Invisible youth vote shapes future elections
Steven V. Roberts profiles nonstudent young voters in Adrian Michigan and beyond. They are noncollege, working or seeking work, diverse and less liberal than college peers. Their turnout is uncertain though their views sway toward Democrats. a key, elusive bloc in 1960s campaigns.
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Steven V. Roberts
Cen Angeles
Elizabeth Taylor
Henry Kissinger
Che Guevara
Chicago Cubs
Cory
Wydge Beg
Rema
George Gallup
Newsweek
Youn Workers
Teresa Reed
Dale Clouds
Ford Assembly
Adrian
Mich
Detroit
Nixon
Teresa
Eere
Dale
Vietnam
Ote
Gallup
Television and the 1970 Illinois governor race
The piece argues that heavy TV use by Dan Walker over Paul Simon shaped voter perceptions. It contrasts Walker’s energetic, everyman image with Simon’s dated, steady persona, noting coverage and ads influenced by consultants. It also cites Bakalis and Ogilvie as parallels and urges voters to study records to learn the issues.
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Dan Walker
Paul Simon
Walker
Michael Bakalis
Bakalis
Ray Page
Illinois
Ogilvie
Stevenson urges Nixon to withdraw Kleindienst nomination
The piece notes Sen. Stevenson of Illinois urging President Nixon to withdraw Richard Kleindienst as Attorney General. It argues Stevenson overstates causation from alleged AT&T Justice Department ties and urges continued fact finding before confirming any cabinet appointee.
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Aclas Stevenson
U.S
Illinois
Nixon
Richard Kleindienst
Sen. Stevenson
International Telephone and Telegraph
Justice Department
Mr. Kleindienst
AT & T
Kleindienst
Senate
Sen. Stover
S&t
At&t
Emergency room ethics questioned after Herrin incident
A parent recounts an emergency wound to his 12 year old son and the delay in getting care. The hospital staff say the on call doctor could not treat in office and limited access delayed care. Officials discuss whether the wound required emergency room action and emphasize proper triage.
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Southern
Linessan
Herrin
Dr. Hendricks
Dr. Kane
Herrin Hospital
Marion Memorial Fecrtal
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Barnes
Virgil L. Osborne Herrin
Roger C Hendricks
Carbondale
Hendricks
Larry Feil
Feil
Osborne
Alden Thompson
Williamson County Medical Society
Thompson
Newspaper politics and notable figures amid a busy primary season
The passage mentions Dan Walker walking from Metropolis to Galena and suggests he may have benefited from walking votes cast by cross party primary voters. It also notes columnist Jack Anderson as a potential fifth estate voice and contemplates Clifford Irving possibly appearing among six to eight candidates in the New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary.
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Dan Walker
Metropolis
Galena
Jack Anderson
Clifford Irving
New Hampshire
Inflation debate as college grades rise nationwide
New York Times analysis notes rising college grades across campuses, with 1960 to 1969 grade increases and accelerated gains last year. Professors differ on causes, citing curriculum changes and more intimate seminar classes as factors, while debates center on grading norms and student representation.
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David Reisman
Harvard
University of
Reisman
Editorial and Opinion Pages Overview
The piece explains the newspaper’s opinion sections and reader letters. It notes editorials marked as Our Opinions in the editorial page and signed columns like From Where I Sit and In The Wind. It distinguishes news analysis from straight news and asserts objective reporting in other material.
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Southern Minnessan
Difference Between Kareem Jabbar and Lew Alcindor
An article notes Kareem Jabbar and Lew Alcindor as differing in name during one pro basketball season. It likens the distinction to the inventor of Six-Up empathizing with a Florida keys treasure hunter who recovered two seven pieces.
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Kareem Jabbar
Lew Alcindor
Florida Keys
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