Conservatism dominates June Primaries across states
In Alabama George Wallace won the governorship backing a conservative line as voters warned against liberal shifts. Senate races favored incumbents with George Murphy and Mike Mansfield winning renomination, while California education bonds failed despite teacher support. Ronald Reagan earned the California Republican renomination unopposed and will face Jess Unruh after Unruh defeated Sam Yorty.
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Alabama
California
George Wallace
Wallace
Norton Simon
Murphy
Nixon
Vietnam
Cambodia
Simon
Campian
Technicolor, Inc
Anderson Carter
David Cargo
U. S
New Mexico
Joseph Montoya
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Ronald Reagan
Jess Unruh
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Nixon Strategy and Cambodia War Debate
The piece defends Nixon's Cambodian policy and withdrawal plan, condemning critics who decry widening the war while ignoring Hanoi's violations. It argues for trusting the President and warns against Senate dove pressure and Hanoi’s rejection of peace overtures, urging united support for endings.
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Hanoi
Nixon
Cambodia
Congress
Senate
United States
City trick buys free vegetables from rivals
In HAL Boyles humorous urban column a city dweller tricks three suburban gardeners Tom Dick and Harry into competing false crop woes. He sips fresh vegetables all summer while his office desk is fed cauliflower lettuce cucumbers squash watermelons and corn on the cob at no cost.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Tom
Harry
Jp’s
San Antonio
Justices of the Peace
State Department of Agriculture
John C. White
Legislative Study Committee
White
Florida
Arroyo Colorado
Laguna Madre
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Linkletter A TV Icon Juggles Show Business Crusade
Art Linkletter, 58, a busy TV host and businessman, campaigns against drug abuse after his daughter Diane died from LSD. He recalls a 37 year career from radio to Life With Linkletter and explains his interview method with children and his evolving, controversial topics.
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Jerry Buck
NEW York (Ap
Art Linkletter
Linkletter
Diane
San Diego
Jack
Texas
New York
Atlanta
Phoenix
Timely Quotes on Civil Rights and War End Imperatives
A collection of stark statements from U S figures. Weiner defends the Philadelphia Plan as essential to equal opportunity. Reagan vows a primary battle stance in the 1980s campaign. A call for swift action to end U S involvement in Southeast Asia. Nobelists urge Nixon to halt the war.
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U.S
Nixon Critics Play A Chancy Game
Democratic leaders press to cripple Nixon in 1970 with alarms about inflation unemployment and war risks. They risk backfiring if they overplay crises or miss the evolving economic and military picture as Nixon gains from occasional party advantages.
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Washington
Nea
Nixon
U.S . Org S
Saigon
Cam
U.S
Pollution concerns spark Texas beach and offshore oil review
Senate committees heard a full day of testimony on offshore oil exploration and beach pollution. Calls included stronger enforcement of spill rules and creation of a national oil company, with figures citing millions in fines and new safety measures for coastal rigs.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Senate
Pipeline Committee
Terence O’rourke
O’rourke
Railroad Commission
Roy Payne
Commission
Sen
A.R. Schwartz
Galveston
D. Roy Harrington
Port Arthur
Ronnie Dugger
Dugger
Ross Sterling
Nixon
John Shanahan Jr
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White House
Lawrence Welk
Manhattan
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Houston
el Paso
Crawford C. Martin
Supreme Court
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Allstate
Astrodome
Beaumont Housewares
Bill Hollowell
Grand Saline
Texas Water Quality Board
Jim Showen
Louis Welch
al Henry
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Jim Battersby
Discover Texas Association
James M. Gaines
HemisFair Plaza
Battersby
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Martin
Amarillo
Lubbock
Preston Smith
Smith
Crane
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