Storm lore and Stockholm clash amid hurricane talk and recovery
The piece notes early hurricane warning methods, then shifts to the United Nations Stockholm conference. Delegates debated colonialism and Vietnam war issues while approving a $100 million budget with the US paying $40 million. It lauds Northeastern disaster recovery and communal rebuilding after a major natural disaster.
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Nixon announces Vietnam troop reductions to 39000 by Sept
President Nixon states that US forces in Vietnam will be reduced to 39000 by September 1, fulfilling a plan to steadily withdraw. He recalls the January 1969 start with about 540000 troops in Southeast Asia and says withdrawal aims to support a negotiated settlement once POWs are released and MIAs accounted for.
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McGovern Forces Forge Harmony at Platform Committee
In Washington at the Mayflower Hotel the Platform Committee closed in an amiable mood as Rev. Joseph Duffey praised Lyndon Johnson and won support to keep his name in the platform. McGovern’s control over delegates shaped a unified draft despite earlier tensions. The platform promises issues on Vietnam draft dodger amnesty and school busing to bolster Nixon ammunition.
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Mayflower Hotel
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Duffey
George McGovern
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Nixon
Vietnam
Miami Beach
Shirley MacLaine
California
van Dyk-Duffey
MacLaine
Harout Sanasarian
Wisconsin
Platform Committee
George C. Wallace
Economic issues likely to decide the 1972 race
The piece argues the economy may determine the presidential contest as voters weigh inflation unemployment and prices. It notes Nixon aims to curb meat price rises and lift some controls while McGovern proposes targeted spending tax measures and investigations. It also covers platform battles at the Democratic convention and a wary view of Vietnam’s impact.
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Arizona probes Navajo souvenir fraud trading posts
Arizona charges six trading posts off the Navajo reservation under a consumer fraud act for selling dolls rugs and jewelry as Navajo made when they were actually crafted in Japan. The notice warns tourists about counterfeit native crafts.
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Democratic governors back elderly care plan but split on civil rights
The Star Files notes majority Democratic governors support a medical care program for the elderly financed by social security while disagreements persist on a civil rights declaration. J Kenneth Robinson, a local fruit grower, did not indicate his stance on the Seventh District Republican nomination. Bryant A Stotler received the Lion of the Year award. Secretary Marshall denounced charges about imperial aims as malicious distortion. Governor Tuck and Highway Commissioner Anderson visited Shenandoah Frederick and Clarke counties for a road survey. J Thomas Boyd announced no changes in police personnel.
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United States
William M. Tuck
James A. Anderson
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Frederick
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True Freedom Lies in Willpower Not External Liberty
The passage argues freedom hinges on inner discipline rather than external choice. True liberty comes from mastering temper and passions, not from wealth or position, and even great figures have suffered imprisonment yet remained free in spirit.
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Socrates
St. Paul
John Bunyan
Winchester Evening Star adopts anti obscene film policy
Letter from Mrs Catherine Monte Middletown lauds the Winchester Evening Star for halting advertising of X rated and adult only films starting July 1 1972 praising the paper for protecting youth from obscenity and salacious content. Mrs Phillip Denney seeks help locating members of Winchester Club of 1934 to recover a copper trophy cup.
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Winchester Evening Star
Winchester Club
Virginia
Winchester
Phillip Denney
Pigeon Forge
Tenn
How's Your I Q A Quick 10 Day Quiz Feature
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