Wallace Favored in Two Democratic Primaries Amid Shooting
Wallace, shot and critically wounded on the eve of the 1972 primaries, is favored in Michigan and Maryland while McGovern Humphrey remain top rivals. Polls open 7-9 am ET in Maryland and 8 am-9 pm ET in Michigan as Nix on expected to win GOP.
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Beemer described as quiet but confident lover
Milwaukee youth Arthur H H Bremer 21, accused in the Wallace shooting, is portrayed by relatives as shy and private. Neighbors recall a recently moved antistate apartment with a Confederate flag, Wallace campaign clippings, and notebooks reading Cheer up Oswald and white radical phrases. Police found shells, targets, and gun magazines in the apartment. Bremer faces federal assault charges and state counts of assault with intent to kill while held on bond.
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Kingsley Dam faces lower water levels at Lake McConaughy
JANCOLN Neb AP The foyer of Lake McConaughy is lowered about one foot since May 3 when Kingsley Dam was damaged by a windstorm. State Civil Defense says the lake will drop about two more feet in a week as water releases run near maximum but are adjusted to irrigation needs along the North Platte and Platte rivers. Repairs progress and officials warn downstream farms to reinforce facilities against possible damage, with flood pool water at Glenda Reservoir awaiting release. New York Empire State nickname traced to George Washington remark in 1783.
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Wallace's political future after assassination bid
AP reports Gov. George C. Wallace remains a symbol of protest beyond his wounded campaign. His delegate strength climbs as he lies in hospital, with uneasy prospects in Oregon and Rhode Island, while Cornelia Wallace may appear in support roles.
Graduation highlights and moves centered on Conyers family
At Kearney a graduate Francis Jaixen earned a bachelor in business administration and will relocate to Norfolk for a position with Dale Date Electronics. W.F. Conyers Tammy Conyers Ed Wiesman from Silver Creek attended. Other items note visits from Ft. Collins and LCW meeting at the Lutheran Church. Birthdays for Richard and Randy Ake celebrated at Lions Club. New York report on Steelyard Blues starring Fonda Sutherland Boyle set for fall release.
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Autopsy Ordered in Omaha Driver Death
An autopsy has been ordered in the death of 44-year-old Robert W. Thomas of Omaha who died en route to a hospital after his car crossed the lane and struck a sign. Police say death was probably caused by a heart attack and the car suffered minor damage.
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