Dems Urged to Hold Biennial Conventions for 1972
Senators Muskie McCarthy and Kennedy urged a Democratic mid term convention to set issues and a platform with delegate selection reforms. They proposed annual or biennial gatherings to energize the party and broaden participation, while the commission reviews rules for 1972 delegate selection and state reforms.
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Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Eugene J. McCarthy
Democratic Party
Muskie
Commission On
Maine Democrat
McCarthy
Kennedy
Commission
Daylight Saving Time Set to Begin Sunday in Alabama
The article notes clocks worldwide, including Alabama, should move ahead one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday to start Daylight Savings Time. Readers are urged to adjust their clocks before bed to avoid being late for church or morning activities.
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Alabama
United States
Eighteen Die In Air Force EC121 Crash in Thailand
An Air Force EC121 electronics aircraft crashed on takeoff at Korat base Thailand killing all 18 crewmen aboard. Pentagon sources attributed the loss to accidental causes with no survivors likely, noting the aircraft served in Vietnam guiding fighters and bombers.
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Washington
Air Force
Thailand
Pentagon
Vietnam
Vietnam War
Korat
United States
Laos
South Vietnam
Sea of Japan
Quake Linked to Nuclear Testing Grows Evidence
A panel of scientists reports growing evidence underground tests can trigger earthquakes though no hazardous temblor has occurred in the Nevada program. Dr John A Blume says a blast last April may have neared a threshold for building damage in Las Vegas. The group urged strict precautions as the AGU meeting considered Nevada test results.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Washington
Nevada
John A. Blume
Las Vegas
Blume
San Francisco
Atomic Energy Commission
American Geophysical Union
University of Nevada Seismologists
Laird Warns of Soviet Missile Buildup by Mid 1970s
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird warned that the Soviet Union could possess 2,500 long range missiles by 1975 if current buildup continues, signaling potential U. S. military superiority gaps and urging support for the Safeguard anti missile program amid congressional opposition. He cites past misjudgments on Soviet ICBM expansion and stresses risk of miscalculation.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Soviet Union
United States
United Press International Florida Newspaper Editors Association
Panama City
Fila
Laird
Congress
Russia
Wrecks Claim Two in Alabama Area Fatalities
A Town Creek woman, Alene Hardy, 52, died Friday after a two car crash near Moulton on Alabama 157. Everett Youngblood, 46, of Lacey's Springs drowned in the Tennessee River near Huntsville after a boat capsized while nets were being set. A third driver, J L Wallace, 89, was injured in a separate collision north of Cullman.
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Town Creek
Lacey’s Spring
Huntsville
Alene Hardy
Decatur General Hospital
Moulton
Alabama
Highway Patrol
Madison County
Everett Youngblood
Lacey's Springs
Tennessee River
Youngblood
Lee Roberts
Hardy
Lawrence County
Cullman
Limestone
Lawrence
Hartselle
J. L. Wallace
Food Industry Blamed for Malnutrition by PHS Chief
Dr. Arnold Schaefer head of a federal nutrition study told the House Agriculture Committee that the food industry reduced enrichment of flour milk and salt in recent years. He noted less Vitamin D enriched milk and higher prices for fortified products, harming poor families.
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Washington
Arnold Schaefer
Public Health Service
House Agriculture Committee
Schaefer
First Federal Branch Approved in Greensboro Se
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Greensboro North Carolina approved plans for a First Federal Savings and Loan branch to be built at 1803 6th Ave SE. Roy B. Odom said construction is expected to begin this year and Hall and Colvard Architects and Engineers have been awarded the project.
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The
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Greensboro
N.C
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
6Th Ave. SE
First Federal
Roy B. Odom
Odom
Hall and Colvard
Fresh ABM Delay Proposals Opposed By Nixon Spokesman
The Nixon administration Senate spokesman rejected fresh proposals for a one year delay in deploying the Safeguard antiballistic missile system. Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen said postponement would waste a year and rejected delaying until next year a congressional showdown over starting construction of two Safeguard sites.
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Associated Press
Washington
A _ Nixon
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Nixon
Pitt To Take MAA Helm In Alabama Medical Session
Dr. Kermit Pitt of Decatur will become president of the Medical Association of Alabama at its 108th annual session in Huntsville. He succeeds as first vice president as installation closes. Barrett C. Shelton received the William Crawford Gorgas Award for his medical contributions in Alabama over the past 12 years.
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Green Bay Packer
Bart Starr
Kermit Pitt
Decatur
E. L. McCafferty
Mobile
Medical Association of Alabama
Huntsville
Pitt
Barrett C. Shelton
Decatur Daily
Shelton
William Crawford Gorgas
Alabama
Lurleen B. Wallace
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South Dakota
Party of the People
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Arkansas
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Chicago
North Side
Robinson's Warehouse
U.S
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Athens
Ernia Stephens
Limestone County
D. L. Rosenau
Henry Blizzard
Wilma
Stephens
Atty
Bruce Sherrill
Carnal
PHS
Marjorie Hunter
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Mike Mansfield
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