Wallace's 1976 path discussed amid party discord
Wallace backers faced a setback as delegates shifted away, with Charles Snider claiming a third party option loomed though Pelham dismissed it. Governors and donors cited, Pelham indicated no third party run this year while hinting Wallace might target governor in 1978 and a presidential bid in 1976 on a Democratic ticket if possible.
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Charles Snider
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Pelham
Montgomery
Gov. Wallace
John Sparkman
McGovern
Nixon
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Jim Allen
Washington
Fischer faces legal review over camera ban stance
A Fischer camp member said legal aspects are being studied. Richard Stein a promoter lawyer, Chester Fox, and Rev. William Lombardy with Fred Cramer of the U S Chess Federation reported Fischer's reaction when cameras were mentioned. Fischer listened briefly, then resisted, and later agreed in a letter to appeal for camera acceptance and continue play.
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Richard Stein
Chester Fox
William Lombardy
Fred Cramer
U.S. Chess Federation
Stein
Lombardy
Cramer
Decatur council debate over mayoral appointment powers
Guntharp Cameron proposes shifting city control to a primarily legislative council. Councilman Charles Martin supports freeing up lawmakers for legislative work, while Bolding opposes full mayoral control and Johnson Thomas and Samuel L. McClendon weigh in on checks and unified authority. The Daily Want Get Results.
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Cameron
Guntharp
Charles Martin
Gunthorp
Martin
Decatur
Bolding
Jay Thomas
McGovern Clinches Democratic Nomination Victory in Quiz Hall
Supporters erupt as Kennedy era rivals fall away and McGovern wins the nomination tally. Lawrence F. O'Brien confirms McGovern with 1,864.95 votes to secure the nomination and form a committee headed by Ribicoff to notify him. Other candidates trail with Jackson, Wallace, Chisholm, Sanford, Humphrey, Mills, Muskie, Kennedy, Hays, McCarthy, and Mondale.
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Bedlam
Lawrence F. O’brien
McGovern
O’brien
Ribicoff
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Humphrey
Wallace
Shirley Chisholm
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Muskie
Kennedy
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Walter F. Mondale
Negotiations Continue In Hijacking Case
A spokesman said if needed, new tires and jet fuel would be brought in. An FBI agent noted the runway is short, about 5,000 feet, and that pilots would not want to attempt a takeoff under the circumstances.
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FBI
Local student with perfect Sunday School attendance dies
Somerville Church of God honors a student who kept perfect Sunday School attendance for three years. The body lies at the family residence until an hour before services when it will be in state at the church. Pallbearers are the parents' first cousins. He would have entered eighth grade at Priceville High School this fall.
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Somerville Church of God
Priceville High School
Holding company plan for Dallas would merge Southwestern
A proposed Dallas holding company would incorporate Southwestern along with a smaller insurance finance firm already owned by the parent company.
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Dallas
Southwestern
Labor fault blamed by educated professionals and high earners
Among college educated, professionals, business people, and upper earners, more blame labor than government or business. The passage notes these groups assign heavier responsibility to labor as the primary cause. It highlights a shift of blame toward labor over other actors.
Gallup poll links blame for inflation to education and class
National survey of 1556 adults interviewed April 21–24 across 300 localities shows those with only a grade school education manual workers and lower income groups most blame government for inflation. Among labor union families 51 percent cite government as most responsible while 24 percent blame business and 18 percent labor. A Connecticut office worker and a New Jersey homeowner highlight business and labor as other culprits. The poll asks who is most responsible for inflation government business or labor.
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Labor
Name Business
Connecticut
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