Goodell Announces 72 Primary Challenge to Nixon
Former Sen. Charles Goodell of New York said he would challenge President Nixon in the 1972 Republican primary if Vietnam policies do not change. An aide later tempered the claim, saying a definitive decision depended on other qualified Republicans stepping forward.
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Richmond
GOP Governors Rally Behind Nixon For '72
Republican governors gather in Williamsburg Virginia to unify behind the Nixon administration for the 1972 elections. They report improved relations since Sun Valley and anticipate strong prospects for Nixon's re election amid renewed party harmony.
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Massachusetts
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William G. Milliken
Michigan
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Alienist link cowboy legend to U S riots
Baltimore psychiatrist Dr. Kent E. Robinson argues the violent frontier myth fuels modern frontier justice. He cites Wyatt Earp as an exaggeration of history and says the legend shapes public morality and responses to cases like My Lai.
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American Psychiatric Association
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Wyatt Earp
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Middle America
Wiliam Calley Jr
My Lai
Civilians Die In Viet Cong Mine Attacks In Two Regions
Viet Cong mines hit civilians in two South Vietnam areas. Affected sites were on the central coastal plain about 265 miles northeast of Saigon, and in the Mekong Delta about 50 miles southwest of Saigon. 24 civilians were killed and five wounded in the first attack. 10 killed and three wounded in the second. The 1st Infantry Division moved into the A Shau valley to pressure enemy infiltration, but no contact with the enemy was made after eight days of reconnaissance.
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Mekong Delta
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A Shau
le Trung Hien
White House To Enforce Ruling On School Buses
The White House urged obedience to the Supreme Court ruling that mass busing is constitutional to desegregate public schools. President Nixon's press secretary cited the decision as law and said local officials and federal courts must implement busing plans, with reactions split across Southern leaders and civil rights advocates. The Court suggested districts should use racial balancing while avoiding deliberate segregation, signaling possible Northern reach.
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Guidelines Established In Pollution Guidelines Established In Pollution
Washington AP Nixon's Council on Environmental Quality issues new rules requiring federal agencies to disclose environmental impact for proposals 90 days before effect. Draft statements must be public 15 days before hearings and 90 days before action, final statements 30 days before action. Interior released Alaska oil pipeline proposal in draft last January.
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