Wallace Campaign Underway Ahead of 1972 Bid
Governor Wallace plots a leaner 1972 run with early South travel and a new campaign plan. A South Carolina petition drive qualifies him for the ballot, while plans include a voter-appeal shift to youth and reduced mass rallies.
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Kenneth Reich
Los Angeles Times
LA. Times
Washington Post
Montgomery
Alan
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Up North
South Carolina
G. Thomas Turnipseed
American Independent Party of
California
Alabama
Cornelia Els Snively
Laos
Philadelphia
George Jr
Wallace Headquarters
South
West
Tennessee
Florida
North
Gilligan's cautious approach shapes Ohio legislature clash
Gov John Gilligan delays presenting a legislative package as GOP led Assembly pressures him. He aims to avoid past missteps, learning from earlier campaigns while promising not to force a take it or leave it approach like Michael DiSalle. Observers say he may let lawmakers drive what emerges.
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Columbus. Ohio
John J. Gilligan
109Th General Assembly
Sulligan
U.S. Senate
Gilligan
Michael DiSalle
Omo
DiSalle
Warning System Test Receives Nationwide Broadcast
New procedures after a prior failed alert were tested by the National Warning Center. The teletyped warning from Cheyenne Mountain Colorado passed via AP NY and UPI Chicago to major stations after White House verification.
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New York
National Warning Center
Cheyenee Mountain
Colorado
Associated Press
United Press International
Chicago
White House
UPI
Viva Vino Seizure Highlights Fake Italian Wine
The Italian Health Ministry reports 9.2 million gallons of counterfeit wine seized by police last year. Investigators found some batches brewed from bananas dates and beets as bases for the fake product.
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Rome
Ohio Welfare Costs Reach 279.7 Million Since July Start
Ohio has paid out 279.7 million dollars in welfare benefits since July 1, with January payments totaling 40.5 million. ADC remains the largest program, aiding 318,867 recipients in January for 14.1 million, while ADC U served 27,044 recipients for 1.1 million. Health care costs hit 6.9 million, general assistance and administration 6.5 million, and private nursing homes plus state hospitals 5.7 million.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Ferguson
Ferguson
Welfare Department
ADCU
Stokely Carmichael and Miriam Makeba Sued for Taxes
The Internal Revenue Service filed a $48,193 tax suit against Stokely Carmichael and his wife Miriam Makeba for 1968 and 1969. The action was disclosed at Bronx registrar offices. The couple, residents of Conakry, Guinea, are known for their Civil Rights leadership and musical careers.
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New York
Stokely Carmichael
Miriam Makeba
Internal Revenue Service
Bronx
Conakry, Guinea
Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Black Power
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