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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1972

Page

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Muskie declines to endorse McGovern and stay in race

U.S. Senator Edmund S. Muskie halts endorsement of Senator George S. McGovern, saying he will remain in the race to avoid stifling dissent and urging party unity through convention. The piece notes Humphrey’s campaign staff cuts and mixed signals on a Wallace ticket amid security incidents and continued Democratic campaigning.

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Deadly South Dakota flood devastates Rapid City area

In Rapid City and Pennington County, floods caused by torrential rain, explosions from gas lines, and fires killed at least 36 people and injured many. Gas mains were shut off, power was out, and residents were urged to higher ground as Guardsmen watched over the chaotic scene.

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Kissinger Faces Protests in Tokyo Amid Talks with Japanese Leaders

Henry Kissinger opened fence meeting with Japanese industrialists after anti American leaflets were tossed in his hotel lobby. Police arrested two youths who issued protests in ungrammatical English and Japanese. The visit aims to reassure Tokyo that U S policy in Asia remains unchanged.

John Roderick Associated Press TOKYO Henry A. Kissinger U.S Asia Nixon Peking Moscow Kissinger Japan Patriotic Society Yoshizane Iwasa U.s.-Japan Economic Council Japan United States National Art Museum

Social Security Benefit Increase Moves Through Senate Panel

The Senate Finance Committee approved a 10 percent rise in Social Security benefits, with conservatives opposing higher 15 or 20 percent raises. Chairman Long said most senators would back 20 percent on the floor, while payroll tax changes to fund the boosts proceed. The bill retroactively raises payments to 27 million pensioners, with adjustments for individuals and couples and a later impact on checks.

Washington Eee Case Senate Finance Committee Russell B. Long D-La Senate Long House Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Ways and Means Committee

American Planes Strike North Vietnam Coastline

American warplanes carried out more than 300 strikes from the DMZ to Haiphong targeting fuel depots coal storage rail bridges and other military sites near Haiphong Thanh Hoa Vinh and Dong Hoi. B52s bombed Dong Hoi and near Hue while beachheads saw 68 North Vietnamese troops killed and 32 South Vietnamese killed in six hours.

George Esper Associated Press Saigon North Vietnam Haiphong Thanh Hoa Vinh Dong Hoi U.S. Command Air Force Navy Marine Demilitarized Zone Hue

Elvis Presley Rocks New York in 16th NYC Show

Elvis Presley, 37, still king of rock and roll, headlines Madison Square Garden in a gold studded white suit. The crowd erupts as he performs hits and early classics, in a 21 000 seat setting with flashbulbs and excited fans.

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McGovern Airliner Threat Forces Evacuation

Senator George S. McGovern was aboard a chartered United Airlines 737 when a bomb threat prompted an emergency evacuation at Pittsburgh. About 30 passengers, four newsmen, and a Pittsburgh police officer were injured lightly during the exit, as the plane continued to Oklahoma City for a campaign event.

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