Coretta King backs McGovern over Humphrey in California
Coretta King endorsed George McGovern over Hubert Humphrey as California campaigns opened for the June 6 primary, promising debates on disarmament and welfare. Humphrey, leading in polls, pressed for televised debates and a 16 day nonstop California push, while McGovern argued for national reconciliation.
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Senate
Martin Luther King
George S. McGovern
California
Humphrey
Santa m California
George McGovern
Oregon
Coretta King
King
South Dakota
Los Angeles
McGovern
Sen. Hiebert Hy Humphrey
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Michigan
Jaurel
Wallace
Ston the Balit
Thay
Rhode Island
New Mexico
Billy Doe Camp
Nixon and Dobrynin Plan Final Summit Arrangements
President Nixon met with Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin at Camp David to finalize plans for next week's summit with Soviet leaders. The White House said the meeting was mutually arranged as Nixon prepares for eight day trip to Europe with stop in Moscow.
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Ont, Md
UPI
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Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Camp David
Dobrynin
Moscow
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Diegler
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Japan
Thailand
Vietnam
Agnew
Ziegler
Kissinger
Maryland
Andrews ‘Air Force Base
Salzburg
Austing
Pat Nixon Plans Lighthearted Soviet Visit
Pat Nixon will tour the Soviet Union with a light schedule focusing on culture and shopping. She will ride the Moscow subway, visit GUM, the Bolshoi Ballet School, museums behind the Kremlin, and meet students at Moscow University while accompanied by her hairdresser.
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Washington
UPT
Pat Nixon
Soviet Union
Moscow
GUM
Bolshoi Ballet School
Kremlin
Moscow University
Outdoor Expo at Newark Park Center Sunday
Outdoor Expo for outdoorsmen at Newark Park and Community Center 45501 Cedar Blvd running from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Ecology displays, camping and fishing gear showcases, biking and hiking items, slide shows on human ecology and Yosemite by Dr. Charles Brown and A Month Along the John Muir Trail. Admission 25 cents. all other activities free.
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Newark
Newark Park and Community Center
Cedar Blvd
Yosemite
Charles Brown
Bank names first black woman vice president in major bank
New York UPI reports Miss Vernon E Gibson was appointed vice president of the National Bank of North America, the 28th largest in the country. A Miami native, she began as a bookkeeper in 1950 and becomes the first Black woman in a major bank’s VP role.
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New York
UPI
Vernon E. Gibson
National Bank of North America
Belfast gunfire hits teens amid sectarian clashes
In Belfast Lower Falls and nearby areas, gunmen fired on teens, injuring multiple youths including a 14 year old with a leg wound. A soldier died from gunshot injuries earlier, dozens of civilians hurt in separate incidents as British forces faced attacks on streets dividing Catholic and Protestant neighborhoods. Authorities noted the violence as part of ongoing Northern Ireland conflict.
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Belfast
Harold Morris
Lower Falls Road
Springfield Road
Collinview Street
Mayo Street
Shankill
Londonderry
Londondery
Lance
John H. Hillman
Young Morris
Northern Ireland
Hillman
Morris
IRA
Irish Republican
Andersontown
Ca‘lic
Margaret Nesbitt
John McLuskey
Griffin backs compromise plan in antibusing fight
Senate GOP whip Robert P. Griffin of Michigan said he would back the busing compromise after weeks of negotiations. The House Senate conferees approved language to halt court-ordered busing until appeals are exhausted, extending the ban to Jan 1, 1974, with Griffin calling it temporary relief and urging stronger desegregation measures later.
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Washington
UFJ
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Senate
GOP
Griffin
House Senate
Particu
Jumping Frog Jubilee Draws Lawmen To Angels Camp
About 200 law enforcement and security officers converge on Angels Camp for the 1972 International Jumping Frog Jubilee. Last year’s disorder injured over 100 and led to 62 arrests. 70,000+ people expected as 8,000 frogs from 34 nations compete for cash prizes. World record jumper could win $1,200. grand final on Sunday. County sheriffs, town police, and Highway Patrol boost presence amid motorcycle gang tension and crowds.
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Mark Twain
Calaveras County
Angels Camp
San Jo
Whic
Freg Juma
Highway Patrol
Russell Leach Salt
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