Wallace Seeks Alabama Governor Runoff Comeback
Wallace campaigns in Alabama's gubernatorial runoff warning that the black bloc vote could shape the next 50 years. Brewer disputes the charge as an attempt to instill fear while Wallace trailed May 5 in a seven candidate Democratic primary. In California polling, Tunney led Brown, and Reagan led the GOP governor race as Unruh and Yorty vie for the Democratic nomination. New Mexico shows a tight Republican race to challenge Montoya with Cargo and Carter in a tossup.
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Dubcek Returns to Prague amid Political Uncertainty
Vienna reports indicate former Czechoslovak reform leader Alexander Dubcek has returned from Ankara to Prague with speculation he may face a party tribunal and possible expulsion. He left Istanbul after a government warning of trials against those who violated Socialist interests. no official comments or media coverage followed.
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Communist Troops Hit Dalat in Dalat Attack
Communist forces shelled three Allied sites in Dalat including a U S artillery camp, a South Vietnamese militia training center and Lien Khuong Air Field. The attack followed a broader assault that claimed 47 guerrilla dead with light casualties among South Vietnamese troops.
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Thailand Poised to Send 1200 Cambodian Volunteers
Thailand's Prime Minister Thanom Mittikachorn says Bangkok is ready to supply about 1,200 U.S.-equipped volunteers for Cambodia, with cabinet set to decide soon. Volunteers must be border-area men who speak Cambodian and receive at least eight weeks jungle warfare training in Thailand before deployment.
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Wrong Fuel Blamed For Fatal Plane Crash
Private plane near Atlanta crashed after jet fuel was pumped into both wing tanks instead of aviation fuel. Six people died and 34 were injured as the aircraft struck a car on Interstate 285 before belly-flopping over an expressway. Investigators note milky residue in the plane’s right tank and say evidence is not conclusive. Pilot James Cannin listed. Jet-A fuel can cause loss of power in twin-engine prop planes.
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