Wallace to Chair Southern Governors Conference
Gov. John West of South Carolina announced he will step down as chairman, giving the post to Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace. Wallace, wounded in an assassination attempt, attends in a wheelchair as the conference weighs rules and a possible move to a Republican chairman.
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Craig Denies Deal Involved In Endorsement Of McMillan
Florence AP report says former congressional candidate Billy R. Craig denied any deal behind his endorsement of John L. McMillan in the 6th District runoff. A joint news conference Tuesday, aimed at clarifying the endorsement, featured claims of an alliance and accusations over a Labor Council document linked to John Jenrette.
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Mozingo Protests Defeat in Darlington County Senate Race
Columba reports hearing set for Thursday as South Carolina Democratic Party Executive Committee subpoenas witnesses over Mozingo and Saleeby contest. Mozingo claims 16 irregularities involving unregistered voters and secret ballot counting while Saleeby alleges precinct violations and canvassing by unauthorized persons. Mozingo has served as state senator since 1939.
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Court Rules Police May Keep Dare To Be Great Records
A federal judge ruled Pinellas County may retain Dare To Be Great records seized in a raid on Glenn W. Turner Enterprises. The court instructed the return of other materials to maintain business operations and suggested state courts handle further relief. A separate class action alleging securities law violations was filed in Ohio against Turner and his firms.
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World Leaders Condemn Munich Olympic Slayings
Outrage and revulsion poured in from leaders worldwide after Palestinian gunmen killed Israeli athletes at the Munich Games. King Hussein of Jordan called the attack abhorrent, while Mohammed Heikal defended some militants as desperate, and Soviet outlets offered restrained condolences.
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Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1972
Precise timing drives South to a four spade contract in a hand featuring East facing a potential ruff and discard. The analysis traces the critical heart and spade plays, the finesse decisions, and how South secures 11 tricks while guarding against East’s doubleton heart threats.
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Slain American Weightlifter David Berger Remembered
David Berger 28 an American born weightlifter on the Israeli Olympic team was killed by Arab commandos during the hostage crisis. He had Shaker Heights High School roots and dual citizenship. Ohio Governor Gilligan ordered flags at half mast and offered assistance as Berger’s parents spoke of the tragedy and hopes the games continue.
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Nixon Vows To Protect Israelis Traveling Here
President Nixon pledged U S protection for Israelis traveling in America as he condemned the Munich Olympic killings. He expressed sorrow and vowed cooperation with Israel while noting U S limits on actions abroad. McGovern called for resolve to end violence and Shriver drew Jewish students seeking sanctions.
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