Ballots over bullets frame American political life
An editorial argues violence poisons politics and questions how Americans contribute to a climate of intolerance. It notes recent assassinations and attempts, defends the core democratic right to hear all candidates, and warns elections should not be fenced by fear or secrecy.
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Quiet loner in Wallace shooting linked to famed assassins
A psychiatrist compares Arthur Bremer to Lee Harvey Oswald and Sirhan Sirhan, noting shared traits of isolation and impulsive acts aimed at world change. Bremer, 21, faces Wallace shooting in Laurel Maryland during a Democratic primary campaign.
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Connally as Nixon running mate speculation grows
President Nixon weighs Connally as possible No 2 on the 1972 ticket while Spiro Agnew hints he may not seek the role again. Agnew says he would step aside if another choice boosts appeal, and Nixon praises Connally as architect of the new economic policy after Connally's resignation as Treasury secretary.
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Humphrey Fights For California Win In Tight Nomination Race
Sen. Hubert Humphrey trims campaign spend to focus on California as McGovern leads in several key states. California voters decide 271 delegates. results show Humphrey fading in Michigan and Maryland while McGovern gains in Ohio and Florida. Gary Hart predicts 1,300 delegates post New York and California tallies.
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National gun law may be forced by Wallace shooting
The Wallace assassination attempt could push the Nixon administration to unveil gun-control legislation long delayed. A gun-industry source said officials signaled plans to advance proposals within days, while a Senate subcommittee moved to hold closed hearings on tougher bills.
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