Sunday political shifts and CIA claims color race results
Sunday wrap notes Texas Democrats split over Reagan and Carter as delegates shift. Reagan amasses at least eight of nine Republican delegates and leads in ten races, boosting his conservative push in Indiana and Alabama. Carter wins most Democratic delegates. Rolling Stone claims the CIA funded Dewey's 1948 campaign and aided Nixon against Hiss, citing ties with the wartime OSS and Mafia cooperation on East Coast docks.
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Radio director Emilio Milan loses legs in Miami blast
Police confirm Emilio Milan, 4, news director at WQBA, was injured in a sudden device incident in Little Havana. The extremist critic had faced multiple threats amid rising tensions. Doctors amputated both legs below the knee after the mangling accident.
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May Day Parades Across the World and Brezhnev in Moscow
May Day celebrations unfold with marches from Peking to Athens and a massive parade in Red Square. Leonid Brezhnev climbs the Lenin mausoleum as dancers, children, and workers parade for two hours. China criticizes the Soviet Union and United States, branding Moscow as more sinister.
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Kissinger Urges $7.5 Billion Plan to Combat Sahel Drought
Secretary Kissinger proposed a multinational program to roll back desertification in West and Central Africa, aiming to save the Sahel from centuries of drought. He spoke in Dakar while warning against Soviet and Cuban intervention and urged a negotiated end to Rhodesia's racial crisis to avoid a bloodbath. The United States signaled willingness to join a comprehensive international effort.
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West's death by own action rate tops coast report
University of Oregon Health Sciences Center researchers report Multnomah County has the highest death by own action rate on the West Coast. Dr James H Shore says the 1973 rate was 19.4 per 100000 versus a national 12.1 in 1974 from a four year study of personal crisis reports in the county over 80 years.
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Derby favorite defeated as Bold Forbes wins Kentucky Derby
Bold Forbes leads from start to finish to win the 102nd Kentucky Derby by one length over odds on favorite Honest Pleasure. Puerto Rican jockey Angel Codero rides, with E Rodriguez Tizol noted for giving Codero his first mount in Puerto Rico at Fl Commandante track in 1950.
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Giants Rally For 3 1 Win Over Cubs
Giants snap a 1-1 tie in the eighth as Speier plates a run and Murcer along with Reitz add run scoring hits in a 3-1 victory over Chicago. Two beanball brawls mar the game with Jim Barr involved, while Jose Cardenal and Bill Madlock are ejected for helmet throw and charging the mound.
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Review 783-6111 Hayward California Edition
Hayward edition of Review 83 202 published with 126 pages priced at 35 cents. Contains local news notices weather features and community briefs. Names, dates, and places reflect standard local reporting without sensational detail.
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