Florida Spring Break Eases Oceanfront Mayhem
Beaches from Daytona Beach to Nassau fill with college crowds for spring break. Police report arrests are few, mostly for minor offenses like alcohol and public intoxication, with parking and hitchhiking among common issues. Hotel demand remains high, rates around forty dollars per person, and outfits lean toward skimpy swimwear and school-branded gear.
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Daytona Beach
Nassau
Ray Hutton
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Fort Lauderdale
Dodd Seeks Write-In Delegate Post in GOP Conclave
Charles N. Dodd of Corry announces his candidacy as a write-in alternate delegate for the Republican National Convention from Pennsylvania's 23rd District. The district has two alternate slots. Susan C. Covey is the on ballot. Dodd, 34, is active in local groups and leadership programs.
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Corry
Susan C. Covey
Centre County
Dodd
Corry Area
Pennsylvania State University
Pennsylvania Milk Joggers Association
Warren County Planning Commission
Columbus Township
Corry Ymca
Warren County Holstein Gab
Kellogg Foundation
Corry Ellis Lodge
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
Pennsylvania Farmers Association
Penn State Alumni Association
Columbus
Dodd Farms Dairy
Madeline Myers
Warren
Center
Clearfield
Elk
McKean
Venango
Cameron
Clarion
Clinton
Forest
Potter
Nixon's Proposed Bus Ban Not All Damaging
Washington AP The government's top civil rights enforcer, J Stanley Pottinger, discusses Nixon's proposed busing moratorium. He says the plan could clarify remedies and not end busing, while stressing progress in equal employment and women’s rights and signaling a balanced civil rights approach amid public focus on desegregation.
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Washington
J. Stanley Pottinger
U.S. Office For Civil Rights
Pottinger
White House
Congress
Ierelen Eeve
Wll
Humphrey Opens Pennsylvania Campaign Drive for Nomination
Sen. Hubert Humphrey starts his Pennsylvania push for the Democratic presidential nomination with labor backing but weak organization. He campaigns ahead of the April 25 primary across the state while Muskie gains support from Gov. Shapp and Philadelphia party leaders.
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Harrisburg
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
Tate
Shapp
Peter J. Camiel
Muskie
Maine
Minnesota
Camiel
Marilyn A. Young
Wounded DA Testifies At Davis Trial
In San Jose California AP reports the Angela Davis trial resumes with Assistant District Attorney Gary Thomas, once wounded in the 1970 courthouse shootout, set to testify as the second week opens. Davis faces kidnapping conspiracy charges over the Marin County Center escape plot on August 7, 1970. Davis says she did not knowingly provide guns and seeks innocence. Prosecutor Albert Harris Jr. argues she engineered the escape to free the Soledad prisoners.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Asst. Dist
Gary Thomas
Miss Davis
Marin County Civic Center
UCLA
Albert Harris Jr
Relatives slay boy as sacrifice in India
A three year old boy was killed with a sickle by his father, an uncle and two aunts to appease their deceased father. The body was reportedly offered to a Hindu goddess at the family home 200 miles north of New Delhi. Four relatives, including Prakash Chand, faced murder charges.
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Idia
Prakash Chand
New Delhi
Chand
Kennedy Faces Question on Presidential Run and Fears
London AP report quotes U S Senator Edward M Kennedy answering a London newspaper about possible presidential ambitions. He cites family duty and past losses from brothers deaths and a prison guard killing, saying he fears assassination but would not ignore the danger.
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U.S
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts Democrat
Daily Mirror
Pilger
Kennedy
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