Polls and history warn against predicting Nixon re election
A July 15 1971 column compares Gallup and Harris polls on Nixon to past forecasts and Lincoln era courage. It argues polls 18 months ahead mislead voters and predicts Nixon will seek renomination, urging readers to beware overconfident forecasts from polling firms and politicians.
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Gallup
Nixon
Harris
Edward Muskie
Maine
George Wallace
Alabama
Muskie
Wallace
Dr. Gallup
United States
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Senate
White House
North
Baltimore
Flanders
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
Grant
Lee
New York City
William Tecumseh Sherman
Joseph E. Johnston
Georgia
George B. McClellan
John G. Fremont
Lincoln
Petersburg
Jefferson Davis
Johnson
John B. Hood
Johnston
Sherman
Atlanta
Hood
Edwin M. Stanton
South
Winchester
Jubal Early
Shenandoah Valley
Philip E. Sheridan
Early
David E. Farragut
Mobile Bay
Confederacy
Chicago
War Department
Richard Nixon
Mr. Harris
Abraham Lincoln
Paul McCloskey
California
Charles Goodell
New York
Vietnam and world opinion by David Lawrence
National and international views of the Vietnam conflict are shaped by anti war critics and demonstrations in and out of Congress. The Pentagon study has created impressions that American presidents deceive the public and fail to act conscientiously.
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David Lawrence Washington
Congress
Pentagon
Government witness in Brewster bribery case entangled in fraternity scandal
Washington reports the key government witness, Jack Sullivan, ex-Senator Dan Brewster’s accuser turned target, amid a Delta Theta Phi financial irregularities probe. Sullivan’s 200-page affidavit helped indict Brewster, while fraternity officials dispute the claims and chaos surrounds audit efforts and missing records as Supreme Court review looms.
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Washington
Dan Brewster
Dmad
National Law Fraternity
Brewster
Jack Sullivan
Justice Department
Sullivan
Delta Theta Phi
Joseph DePaul
DePaul
Cleveland
Edward Meyers
Friendship
Baltimore
Meyers
DePauw
Brit Hume
Delt Theta Phi
Timbo
Supreme Court
John Mitchell
Republican National Committee
Safety Week Talk Campaign Planned Across City Churches
On July 15 1921 pastors and Sunday School superintendents will begin “No Accident Week” starting July 7 Park WAT Loy chairs the campaign. The Braddock Heights Song Service led by Rev W C Royal and an address by Rev Charles H Pinchbeck are part of the event with the Baptist Bible School in charge of the program. David C Winebreener III spoke at Emory Post 8 American Legion meeting about the Maryland State Police.
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Park Wat. Loy
Braddock Heights
Baptist Bible School
W.C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Charles H. Pinchbeck
Seventh Baptist Church
Baltimore
David C. Winebrener III
HLH
Emory Post
American Legion
MCA
Mr. Winebrewer
Maryland
McKeldin to Dedicate Firemen's Hall in Thurmont
Governor Theodore R McKeldin will dedicate the new Firemen's Hall in Thurmont and open an eleven day youth anniversary celebration, with invitations extended by fire company officials. Motorists will begin paying to park at the municipal lot on South Court Street as parking meters are installed. Frederick CIG Communications Workers picketed Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone offices on East Patrick Street but normal public telephone service was reported as maintained.
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Chou En- Lai
Red China
United States
Peking
Great Britain
London Daily Telegraph
America
Vietnam
American Senate
South Vietnam
Nixon
House of Representatives
North Vietnam
Saigon
Soviet Union
United Nations
Korea
Overnor Theodore R. McKeldin
Thurmont
South Court Street
Frederick
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
East Patrick Street
CIG Communications Workers
Maryland Youth Gain Political Voice In 1972 Elections
The 20th Amendment grants 18 to 20 year olds voting rights in Maryland elections. Governor Mandel creates a 15 member Youth Advisory Council to mobilize new voters and explore roles in government including potential cabinet input. YMCA Model Legislature in Annapolis demonstrated youth participation. education reform plans urged students as partners, while summer jobs drought highlights adult-responsibility gaps.
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Val Hymes
Maryland
Supreme Court
Frederick County
Pdemocrat
Frederick
Sike
Prince George's
Mandel
Eastern Shore
Cecil County
Jerome Frampton Jr
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Zachery Taylor
William Howard Taft
Vermont
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Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Lyndon Johnson
Black Forest
Germany
Saturn
Russia
England
American Rose Society
By Jack Anderson
News-Poat
Turkey
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