Wallace shot at campaign rally in Laurel Maryland
Gov George Wallace was shot and wounded at a campaign rally in Laurel Maryland. Capt E C Dothard of the Alabama state police sustained a flesh wound as Wallace was escorted to an ambulance and taken to Holy Cross Hospital. Witnesses recalled the tense moment and Wallace’s calm handling of the injury.
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Silver Spring
Gav
George C. Wallace
Opr
Wallace
Laurel
E. C. Dothard
Alabama State Police
Dothard
Seeatin
Emmett W. Eaton
George
Eaton
Charles Carmon
Mobile
Ala
Holy Cross Hospital
George Mangum
Mangum
Quiet loner linked to Wallace shooting in Milwaukee
Arthur Bremer, 21, described by relatives as shy and secretive, is jailed in Maryland on federal assault charges tied to the Wallace shooting and state charges. Neighbors say he showed little political interest, yet his Milwaukee apartment held Wallace campaign clippings, a Confederate flag, a Wallace sticker, notebooks reading Cheer up Oswald, and ammo including 38 caliber shells and 9mm cartridges.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Arthur H. Bremer
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Maryland
Bremer
George Wallace
Stephen Wasche
South Side
William
12Th Ward
Oswald
Roger
Sylvia
Arthur
Artificial Breeding Success In Eagle In Ithaca New York
A Cornell project led by James W. Grier reports the first golden eagle hatchings from artificial insemination after failed natural mating. Two eaglets emerged May 11 and two days later, with five more expected by month end as they prepare for release.
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Ithaca
N.Y
James W. Grier
Cornell University
First Mother's Day Boy Scott Miller born in Erie County
The first Erie County infant born on Mother's Day was Scott Miller of Union City, welcomed at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday. County commissioners proclaimed National Healthy Baby Week, with gifts from March of Dimes and local stores including Boston Store and Halle's presented by William Lichtinger.
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Erie County
Scott Miller
Richard Miller
R.D
Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Young Scott
Erie
March of Dimes
William Lichtinger
March of Dimes Public Education Committee
Boston
Carlisles
Klines Children’s Wear
Halle’s
Holiday Inn South
Security Peoples Trust
B&n Ceramics
Lords and Lassies
McMichael
Supreme Court OKs Amish Teaching Own Children
The Supreme Court ruled 7-0 that Wisconsin and eight other states cannot prosecute Amish parents who deny their children formal schooling beyond the eighth grade. Chief Justice Burger stated the Amish tradition is protective, stressing home agricultural life and English language learning within an Amish framework. The decision favored accommodation models used in Pennsylvania and Iowa, and noted the Amish record of law-abiding behavior while calling for respect of the community’s beliefs.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Wisconsin
Burger
Green County
Wis
Pennsylvania
Iowa
William ©. Douglas
Douglas
U S Planes Smash North Defense HQs
U S fighter bombers struck the Bach Mai air defense HQ south of Hanoi and damaged the northern front fuel pipeline. The six page communique notes intensified air strikes averaging 250 daily and claims destruction of pumping stations along the southern North Vietnam pipeline.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U.S
Bach Mai
Fis
Thanh Hoa
Hue
Imperial
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
Community College Tuition Hiked $20
The Community College of Allegheny County announced a rise in tuition for fulltime students by 20 dollars to 380 this fall. The board also approved a 1 per credit increase for part time students, setting the new fee at 16 dollars.
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William H. Rehnquist
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Potter Stewart
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Nixon
China
7Th Air Force
Fane Furniture
Saupe
Mater Roberts
Columbus
Community College
Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
Firestone
Coaster
Firestone Whitewall Tires
Ashe
Barney
Moe Stoar
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