Wallace candidacy gains importance in 1972 race
Republicans and Democrats alike fret over George Wallace’s growing appeal in key Southern and border states. Analysts flag potential shifts in Electoral College votes and House delegations, as Wallace’s third party bid could deny a clear 270 majority and complicate Nixon’s path to the presidency.
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Air hijack prevention ideas eyed by FAA and airlines
Washington AP reports exploration of in flight and gate technologies to deter hijacking. Proposals include metal object detectors at gates, undercover FAA staff on planes, incapacitating devices, cockpit surveillance, and reinforced cockpit doors, with airlines to assess commercially viable options.
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Humphrey Recovering From Flu With Doctor’s Orders
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, after passing tests showing no serious illness, is barred from campaigning until next week. He canceled a Midwest trip and will resume appearances in New York and California, with prior West Coast plans postponed due to flu and fever.
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Connally Signs State Sales Tax Increase
Gov John Connally signed a state sales tax hike expected to raise about 160 million dollars from Oct 2 to Aug 31. The 3 percent main rate plus 1 percent local option will apply in 270 cities, totaling 4 percent on purchases in those areas.
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The Intercommunications Mechanism Theft Reported
Jerry Coon reported to police that an intercommunications mechanism valued at 75 dollars was stolen from his camper and pickup truck parked in his driveway at 310 Midway. The theft occurred between Tuesday and Wednesday, according to Patrolman Vernon Downing.
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Gun Control Bill Survives First Test In House
In Washington a gun control bill with registration and licensing drew bipartisan backing to move forward. Two key lawmakers oppose the provisions, while Rep. Richard McCarthy leads a push to gather support from undecided colleagues. A Senate-friendly amendment is planned, with prospects of passage considered favorable by some.
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Fortas Defends Contact Limits Amid Senate Grilling
Senate Judiciary panel pressed Fortas on propriety of contacts between presidents and Supreme Court members as he defends his bid to become chief justice. Fortas acknowledged past White House calls and noted historical precedent while acknowledging limits on conversations with the president. Critics and allies alike pressed for clarity on adviser conduct and potential conflicts as Thornberry awaits confirmation in New Orleans.
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