Bayh criticizes Reagan and Nixon on welfare and honesty
Senator Birch Bayh touring California accuses Gov. Reagan and President Nixon of persistent language to mislead. He says Reagan damages elder care, attacks welfare laws, and dodges taxes, urging tougher federal standards and waivers block. Bayh criticizes tax issues tied to Reagan’s 1970 losses.
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Birch Bayh
California
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Nixon
Indiana
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Laos
Mills not against 72 candidacy
Washington AP reports Representative Wilbur D. Mills says he is not seeking the White House but will not veto friends who push his name. While touring the South and courting supporters in primary states, Mills says he does not want his name on the ballot though he remains open to pressure from colleagues. He heads to Florida for a primary and a testimonial dinner for Representative Bill Chappell.
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Wilbur D. Mills
White House
Nashville
Tenn
Richard Fulton
William R. Anderson
Ray Blanton
Raleigh
N.C
Mills
Florida
Bill Chappell
McGovern Defends 1968 Ticket Against Troop Cut Votes
Sen. George S. McGovern, the lone announced Democrat candidate, says his two Senate colleagues Humphrey and Muskie damaged credibility by opposing forced troop cuts in Europe. He notes they opposed a 150,000-man U.S. military cut in Europe, calling it a credibility blow. Sen. Henry M. Jackson counters, saying a radical liberal fringe seeks to reshape the party.
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Washington
George S. McGovern
Senate
Europe
McGovern
Hubert I. Humphrey
Minnesota
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
South
Man perches on Golden Gate Bridge cable in suicide bid
Daniel Patrick Clifford, 31, of San Francisco, climbed to the middle of the Golden Gate Bridge and latched onto a suspension cable 740 feet above the water. After a two hour standoff with officers, he was coaxed down and hospitalized at Mt Zion for treatment. Traffic halted as sightseers watched the tense scene.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Daniel Patrick Clifford
Highway Patrol
Clifford
CHP
Mt. Zinn Hospital
San Francisco Board Appeals Desegregation Order
The San Francisco Board of Education voted 4-3 to appeal a federal judge Stanley Weigel's order requiring a desegregation plan for all 102 elementary schools by June 10. An advisory committee was tasked to draft another plan aiming for full district desegregation by June 1872, with requests for a stay in the order.
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San Francisco
Board of Evication
U.S
Stanley Weigel
Weigel
Salinas law offices bombed in northern city
UPI reports a fire bombing damaged Moreno Branner and Carnazze law offices in northern Salinas. A gasoline bottle was thrown through the front window. No injuries were reported. Police have no suspects and have not established a motive.
Series of 21 fires at Seaside High School on Ft Ord
Up to 21 small fires were set Thursday at Seaside High School on Ft Ord, with an Army investigation pointing to possible student involvement after a janitor found a broken administration building window and multiple blazes in disposal units and baskets.
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Ft. Ord
UPI
Army
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Jackie Jochims
Long Beach
Cabf
Psychopath kills 12 year old in Wheeling
Pamela Wolfston twelve daughter of James H Wolfston Wheeling Bronze Co was killed by a man described by police as a psychopathic killer while she and her sister Louise 22 were jogging. Louise told police the man made advances then grabbed Pamela drew a pistol and shot her in the temple before driving away. Pamela died after three days on the danger list.
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W. Va
UPI
Pamela Wolfston
Louise
James H. Wolfston
Wheeling Bronze Co
Pamela
Seamen honored aboard Tuscat ship for National Maritime Day
In San Francisco a 500-strong maritime industry crowd attended an all faith service and lunch aboard the floating Tuscat to honor the 5,000 merchant seamen who died serving U S ships in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. Cadets from the California Maritime Academy gave a rifle salute as Navy buglers played taps and wreaths were carried to sea by a Coast Guard cutter. Andrew Gibson, assistant secretary of commerce for maritime affairs, said no other industry paid such a high price or faced similar hazards.
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U.S
G. A.’ Thayer
Aquatic Park
California Maritime Academy
Navy
Coast Guard
Andrew
Lovell leaves astronaut corps to lead science work
James A Lovell Jr. steps from the astronaut corps to devote full time to developing scientific experiments for future American space flights. He is named deputy director of the Science and Applications Directorate at the Manned Spacecraft Center. Apollo and Skylab programs will benefit from his hardware, flight testing, and mission operations background as preparations focus on remaining Apollo missions.
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Ence
Jim Lovell
Cairo
Coeds Protest Dormitory Visiting Rules At Capitol
About 230 Florida State University coeds marched on the Capitol to protest revoked dormitory visiting privileges. They lambasted a State Board of Regents member for calling dorms tax payers whorehouses while urging Gov. Askew to investigate university problems. A shouting exchange occurred with Sen Beth Johnson who denied any problem.
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Tallahassee
Fla
UPI
Florida State University
Capitol
Elizabeth Kovachevich
State Board of Regents
State University
Kovachevich
St. Petersburg
D-Miami
Florida
Beth Johnson
Rcocca Beach
Dam in L A quake reshapes quake resistant rules
Recordings on Pacoima Dam abutment made during the February San Fernando quake prompt engineers to reassess building codes and energy transmission in earthquakes. The data, hailed by some as historic, suggests codes may need about 25 percent tightening to ensure structures withstand future shocks.
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Los Angeles
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Committee
Pacoima Dam
San Ternando Valley
Parroima
San Fernando
Martin Duke
Mercury poisoning first U S case linked to swordfish diet
A Long Island woman, once 165 pounds, suffered dizziness, tremors, and speech difficulty after a swordfish diet. She ingested 355 micrograms of mercury daily, far above FDA toxicity levels, and recovered after stopping the fish. Senate subcommittee hears call for federal fish inspection.
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UPT
Nly
N.Y
Senate
United States
Roger C. Herdman
Health Commission
New York State
Long Island
Food and Drug Administration
Sonic booms blamed for ruin damage by military flights
National Park Service director G B Warteog Jr told a House Appropriations subcommittee that sonic booms from military aircraft scarred prehistoric ruins and blasted away cliff faces in scenic areas. He called the conduct disgraceful and said the damage in national parks was incalculable.
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UPL
National Pa Service
G. B. Warteog Jr
House Appropriations
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