Fulbright Seeks Sixth Senate Term in Arkansas
In Arkansas, veteran Senator J. W. Fulbright, 69, seeks a sixth term amid a tight race with Gov. Dale Bumpers, 48. Early polls showed Bumpers ahead, but Fulbright’s campaign gains reported as May 28 election approaches. Bumpers runs on continuity and leadership, while Fulbright emphasizes his foreign policy record and argues for stronger oversight and service to Arkansans.
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Volkswagen Faces 1974 Slump Hit By Costs And Slower Demand
Volkswagenwerk AG chairman Rudolf Leiding reported a backlog of 472000 unsold vehicles and a first quarter loss of 35 million, a sharp contrast to 1973 profits of 388 million. U.S. sales fell 27.7 percent, West German demand down 18 percent, with European markets down 25 percent amid inflation and rising costs.
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Maddox Seeks Georgia Governor's Post in Democratic Primary
Lt. Gov. Lester Maddox registered for the August 19 Democratic gubernatorial primary in Georgia seeking a return to office. He faces six challengers on the first day of party qualifying and paid the $1,425 ballot fee. Maddox, 58, rose to fame for his refusal to desegregate his Atlanta restaurant and served as governor from 1967 to 1971.
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Large Hail Storm Hits Nebraska
A large hail storm struck Grand Island Nebraska with golfball sized hail and rain from scattered thundershowers across the nation. The report notes evacuations in Helena Arkansas and mixed weather conditions including snow in Oregon and cool air in Montana Wyoming and Idaho. No injuries or property damages were reported and temperatures varied widely from 28 to 81 across multiple locations.
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White House limps on women programs amid Watergate fallout
Washington AP reports President Nixon's White House effort to promote women has largely collapsed as Watergate distracts officials. The Office of Women's Programs is down to one secretary, with key appointees gone and no clear successors. Staff members warn of delays to a planned White House women’s conference and high level posts, while Anne Armstrong remains stretched between projects and defense duties. Armstrong insists progress continues, but observers call a “dead period” likely until regrouping. Colorado issues new handicapped license plate with a stylized wheelchair design.
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