Bremer Pleads Innocent In Wallace Shooting Case
Arthur Herman Bremer, 21, unemployed Milwaukee busboy, pleaded innocent in federal court to charges tied to the assassination attempt on Alabama Governor George C. Wallace and wounding of others. He faced additional state charges and bail remained set at 200000 as prosecutors and defense argued for a possible reduction.
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Wisconsin
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U.S
George Beall
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Senate Debates Busing Rule and College Aid Plan
The measure bars federal pressure on local districts for busing costs unless constitutionally required and adds a $1,400 basic grant for every student with federal aid programs continued. It allocates $7.5 billion for 1972 75 student aid, $6.8 billion in insured loans, and $2.1 billion in general grants for 1973 75 linked to aid recipients. also offers $2 billion for desegregation aid to school districts that take integrated steps.
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Blasts at 60 acre facility demolish building and trees
At a 60 acre plant, multiple corrugated metal buildings were shattered by blasts that leveled one structure and toppled trees over about ten acres. The piney woods held storage sheds with finished ammunition, while cause remained unknown. Plant manager T D Shields declined to comment as officials noted a $1 million investment in the site and grounds.
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Davis defense cites gun access in controversy at UCLA
Angela testified that Jonathan could easily obtain guns for defense as Miss Davis faced dismissal over communist ties. Prosecution plans rebuttals while Crumpo, in chains, denied any plan to attack Marin County Civic Center for Soledad Brothers aid. Charlotte Gluck, UCLA clerk, complained of mail and harassment during Davis firing dispute.
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First Lady Nixon Tours Moscow GUM and Red Square
In Moscow Mrs. Nixon toured the GUM department store, drew crowds, and bought five scarves for her family while remarking on the bear handshake and bearable crowds. She later visited Moscow University and admired St. Basil’s Cathedral onion domes as she walked past Lenin’s Tomb.
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Wallace Hospital Stay Shows Small Gains After Shooting
Wallace remains hospitalized on the seventh floor of Holy Cross Hospital with a bullet still in his spine and may transfer soon for a second operation in Birmingham. In a hushed interview he praised progress and said he wants to stay in the hospital the proper length of time as his family gathered, including daughters Bobbi Jo Parsons and Peggy Sue and son George Jr.
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Holy Cross Hospital
Nixon Signs Joint Space Accord in Moscow Visit
Nixon and Soviet Premier Kosygin sign a four-part accord including a joint space exploration program aimed at a June 1975 rendezvous and docking with a Soyuz station. The deal covers training, language exchange, and expanded science and technology exchanges.
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Third Party Ballot Routes For Wallace Across States
The Wallace campaign weighs ballot access in multiple states. Several require petitions or party affiliation, including Maine with 3,254 signatures by June 19, and Florida, Arkansas, and others demanding thousands of signatures. Michigan and Pennsylvania pose legal questions about independent or minor party ballots. The Alabama governor’s party setup and national conventions are noted, with attention to states where Wallace could qualify or be blocked.
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SALT talks loom as U S soviet pact eyed this Friday
Details from a CBS interview with Jackson and reports on the Capitol Cloakroom program outline that the SALT agreement to curb the superpower arms race may be signed in Moscow this Friday. The package reportedly includes limits on ABM arsenals to two sites per country and 100 missiles each, with caps on land and underwater missiles. The United States and Soviet Union reportedly hold about 1,054 and 1,600 ICBMs respectively, and submarines totaling 41 and 42 ships respectively, with 17 more under construction for the Soviets.
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Indochina War Claims Escalate As Raids Reported
Radio Hanoi claimed three U S planes were shot down around Haiphong and in two outlying provinces with pilots captured, as U S command offered no comment. Since March 20, at least 97 U S aircraft have been reported lost in Indochina, with 65 killed, 100 missing, and 23 wounded. A Saigon communique tallied 295 North Vietnamese killed, three tanks destroyed, and 105 weapons captured in a raid into Quang Tri Province, while government casualties were ten killed and 22 wounded. Five thousand civilians were reportedly liberated as Marines stormed toward the coast near Tue. US 7th Fleet craft reportedly faced fire but landed men ashore and withdrew. Helicopters landed additional units along Route Without Joy as fighting continued.
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Bombings at Heidelberg Campbell Barracks Kill Three
The Heidelberg Campbell Barracks near Frankfurt faced two blasts that killed three military personnel and wounded others. German suspects were detained as U S authorities tightened security across West Germany. Investigators linked the attack to extremist groups including the Baader Meinhof gang and a group calling itself Red Army Action. Lt Col Phil Ramsey, present at the officers club, described the scene and noted the second blast occurred in the parking lot.
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Wallace Campaign Lives On After Shooting Fallout
Primaries say he is sorry it must end this way and there will be no more sadichs for you fellows. The Wallace campaign continues with television and radio ads used to bid for Wallace votes in Oregon and Rhode Island and likely California. Wallace managers plan a postballot campaign exercise in political psychology for the Alabama governor. California remains pivotal for McGovern and Humphrey as both vow candidacy at the convention.
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