Wallace Leads Popular Vote Count in Democratic Race
Wallace would top the delegate tally if popular votes mapped to delegates, with 323 delegates. McGovern trails in both votes and delegates, facing 1,300 projected by Miami Beach convention time. Humphrey sits with 295% delegates and 2,654,906 votes.
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Wiretap Law Ruled Illegal by Federal Judge in Pa
U S District Judge Joseph S Lord III ruled the 1968 wiretap act unconstitutional on its face citing Fourth Amendment privacy dangers. The decision stems from a motion by seven defendants in a $10 million gambling case seeking suppression of evidence from electronic surveillance. The ruling highlights three faults: continuous searches too long, excessive investigator discretion, and lack of prompt notification to subjects.
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McLeod Seen by Psychologist in Prison
NC Corrections chief says Harvey Glenn McLeod was under clinical observation in prison but refuses to release the psychologist Wayne N Hurt's report. McLeod killed 11 people at Raleigh North Hills and then himself. A prison social worker Charles Berry had earlier warned of possible emotional upheaval and prejudice.
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Gardner Promises Eastern NC a Stronger Voice in State Government
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Jim Gardner closed his eastern North Carolina campaign with a rally in Asheboro after returning to Rocky Mount for a final push. He told a several hundred strong crowd that the Democratic machine has long controlled state government and vowed to give eastern residents a louder voice if he wins.
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