Muskie quits amid turbulent Democratic nominating race
The article describes Senator Muskie facing a chaotic nomination fight in 1972. It notes his lack of primary experience, cautious stance, and difficulties appealing to a broad Democratic coalition. Leadership frictions emerge as party wings split over strategy, jeopardizing a unified front against Nixon.
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Nixon
Democratic Party
Bikl Muskie
AL Barkan
Afrlcio
California
MeGovern Gee Ho
Vietnam peace talks resume amid renewed fighting
In Paris talks resumed after a week’s suspension as the United States warned of another halt unless North Vietnam and the Viet Cong discussed the current offensive and substantive issues. U S officials reported fresh clashes across South Vietnam with a wounded adviser near Quang Tri.
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Paris
Vietnam
North Vietnam
William J Potter
Newsman
Porter
U.S
Washington
State Department
South Vietnam
Saulan Quang Tri
Robert
D. McGloxskey
Hleseh
Senate panel clears Kleindienst for attorney general post
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Richard G. Kleindienst 11 to 4, clearing the way for full Senate consideration of his nomination as attorney general. After six weeks of hearings the panel backed the nomination, pushing toward mid May floor debate and likely confirmation despite Democratic critics.
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Washington
Richard G. Reindienst
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Interna
Tional Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Kleindienst
James C. Fastland
Mississippi
Columbia students eject protesters during campus clash
A group of Columbia University students opposed to a weeklong antiwar strike ousted protesters from a campus building in a brief confrontation. Other campuses including Cornell, Kent State, and Ohio State held protests while antiwar demonstrations spread across several cities dubbed "Out Now Day."
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Cornell University
Columbia
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Kent State University
Kent
Ohis
Samajtvily Crisiso
Fhe
University of Hawaii
Hasi-West Center
Honolulu
State Department
Brant
Brush Fires Rage Across Central Southern California
Parched acres of trees and brush burn near Fresno Riverside and Escondido as firefighters battle multiple blazes. About 130 men fought a 200 acre fire near Mammoth Pond Reservoir northeast of Fresno, sparked by embers from a controlled burn. Four air tankers dropped retardants on a 40 mile southeast Riverside blaze, which scorched WW acres before containment. San Diego officials probe a 300 acre brush fire near Escondido approaching Wild Animal Park.
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Riverside
Escondido
Mammoth Pont Reservoir
San Diego
Escondida
Two killed five hurt in Orange County street crashes
Two Orange Countians died and five others were injured in separate crashes in Santa Ana Huntington Beach and Lawndale. Victims included Carol Marie Urich 23 of Huntington Beach and Steven Robert Whipps 18 of Garden Grove. The Santa Ana crash involved a semitrailer and left several Barton siblings injured. Emergency crews battled a post crash fire and transported survivors to area hospitals. Public officials warned motorists to drive cautiously amid ongoing traffic incidents across the county.
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Huntington Beach
Carol Marie Urich
Idle St
Steven Robert Whipps
Amy
Urich
Gothard Street
Hs Street
Arite
Jean Lee Barton
Harvard SL
Edinger Avenue
Fairview Avenue
Sherry Barton
Mark H. Latlman
Garden Grove
Whipps
Gail Wendell Priest
W. Lath St
Saneia Ana City
Stereo theft at Lakewood Village Church hall
Burglars pried open a locked door at Lakewood Village Community Church recreation hall and stole stereo equipment valued at 150 dollars. Police continue investigation into the break in and loss of items.
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Centralia Ave
Gunman and accomplice rob Cole's Market for 100 dollars
Robe rt McDowell, a 52 year old clerk at Cole's Market on T Lecond Street, was pistol whipped and robbed after a man and woman entered at 12:45 p.m. The pair demanded the register contents while McDowell provided the cash. the assailants fled. McDowell treated for a forehead laceration and released from hospital.
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Battery St. San Pedro
28Th Street
Halldale Avenue
Harbor City
Cortez
Harbor General Hospital
Cole's Market
T. Lecond St
Thursdday
Robert McDowell
Oceanside St
Wilmington
Manland
McDowell
Apollo 16 mission praised after tense landing recovery
Dr George Lowe of NASA praised Apollo 16 as a success despite problems. He credited the engineering team for saving the mission and highlighted Apollo explorers unraveling lunar mysteries. Astronauts John Young Ken Mattingly and Charles Duke returned aboard the ship, thanked Mission Control and taxpayers, and spoke of ongoing discovery.
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National Aeronaustics and Space Administration
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Cyte
Earth
Anchors Aweigh
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Ken
Charlie
Apna If
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