Last rites for Duke of Windsor held at Windsor
In Windsor England a private service at St George's Chapel honored King Edward VIII, Duke of Windsor. Queen Elizabeth and royal family attended, with millions listening by radio. Duchess of Windsor, 75, attended from Paris, returning home today. Burial planned at Frogmore.
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Lon Nol Wins in Cambodia Amid Attacks on Phnom Penh
In Phnom Penh rockets strike as Lon Nol widens lead toward presidential win. Official results show Lon Nol at about 58 percent with In Tam and Keo An far behind. Attacks near the capital disrupt polling as government and Communist forces clash on Highway 3 and other fronts.
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Publisher Loeb Admits He Was A Communist
Boston based publisher William Loeb of the Manchester Union Leader and St Albans Messenger revealed Sunday that he once belonged to a Communist Party cell. He said he spent two years with the party, observed its activities, and “played dumb.” Loeb cited anti Japanese boycotts in 1937 and warned that Communists aim to conquer the world, urging strong armaments to deter Russia and China.
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U S transport crashes near Pescadores Islands
An Air Force C190 four engine turboprop on a training flight crashed near the Pescadores Islands in the Formosa Strait. Rescue teams recovered one body with no signs of survivors. The incident occurred at 7:40 am local time as multiple Nationalist Chinese vessels and aircraft searched the area.
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McGovern targets California to win nomination in 72 campaign
McGovern eyes a California victory to lock up delegates before the convention and build bridges to the South. He plans to woo uncommitteds, meet Southern leaders, and press for a coalition with Muskie and Humphrey while pursuing New Jersey New Mexico and South Dakota primaries.
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Southern governors fear McGovern can doom the party
Democratic governors from southern and border states warned that Senator George S. McGovern’s positions on defense spending cuts and a federal minimum income could spark a Democratic defeat. They criticized McGovern’s delegate credential challenges as a tactic to amass 1,509 delegates, risking a chaotic convention similar to 1968. Gov. Jimmy Carter of Georgia said McGovern’s platform would be disaster for southern candidates, while Gov. Wendell Ford of Kentucky echoed fears and hinted at backing an alternative such as Muskie or Humphrey.
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Republicans urge extension of emergency unemployment benefits
A group of thirteen Republican senators urged Labor Secretary James Hodgson to back a renewal of the Emergency Unemployment Compensation act of 1972 as state payments near expiration. The act provides 14 weeks of extra benefits to states with unemployment above 6.5 percent, affecting 18 states and Puerto Rico. The measure expires June 30, with many governors voicing concerns about credential challenges at a Democratic Caucus session.
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TWUA Blasts Nixon Over Labor Movement Attack
Pittsburgh based TWUA accuses President Nixon of torpedoing the labor movement as a 1 million page report condemns his policies. The 210,000 textile workers in 1,400 plants across the U S and Canada will hear the complaint at the union’s 17th biennial convention with 1,200 delegates. Son. will address the opening session Wednesday.
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Dirty Harry and The Last Picture Show at local cinemas
The article previews showings at Cinema I and Cinema II including Dirty Harry with Clint Eastwood and The Last Picture Show with major Oscars. It notes supporting wins for Ben Johnson and Chlotis Leachman, and lists showtimes at Harte and Cinema venues. Also mentions union leadership changes and a political note from Minnesotan officials.
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