Wallace predicted to win five Southern states in 1972
Sen Herman Talmadge on NBC Meet the Press says George Wallace could carry five Southern states if he runs in 1972. He backs Nixon as doing a fair job but says it is too early to judge Nixon in the 1972 race and notes uncertainty over Nixon on school integration. Wallace carried Alabama Arkansas Georgia Louisiana and Mississippi in 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Alabama
George Wallace
Talmadge
Nixon
NBC
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Wallace
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Acute job market mood hits 1970 graduates at Stanford
The San Francisco Bay Area faces an acute job market mood as 1970 graduates seek work despite advance degrees. Ralph Keller, Stanford director of placement, notes a nationwide trend with industries releasing workers and on campus recruiting waning. He cites interviews cancelled at Stanford rising from 58 to 66 last month, mainly by aerospace, aircraft, and automotive firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ralph Keller
Stanford University
San Francisco Bay Area
Keller
Stanford
Proxmire Attacks IR D Backdoor Funding
Senator William Proxmire charges NASA and the Pentagon use independent research and development funds as a backdoor boon doggle to dodge congressional oversight. He cites IR D totals of 685 million for the Pentagon and 131 million for NASA in fiscal year 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
NASA
Pentagon
Senate Armed Services
Proxmire
Congress
Ir&d
Kennedy returns to ancestral home in Ireland amid cheers
Sen Edward M Kennedy visits New Ross in Ireland, the riverside town linked to his Kennedy lineage. He calls the trip a sentimental journey as he follows the path of his forebears who left Ireland to build a political dynasty in America. He and his wife flew to Dublin and then traveled by helicopter to Dun generstown near the ancestral farmhouse once visited by John F. Kennedy in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ross
Ireland
Edward M. Kennedy
America
Edward Kennedy
Dublin
Dunganstown
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Dionne Quint Dies in Montreal Autopsy Finds Natural Causes
Marie Houle one of the Dionne quintuplets died from a blood clot according to a preliminary autopsy report. She died about a week ago and her body was found Friday. Three sisters Cecile Annette and Yvonne survive. The Dionnes and their parents Mr and Mrs Oliva Dionne of Callender Ontario will attend the funeral in Montreal Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Marie Houle
Marie
Marcel Bernier
Sion
Emilie
Cecile
Annette
Yvonne
Oliva Dionne
Callender
Ont
Kreisky Opens Talks to Form Austrian Coalition Government
Bruno Kreisky, poised to become Austria’s first Socialist head of government since World War II, initiates strategy talks with the Conservatives after Sunday elections gave Socialists 81 of 165 seats. Conservatives drop to 78. Freedom Party remains at six. Kreisky signals a moderate policy path with no drastic shifts anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Bruno Kreisky
Austria
People’s Party
Josef Klaus
Freedom Party
Kreisky
Poll Favors Carswell for Supreme Court
A Senate AP poll shows 37 firm votes for confirmation with eight more leaning in. 18 senators oppose and three lean no. The remaining 34 are undecided or unavailable.
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Washington
Nixon
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
Senate
Associated Press
German negotiator moves to arrange Brandt Stoph meeting
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt sent a negotiator to East Berlin to arrange a meeting with Communist Premier Willy Stoph while Brandt flew to Britain for talks with Harold Wilson. Ulbricht Lahm drove into East Berlin to meet Gerhard Schuessler as part of the effort.
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Bonn
Willy Brandt
East Berlin
Willy Stoph
Brandt
Britain
Harold Wilson
Ulbricht Lahm
Gerhard Schuessler
Stoph
Budget Promises To Be Massive Chore
Aiken County lawmakers face a lengthy budgeting period to craft the 1970-71 county budget. The General Assembly aims to adjourn by mid April as agencies present requests and revenue from county and state taxes is calculated. Major requests include a library line rise to 12,000 and equipment upgrades for roads totaling 396,877, with staff salary increases across several offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
General Assembly
Aiken County launches anti-drug pilot funded by Turner
Sheriff Paul D. Grant unveils an $18 000 county program to fight drug abuse with four educational film strips for all schools, 20 billboards, a statewide telephone help line, and free bumper stickers. Backers including Glenn H Turner aim for expansion to other counties and states.
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Aiken
Paul Grant
Glenn H. Turner
South Carolina
Pat Boone
Pat O'Brian
Dick Turner
Aiken County
Sheriff Grant
Dan Boss
de Boss Enterprises
Augusta
Columbia
Boss
Moon Dust Stolen At Charity Affair
A vial containing 2.3 grams of moon dust from Apollo 11 went missing during a charity dinner at Bullock’s Wilshire in Los Angeles. No guard, FBI and police probing. NASA had not authorized the exhibit. The sample, aged about 3.7 billion years, was to be analyzed for further insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Earth
Steven Lawrence
Institute of Geophysics
University of California At Los Angeles
FBI
Houston
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
George Weatherwill
Institute For
Weatherill
Lawrence
Willard F. Libby
Institute
Bullock’s
Wilshire Department Store
Paddock Judge Plays Key Role at Race Tracks
The article profiles John F. Kinsella pad dock judge noting his three year service at the Aiken Trials and this year’s meet. It explains duties ensuring consistent equipment across trainers and behind the scenes race operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kinsella
Cubans Seize American Vessel In Caribbean Incident
The Jocelyn-C treasure-hunting ship, 65 feet long, was boarded by Cuban patrol boat crews near Cay Lobos north of Cuba. The Cuban guards removed two crewmen and escorted the vessel toward Cuban waters while the U S Coast Guard watched from 15 miles offshore. Captain Sten Carlson reported guns being leveled as the boarding occurred.
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Miami
High Seas
Washington
Jocely -C
U.S. Coast Guard
Cuban
la Isabela
Jocelyn-C
Atlantic
Cuba
Bahamas
Sten Carlson
East
Orleans
Mass
Jocelyn- C
Cay Lobos
Old Bahama Channel
Pool Room Argument Turns Deadly in Aiken County
James Edward Mincey an 18 year old Batesburg man died from a left temple pistol wound after a pool room altercation near Monetta Police say a .25 caliber bullet killed him Ed ward Toben of Batesburg is held on an open charge in Aiken County jail The weekend also saw another fatal shooting Hilda Huff Belvedere is free on bail after killing her husband Paul Hazel is recovering from a shotgun blast at University Hospital in Augusta Joshua Green Beech Island resident and father in law is jailed after a related incident near Pine Log Road Saturday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward Mincey
Batesburg
Asbil Hutto
Mincey
Aiken County
Edward Toben
Monetta
Hilda Huff
Belvedere
Paul Hazel
University Hospital
Joshua Green
Pine Log Road
Beech Island
Big Guns To Keynote Political Conventions
Both parties in Aiken County stage biennial conventions tonight with high profile speakers. U S Rep William Jennings Bryan Dorn headlines the Democrats at 7 30 p m in the Aiken Municipal Auditorium, while J Drake Edens national committeeman speaks for the Republicans at 7 30 p m in the Aiken Junior High School Auditorium. Each group will elect county officers and delegates to State conventions, and set filing fee sizes for the June primaries. Registration opens at 7 p m and precinct delegations are grouped by area with ID cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
William Jennings Bryan Dorn
Aiken County
Aiken Municipal
J. Drake Edens
Aiken
Bombing raids hit North Vietnamese bases and supply lines
About 40 U S B52s pounded a Laos Vietnam supply build up from Laos to the A Shau Valley, dropping over 1000 tons on base camps bunkers and storage areas in the northwest sector of South Vietnam and adjacent eastern Laos. Eight more B52s dropped 600 tons on Viet Cong and North Vietnamese concentrations in the Mekong Delta near the Cambodian border. Two American helicopters were lost and a third carrying South Korean troops crashed near Cam Ranh Bay.
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Saigon
Laos
A Shau Valley
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh Trail
A Shau
Mekong Delta
Seven Mountains
Central Highlands
Cam Ranh Bay
Vitnam
da Nang
Song Thanh
U.S
U.S. Army
Long Binh
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Dionne Quint
Carswell
Friends of the Library
John Twombly
Atorney
Daniel McCleod
W.J.B. Dorn
Glenn Turner
Turner
Koscot Interplanetary Inc
Orlando
Fla
Orlando Panthers
Marion County
Phile
Paul D. Grant
Cosmetic
Diana Monghan
Oscor Interplanetary Inc
Indman
Big Guns
Vention
Gop Committman
Rep
W. J. B. Dorn
Democrat
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