Democrats face split race as Nixon strength endures
Editorial notes Nixon's slipping popularity and lack of Vietnam peace plan. It cites Democratic doubts over multiple potential nominees including Jackson Muskie Humphrey Bayh Hughes McGovern and Kennedy. It warns that continued infighting could secure Nixon's 1972 reelection unless opposition unites behind a single candidate.
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Préxmire
Annual reminder on ear-siren alerts for heat travel safety
An Arizona traffic and heat warning urges drivers to crack windows by at least an inch to hear emergency sirens. It notes that shutting windows during summer air conditioning can cause drivers to miss approaching emergency vehicles, risking crashes and fatalities.
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Arizona
Chicago machine future in doubt as Simon weighs governor bid
In Illinois politics, Simon considers entering the Democratic primary for governor with or without the Daley machine’s blessing. The move could preserve the machine’s national influence or backfire by empowering an independent Democratic governor. Daley's lieutenants hint at backing a machine candidate, while anti machine Democrats warn Simon of losing liberal support.
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Bub Simon
Daniel Walker
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Abner Mikva
Anthony Scariano
Robert Mann
Walker
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Powell
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U.S
Frisking echoes Dallas trial as jet travelers face screening
The piece recalls the Jack Ruby case with memories of being frisked in Dallas, comparing airline security to the courtroom searches. It notes jet travel fatigue and dysrhythmia from crossing time zones, and recalls garters and reporter scrutiny amid public fears after the president's assassination.
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Bob Considine
New York
Mermaig
Texas State Police
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Fie
United States
John Wayne
Lisbon
Who Stole My Flag Question Letter From Readers
A reader from Scottsdale asks who took the flag from the 30 foot pole that symbolized community pride and honors a soldier husband. The letter laments neighbors adding flags during holidays and pleads for the thief to return or respect the flag with God judging if desecrated. The note is dated Thursday April 8 and signed Mrs Harold R Davis.
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United States of America
Senate Troop Debate Deepens Over Europe Pullback
Senate wrangles over Mike Mansfield’s plan to remove U.S. troops from Europe. Sen John C Stennis warned of an uncontrollable floor clash as Resor noted small savings from homeward troops while NATO allies faced potential 1-year warning. Ended 61 to 36 against Mansfield. Nixon criticism noted.
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Patriotism and draft talk stain a house party
A raucous postwar party celebrates a son enlisting with patriotic bunting and a cake in a flag shape. The piece critiques hawks using connections to shield their sons, noting the Guards offer safer berths while many youths face draft.
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