Blue Collar Voter Key To 1970 Republican Gains
A Congressional AP survey analyzes how the blue collar middle American voter may tilt elections. It notes suburban growth, rising white flight, labor's shift toward suburbs, and a mix of law and order with social welfare concerns shaping party strategies ahead of the 1970 vote.
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Washington
Associated Press
Afl-Cio
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arthur J. Goldberg
Spiro T. Agnew
Ilinois
George Meany
Democratic Party
Lawrence F. O’brien
Organized Labor
TV Review. Dr Gannon Aids Drug-Tied Teen On Medical Center
AP reports CBS Medical Center features Dr Joe Gannon guiding a 16 year old heroin addict driven by parental pressure. The episode centers on recovery via group therapy, amid vivid depictions of the drug scene, with a cautious note on the diagnosis. The piece also reviews The Courtship of Eddie's Father and The Governor and J J as tender family comedies, praising performances and moral touches.
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New York
Medical Center
CBS
Doctor Show
Joe Gannon
Gannon
Chad Everett
Eddie
Bill Bixby
Brandon Cruz
Chrysler 1971 Price Hikes Among Big Three
Chrysler Corp announced average 1971 model price increases of 104 dollars or 3.7 percent, the smallest among GM and Ford. If margins were not cut on some models the rise would be 147 dollars or 4.5 percent. Chrysler and GM and Ford left open further price revisions as costs rise. The UAW strike at GM could spread to others once a new contract is agreed.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
May Seek Test On One Man One Vote In Kentucky
Legislative leaders may pursue a court ruling on whether constitutional limits allow breaking Kentucky’s 120 counties in redistricting to apply the one man one vote principle. No current prohibition exists against splitting counties in state reapportionment.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Handley Key Club Offers Odd Jobs Day for School Fund
Handley High School Kiwanis Key Club members Kevin Butler Robert Erwin John Schroth and Bill Armstrong arrange tools for the Annual Odd Jobs Day on Saturday Local residents can hire them for home and business chores Receipts go to the school improvement fund Contact Kiwanis Advisor Maurice Parlette at 662-1104 or 662-8426 to hire.
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Handley High School Kiwanis Key Club
Kevin Butler
Robert Erwin
John Schroth
Bill Armstrong
Key Club
Maurice Parlette
Lecture on Marionettes by Cary Dickey at Handley Library
A lecture-demonstration on constructing marionettes will be given by Cary Dickey in the Handley Library auditorium Friday at 4 PM. The talk is free and open to all junior and senior high students. Dickey is a Shenandoah Conservatory of Music student.
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Cary Dickey
Handley Library
Mr. Dickey
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
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