Fresh Fronts Form as Viet Minh Seek Northern Conquest
North Vietnamese troops push attacks along the central coast while Hue groans under fear of a possible strike. Saigon and Washington leaders meet as the 34 day offensive continues. U S forces deploy the Midway carrier as B 52 raids press toward Hue and Quang Tri City.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Central Highlands
Quang Tri
Demilitarized
Hue
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Creighton W
Binh Dinh
English
Massive Ohio Primary Expected Despite Rain
The Associated Press reports that 2.3 million Ohioans are expected to vote in today’s primary as polling places open at 6 30 a m and close at 6 30 p m Delegates and nominations are at stake across party lines including 38 at large Democratic delegates plus 115 district seats 16 House seats 2 Ohio Supreme Court seats all 99 Ohio House seats 17 of 33 Senate seats and many local races Major candidates McGovern Jackson and Humphrey will be active in Ohio with appearances in Columbus Cleveland and at Cleveland’s Hollenden House and Statler Hilton through the day.
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Associated Press
Ted Brown
U.S. House of Representatives
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio Senate
Ohio
George McGovern
Columbus
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Cleveland
Humphrey
Statler Hilton
Canton
Levitt
Columbus, Ohio
Charles Rinehart
The
Ohio Contractors Association
Rinehart
Voting problems plague Cleveland area polling in Ohio primary
Senators Humphrey and McGovern cited widespread delays and malfunctions at polling places in Cleveland delaying the vote. An Ohio McGovern aide reported at least 100 Cleveland polling sites failed to open on time prompting complaints to state and federal authorities. Humphrey pledged legal action while seeking momentum against McGovern and Wallace in Indiana.
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Robert McAlister
Ohio
McGovern
Cleveland
Ted W. Brown
Cleveland Board of Elections
FBI
U.S. Justice Department
Humphrey
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Indiana
Humphrey Tours Cleveland Voting Trouble and Delays
Humphrey blasted the Cleveland voting mishap as municipal election issues hit about 20 precincts. Machines could not be unlocked with lost keys, lack of power, jammed equipment, or late deliveries. The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections met in emergency session as roughly 400000 voters, including 300000 Democrats, faced polling place delays across 1778 sites.
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Election Board
Humphrey
Cuyahoga County
Times and Anderson win 1972 Pulitzer prizes
The New York Times receives the public service award for publishing the Pentagon papers. Jack Anderson wins the national reporting prize for revealing administration policy during the India Pakistan war. Trustees issue a reservations statement over journalism awards amid controversy.
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NEW York
New York Times
United States
Jack Anderson
Columbia University
the Times
Anderson
Confusing Ohio ballots prompt call for inquiry
Ohio lawmakers pressed for a joint House Senate probe into election practices after a record high ballot complexity in the Democratic primary. House Leader Robert Levitt said paper ballots listing 153 delegates and alternates threaten voter clarity and will cost Ohio millions due to manual counting.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Robert Levitt
Canton
Legislative Service Commission
General Assembly
Senate
Levitt
Tonight Show Welcomed to Hollywood with Carson Day
Hollywood ceremonies mark NBCs Tonight show relocation from New York to Los Angeles. The Los Angeles City Council passes a welcoming resolution and proclaims Monday Johnny Carson Day for Carson and the Tonight show cast and staff.
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Hollywood
Johnny Carson
West Coast
Los Angeles
NBC
New York
Carson
Classified Comics Editorial Obituaries Mention Local School
A garbled ANE RETRIST page fragment blends Classifieds Comics Editorials and obituaries from a local school area. Readable names or dates are not clear, but the fragment references TEMVISION and several stray terms suggesting a community paper's mixed content segment.
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Ecole A
1972 Pulitzer Prizes Awarded by Columbia Trustees
The 1972 Pulitzer recipients include The New York Times for public service for Pentagon papers exposure, Jack Anderson for national reporting on India Pakistan war, Peter Kann for international reporting, Machacek and Rochester Times Union for local reporting on the Attica riot, Leland ONeill Kurkjian DeSantis for exposing Somerville corruption, Storkmeyer for editorial writing, Jeffery MacNelly for editorial cartoons, Mike Royko for commentary, Frank Peters Jr for criticism, Faas and Loren for spot news photography, Kennerly for feature photography, Stegner for fiction, Degler for history, Lash for biography, Wright for poetry, Tuchman for general non fiction, Druckman for music. drama no award.
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Wallace E. Stegner
Stanford University
Joseph P. Lash
Eleanor and
Franklin
Eleanor Roosevelt
Stilwell
China
Barbara W. Tuchman
the Times
Neil Sheehan
The
Wash
Washington
Anderson
Horst Faas
Michel Laurens
Associated Press
Bangladesh
Faas
Richard Cooper
John Machacek
Rochester
N.Y
Times-Union
New York
Attica State Prison
Walter Kerr
Joseph Pulitzer
Old
New York World
Columbia
Board of Trustees
Ter R. Kann
Wall Street Journal
Attica
Timothy Leland
Gerard M. O'Neill
Stephen A. Kurkjian
Ann DeSantis
Boston Globe
Somerville
Mass
John Storkmeyer
Bethlehem
Globe-Times
Jeffrey K. MacNelly
Richmond
Mike Royko
Chicago Daily News
Frank Peters Jr
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Michael Lauren
Dave Kennerly
United Press International
Carl N. Degler
Eleanor and Franklin
James Wright
New Vote Ordered In Boyle Election
A federal judge overturned the 1969 United Mine Workers election of W. A. Boyle for flagrant violations of federal law and ordered a new vote. Judge William Bryant will set the date and procedures after proposals are submitted. Also facing a new election are John Owens and George J. Titler.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony’’ Boyle
William Bryant
Bryant
John Owens
George J. Titler
Boyle
Polls Open in Ohio Until 6 30 PM Reminder
Still Time Ohio residents who have not voted yet are reminded that the polls remain open until 6 30 p.m.
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Ohio
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Quang Tri City
Dayton
Henry Jackson
Washington, D.C
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Carl Learsdorf
Hubert H. Humphrey
Board of Elections
N.Y. Times
Robert S. McNamara
Times
U.S. Supreme Court
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Pentagon
Mukti Bahini
Dacca
East Pakistan
Michel Laurent
Laurent
Dallas
Tex
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Robert L. Taylor
West Virginia
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Ion
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