POWs Question Wallace and McGovern in Hanoi Visit
AP reports American POWs in North Vietnam were asked by visiting U.S. delegates about Governor Wallace and Senator McGovern, peace protests, and antiwar cases. They described medical care, food, and bomb damage to civilian areas, urging end to bombing and stressing voter impact.
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Terry Ryan
Ammyrlein
North Vietnam
George C. Wallica
Sen
Georges
McGovern
Interylaya Manor
Congress
Hanoi
Paul Mayer
Air Force
James J. Cutler
Wiehta
Kan
Lynn T. Guenther
the Dalles
Ore
Edwin A. Hawley Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Marine Corps
Milson W. Millar
Clinton
Iowe
Kenneth of
Praser
Brooklyn
N.Y
David Hoffman
San Diego
Calif
Walter E. Wilbur
Troy
Norris A. Charles
Navy
Department of Defense
Whallace
Hoffman
United States
Anid Charles
Froaler
Cutter
Heffman
Mayer
North Viet Tam
Mansi
Saigon
Whalami
Margel Clusier
Tanai
Waiphong
British Train Wreck Kills 4
Four people died and 129 were injured when a suburban excursion train derailed at Elvan station near Githam in England's southeast coast. The locomotive engineer and three passengers died. several of the injured were in critical condition. The rear train plunged off the tracks after roaring through the station at about 80 mph.
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Altham
Gagland Cap
Reille
Engiaeer
Seu
Margule
England
Southeas
Githam
Vbiet
Elvan
Edmund Wilson Death Shocks Literary World at 77
Edmund Wilson leading American literary critic died at his Adirondack home after a heart attack. He was 77 and known for The New Yorker book reviews 1944 1948 and for works like Axel's Castle Classics and Commercials and The Shores of Light. He won the Medal of Freedom from President Kennedy and was born in Belknap. His daughter Roslyn Baker Wilson and widow Mrs. Jane Thornton Wilson survive him.
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Hoonvile
N.Y
Wilson
Lng
Figara
Haltia
Mealay
Adirondack
Wilsor
Hoslyn Baker Wilson
Baer
Wellfleet
Mars
Cape Dixt
John F. Kenney
Omation
New Yorker Magasine
Ernest Hemingway
Jena ‘Thonton Wilson
Wellfleet, Mass
New York
S Hamilay Falatlyitie
Utica
Axel
Jle
Bel Bank
Vanity Fair
New Republic
Daisy
Walsay
Pot Decision Upheld by Court Split
The Colorado Supreme Court upheld a Mesa County marijuana possession conviction in a split decision. Three justices affirmed the conviction, three overturned it, and Justice James K. Groves did not participate. The district court conviction stands. A lot of the case centers on Terry F. McKenzie of Hel.
Trial notes from June 13 1972 in Greeley Tribune court
A fragmented report cites Judge James Pringle and Justices Lodges Kelley Day and Be Tee voting on a district court matter concerning Gorter and related proceedings. The text mentions voting to affirm the decision and lists several justices, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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James Pringle
Paul V. Lodges
Gorter
Vaurt Tentiyj
Donald E. Kelley
Edward C. Day
Robert Be Tee
Willians
Edward Wlurlekson
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Wallace, McGovern
Tabankir
Na Yi Annal Student Association
Raber Leeky
American Report
Willam Ammernin
I Boyton Psy
Netiye Sn
Ingremont
Moyer
Federal Rovernment
Tanan
Henry A. Kissinger
Hs Namel Wis
Iland
Maiphong
Ile
Homblay
Elyllian
Ayt Mitter
Polley
Defense Department
Trenk
Edmund Wilson
Denver
Grealey
Cole
Tribune
Teamster Construction Workers Local Union No. 13
Teamsters Auditorium
Eliot St
Operating Engineers Hall
Pueblo
Ramada Inn
Greeley
Holiday Inn
Grand Junction
George Harper
Fieldcrest
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