McGovern Rated Primary Runaway
Sen George McGovern leads California Democrats in a poll ahead of the pivotal presidential primary with a 20 percent advantage per policy analysts. Hubert Humphrey dismissed the figures as baloney and said a 20 point lead is not possible at this stage.
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Wallace Wallace's Delegate Gap in Primary Races
Wallace Wallace built big vote totals in primaries but won few delegates. He placed second in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania yet claimed no delegates, and 33 percent in West Virginia yielded only one delegate. McGovern and Muskie collected delegates in nonpreference counts, while Wallace missed the delegate gains from separate elections. With four primaries next Tuesday including California and 693 delegates at stake, Wallace’s path to the convention looks narrow.
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County GOP Results From Morgan County Runoff
Official results tabulated by Morgan County Republican officials show Perry Hooper winning Republican National Committeeman with 146 votes and Albert Lee Smith Jr. with 58. Republican National Committeewoman totals list Jean Sullivan 129 and Mrs. Tom Abernathy 65. Delegates to the National Convention include G. P. Parham 82 and Albert Lee Smith 103. State at Large results cite Homer A Jackson 85 and Hall Thompson 83 for Place No 4. State at Large No 3 lists W. C. Bates 92 and Bentley Owens 94.
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Nixon Sees 1972 Summits as Path to Lasting Peace
President Nixon said the 1972 summits with Soviet leaders mark a great national journey for peace. He noted deep differences remain and the threat of war is reduced but not gone, arguing historians will call 1972 the year America helped lead the world from constant war to lasting peace.
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Israeli claimed Egypt drives terror warfare at UN
Three Japanese in Israel were said to have carried submachine guns and grenades in checked luggage aboard an Air France flight, while airports tightened checks. El Al faced embarrassment when a guns-for-IRA shipment traveled from New York to London on an El Al plane, only detected later.
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Nixon report draws fire over arms limits in Moscow deals
Senator Henry M. Jackson assailed Nixon's national speech saying the Moscow agreements let the Soviets deploy far more weapons than the United States, while Ashbrook warned the Soviets could deploy significantly more weapons than Washington. The critique centered on the warrants of the arms pact and its foreign policy implications.
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Limestone County wins detour road contract near Browns Ferry
The Limestone County Commission received a $17,000 award from the Tennessee Valley Authority to build a detour road near Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant. Commission Chairman Thomas Lee Hammons said the road will connect Ripley and Browns Ferry roads, with construction starting soon to ease traffic near the plant site.
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Burglars Hit Hartselle Plant For Cash Machine
Hartselle police reported burglars broke into Phillips Industries in South Hartselle Thursday night stealing a money changing machine. Vending machines at the mobile home furnishings plant were forced as well. The loss amount was not known at press time.
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Car Stolen From Athens Residence
Athens police investigate theft of a 1963 Chevrolet from the residence of Bobby Clark at 804 Lucas Street. Det. Lt. George Clem reported the car was taken around 5 20 pm Thursday.
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Caverns Cited as Top Cavern in America
Cathedral Caverns near Guntersville marked among six premier caverns in the United States by the US Travel Service, announced today by the Alabama Mountain Lakes Association.
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