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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1972

Page

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Wallace Shot Wounds Threaten Life in Presidential Campaign

In Laurel Maryland Wallace was shot by a young white man while greeting voters. Doctors warned of possible permanent paralysis from a bullet near his spine after a five hour operation. Suspect Arthur Bremer, 21 of Milwaukee, faced federal assault and Civil Rights charges as authorities pursued the case.

Laurel George C. Wallace Mary Land Wallace Joseph Schanno Holy Cross Hospital Jeff Schanno Lehanna Nichols Arthur Bremer Milwaukee Maryland Atorney Arthur A. Marshall Prince Georges County Upper Marlboro Treasury Secret Service Bremer Joner Federal Court Baltimore

Weather Update for Rio Area with Weekend Clearing

A drizzly start gives way to partly cloudy skies today and clearing tomorrow. Highs in the mid 70s, tonight’s low from mid 40s to low 50s. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Fremont high yesterday reached 81 with a low around 50.

Fremont

Prosecution Summaries Angela Davis Case With Diary Excerpts

The document outlines the closing of a murder and kidnapping conspiracy case against Angela Davis. It includes excerpts from an 18 page diary described as a love diary with connections to Soledad Brother George Jackson. Page 2 mentions coverage of a March of Dimes march through Newark and Fremont and a sports staffer’s impressions.

Angela Davis George Jackson Argue al Francis Newark Fremont

California egg industry regroups after setback

California egg industry shows signs of recovery after a fall last year. The California Supreme Court orders 13,500 reels of dirty movies to Los Angeles appellate court. Ronald Reagan proposes a voluntary group life insurance program for 135,000 state employees to offset earlier pay increases. West Coast longshoremen accept pay board cuts in a new contract, averting a resumption of the dock strike. A Senate committee defeats a conservationist bill and approves a rival local-government backed measure.

California Supreme Court Los Angeles Ronald Reagan Senate

Former track employee testifies on tapped phones plot

A Phoenix Greyhound Racetrack former employee testifies that officers, aided by Emprise Corp, ordered tapping of Rep. Sam Steiger’s phones. The claim ties the track to a political effort aimed at unseating the Arizona Republican.

Phoenix

Campaign halt as Wallace shot during Maryland rally

Democratic rivals McGovern and Humphrey suspended campaigning after the shooting of Alabama Governor George Wallace at a Laurel Maryland shopping center. Wallace was hospitalized after surgery as Nixon and others expressed shock. Humphrey and McGovern—in Maryland and Michigan respectively—declared no further public appearances until further notice.

George Mangum Wallace Laurel Plaza Washington William Nichols D-Ala Wales Press Imernen Alabama George McGovern Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Nixon Laurel Maryland Michigan Mason-Dixon Line Mukaphrey, Ahe Secret Norie

Nixon condemns Wallace shooting across party lines

President Nixon denounces the shooting of Governor George Wallace and extends sympathy to his family. He is joined by black politicians and Wallace rivals for the Democratic nomination, with officials expressing concern and hope for Wallace's recovery.

Juled Press International Nixon George C. Wallace Wallace White House Ronald Ziegler Ziegler Spiro T. Agnew Tokyo Treasury John B. Connally Connally John F. Kennedy Dallas Edward Hrooke Massachusetts Brooke Richard Hatcher Gary Ind U.S Shirley Chisholm Minnesota Hubert J1. Tamprey

Only person involved Wallace suspect arrested

Arthur Herman Bremer of Milwaukee, 21, charged with assaulting a federal officer and violation of the 1968 Civil Rights Act for allegedly shooting George C. Wallace. Officials say there is no evidence of a conspiracy and Bremer had a prior Wisconsin arrest for carrying a concealed weapon, reduced to disorderly conduct, with a 28 cubic revolver seized after the Watl festival.

Justice Department Secret Service Milwaukee West Michigan St Eugene T. Rossiles Treasury Enforcement Maryland Thomas Smith Smith

Agnew Plans Brief Saigon Visit During War Tension

Vice President Spiro Agnew will make a quick Saigon stop to meet Vietnamese and American leaders on the war, with security concerns limiting overnight stays and field trips. He will fly from Bangkok aboard the presidential jet and may visit Bien Hoa or Long Binh if possible.

Saigon UPI Spiro T. Agnew Agnew U.S Bien Hoa Long Binh Bangkok IES Italary Bahgok

Dumbarton bridge bill cleared by Senate committee with Tri-City support

Tri-City officials and Mayor Valentine urged passage of Holmdahl's companion bill to Bee's measure separating Dumbarton Bridge construction from the Southern Crossing. Opposed by Menlo Park Palo Alto and backed by Alameda County mayors, the bill won 7-0 in the Senate Transportation Committee and heads to Finance.

Dumbarton Bridge Tri-City Senate Transportation Committee Sacramento Newark Jim Valentine John Holmdahl Menlo Park Palo Alto Senate Finance Committee Menlon Park San Maleo Palo ‘Alto Batenline Holmdall Carlos Bee Assembly Transportation Committee Balentine See Holmdahl Mee Valentine West Bay Soi Bee Dulayward Bay Willow Pass Yolmdah Oakland Tri-Cities Clas Jac Maltester San Leandro Kesk Maltester Alameda County

Fremont council weighs blockbuster acts tonight in civic plan

Fremont city council faces a heavy agenda tonight at 7:20 p.m. including preservation of trees citywide, the City Beautiful landmark tree survey, and a master plan for the Fremont Government Center. Budget items cover street construction at 1.8 million, building and parking needs, animal control costs, and possible fee increases to fund a city animal control program.

Fremont Ments Herman Rath

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