Reluctant Dragons Mark Democratic Nomination Drift
Editorial notes two subtle paths for the 1972 Democratic race. Kennedy pursues a forthright but uncommitted stance while McCarthy hints at running through indirect signals. Muskie Humphrey and others intensify pre primary mobilization as the party edges toward resolution.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Kennedy
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
McCarthy
Muskie
Humphrey
George McGovern
South Dakota
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Indicted Federal Judges Spark Rare Disturbing Trend
The article notes four federal judges indicted in U S history including Otto Kerner a former Illinois governor, and compares cases of John W Davis Sr Albert W Johnson and Martin T Manton. It argues such indictments are rare and reflect on the federal judiciary and appointments system.
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Otto Kerner
Illinois
Chicago
Kerner
John W. Davis Sr
Federal Court of Appeals
Third Circuit
Philadelphia
United States
Francis Biddle
Albert W. Johnson
Pennsylvania
President Coolidge
Martin T. Manton
New York City
Wilson
Prize winner learns it is only ten dollars
A contest enthusiast finally wins and opens a note from Dear Prizewinner claiming he is one of 12 winners. The envelope contains a check for ten dollars, prompting disbelief and a plan to buy more stamps.
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Jim Fiebig
London
New York
Dri
Joseph L. Goodman
Remarkable donation from Dr Kercher praised by Medina group
Letters to the editor commend Dr Raymond L Kercher for donating his Crestview PTA payment to the Kidney Foundation of Ohio Medina County Chapter and thank Crestview PTA for the support. The piece also lauds Norbert Hood as Medina Township Trustee for his service and fiscal prudence amid strong local pride.
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Raymond L. Kercher
Kidney Foundation of Ohio, Inc
Medina County
Kercher
Crestview P.T.A
Edna Sedlacek
Medina Township thanks former clerk and long-serving trustee
To the Editor and Medina Township residents the writers express gratitude for past service as Clerk and for working with Trustees. They publicly thank Mr Norbert Hood for twenty-one years as a resident and for over twenty-five years of township service.
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Medina Township
Norbert Hood
Letters to the Editor Phone Policy Sparks Debate
A notice from the Gazette announces that letters to the editor must include a writer’s phone number name and address, but the paper will not publish contact details or reveal names and addresses on request, citing verification needs. The policy prompts readers to weigh privacy against verification for submitted letters.
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Gazette
Medina County Gazette Publication Details
Medina County Gazette is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Second class mail privilege is authorized in Medina Ohio. Rates include single copy ten cents and carrier service sixty cents a week. Mail subscriptions are 26 dollars per year for twelve months 13 dollars for six months and 14.40 dollars for servicemen and college students per year. Arthur D Hudnutt is publisher Mike Dungjen is managing editor and Stuart A Borden is general manager Contact numbers are Medina 725 4166 and Brunswick 225 3177.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungjen
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
Washington writer attacks Mercouri Dassin over Greece politics
Ralph de Toledano argues in defense of Greece against Melina Mercouri and Jules Dassin accusing them of propaganda and calls for violence against President Nixon. He notes Greek press freedom under martial law and counterpoints their portrayal of Greece as oppressive, asserting the country is improving and most Greeks are satisfied.
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Greece
New York Times
Morris Abrams
U.N. Human Rights Commission
Melina Mercouri
Jules Dassin
Dassin
Europe
United States
Miss Mercouri
Nazi Germany
Pasionaria
Ram Rts
Justice Department
Secret Service
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Leonard Bernstein
Athens
Andreas Papandreou
Resistance
Thessaloniki
Aristotle
Dassins
Papandreous
Nixon Shows Growing Leadership In 1971 Push
In 1971 Richard Nixon steadied his approach, seizing risks to pursue solutions amid inflation and Cold War pressures. Renewed confidence came from his administration’s readiness to act, aided by newcomers and a maturation process that positioned him as a stronger leader, despite lingering polls and party labels.
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Nixon
Paul Nitze
Vietnam
John Connally
Clark MacGregor
Peter Peterson
Democratic National
Lighter Side on Air Fares Seeks Uniform Global Rules
UPI reports Dick West discusses the chaos of North Atlantic fares as 25 airlines diverge. He favors a system where each airline sets fares from its own country and other carriers honor them, ensuring direction-based consistency and identical round trips.
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Washington
UPI
Great Britain
U.S
London
United States
New York
North Atlantic
International Air Transportation Association
BOAC
Librarian's Notebook on Diet and Weight Loss Recommendations
A reader notes several library books offering weight loss guidance. Doctors propose walking and lean meals while dieting myths are cautioned away. Children’s weight issues are addressed with motivation and balanced nutrition.
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Hood
Helen and Lloyd Shaw
Ohio
Mr. Hood
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Mercouri
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U.N. Taiwa
NCIS
James Reston
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Egypt
Israel
Russia
Paris
HAND
Pakistan
India
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Pahala
Hawaii
Charles Bartlett
Richard Nixon
Kennth Clark
Elliot Richardson
America
Dick West
Librarian’s Notebook
Peter and
Barbara Wyden
Page
Glenn
Gussie Mason
Professor Justus J. Schitferes
Ann Matthews
le Prey
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