No instant miracles for Lindsay in party switch editorial
The piece argues John Lindsay's move from Republican to Democrat is not an instant path to the presidency. It notes past party switches, questions the meaning of party labels in American politics, and suggests voters may judge Lindsay by primary outcomes rather than ideology. It compares other defectors and stresses party labels as tools in American elections.
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John Lindsay
New York
Richard Nixon
Lindsay
Spiro Agnew
Arthur Goldberg
Teddy Roosevelt
Wayne Morse
John D. Rockefeller
Richard J. Daley
Sam Thurmond
R-S.c
Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Jacob K. Javits
Nixon
Treasury
Kennedy
White House
U.N
Vietnam
San Quentin breakout prompts hunt for attorney
An Oakland attorney, Stephen Mitchell Bingham, 29, is being sought for questioning in the San Quentin breakout aftermath that left six dead including Soledad Brother George Jackson. prison officials describe San Quentin's blackest, bloodiest day as guards and inmates suffered fatal wounds during the attempted escape and ensuing chaos.
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Jeannine Yeomans
Associated Press
San Quentin
Calif
San Francisco Chronicle
Oakland
Soledad
George Jackson
Stephen Mitchell Bingham
Jackson
The
Chronicle
Bingham
Bruce Bales
Marin County
Bales
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
U.S
Jere Graham
James Park
Flanagan Board Hears Village Planning Proposal
The Flanagan Village Board reviewed a proposal by Max Anderson and Associates of Clinton on future streets land use housing and zoning regulations and subdivision plans. No action was taken. Bills approved. Water plans discussed including flushing a well and possible new location if output remains low. Water committee reported 152000 gallons collected from farmers and fertilizer firms and four shut off notices issued this week.
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Flanagan
Max Anderson
Nixon’s bold policy turnabouts signal a calculated gamble
Washington comments trace a pattern in Nixon’s reversals on China and economic policy. He publicly embraces sweeping changes, including a trip to Peking and devaluation tactics, signaling a willingness to gamble big on bold diplomacy and market moves despite past stances.
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Peking
Nixon
Lydon Johnson
North
Vietnam
Eisenhower
China
Cambodia
Governor signs Harris tax reform package in Illinois
Sen. William C. Harris announces Gov. Ogilvie signs a 29 bill package expanding tax data secrecy, extending confidentiality to all taxpayers, setting penalties for improper tax collection, and funding hardship refunds while boosting consumer protections.
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Springfield
William C. Harris
Pontiac
Ogilvie
Illinois
Harris
Senate
State Revenue Department
Ilinois Department of Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
Willard Ice
Midwest cities convert IRS offices to local service centers
The IRS converts taxpayer assistance offices in several Midwest cities to wage price freeze local service and complaint centers. Aberdeen Maryland, Chicago, Des Moines, Fargo, Milwaukee, Omaha, St Louis, St Paul, Springfield, Detroit are among those affected with further Monday conversions announced Saturday.
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Washington
Midwest
IRS
Aberdeen
M.D
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
Fargo
N.D
Milwaukee
Wis
Omaha
Neb
St Louis
US vaccinate over one and a half million horses in VEE drive
The USDA reports more than 1,638,000 horses vaccinated against Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis across 10 states. Oklahoma leads with 226,575 inoculations and near total coverage, while Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, and New Mexico show high completion. Texas may allow moves of vaccinated horses as state vets authorize the program.
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Houston, Tex
US Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
New Mexico
H.Q. Sibley
U.S. Animal Health Association
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