Maddox in Demo runoff in Georgia race faces runoff doubt
Georgia politics stir as Lester Maddox leads Democratic primary with 38 percent while Bert Lance and George Bushee vie for second. Republican Ronnie Thompson leads but runoff possible. Herman Talmadge wins renomination to a fourth term amid uncertainty. In Meridian bank robbery case two suspects fled, while a separate New York roundup targets South American stowaways and a North Carolina prison escape links. National Engineers expelled over kickback ties to Spiro Agnew.
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Lester Maddox
Georgia
Maddox
Bert Lance
House
George Bushee
Macon
Ronnie Thompson
Lance
Bushee
Dougherty
Thompson
Harold Dye
Dye
T Hat Point
Herman ‘Talmadge
Watergate Committee
Evers indicted on federal income tax evasion charges
Fayatte mayor Charles Evers, serving since 1969, faces a three count federal indictment accusing him of evading over 50 000 in taxes for 1968 69 and 70 The former wife Nannie Laura Evers is named in two counts U S Marshal Amy Rhoden said papers were served Tuesday The maximum penalty per count is five years in prison and a 10 000 fine
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N.C
Pennsylvania
Pollocksville
Craven County
Richard F. McCoy Jr
Cove City
Joseph William Javell
Philadelphia
Larry LeRoy Bagley
Des Moines
Iowa
McCoy
Melvin Dale Walker
Morley
Charles Evers
Mississippi
Evers
Fayette
Thie
Nannie Laura Evers
Jackson
U.S
Amy Rhoden
Israelis shell refugee camp and coastal post in Lebanon
Five Israeli gunboats attacked Rashidieh refugee camp and a Lebanese army post near Sour, killing one and wounding five. Israeli warships reportedly hit a building used by Arab guerrillas. WAFA and Lebanese officials said boats were under fire. one boat was set on fire. In Guam, Tropical Storm Mary intensified, threatening winds to 63 mph and floods, with evacuation urged for about a third of the island. Mary caused outages and boats to sink as it passed over the weekend.
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Christopher
Wren
Lenin Peak
Central Asia
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Tass
Soviet Union
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China
United States
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New York Times
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Lebanon
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Sour
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Israel
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WAFA
Guam
Agaia
Mary
Pacific
Fleet Weather Central Joint Typhoon Warning Center
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Karen
Julie Nixon Eisenhower Visits Indianapolis As Editor
Julie Nixon Eisenhower, associate editor at Curtis Publishing Co., declines interview requests as a private citizen. The Nixon daughter serves on editorial boards and makes monthly trips to Indianapolis for meetings while also working at the Washington office of the publisher of the Saturday Evening Post.
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Indianapolis
Curtis Publishing Co
Richard M. Nixon
Saturday Evening Post
Washington
George Burns Recovering After Heart Surgery
Comedian George Burns underwent open heart surgery last Friday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Surgeons replaced three arteries. Burns, age 78, was reported in good condition Monday by his personal secretary Jack Langdon. Hospital staff praised his cheerful demeanor as recovery begins.
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Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Burns
Jack Langdon
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