McGovern Blasts Muskie as Primary Curtain Rises
In New Hampshire ahead of the 1972 presidential primary, Sen. George McGovern accuses Sen. Ed Muskie of desperation over campaign finance disclosures. Muskie counters that he disclosed in 1970, while McGovern pushes for transparency amid a field including Nixon, McCloskey, Ashbrook, Hartke, Yorty, Coll, and Mills.
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Muskie
Manchestem
New Hampshire
Sen
Cenrye McGovern
Ediaed
Vance Hartke
Mediana
Sam Yorly
Los Angeles
Edgar ‘I. Coll
Hartford
Coun
Wilbur
Mills
Arkansas
Dain FB. Inglish
Milford
Draft Increase Set for April Through June
Secretary Melvin Laird announced 15,000 men to be drafted into the Army in April May and June. The call follows a smaller first quarter draft and aims to move toward an all volunteer force. The decision reflects manpower needs and congressional directives as the administration shifts toward voluntary service.
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Washington
Apy
Melvin Br, Laird
Army
Ortoher Aen
Pentagon
Rag Fenlayan
Midnight vote in Dixville Notch names Nixon Muskie
Dixville Notch New Hampshire traditionally casts the first primary votes. In 1972 the midnight vote drew Nixon Edwards Muskie and McGovern. Five voters chose Muskie and two for McGovern while Nixon and Edmind Kean received single votes. The hotel bar scene, unemployment among voters, and proximity to Canada framed the midnight ritual.
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Dalloling
New Nampshire
Muskie
Nixon
Sdixville Notch
N.h.wirst-In-The-Nation
New Homp
Nixon Lock’ Shire
Richard Kean
Nisville Notch
Press-Swile House
Lyrdon B
Joanson
Sen
Edimid
Maine
George
McGovern
South Dakdlaté
Balsaro's
AW Hut
Frank Nash
Dixville Notch
Nar
New Mampehire
Vand
Canada
United States
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital
A flurry of birth notices from St Johns Hospital lists several newborns born to families across multiple addresses including Westfield De and Walton Street. The report mixes names like Olsen, Kinsleyy, King, Wagoner, Lawson, Beeman, Taylor, Stern, and others with accompanying parental titles.
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St. John's Hospital
Mya
Oscar Olsen
Westfield de
David Kinsleyy
Chesterfield
Marnus King
Woodlawn Dr
Jerry Wagoner
Sulsher Springs
Charles
James King
Walton St
Jack Lawson
Pendleton
Ard
Terry Rice Alexandria
Edward Brooks
Ilosa Linealit
Shya Agith
Pauper Attorneys Seek Legal Fees in Murder Trial
Court appointed pauper attorneys Traiph E. Williams and Chari A. Firth filed requests Monday for payment. Their itemized time spans include 169 hours of research and 21 days in court, plus 24 days for Ralph Mattingly. Circuit Judge Car T Amite will review the petitions for fee approval.
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Traiph E. Williams
Chari A. Firth
Richard Witt
Ralph Mattingly
Wn Scrao
Mateingly
Amite
Plans Set For Annual Meet At YMCA Dinner
Plans for the YMCA annual meet outline final expansion and modernization programs. The dinner meeting will be held Wednesday evening March 22 at Mulnerry Roning shire, with business and director elections on the agenda. Norman Walters, executive at the YMCA, invites agency representatives and lenders to attend with a per plate rate of 2.50 or 3.25.
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YMCA
Norman Walters
Fireworks Explosion Kills Three in Chicago Area
A series of blasts at Mel Fore Display Fireworks Co on Chicago’s South Side leveled a complex and killed three people. Firefighters from about a dozen communities fought the fires for hours as explosions prompted evacuations within a mile radius. Fourteen injured, many residents displaced, and police sought to determine the cause while authorities released few details.
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Orlanns Paik
We (Ap
Malleus
Chicago
Melfore Display Fireworks Co
William 2
Burk
Lawrence
Walnut St
Ness
Craft Shop Set For Blind Unit at First Methodist Church
A Madison County Unit for the Blind hosts a craft shop at the First United Methodist Church Parlor Room from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Participants should bring a sack lunch. The Unit plans its regular monthly meeting Monday March 1 at 7 p.m. at the church. James D. Wright, 67, of 3430 Manchester Ave, Ogden Utah, formerly Evansville and Madison resident since 1928, died Sunday in Ogden. He worked at Delco Remy Division and was active in Toastmasters and the Delco Remy Twilight league. Surviving are his widow Cora, daughter Barbara McClelland of Claypool, sister Margaret Pearson of Terre Haute, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorial services pending. Call after noon Tuesday for details.
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Kaufman's
Deico- Remy Divie
Melvoselston
Plaiout
Alm
General Majors
UAW
Sheriff's Office
Taft
Naomi Pelfrey
Ing. Orestes
Thomas I
Lawrence
Middletown
Racher McGiness
Gail Danforth
Lame Parsons
Anerson
Ley
Lawrence Telfroy
Alexandria
Harris
Suellen) Ebert
Elwood
Baker Brothers Funeral
Hey
William F. Mathys
Huntsville
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Jah
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Lynch
Theyocal United Funes
James D. Wright
Manchester
Ogden
Utah
Evansville
Matecson
Delco-Remy Division
Richard A. Kolb
Dresser
Belleview Hospital
Belleview
Ohio
Welte-Memy
Cathy
St. John's Lutheran Church
Anderson
Masonie Lodge and Ors
Willie
Iva
Only
Nancy) Clapp
Oaklandon
Ellen Knudsen
Clyde
Mlingis
Wacoer Press
Latha Stout
Penver
Colo
Horace Reason
Hor
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Patricia Reason
Cincinnati Ave
Birh
Cormmunity
Harold]pital
Revelle Funeral Home
Vila
Why C. Rice
Memorial Pars Cemetery
Tocey
Maude Ethel Ranson
Ward St
Sam
Indianapolis
Wilbur Neal
Dorothy Murray
Thelma Moneyhan
Grease
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Paul Lehman
East Maplewood Cemetery
Funeral Home
Rubert V. Walker
Delaware St
St. John’s Hospital
Walker
Robert Rex Whitinger
Shirley
Joseph Hilton Parker
Rt. 2
Parker Winch
Eda L
Jenny Gober
Zepayr
Tex
Anna Ostewig
Cumberland
Judith Burns
Linda Parker
Ndianapolis
Sharon Fort
Knightstown
Margaret
Ford
Elaine Parker
Mary Kate
Parker
Joe C. Parker
Nashville
Tenn
Bruce Parker
Robert
Coburn
Paul
Judge
Anna Parker
el Beth Tyler
Jordan Funeral Home
Funeral Homey
Washington Park
Noblesville High School
First Church of God
Noblesville
Foxes den
Reba
Sally
Annie
Fan) Larsen
Fane Ale
Yap) Larsen
Re 1
Belling Hills
Carbon
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Towa
Granger
Donaldene) Campbell
Ted
Relte) Small
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Council Bluff
Greenfield
Maud Dillavou
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Shy Hind
Ode Dillavou
Leola Hoover
Anderton
New Castle
Greenfeld
Ruby Mumaw Dalevinlle
Mia
Rubi NY
Mumaw
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Aronson
Kan
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Aband
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Pastricia Malloy
Mungiv
Buri
Virginia
iBoston
Vinten
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Marvin
Nila) Apygar
Alderson
Howe, Weston, and Noffze
iMam
Bitial
Anderson Area Deaths Highlight Local Obituaries
A string of notices from Anderson and surrounding towns lists Richard A. Kolb of Dresser Drive among the dead, with services at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown. Other obituaries include Lila Niverson Summitville, Maud Dillavou Greenfield, Ruby Mumaw Daleville, and nearby deaths in Pendleton and Greenfield, with details on survivors, funeral homes, and burial plans.
Crash Victim ViP Of GE Cablevision Identified In Crash
Mert L. Galusha, vice president of GE Cablevision Anderson, was named among those killed when a Mohawk Airlines prop plane crashed near Albany last Friday. Ronald Ja Deere, GE Cablevision system manager, announced the death. Galusha helped secure the Anderson cable franchise and the CATV system is set to operate soon. Bud Campbell, GE Cablevision engineering VP, survived in satisfactory condition.
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Mert L. Galusha
Mohawk Airlines
Albany
Galusha
Ronald Ja. Deere
GE Cablevision
Anderson
Tiny Tim and Victoria wed in 1969 in Philadelphia
Reports detail the marriage of Victoria May Budinger to Herbert Joseph "Tiny Tim" Varney in a December ceremony watched by family. Miss Vicki, age 17, reportedly met the singer at a Philadelphia department store and soon began plans for a life together despite public scrutiny.
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Johnny Carson
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Mit
Vicki
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Tiny Tim
Haddonfield
Miss V
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Hash Maplewood Cemetery
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Xoblesville
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Hague Road
Marion County
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Lester Williams Gruel
Rurelson
Texas
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Lila Jel
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de. Anahelm
Calif
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Summitville
Vinson
Sam Webb
Wingon
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Leo M. Hite
S. Pendleton Ave
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Portleton
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