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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1972

Page

3

Secret Service to guard five Democratic presidential candidates

Treasury Secretary Connally orders Secret Service protection for five declared or potential nominees Edmund Muskie Hubert Humphrey George Wallace George McGovern and Henry Jackson at an estimated one million dollars per month. Protection begins immediately with agents assigned to each candidate. Kennedy excluded as announced noncandidate after filing affidavits.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally Secret Service Edward M. Kennedy Robert Martin R. Polmer The Treasury Office of Law Enforcement Connally Sen Edmund S. Muskie Maine Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota George C. Wallace Alabama George McGovern South Dakota Henry M. Jackson Polmer Treasury Department John F. Kennedy Harris Gallup Kennedy

Wallace predicts Democratic nomination in interview

Wallace, governor of Alabama, predicted a Democratic nomination win as he argued the public feels ignored by leadership. A Gallup national poll placed Humphrey as the top Democratic nominee prospect, though Humphrey sits out Illinois where Musk ie and McGovern seek delegates.

HHH Demos Wallace Edmund Muskie George S. McGovern Eugene J. McCarthy Illinois George C. Wallace Alabama New Hampshire Florida George Gallup Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Muskie McGovern Nixon Meet the Press McCarthy Chicago

Hair thinning fears prompt medical solutions ad

A 29 year old questions baldness and hair shedding. The article explains normal hair cycles, local causes like seborrheic dermatitis, and urges hygienic care and targeted treatment. It touts Thomas treatment centers with 50 years of experience and offers free consultations.

Thomas United States Canada Thomas Office

18 000 word paper from Freedom House authorship

The document credits professors Robert A. Scalapino and Paul Seabury of the University of California at Berkeley as authors. Subscribing along with Mrs. Smith are Senators Lloyd M. Ben​tein Lawton Chiles Jr Clifford P Hansen Gale W McGee and Robert Taft Jr all listed as supporters or subscribers.

Freedom House Robert A. Scalapino Paul Seabury University of California At Berkeley Mrs. Smith Sens Lloyd M. Benteen D-Tex Lawton Chiles, Jr D-Fla Clifford P. Hansen R-Wyo Gale W. McGee D-Wyo Robert Taft Jr Ohio

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