Wallace election tops seven states primaries
Seven states hold primary elections including California and New Mexico with Wallace seeking a comeback in Alabama’s gubernatorial run. Wallace cites a black bloc voting threat as Brewer counters that the issue is historic, while California and New Mexico polls show variousDemocratic and Republican contenders leading in races for governor and U S Senate seats.
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United Press International
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New Mexico
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Yole
Wallace
Albert P. Brewer
Brewer
Tunney
John V. Tunney
George Brown
George Murphy
Murphy
Norton Lenton
Jess Unruh
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Ronald Reagan
David Cargo
Anderson Carter
Joseph M. Montoya
Cargo
Herg
Lawa
Robert Fullon
House
William Gannon
GOP
Robert J. Ray
Fred Sehwengel
David Stanley
Griffin
Mississippi
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Soviet pressure on Romania grows amid post flood crisis
Soviet economic warnings press Romania to cooperate with Kremlin demands as floods last month heightened need for Russian raw materials. European oil and gas flows shift with Soviet allies, while Romania benefits from Iranian oil via Israel. Bonn Moscow pact moves toward a treaty renouncing force. Grenada faces black power tensions as its government tightens controls. Brazil eyes purging opposition to reopen legislatures, raising rights suspensions since 1964.
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United Press International
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Kremlin
Esslern
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Jet fuel found in plane as cause of fatal crash near Atlanta
Investigators say jet fuel replaced normal aviation fuel in both wing tanks of a private plane that crashed onto Interstate 285 near Atlanta, killing six and injuring 34. A white milky liquid found in the right tank prompted chemical analysis, with the flight bound for Fort Myers carrying 32 guests of a land development company. Pilot listed as James Cannin, investigation ongoing.
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Tweed
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Fort Myers
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J. Cannin
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Suirday
James Cannin
Reed
Cannon
Rower
Columbus Nebraska Subscription Rates Update
Local notice lists subscription costs for Columbus and surrounding counties. Delivered by horse or mail, monthly rates are seven dollars and eleven dollars annually. Readers are urged to report changes of address to the local postmaster and county telegraph service.
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Columbus
Thailand to send 1200 troops to Cambodia volunteers planned
Prime Minister Thanom Kittikhasorn announced Thailand is prepared to provide about 1200 U S equipped volunteers to aid Cambodia. A cabinet decision is expected Tuesday with focus on border area recruits who would train eight weeks in jungle warfare. Other nations like the United States would supply arms before deployment.
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Hickel's recycled paper airplane wins local contest
Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel touts a self described environmentally friendly paper airplane entered in a Columbus contest. The craft, called the environmentalist, is made entirely from recycled refuse by Black Clawson Co. It claims no sonic boom and no need for runways, and prizes may be sent back in the same box.
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Black Clawson Co
Middletown
Ohio
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Wisconsin
The
Center For Science and Industry, Here
Columbus Dispatch
Electronic instruments reshape hospital costs and care
About 3,000 firms operate in medical instrumentation, with 400 large players, per Health Insurance Institute of New York. The field fuels a rapid industry growth as hospitals adopt glucose analyzers and automated devices to cut patient wait times and labor needs while costs per day edge toward hopeful stabilization.
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New York
UPI
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National Advisory Commission On Health Manpower
Nilion
Civ
Dole says Cambodia funding cut plan could pass Senate
Senator Dole suggests the Cooper Church Amendment delaying troops in Cambodia might pass the Senate if a vote occurred but doubts it reaches the floor without a compromise. He notes possible talks among about 30 to 49 senators until troops leave, and cites potential reentry if prisoners remain. The Nixon administration opposes Senate action, warning it could interfere with the President's commander in chief role.
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UPH
Rovert J. Dole
Bkan
U.S
Cambodia
Senate
Cooper -Church
Seale
Dole
UPI
Nixon
Kent students seek funds to pay for downtown damages
Three Kent State University graduate students led a drive to raise at least 1600 dollars to repay merchants for losses from May 2 disturbances in downtown Kent. The effort followed deadly campus violence two days later, as four students were killed in clashes with the National Guard.
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UPI
Kent State University
ABO
Mary An Hamilton
Kent
National Guard
Hamilton
No votes cast in French town mayoral election
In Chasseneuil France Sunday no one voted as no candidates stood for mayor or town council after mayor Guy Pascand resigned in protest of Paris government plans to close the local high school and replace it with a lower ranked facility. The town council resigned in solidarity and elections were ordered but nobody ran. Polls opened at 6 am and closed two hours later with official notice of zero votes.
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Chasseneuil
France
UPI
Guy Pascand
Paris
Sovernment
Violent Thunderstorms Sweep Texas and South
United Press International reports violent storms across Texas and the South with tornado sightings near Crosbyton and northeast of Midland. Crosbyton tornado spawned hail and anchoring winds. Roscoe and Midland recorded large hail and peak winds. Mobile and Missouri towns saw heavy hourly rainfall, while conditions eased from the Rockies to the Pacific with a Northwest warming trend.
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United Press International
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Roscoe
Abilene
San Angelo
Clovis
Rockies
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Son of converted Jew named Catholic saint at Vatican
Pope Paul VI declared Junn of Avila a saint in St. Peter's Basilica, presenting the 16th century Spanish priest as a model amid priestly identity crises. About 6,000 Spanish pilgrims and Justice Minister Oriol y Orquijo attended the ceremony in Rome.
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Antonio Maria de Oriol Y Orquijo
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