maintain strong ties with Israel.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Abba Eban
U. S
Israel
Jordan
Rogers
Elliot Richardson
Richardson
Big Four
Jerusalem
West Bank
Middle East
U.S
Johnson
Nixon
White House
Spe
Golda Meir
Ronald Reagan
California
Meir
Reagan
Vietnam
Mrs. Meir
Meir Reagan
Taft Schreiber
Los Angeles
Music Corp. of America
Schreiber
David Rockefeller
Robert Anderson
John J. McCloy
Cial
Henry Kissinger, Jr
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Max Fisher
Detroit
Roger
State Department
Conference of Jewish Organizations
Senate Amendment Could Obstruct Military Action
The piece argues that a Senate amendment to the defense appropriation bill, once altered, still signals congressional interference in military operations. It contends such restraint could embolden enemies, disrupt bases in Asia, and undermine executive decision making while preserving air missions in Laos and aid to Thailand against communism.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Vietnam
Senate
Laos
Thailand
America
Southeast Asia
Red China
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U. S
Gulf of Tonkin
Criti
Home For Every Family
Secretary George Romney outlines a HUD program Operation Breakthrough to expand housing for all income levels. He urges prioritizing decent homes and environments, detailing market consolidation, reduced red tape, and new construction financing to reach twenty six million dwelling units nationwide through private‑public partnerships and innovative building methods.
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Mr. Chamberlain
George Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
America
HUD
Priority Outlook Grim
Washington figures show federal outlays for health education and welfare rising from 16.3 billion in 1961 to 59.6 billion in 1971 with 81.1 billion projected by 1975. When including Social Security and other trust funds the total would reach 99.1 billion by 1975. The piece warns that rising human resources spending will consume about half the fiscal dividend.
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Kennedy
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Social Security
Budget Bureau
Office of Education
Nixon
Brookings Institution
Johnson
America
Monroe News-Star publication details and staff list
The Monroe News-Star notes its second class matter status at Monroe post office since June 1 1909 under the 1879 act. It prints afternoons except weekends and lists staff including Obert oes r Chairman, D Ewing Publisher, Wilson Ewing and William H. Bronson Presidents, Jack Campbell GM, Edmund G Brown Assoc Gen Mar, Jack Gates Exec Editor, William C. Mardin City Editor, and AP member status along with reproduction rights.
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Monroe
News-Star World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Obert Oes R
D Ewing
Wilson Ewing
William H. Bronson
Jack $. Campbell
Edmund G Brown
Jack C. Gates
William C. Mardin
Associated Press
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Reg Manning
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Robert Novak
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Novak
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