Ohio urged to lead on no fault auto insurance
The piece argues for no fault auto insurance to speed payments and reduce litigation, urging Ohio to take a leading role. It compares states already adopting no fault, notes benefits and costs, and critiques Ohio for inaction while calling on legislators to act in the 1972 session.
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U.S
Ohio
House
Ohio Senate
Time Magazine
Time
Massachusetts
Aetna Life & Casualty
U.S. Department of Transportation
Congress
Senate
Nixon
Labor battles Muskie forces in Arizona delegate fight
In Phoenix the Muskie camp faces stiff opposition from organized labor over a new cumulative voting system for 25 national convention delegates. Meany's push to maximize labor influence via uncommitted delegates could limit Muskie's haul, risking a psychological setback if he fails to secure a majority.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Edmund Muskie
Organized Labor
Arizona
Muskie
Morris Udall
Democratic Party
Pects
Miami Beach
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Darwin Ayrock
George McGovern
South Dakota
Washington
Udall
Aycock
Western States
Orren Beatty
Prescott
Labor
Nixon secret stats show South Vietnamese strength rising
Nixon released covert figures indicating South Vietnam's ground forces total about 1.05 million with 643,000 regional militia and 189 maneuver battalions plus 250 aircraft and 465 helicopters. Saigon expanded air and sea units while American troops shift to defense, as intelligence warns of a possible Tet offensive in 1972.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Nixon
Hoffa fate tied to justice dept frame up claims
A critic argues Jimmy Hoffa should face a full investigation into the 1960s jury tampering case and the Get Hoffa Squad. The piece claims evidence suggests a government frame up, implicating Kennedy allies and ongoing political cover in Washington.
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Jimmy Hoffa
Robert F. Kennedy
Get Hoffa
Bobby Kennedy
Justice Department
John Mitchell
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Senate Labor
Ed Partin
Partin
Mitchell
Nixon
Senate
Senate Government Operations Committee
Federal
Washington
Frank Fitzsimmons
Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Inside labor Mafia adviser silent partner in big business
A disputed profile portrays Meyer Lansky as the Mafia’s financial mastermind and silent partner in major corporations. The piece cites U S Justice Dept. sources and Israeli efforts to deport him, linking Lansky to figures like Bugsy Siegel and Santo Trafficante Jr. It notes Rhodesia’s move toward independence while Britain seeks a political solution.
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Inside Labor Mafia
Washington
Florida
Gurney
Justice Dept
U.S. Justice Dept. Task Force
America
Rhodesia
United Nations
Britain
Ian Smith
The Rhodesia crisis and a world gendarme debate
The piece questions British withdrawal from Rhodesia under Ian Smith and skeptical promises of black participation. It contrasts Meyer’s wealth and Lansky’s influence with anti crime efforts, then questions who would risk war to impose one man one vote south of the Zambezi and recalls 1965 London talks with Wilson and Smith.
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Royal Marines
Republic of South Africa
Africa
Zambezi River
Smith
London
Jan Smith
UDI
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