Draft Kennedy Campaign Seen as Hidden Wind by Lahr
Washington report analyzes GOP and Democratic cues that Senator Ted Kennedy may be drafting himself as a presidential candidate at the Democratic National Convention. It notes Kennedy’s public disavowals, Muskie’s center role, McGovern’s left appeal, and Dole’s charge that Kennedy benefits from running while avoiding responsibility.
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Raymond Lahr Washington
UPI
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen
Edmund&. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
John F. Kennedy
John Kennedy
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Wisconsin
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Robert J. Dole
Dole
Thought For Today Solomon Builds Lord’s Temple in Jerusalem
Solomon began constructing the house of the Lord in Jerusalem on Mount Moriah at the threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite, as David had appointed.
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Solomon
the Lord
Jerusalem
Mount Moriah
David
Ornan
Governor vanity envelopes spark tax flap in West Virginia
Tax Commissioner Charles Haden II defends spending 40 000 on color envelopes showing the Capitol and his name with the governor. The editorial argues the envelopes are unnecessary vanity that doubles as campaign advertising for Archie the matcher and hints Haden seeks the GOP attorney general nomination.
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Charles Haden II
Haden
Capitol
West Virginia
U. S. Postal Service
State Tax Commission
Charleston
Internal Revenue Service
Parkersburg
Cincinnati
Martinsburg
Archie the Matcher
Archie
England's three cathedrals plan 1972 anniversary tours
York Minster Ripon Cathedral and Lincoln Cathedral mark 500 1300 and 900 years with six months of events including concerts and crafts exhibitions to attract tourists. Repairs far exceed funds and a House of Commons bill for cathedral aid is pending.
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Britain
York Minster
Ripon
Lincoln Cathedral
Lincoln
York
Wilfrid
England
House of Commons
Y.B
Project Dehumanization FAB Nixon keeps war options open
Satirical piece outlines a fictitious plan called Project Dehumanization with the Fully Automated Bombing System. It claims automating takeoffs and target selection would end human casualties and allow U S withdrawal, predicting a formal roll out by June primaries or September campaign.
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Arthur Hoppe
Vietnam
Mr. Nixon
Homer T. Pettibone
U. S
Bureau of Acceptable Casualties
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Pettibone
General Pettibone
Nixon
California
Raleigh Y Register Democratic Rates and mailing details
The Raleigh Y Register Democratic published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists subscription rates for mail and home delivery, with annual and half year options. Rates include a three percent West Virginia sales tax and note independent contractor carriers.
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Democratic
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
John Hodel
West Virginia
Seckley Newspapers Corporation
Nixon Speechwriter Revises His Political Dictionary
Washington UPI Backstairs at the White House: William Safire, Nixon’s speechwriter, revises his non partisan book The New Language of Politics a dictionary of catchwords slogans and current political usage. It catalogs phrases from Backlash to nattering nabobs of negativism and notes new Agnew coinages. The piece also outlines presidential travel history and the Blue Room restoration at the White House with updates from curator Clement Conger.
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Washington
UPI
White House
William Safire
Nixon
Safire
Maine
Spiro T. Agnew
Potsdam
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Europe
Lyndon B. Johnson
China
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Clement Conger
Summer Jobs In England Lure Some American Girls
Chicago report on Gus Williams of Western Girl Ltd promoting London summer work for American women aged 18 to 50. He cites temporary postings with perks like tours of British historic sites and a chance to combine work with continental weekend holidays, noting English sun getaways and required typing or shorthand skills.
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England
John N. Gregory
Chicago
UPD
Gus Williams
London
United States
Williams
Western Girl, Ltd
Western Girl, Inc
San Francisco
America
Spain
Portugal
France
Italy
Shakespeare
States
New York
Wiscon
Pompidou Seeks Big Yes From France On Europe Vote
London dispatch outlines President Pompidou’s push for a Yes verdict in the April 23 referendum on Britain Denmark Ireland and Norway joining the European Communities. It portrays a plan to split the left, rally the middle, and project France as a European leader ahead of a Paris summit.
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London
Europe
Britain
Denmark
Ireland
Norway
St. George’s Day
France Soir
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Communist Party
L’humanite
Charles du Gaulle
France
Paris
The
Elysee
Italy
Germany
England
Edward Heath
Auvergne
Apology to the Post Office and Letters Misrouted
The column recalls a letter to Bob Myers in Huntington West Virginia later found at his Lesage address after postal investigators confirmed the Huntington entry was wrong. It argues mail delivery hinges on willingness to go beyond routine checks and compares this to IRS and police efficacy, ending with a shared editor’s note and a doctor’s view on the ERA.
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U. S. Postal Service
The
Register
Bob Myers
Ohio River Road
Huntington
W. Va
Post -Office
Myers
Cabell County
Lesage
Ohio River
Bob Biggs
Beckley
Postal Service
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Biggs
Myers-Huntington
Internal Revenue Service
Albuquerque
N. M
IRS
Kansas City
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