Nixon cancels first major radio TV drive in Wisconsin
Nixon strategists halted the initial re election broadcast push in Milwaukee amid pressure from Wallace surge after Florida primary. The move aims to curb GOP crossover and deny Wallace momentum while Wisconsin voters pick a party ballot on April 4.
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Masked youth robs Phillips 660-Tote M station
A youth masked with a white handkerchief held Charles R. Boyd at gunpoint and took 140.58 from the cash register at the Phillips service station on 6th Ave and Wilson St NE around 4 40 PM. The robber fled west on Wilson St wearing a blue shirt and denim pants. J T Thrasher owns the station which recently added food sales.
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Vietnam and Phnom Penh News Roundup Forces push into Cambodia and new government formed
South Vietnamese say their first phase into eastern Cambodia ends after 12 days with 743 enemy killed and 38 heavy weapons, 1 109 rifles captured. A 2 000 man task force crosses toward Krek as Lon Nol appoints Son Ngoc Thanh premier in Phnom Penh.
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20 Sets Of Encyclopedias Wanted
Decatur Daily advertise a fast action want ad offering 20 sets of encyclopedias wanted with a 10 day run for 4 dollars.
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Frigidaire Sales and Service Ad in Decatur
Robinson Furniture on Downtown Second Avenue in Decatur advertises Frigidaire sales and service with contact number 353 2370, highlighting 23 years of local business presence.
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Supreme Court blocks birth control criminalization for singles
The high court ruled states may not prosecute individuals for obtaining birth control devices that are freely available to married people. The decision shapes access and privacy rights in reproductive health matters nationwide.
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Muskie Dominates Illinois Delegates In Democratic Primary
In Illinois, Senator Edmund S. Muskie led Senator George McGovern for delegate votes with 63 percent of the presidential preference vote. With 95 percent of precincts counted, Muskie held 722,930 votes to McCarthy's 420,222. Final delegate lineup remains uncertain as many uncommitted seats exist. Chicago Mayor Daley faced insurgent losses in state races. A separate Florence, Alabama, fatal two-car crash claimed 31-year-old Charles Tad Black, a former Decatur resident and local worker. Funeral set Friday at Gunthorp Chapel.
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Tad) Black
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Ping And Pong Panda Names Spark Diplomatic Cheer
Sen. Frank E. Moss suggests naming China's panda bears Ping and Pong as a lighthearted symbol of Sino American outreach after a table tennis diplomacy effort. The idea, from Ogden resident Mrs. H G Denkers, has reached the White House for potential adoption.
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