Wisconsin primary disclosure and campaign notes from across states
The report covers state campaign finance disclosures under Wisconsin law and notes on candidates like Muskie McGovern and Wallace. It includes Florida delegate results for the Democratic National Convention, Humphrey’s gains in Miami, and Morton’s critique of Muskie by Republican circles. Indiana’s May 2 GOP primary ballot excludes Rep. Ashbrook for insufficient petition signatures.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Wisconsin
Florida
Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Miami
Atlanta
Rogers C
B. Morton
Muskie
Southeast
Indiana
John H. Ashbrook
Ohio
Nixon
Ashbrook
Sharon Asher
Secretary of State
Snowstorm disrupts regions as peach crop narrowly safe
A major winter storm blankets Asheville five inches of snow and stretches into South Carolina Georgia and Tennessee causing road closures and flight delays. North Carolina peach growers fear damage only if Sandhills temperatures fall into the twenties while the blast ends with a warm finish and a Democratic primary deadline looming with Humphrey Muskie and Wallace on the ballot.
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Asheville
N.C
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Georgia
Tennessee
U.S. 441
Smokies
North Carolina
T. Clyde Allman
Moore County
National Peach Council
Allman
Robbery Case Set Monday in Cullman County
Cullman County Circuit Court opens Monday with Judy Johnson and Kenneth Kent charged in a Decatur mobile home salesman robbery case alongside Gaynard Wayne Miller who was convicted of grand larceny and is appealing. Other docket items include Larry Twilley rape charges and a false pretense case against F. K. Livingston related to alleged irregularities at George C. Wallace State Technical School.
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Cullman
Decatur
Cullman County
Mickey Foust
Decatur 3
Judy Johnson
Kenneth Kent
Gaynard Wayne Miller
Miller
Larry Twilley
Mansel Leon Garrett
Luther Donald Wilson
William Anderson’ Ray
Ronald Joe Beasley
Martha Kathryn Brown
Jimmy—King
Herman A. McCrary
Cracked Skull Causes Death Of Auburn Student
Lee County Coroner Clyde Weldon said a fractured skull caused the death of 20 year old Auburn sophomore Robert K. Bedwell. He was found semiconscious before being taken to Lee County Hospital where he died shortly after arrival. He had been found near a 10-foot landing and investigators consider a fall as a possible cause. Bedwell was a Dean's list student, Plainsman writer, and Chi Phi member.
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Opelika
Ala
Lee County
Clyde Weldon
Auburn
Robert K. Bedwell
Montgomery
Lee County Hospital
Bedwell
Auburn University Plainsman
Chi-Phi
Decatur arts and culture events lineup for community festival
Activities include sidewalk art show by the Decatur Art Guild, Young People's Festival Art contest and exhibit with Junior Service League, Friends of the Library book sale, Garden Clubs slide presentation, Decatur Ballet Association exhibit, Great Books Club display, school band performances, and Barber Shop Quartet Society events with participation by the archaeological society Newcomers Club and North Alabama Historical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Art Guild
Junior Service League
Friends of the Library
Federation of Garden Clubs
Decatur Ballet Association
Great Books Club
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
The
Archaeological Society
Newcomers Club
North Alabama Historical Association
IRA truce suggested but Belfast residents demand end to British rule
Paddy Kennedy MP with IRA links urged a 30 day truce amid pressure in Catholic Belfast areas to halt bombing. Provisional wing rejects the idea while demanding British troops withdraw and an amnesty for IRA supporters. Heath announces a plan for direct rule with Catholic advisory input and a referendum. Local Catholics in Belfast show wary support for a truce if army actions cease. Whitelaw visits Belfast amid reports of larceny and burglaries by named suspects.
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Paddy Kennedy
Kennedy
IRA
Dublin
Provisionals
Britain
Edward Heath
Whitelaw
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Belfast
Morgan Blood Drive Aims To Mobilize 20000 County Students
The Austin blood drive led by student council and Dan Whitson targets Morgan County with about 20 000 students. If one in five provides a donor, the effort could meet needs. Non donors can use relatives or neighbors to donate a pint as leaders educate on blood's vital role for injuries and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailors
Austin
Dan Whitson
Chamber of Commerce Blood Committee
Morgan County
VA Trains 451 Health Workers in Dallas 1971 Fiscal Year
The Dallas VA hospital trained more than 451 health workers during the 1971 fiscal year under its clinical affiliation with eight North Texas universities and colleges. Resident physicians and interns received all or part of their post graduate education at the VA hospital, director E. P. Whitaker said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
North Texas
Dallas Veterans Administration
E. P. Whitaker
Whitaker
Dowdle Named Weep At UAH
Dr. Benjamin B. Graves of The University of Alabama Huntsville outlines a reorganization creating two top posts. Dr. Joseph C. Dowdle will be vice president for administration as the search for an academic vice president proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Benjamin B. Graves
University of Alabama, Huntsville
UAH
Joseph C. Dowdle
Graves
Dowdle
Philip Mason
Stephens Tapia
Jane Nelson
Dr. Dowdle
Center For the Study of Higher Education
University of Michigan
Hatton High Principal James T. Brown Rehire Disputed
Lawrence County Board of Education plans an April 3 meeting to decide if Hatton High School principal James T. Brown will be rehired. Trustees allege a dispute over personal long distance calls totaling about 120 monthly, while Brown counters the issue is a personality conflict and vows to sue if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton High School
James T. Brown
Lawrence County
Rutherford
Brown
Benches Arrive Fast for Disabled Veterans in Indianapolis
T W Marshall, an officer in the Veterans of Foreign Wars, called the Indianapolis Veterans Administration hospital to demand benches for disabled veterans awaiting taxis. Acting hospital director Charles R Armon found unused benches and installed them the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
T.W. Marshall
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Indianapolis Veterans Administration Hospital
Marshall
Charles R. Armon
St Bernard Fountain Work Begins at College Lake
Construction starts on a five fountain complex at St. Bernard College in Cullman. Rev. George Keller and Rev. Gerald Bray guide the project with lake water fed by a 3 inch pipe to a pump house and completion aiming for June 1.
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Revs. Keller and
Bray
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George McGovern
Ds.d
Wisconsin Federation of Teachers
Milwaukee
Racine
Dixie
Humphrey
Orig
David Keith Young
Monroe Chandler
Morgan
Brian Faulkner
John Taylor
Faulkner
Jcpenney
Sterchi's
South
H.P. Briggs & Stratton
Briggs & Stratton
2Nd. Ave
S.E
St. Bernard Fountain
Anderson Detective
Agency
Dial
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