Florida Appeal Stretches For 1972 Presidential Delegates
United Press International reports the Florida Democratic primary shaping a tighter race among Muskie McGovern and Wallace. Muskie vows not to concede, McGovern pins hopes on delegates, while Hartke may quit. McCloskey weighs re election. Agnew eyes college tours. Kennedy not a candidate. Lindsay calls for gun control. Chisholm and Mills push campaigns.
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United Press International
Edmund S. Muskie
Florida
Alabama
George C. Wallace
George S. McGovern
Muskie
McGovern
New Hampshire
New England
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Hartke
Ant
Paul N. McCloskey
California
Congress
McCloskey
Wallace
United States
Washington
Frank Mankiewicz
Mankiewicz
Spiro T. Agnew
Oregon
Clay Myers
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
John ¥. Lindsay
America
Hubert H. Humphrey
University of Florida
Gainesville
Henry M. Jackson
Maitland
Shirley Chisholm
Dwy
Jacksonville
Ameres
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Indians rampage at Wounded Knee in protest raid
About 400 Indians stormed a trading post and museum in Wounded Knee stealing about 50 000 dollars in artifacts. They shouted burn burn and demanded a Congressional investigation into the death of Raymond Yellow Thunder. Local and state officials joined in calls for federal probes and a grand jury investigation.
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Wounded Knee
U.S. Cavalry
Watcate
James Oxwczynski
Sioux Corp
Wounded Knee Museum and Trading Post
Clive Gildersleeve
Cawczynski
George Armstrong Custer
We Cavalry
Big Horn
Czwczynski
Gordon
Neb
Raymond Yellow Thunder
Yellow ‘Thunder
Gasden
Yellow Thunder
Grand Jay
Justice Department
Rapid City
M.D
Native American Rights Fund
Flaws Found in Nixon Order on Secret Classifications
Rep. William Moorhead says Nixon secrecy policy is tighter than claimed and could keep damaging information secret for 11 years rather than 12. He calls the order restrictive, written by classifiers, and says it narrows declassification timelines while risking continued public deception.
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Washington
UPT
House
Freedom of Information Subcommittee
Nixon
White House
William Moorhead
D-Pa
Moorheads
Moorhead
Nationalist Chi nese mute criticism of new U S policy
Nationalist Chinese and Formosa react cautiously to Nixon's Peking visit. Officials say the US Peking rapport may not quicken Asia peace, while violence declines. They note UN seat loss shifts focus to trade, self interest, and continued US defense ties. Taiwan economy shows strong growth.
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U.S
Phil Newsom
UPE
Taiwan
Formosa
Nixon
Peking
United States
Asia
China
Taipei
Bank of America
United Nations
U.N. Gates
Chiang Kai-shek
Renault executive released by Maoists in Paris rescue
Paris Maoist kidnappers released Robert Nogrette, 63, director of labor relations at Renault’s Billancourt plant, after France threatened a crackdown. Nogrette had been seized Monday for blaming him for dismissals and Overney’s February 25 shooting. President Pompidou condemned the act as savagery and the Renault workers declined to meet on the release decision.
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Paris
UPI
Renault Automobile
Robert Nogrette
Renault Auto
Billancourt
Negrude
Nogrette
Boulogne-Billancourt
Renan
Rene-Pierre Overney
Nagratte
Hicg
Overney
Qverney
France
Georges Pompidou
Nagrette
Renault Plartt
Wedneslay
Negrette
Double Feature At Williamstown Cinema Deals In Classics
Williamstown Collage Cinema presents a repeat double bill with Klute and Simmer of 42, while Harte on Main Street offers Her and She and Him and The Butterfly. CINEMA 61 reports solid openings and crowding as The French Connection and Diamonds Are Forever draw big crowds. Local listings show showtimes at G.C.c. Time, Harte, Cinema J, and Cinema H with 7 20 and 2 34 p.m. matinees.
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Williamstown
Klute
Jane Fonda
Simmer
Jennifer O'Neill
the Harte
Main Street
Cinema 61
Steve Hanson
Sean Connery
James Bond
Gene Hackman
Popeye” Doyle
Nyc
G.c.c
Smith renews push for direct national popular vote
Senator Margaret Chase Smith re introduces a constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college and conventions and elect president and vice president by popular vote. A runoff would occur if no candidate wins a majority, with a direct primary requiring a petition from 1 percent of the prior election's total vote.
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Washington
UPI
Margaret Chase Smith
U.S
Smith
Maine Republican
Chiang Kai-shek to seek fifth six
Chiang Kai-shek accepted a nomination for a fifth six year term as Taiwan's head of state. He said crisis forces him to continue, though he had suggested retirement earlier. Election set for March 21 by the National Assembly with Yen likely to remain vice president.
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Taipei
TPI
Chiang Kai-suiek
Tam
Chiang
Kuomintang
National Assembly
C.K. Yen
Norinaton
Ff Chiang
C. K. Yen
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Bennington
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Bankamericaad
UNI
WM J— Furniture Inc
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Marion
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Larry Betit
Harte Eur
Mainz
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Shea
SUN
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Cuenta
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