Wallace to go all the way in bid for presidency
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace will attend the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach next month and pursue the presidential nomination. Campaign manager Charles Snider said Wallace, wounded in an assassination attempt, hopes to speak at the convention and will not seek the vice presidency. He may undergo a minor operation before the convention to remove a bullet near his spine, with plans unchanged except for his absence from the speaking podium until recovered.
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Four more bodies found in Rhodesian mine disaster
Rescue teams using breathing apparatus located four of the 428 miners still missing after a massive underground explosion at the Wankie coal colliery. Eight workers were saved, seven bodies recovered, with 424 still unaccounted for as gas hindered operations.
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Anglo-American Corp
Agnew cites duty over isolationism at Coast Guard grads
Vice President Spiro Agnew told Coast Guard Academy cadets that the United States must remain “our brother's keeper” and reject isolationism. An arrest occurred nearby as Jerome Jacobson Jr., a UConn English major, faced charges after authorities found a plastic hand grenade in his car. Jacobson's detention followed reports he planned to attend a protest. officials stressed the weapon was potentially dangerous. Agnew urged preparedness and praised cadet dedication amid national dissension and antiwar sentiment.
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Rasmussen
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Alvecalty
Niantic
Special Forces
Brooklyn Correctional Center
Danielson Circuit Court
Indochina
United States
Noise Declared World’s Major Environmental Problem
WHO reports noise as a curse of modern times and a major environmental issue. It links hearing loss to noise with surveys showing rising problems among youths and attributes one in three neuroses and one in five headaches to noise. Delegates at the UN conference consider setting decibel limits as debates continue amid US Sweden tensions over Palme’s Vietnam remarks.
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UPI
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WHO
UN Environment Conference
Sweden
United States
Olof Palme
U.S
Palme
Louisiana House Repeals Segregation Laws in Historic Vote
Louisiana House members, in a near unanimous show of support, repealed all Jim Crow measures banning intermarriage, mixed seating on buses and trains, restrooms, water fountains, and waiting areas. Rep Dorothy Mae Taylor led the charge, receiving applause as the body embraced the changes amid a youthful, reforming House.
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UPI
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Billy Tallain
Thibodaux
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House
Catholic backlash grows against IRA militancy
In Belfast a Catholic backlash against the Provisional IRA’s militant stance surfaces as SDLP sources cite Whitelaw’s selective inmate releases fueling tensions. Two Ulster bombings occur, Newcastle city offices devastated with no injuries. another device defused in Tyrone.
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Irish Republican Army
TRA
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Northern Ireland
William Whitelaw
Ulster
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Whitelaw
Carnage and The Possession of Joel Delaney At Local Cinemas
Williamstown cinema offers Carnage rated i and The Last Picture Show through Tuesday. Shirley MacLaine stars in The Possession of Joel Delaney at Cinema I. Harte closing pending new operator as IRA tensions rise with two soldiers killed and three wounded in recent clashes.
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Thors Through Sun LI Menu Offerings
A brief ad lists menu items and prices: one pint cole slaw one pint dressing one TNT mashed potatoes with a dinner bucket four chicken pieces pan gravy and six dinner rolls all for 4.85. The source shows Thors Through Sun in Long Island.
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