Holshouser Warns of Mud Slinging in NC Gubernatorial Race
Republican Jim Holshouser says supporters should expect a mud slinging campaign in the second primary against Jim Gardner for North Carolina governor. Gardner claimed the White House urged Holshouser to withdraw after a poll suggested Holshouser could not win. Dent, aide to Nixon, said the White House has not involved itself in the race.
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Raleigh
Jim Holshouser
Jim Gardner
North Carolina
Holshouser
Gardner
White House
Richard Nixon
Miami
Goprty
Harry Dent
Nixon
Charlotte
Antiwar protests plan across 20 cities over Nixon policy
Demonstrations against U.S. mining of North Vietnamese harbors expand with rallies in 20 cities as antiwar activists clash with police in San Francisco Columbus and Ithaca. Hundreds more arrested as protests spread through 17 states amid support rallies for Nixon policy.
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Nixon
San Francisco
Columbus
Ohio
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Connecticut
New York
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
God Bless America
Eglin Air Force Base
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts House
North Vietnam
Senate
Vietnam
Citizens Committee
America
Victory Force
Jacksonville
Seattle
Indochina
Westover Air Force Base
Chicopee
Mass
Amherst College
John William Ward
White House
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Chicago
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Calif
Louisville
Bozeman
Mont
Mountain Home
Idaho
St. Paul
Union Square
St. Francis Hotel
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
South Vietnamese Marines Recapture Hai Lang Front Area
South Vietnamese marines began a counteroffensive in Quang Tri Province recapturing Hai Lang district south of Quang Tri city. The assault began with an airborne raid delivering marines by helicopter as U S air power supported the push and civilians were evacuated to My Chanh.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Quang Tri Province
U.S
My Chanh
Hai Lang
Quang Tri
Hue
South Vietnam
Nixon
Peter Arnett
Okinawa
Quang Tri City
Arnett
Sanford withdraws from New Jersey primary but stays in race
Former North Carolina governor and Duke University president Terry Sanford says he will not campaign in New Jersey and asks voters not to vote for him. He remains in the national contest with about 60 first ballot votes and notes his civil rights leadership over 30 years.
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Durham
N.C
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
New Jersey
Sanford
Duke University
New York
Shirley) Chisholm
Chisholm
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Scott Defends Distance From Lt Governor Taylor
Gov Bob Scott says he has never felt close to Lt Gov Pat Taylor and denies a personal link to the candidate. Taylor says Scott urged him not to seek a runoff, while Scott says he has no plan to intervene in the second primary and will respond only as a nominee is chosen.
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Washington, N.C
Bob Scott
Pat Taylor
Skipper Bowles
North Carolina
Business Council urges restraint to fight 1973 inflation
Big business advises the Nixon administration to curb spending and easy credit to prevent a reemergence of inflation in 1973. R V Hansberger warns inflation may revive soon as deficits grow and Phase II controls face pressure amid delayed spending and large tax refunds. The advisory panel predicts inflation speeds up later this year and into 1973.
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Hot Springs
Business Council
R.V. Hansberger
Council
Hansberger
Alternate Paths To Vietnam Diplomats Name Ports for Soviet Arms Through China
Communist diplomats identified Pakhoi and Yamhsien as south Chinese ports that could receive Soviet arms if U S interdiction of North Vietnam's sea approaches succeeds. Pakhoi connects to Nanning, linking toward Hanoi, while Yamhsien offers a road to Langson railhead. They warn U S mining of North Vietnamese ports may let the Soviet Union reach Harbors in south China for unloading war materiel.
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Pakhoi
Yamhsien
U.S
North Vietnam
Nanning
Hanoi
Langson
Soviet Union
South China
Women Plan To Become FBI Agents
Washington AP Two women who sued J Edgar Hoover say many women will apply to the FBI now that the bureau opens to female agents. Sandra Nemser and Cynthia Gitt expect hundreds or thousands to reapply and note prior barriers. Acting FBI director L Patrick Gray III announced the policy change, ending Hoover era male only hiring due to danger concerns.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
FBI
Sandra Rothenberg Nemser
Cynthia Gitt
Ms. Nemser
Denver
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Alsso
L. Patrick Gray Ill
Hoover
Fourteen Die In Bus Wreck Near Bean Station Tennessee
A Greyhound bus and a tractor trailer collided near Bean Station in Upper East Tennessee early today killing at least 14 and injuring 16. The crash on U.S. 11-W shattered the bus and set the truck ablaze with survivors including a baby found amid the debris. Local responders and the Morristown Hamblen Hospital reported the casualties as rescue teams worked at the scene.
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Kingsport
U.S. 11-W
Dewey Bales
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Glen Debord
Morristown
Morristown- Hamblen
Morris
Town
South Holston River
Knoxville
Morristown Hospital
Wreck on U S 11 W Leaves Dozens Dead and Injured
Troopers report 11 dead and 15 or more injured after a bus collision on U S 11 W near Rutledge and Morristown Tennessee. A Greyhound bus, overdue from Kingsport, may have carried 35 to 45 people with several transported to Knoxville and Holston Community Hospital.
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Greyhound Company
U.S. 11-W
Highway Patrol
Kingsport
Rutledge
Here
Knoxville
Bales
Debord
Holston Community Hospital
Tennessee
Bean Station
Washington
Centu- Andrew
Nashville
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Kwangsi
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