Humphrey wins delayed Ohio primary delegates
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey claimed 38 at large votes and 38 from eight congressional districts in Ohio with 90 percent of polling places counted, while George McGovern held 64 delegates from 13 districts. The split ticket could alter totals as suits challenge polling problems in Cleveland area. Tennessee votes next. North Carolina primary Saturday with Wallace vs Sanford contest.
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Paul G.S. Lloyd
Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ohio
George McGovern
Humphrey
McGovern
South Dakota
George Wallace
Alabama
Indiana
U.S. District Court
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Cuyahoga
Tennessee
Wallace
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Thieu orders police to shoot on the spot in South Vietnam
President Nguyen Van Thieu directs military region chiefs to shoot on sight anyone engaging in terrorism or disturbances as the North Vietnamese offensive continues. Hue faces looting and unrest from deserters while military police round up troublemakers amid fears of civilian upheaval. Delights Annual Cemetery Dinner set for May 20 to raise funds for cemetery upkeep with an all you can eat menu.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
U.S
Delight
Fear Defenders May Be Bypassed Near Hue Vietnam
US advisers warned a northern flank risk as enemy forces probed near the My Chanh River about 20 miles north of Hue. Marines reported seven to ten tanks south of the front and artillery fire near Camp Evans while advisers stressed morale remained high and defenders could repulse any flank. Capt Hodory expressed confidence Marines would hold the line across the wide river.
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Associated Press
MY Chanh
Vietnam
Hue
USS. Marine
Maj
Don Price
Flagstaff
Ariz
Hames
Quang Tri
Price
Camp Evans
Robert Sheridan
Burke
Trial Set in Commune Death near Summertown Tennessee
Trial set for July 24 for Stephen Gaskin and three commune members on involuntary manslaughter charges in the March 28 death of Judy Kowler. They were released on $1,000 bonds each pending trial in Hohenwald Circuit Court. Witnesses said a blanket restraint led to her suffocation. the 500-member commune on a 1000-acre farm near Summertown formed after migrating from San Francisco 18 months ago.
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Hohenwald
Tenn
Stephen Gaskin
Summertown
Gaskin
San Francisco State College
John Henderson
Judy Kowler
Forest Hills
N.Y
Tennessee
San Francisco
Things a Columnist Might Never Know
New York AP notes quirks about the mind body and language. It cites a legal infant definition for under 21, gestures up to 700000 per person, Bacon translating essays to Latin, a snail speed of .000033 mph, and a camel drinking 25 gallons quickly.
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New York
Francis Bacon
National Geographic Society
Hurst criticizes Bumpers in Arkansas governor race
In Jonesboro Democratic candidate Q Byrum Hurst accuses Gov Dale Bumpers of avoiding issue discussions and mismanaging state fiscal policy. He calls for repeal of the 1971 reorganization plan and questions Bumpers fiscal understanding while noting the state boards move to place 8 million idle dollars in state banks. The National Park Service oversees 38 parks and over 240 historic sites and monuments.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Q. Byrum Hurst
Hot Springs
Dale Bumpers
Hurst
Bumpers
Arkansas
State Board of Finance
The
National Park Service
Biological tides linked to murders say Miami researchers
A two year study by University of Miami researchers ties murder rates in Dade County to moon phases, showing rises before full moon and a second peak near the new moon. Using 1,900 cases from 1956 to 1970, they link emotional instability in borderline cases to biological tides and gravitational cycles, noting small but measurable effects on crime. In Arkansas, Rebecca L. Rogers, 7, of Arkadelphia, was killed after being struck by a car on U S 67 north of Arkadelphia.
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Miami, Fla
Arnold J. Lieber
University of Miami
Medical School
Dade County
Lieber
Miami Area
Carolyn R. Sherin
Arkadelphia
Ark
Rebecca L. Rogers
U. S. 67
Here
Faulkner County Voting Machines Fight Heads to Court
Faulkner County residents led by Robert T. Kirkwood press state Supreme Court action seeking purchase or lease of voting machines. Attorney Thomas A. Glaze accuses county officials of a big daddy approach, arguing voters' 1968 decision to adopt machines must be implemented promptly and not delayed by annual plans.
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Little Rock
Thomas A. Glaze
Faulkner County
State Supreme Court
Glaze
Robert T. Kirkwood
Conway
Kirkwood
County Election Commission
Jesse Carter
Russell C. Roberts
Election Commission
Roberts
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