Primaries Test Democrats In Pa and Mass
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts hold doubleheader presidential primaries as Humphrey Muskie and McGovern vie for delegates. Polls close 5 p.m. EST in both states with Muskie banking on Shapp support and McGovern pushing for a clean Massachusetts sweep while binding rules loom for Miami Beach. Nixon faces no Republican ballot in Pennsylvania while McCloskey endorses McGovern.
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Demoocrats
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Massachusetts
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
White House
Pittsburgh
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McGovern
P.m
Minnesota
South Dakota
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Milton J. Shapp
Boston
Kevin H. White
Wisconsin
Nixon
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
California
McCloskey
North Vietnam
Plan Offered for Junior Colleges Plan
LITTLE ROCK AP A plan of joint state and local financial participation to create new community junior colleges was recommended by the Advisory Commission on Community Junior Colleges. The state would pay operating costs while localities would fund buildings equipment and maintenance. Localities could use existing buildings or vote property taxes. The plan moves to the state Junior College Board for action. The commission rejected 13 county sites and emphasized flexibility for communities to qualify and pay.
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Advisory Commission On Community Junior Colleges
State Junior College Board
Helena
Fort Smith
Advisory Commission
Clarence Bell
Parkin
Mississippi
Jefferson
St. Francis
Benton
Pulaski
Miller
Union
Boone
Garland
Polk
Clay
Baxter
Independence
Udall assails White House guard to Nixon policy control
Rep. Morris Udall charges the Nixon White House has built a palace guard of advisers who shape policy without congressional or public accountability. He cites Peter Flanigan and the ITT settlement as examples and calls for congressional hearings, noting staffing increases from 1766 in 1970 to about 2206 next year.
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Morris K. Udall
Nixon
White House
Congress
Arizona Democrat
House Civil Service Committee
Whitehouse
Peter Flanigan
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
National Security Council
Henry Kissinger
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Kissinger
Flanigan
H.R. Haldeman
John Erlichman
Mickey Mouse Replaces Oscar at Crosby Library
In Spokane Washington police report the Oscar statuette was stolen from the Crosby Library on Gonzaga University campus over the weekend a three inch high Mickey Mouse statue was left in its place The prank did not disturb other Crosby memorabilia including his gold phonograph records Crosby the Oscar winner for Going My Way has donated his awards to a Roman Catholic university he attended
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Bing Crosby
Mickey Mouse
Crosby
Gonzaga University
Crooner
Brandt Struggles as Coalition Holds Back Challenge
Chancellor Willy Brandt faced a tough day in Parliament as his Social Democrats and Free Democrats blocked an opposition bid to unseat him. In the Foreign Affairs Committee, 17-16, the coalition pushed through a recommendation to ratify nonaggression pacts with Moscow and Warsaw, mirroring the coalition/ opposition split.
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Associated Press
Bonn
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Social Democrats
Free Democrat
Foreign Affairs
Moscow
Warsaw
Christian Democratic
Weather and politics mix in 24 hour report
Experiment Station notes 24 hour period ending 7 am Tuesday with fair cool AR forecast. Arkansas to stay fair then increasing clouds, highs near 60s and 70s, lows upper 30s to near 50. In Berlin, Legal Committee to reopen session on treaties. opposition drafts no confidence, votes hinge on Bundestag majority. Brandt's coalition holds 249 seats. CDU/CSU at 246 plus defectors. Outcome affects Soviet Union Poland treaties and Nixon Moscow trip.
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Arkansas
Brandt
Bundestag
West Germany
Social Democrats
Free Democrats
Christian Democrats
Richard Stuecklen
Tran
Arkansas Weather Holds Steady Cool Dry Skies Forecast
A large high pressure center over the Great Lakes keeps Arkansas cool dry and clear. The National Weather Service expects fair weather through tonight with mild afternoons and cool nights. No rain until late Wednesday or early Thursday as a low pressure system approaches from the southern Rockies. Highs Monday ranged from 65 at Harrison to 76 at Texarkana. overnight lows varied across several cities.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Arkansas
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Rockies
Lions Club Speaker Highlights Public Lakes Work
Lions Club weekly luncheon at Town and Country featured biologist Don Jones of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission describing public lakes and streams management plus lake access, pollution control, private pond extension services, and vegetation control. Officers elected: Don Freel president, Jack Caldwell first vice president, Paul Rawson treasurer, Dale Wylie secretary, Royce Pendergrass and Bobby Webb board members.
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Hope Lions
Don Jones
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Lion Warren Plyler
Harold
Don Freel
Jack Caldwell
Paul Rawson
Dale Wylie
Royce Pendergrass
Bobby Webb
Warren Plyler
Don Johnson
Lion Tanner
Claud Byrd
Nationwide cold wave sweeps nation with frost reach
Unseasonably cold air moves across the United States with frost reaching central and southern Illinois. The cold spell is expected to head east, bringing freezing temperatures to Virginia by Wednesday morning. Diminishing showers affect the southern and central Eastern Seaboard, while the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies see light rain. Dawn temperatures range from 15 at Marquette County Airport Michigan to 78 in Phoenix Arizona with numerous city readings listed as clear or partly cloudy.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Ilinois
Virginia
Eastern
Seaboard
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Marquette County
Mich
FBI Hosts Regional Conference On Attacks On Police
A nationwide series sponsored by the FBI will inform local and state law enforcement about assaults on police, incendiary and bombing acts, thefts of firearms, and terrorist violence. The Texarkana session on May 2 is part of a program led by J. Gordon Shanklin and Herbert E. Hoxie with participation from Special Agents in Charge and prosecutors.
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FBI
Texarkana
Texas- Arkansas
J. Gordon Shanklin
Dallas
Herbert E. Hoxie
Little Rock
Arkansas
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
United States
Washington
D.C
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