McGovern May Have Been Second Target
SILVER SPRING MD AP The bulletin says there is no infection and Wallace is in good spirits though injuries are serious. Lungs remain clear, heart action stable, and leg paralysis persists. Doctors foresee possible bullet removal surgery later, with limited mobility and no immediate campaign appearances before July 10. Wallace reads news of Maryland and Michigan primaries as aides plan continued campaigning.
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Silver Spring
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Galbraith
Berman
Maryland
Michigan
Protests and Vandalism To Cost Town City $40,000
Anti war demonstrations and vandalism in Town City over eight days this month will cost business and government about $40,000. About 55 arrests occurred, with agencies spending roughly $20,000 on equipment, manpower and housing, while University of Town figures await release.
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Gantite
Paul White
Coralville
Emmet Evans
Iowa City
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Bremer’s Mother Prays for Wallace
Mrs. William Bremer, mother of Arthur Bremer, expressed prayers for Wallace in Milwaukee on Wednesday. The interview appeared in the Minneapolis Star Tribune via Wisconsin reporter Sam Martino, with details continued on page 3.
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Milwaukee
William Bremer
Wallace
Arthur Bremer
Alabama
George Wallace
Sam Martino
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Trme
Bremer
Texas Dolly Doyle Wins Big in World Series of Poker
In Las Vegas eight professional gamblers compete in Binion's World Series of Poker Holdem. Adrian Doyle shoves $7,500 with two aces as John Moss holds three deuces, but an ace on the final card secures a $25,000 pot. The field aims for $80,000, with $10 admission and no dinner breaks as players endure three days of high pressure and psychology at the kidney table.
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Adrian
Texas
Dolly
Doyle
John Moss
Odessa
Binion
Horseshoe Casino
Mass
Amarillo
Jolly
Roger Funsnuth
Kansas City
Jack Strauss
Nixon urges red tape cuts for local aid officials
President Nixon asked Congress to empower state and local governments to bypass bureaucratic hurdles in education health job training and social services. The plan would allow transfer of up to 25 percent of funds between federal approved programs and consolidate planning and implementation into area tailored, streamlined plans.
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Washington
UPT
Nixon
Congress
White House
Navy Officer Reports No Plan To Intercept North Vietnamese Shipping
U S naval units patrolling the Tonkin Gulf say they have not been ordered to stop ships bound for North Vietnam, only to warn vessels about mines. Rear Adm. W Haley Rogers notes no blockade and says actions are limited, while Kissinger says forces won’t block vessels passing mine fields if they proceed at their own risk. Defense officials warn ships anchored outside mine fields may be attacked if cargoes are moved or unloaded.
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Newport News
Tonkin Gulf
North Vietnam
Gulf
U.S
Ue Navy
Weurys Kissinger
Defense
Washington
Melvin Laird
United States
North Vietnamese
Tle
Surrender Call Draws Laugh From Reds in Hanoi Clash
Reports from Saigon and Hanoi describe U S air strikes on Hanoi Thanh Hoa and Bac Giang with multiple aircraft shot down and bridges hit around Dong Hoi. Carrier strikes near An Loc and in the Mekong delta, with USS Saratoga and USS Constellation operations noted amid heavy anti aircraft fire. Lon Nol urges surrender as Cambodia slips key territory, while a Des Moines pilot and student die in a Crumes farm crash following a Des Moines flight instructor loss.
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UPL
Hanoi
Thanh Hoa
Bac Chang
China
U.S. Air Force
North Vietnam
Dong Hoi
Wea
Vietnam
U. S. Navy
Saratoga
An Loc
Mekong Delta
A. Corsair
Constellation
Dmz
Tonkin
U.S
DES Motnes
TudsChiva
Moines
Colifield
Grimes
Umn
Don Hampton
Paul Appleger
Nor
Naradly
North Vietnam Says Ports Now Safe, Spokesman Claims
North Vietnam in Haiphong asserts American ships are being removed from the harbor as they are dropped and traffic not blocked. Independent sources report at least one ship, the German freighter Frieden, entering the harbor this week, bolstering the claim. Washington officials offered a cautious reply.
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NEW York
Haiphong
New York Times
Times
Anthony Lewis
Toll in Vietnam Up From Non Hostile Causes
South Viet Namese and enemy casualties rose last week while Americans killed or wounded in combat fell. U S casualties from non hostile causes climbed, likely due to a helicopter crash near Saigon. Command totals: 45 747 killed in action, 303 071 wounded, 10 170 dead from non hostile causes, 1 503 missing or captured.
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Saigon
U.S
U. S
U. S. Command
Queen Elizabeth 2 Bomb Threat Reports Ransom Demand
An unknown caller demanded 350000 dollars to prevent the Queen Elizabeth 2 from being blown up in mid Atlantic. Six bombs were allegedly aboard before departure from New York. Cunard Line prepared to pay. 1400 passengers and 950 crew aboard including conductor Leopold Stokowski. British defense minister sent bomb disposal experts to the ship miles northwest of the Azores.
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London
mid-Atlantic
New York
Cunard Hine
Europe
Leopold Stokowski
Humorous quip on a husband not listening to wife
A lighthearted observation notes a husband who asks his wife for opinion on anything simply isn t listening, highlighting playful domestic humor about attention and overlook.
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Today's Index
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Marionere
Society
Wi! ‘West
By Lee Gould
Providence
Adm. W. Haley Rogers
Rogers
Cally
Lewis
The
Khu Nhan
Eli
By Robin Mannock
Wort Okuley
San ]Picas
Calif
Coral Sea
Iton
Bac Giang
Chita
Ha Bae
Phnom. Penh
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Lan Nol
International Red Cross
Soviet Union
Mekong River
Lon No
Mekong
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Des Moines
Dan Smth
Hampton
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