Connally Kissinger Clash May Redefine Point of Power
Washington speculates that if John Connally becomes secretary of State after Nixon's re election, foreign economic policy would shift from Treasury to State. The rivalry with Henry Kissinger centers on who controls dollar policy, exchange rates and the shift away from gold. A Connally led State could expand its role, challenging Kissinger's influence and reshaping the administration's foreign policy framework.
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Nea
John Connally
Nixon
State
White House
Treasury
Connally
Henry Kissinger
The
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Treasury, Commerce
Agency For International Development
State Department
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
United States
U.S
David M. Kennedy
Kissinger
McGovern Seeks Unifying Path After Miami Convention Hype
Editorial assesses Senator George McGovern amid Democratic division as he forecasts a possible first ballot win and seeks uncommitted delegate support. It notes rivals Humphrey Muse Wallace and the risk of third party runs, while warning the party fears McGovern’s liberal stance could aid Nixon.
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George McGovern
Miami
Nixon
White House
Hubert Humphrey
McGovern
Muse
Humphrey
Wallace
Brezhnev Pushes Peace Talks While Russia Expands Arms
A U S stance argues negotiations show only first steps toward limits as Russia continues building missiles and naval power. Rogers cites verification hangups, warns against unilateral disarmament, and stresses maintaining defense until Moscow proves non expansionist. Laser weapon success in Vietnam is cited to justify ongoing weapons development.
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Brezhnev
Nixon
George McGovern
Russia
Sate Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Sates
Rogers
North Vietnam
Explo 72 draws massive Dallas crowd for Jesus Music Festival
A Texan reporter describes Explo 72 in Dallas where 150 000 to 200 000 youths gathered for a day long Jesus Music Festival. The crowd stayed upbeat despite heat, mingling peacefully as performers like Kris Kristofferson Johnny Cash and June Carter drew the masses.
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Robert E. Ford
Associated Press
Dallas
Coney Island
Kris Kristofferson
Johnny Cash
June Carter
Prison staffers in Nevada governor mansion hire program
Gov. Mike O’Callaghan uses inmate workers in the Nevada governor's mansion as cooks, butlers, gardeners and light maintenance. Warden Carl Hocker says the program saves money and aids rehabilitation, with 120 workers screened to avoid sex offenders and reduce escape risk. The article notes inmates earn about 1.25 dollars daily and highlights few issues, including past incidents. Theodore Roosevelt's Panama visit is also mentioned from Britannica.
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Brendan Riley
Associated Press
Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Mike O’callaghan
Cook
O’callaghan
O'Callaghan
Carl Hocker
Hocker
State Capitol
Governor’s Office
Attorney General’s Office
State Library
Department of Education
Butler
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for Publication
The notice outlines requirements for letters to the editor including signature and address. writers may request withholding. Limit of 500 words. must address general interest. Letters in poor taste will not be considered.
Pecos Yesterday Highlights: Wedding, Park Courts Near Ready
Miss Juanice Evelyn Reed and Staff Sgt. Robert L. Curtis wed in Seattle in a double ring ceremony attended by close family. The city park project funded by the City Federation is complete with tennis nets and backstops to come, meeting Interscholastic League standards for future tournaments in Pecos.
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First Methodist Church
Seattle
Washington
Juanice Evelyn Reed
Robert L. Curtis
Newton E. Moats
Curtis
Polly Hollebeke
Hollebeke
Delaware River
Orla
Pecos
City Federation
B& PW Club
This Day in History June 29 1972 Highlights
On this date in history many events are noted including the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914, the Battle of Monmouth in 1778, the US purchase of the Panama Canal in 1902, the Versailles Treaty in 1919, Yugoslav guerrilla actions in 1941, Dewey’s nomination in 1944, Luzon retaken in 1945, and royal and legal milestones through 1962. Births include Richard Rodgers and William F Rayn. Thought for today cites a French proverb on burdens.
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Associated Press
Austria-Hungary
Francis Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Monmouth
N.J
United States
Panama Canal
France
Yugoslavia
Chicago
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Japan Eyes U.S. Trade Shift Amid Deficit Fears
Tokyo frets over a widening trade gap with Washington and the possibility of new U.S. curbs. Officials explore boosting imports from the United States and stockpiling American materials while seeking amicable talks. Japan also pursues ties with China and a Siberia oil pipeline but maintains reliance on the United States.
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U.S
Japan
America
Nixon
Tokyo
Taiwan
Republic of China
United Nations
Free Western World
Sato
China
Soviet Union
Siberia
Russia
Pacific
Vladivostok
Tokyo-Moscow
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Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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U. S. Supreme Court
Richard Rodgers
William William F. Rayn
Bruce Biossat
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