No. 2 spot not McGovern s aim
McGovern and Humphrey vie for California delegates as McGovern rejects the No 2 spot and campaigns across the coast while Humphrey pressures for a strong result to secure the nomination. McGovern courts San Francisco workers and Chavez endorsement. Humphrey tours San Diego and meets farm labor groups.
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Ets
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Vietnam
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Protests Draw Crowds Across Military Bases
Sparse crowds gathered as antiwar protests planned for Armed Forces Day touched more than 24 military installations nationwide. Estimated turnout reached tens of thousands in California and Chicago, with placards noting GI rights. marches occurred near Great Lakes, Glen, and Ft. Worth, while smaller groups rallied at Ft. Dix and Fort De Bank. General statements credited sponsors and noted participation by servicemen, POWs, and veterans.
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McGovern Reunites With WWI Buddy in Fresno Visit
Senator George McGovern met World War I comrade Willian Gustafson, 48, a navigator in his squadron in Europe, during a presidential campaign stop at Fresno Airport. Gustafson pledged support as 150 wellwishers greeted the lawmaker before the upcoming primary.
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Chisholm warns opponents over alleged black vote buying
Rep Shirley Chisholm, the first Black congresswoman, accused opponents of trying to buy votes from 500,000 Black Californians in the California primary. Speaking in San Diego and at San Diego State College, she urged supporters to vote for her and denounced sexism and racism as she campaigned for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Cesar Chavez
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South Dakota
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George Mellovern
Edmund Muskin
Muskin
San Diego State College
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Sie
McGovern
Dyer
Associated War On
Shudens
Federal aid extended for coal miners with black lung
President Nixon signed a compromise extending federal responsibility for black lung disability and survivor benefits through June 1973, with state programs picking up costs in 1974. The measure, costing about 4 billion dollars to the government and 2 billion to coal operators, broadens coverage for miners and dependents while easing eligibility and widening who can claim benefits.
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Mental Health Detention Probed In Two Women Case
In Dewsbury a Labour MP probes why two women were confined for 49 years under old laws for illegitimate children. One was committed at 33, the other at 20, both released after decades. officials say others may still be detained.
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Dewstn
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Britain
Wallace Remains In Stable Condition Amid Campaign
Gov. George Wallace continues in the same condition at Holy Cross Hospital after an assassination attempt. Messages from Lyndon B. Johnson, Billy Graham, Sammy Davis Jr, and others pour in as Wallace’s campaign shifts to Oregon, Rhode Island, and New Mexico. Campaign director Charles Snidey notes increased media effort and financial support, with thousands of telegraphs and mail reaching the hospital.
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Acupuncture Gains Interest After Wallace Attack
Lok, a 40 year old Hong Kong resident and president of the Hong Kong Association of Acupuncturists, discusses acupuncture as a healing method. He recalls studying in Nanking and expresses interest in Wallace and potential studies for paralysis after the assassination attempt.
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