Conservative leaders plan candidate to oppose Nixon in primaries
A core group of conservative leaders met in New York and decided to field an articulate candidate against President Nixon in some upcoming primaries. William A. Rusher was chosen as spokesman while Buckley associates and other figures coordinated the strategy.
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Nixon
New
York
William F. Buckley
National Review
Rusher
New Hampshire
Buckley
Thomas S. Winter
John Jones
Jeffrey Bell
American Conservative Union
Randal C. Teague
Young Americans For Freedom
Illinois higher education board backs junior college plan
The Board of Higher Education staff urged approval of all junior college requests totaling 73 million for fiscal 1973, with only 35 million funded next year. Senior campus projects were trimmed to 26.1 million, focusing on new campuses at Chicago State and Sangamon State, Springfield medical center, and Urbana law building expansion. The total senior package nears 50.0 million, and combined with junior funding would total about 85.8 million.
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Illinois
Board of Higher Education
Higher Board
Junior College Board
James Holderman
Holderman
Chicago State
Sangamon State
Southern Illinois University Medical Center
Springfield
Security Services
Carbondale
SIU
University of Illinois Law
Urbana
Edwardsville
Vocational - Technical Institute
Carterville
VTI
BHE
John A. Logan College
Rino Bianchi
Robert G. Sayer
General Assembly
Chicago
Newhouse
Lindsay-Schaub News Service
Richard Newhouse
Powless and Nettles clash over sheriff probe facts
An investigator from the attorney general's office and Williamson County State's Attorney William Powless dispute who has the facts from an inquiry into the sheriff's office. Nettles says information was given to Powless in early November. Powless denies receipt. The probe, conducted in October before the election, centers on alleged bribery and reimbursements for feeding more prisoners than fed.
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Attorney General’s Office
Williamson County
States’ Attorney
William Nettles
Atty
Kenneth Powless
Powless
Nettles
Oxford
Percy Announces ReElection Bid for Illinois Senator
Sen Charles H Percy R Illinois declared he will seek a second term in 1972. Speaking at a Winnebago County Republican breakfast he called the heartland of Republicanism the right place to announce and said many party friends independents and even some Democrats urged him to run.
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Charles H. Percy
Percy
Winnebago County
Republican Party
Midwest
Weekend Weather Outlook With Clouds and Cooling Temperatures
The forecast calls for tonight to be cloudy and cooler with lows 38 to 43 degrees. Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with highs 48 to 54. Thursday brings a chance of rain and cooler highs in the 40s. Friday remains partly cloudy and colder.
Soviet lands capsule on Mars first successful unmanned landing
Moscow reports the Mars 3 descent craft made a safe soft landing in the southern Mars hemisphere after a 188 day flight from Earth aboard Mars 3. The capsule radioed brief signals to the mother ship and Earth before signal cutoffs. Mars 3 had orbited Mars and then deployed the parachute descent.
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Mars
Tass
Earth
Soviet Union
United States
Mars 3
Electris
Phaetonis
India claims big victory in East Pakistan amid Kashmir setbacks
India reports sweeping gains in East Pakistan with Pakistani army in retreat and calls for surrender. In Kashmir India concedes setbacks at Chamb while claiming heavy fighting near Jessore and Hilli. Pakistan counters with advances in Kashmir and says forces push in Chamb sector. Radio Pakistan names a civilian government proposed by Yahya Khan.
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Associated Press
India
East Pakistan
Kashmir
Chamb
Jammu
Sam Maneckshaw
Radio Paki
Stan
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Nurul Amin
Zulfika Ali Bhutto
People’s Party
Dacca
Hilli
Jessore
Rawalpindi
Sialkot
Pakistan
Calcutta
General Assembly debates cease fire over India Pakistan war
At the United Nations General Assembly Somalia and seven other nations submitted a cease fire resolution calling for an immediate halt to fighting and troop withdrawal to borders amid a veto by the Soviet Union in the Security Council. US and China supported the move while Britain France and Poland abstained. In New Delhi Indian MPs staged a brief anti American demonstration outside the U S Embassy demanding hostilities end and urging pressure on Pakistan to withdraw from East Pakistan and release Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
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United Nations, N. Y
Somalia
General Assembly
Assembly
Security Council
Soviet Union
United States
China
Britain
France
Poland
Council
New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
U. S
United Nations
Pakistan
East Pakistan
Shiek Mujibur Rahman
West Pakistan
Supreme Court to decide Fourth Amendment challenge to Gun Control Act
The Supreme Court agreed to review a Denver circuit ruling that the 1968 Gun Control Act violates the Fourth Amendment by allowing IRS gun dealer inspections without warrants. The case involves Hobbs New Mexico pawnshop owner Learn Anthony Biswell, convicted for possessing two sawed off rifles pawned to him. The court also weighs whether Central Connecticut State College may deny SDS recognition to a student group in 1969.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Service
U. S
Denver
Hobbs
N. M
Central Connecticut State College
Students For
Democratic Society
SDS
F. Don James
U. S. District Court
James
U.S. Court of Appeals of
New York
District Court
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GOP
William A. Rusher
Daniel Mahoney
Frank S. Meyer
New York Conservative Party
Anthony Harrigan
Southern States Industrial Council
James Burnham
Neil McCaffrey
Arlington House
Conservative Book Club
Allan H. Ryskind
Capitol Hill
Human Events
Johnson
House
John W. McCormack
Jeft
Harriet
St. Joseph’s
Boston
Mass
Mae McCormack
Pres
Lyndon B. Johnson
By Michael A. Smith
Medical
Rockford
Inside Classified
Family Living
Moscow
U.N
Rachid Druss
Adam Malik
Stani
High Court
Learn Anthony Biswell
Circuit
Biswell
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Supreme Court U
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