Humphrey Competes in Two Democratic Primaries Today
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey faces Sen. George McGovern in Nebraska and Gov. George C. Wallace in West Virginia in nonbinding Democratic presidential preference contests. Turnout expected around 900,000 across both states, with McGovern seeking margin against Humphrey amid issues on marijuana legalization and abortion.
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George McGovern
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George C. Wallace
West Virginia
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Ohio
Wallace
Indiana
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California
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Omaha
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Nixon
John M. Ashbrook
Paul N. McCloskey
Dock Strike Looms Today As Pay Cut Sparks Tension
A national dock strike looms as the Pay Board cuts hourly raises for 50 000 East and Gulf Coast longshoremen. The board reduced straight pay from 15 to 12 percent while allowing fringe benefits, signaling possible labor action amid W. Coast opposition and likely port-by-port negotiations.
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Washington
Gulf Coast
West Coast
Harry Bridges
Independent International Longshoremen’s and Warehouse‘men’s Union
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Gleason
East
Boldt
Famed goose Gregory returns after KU prank
Gregory the 4 year old gander known for loving the Salsbury car was snatched by KU Lawrence fraternity members seeking to decorate a spring formal. After police searches and honks from the car horn the goose was returned and a new pool bought. Freshmen face a waterfowl shortage for their event.
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Ottawa, Kan
Gregory
D. L. Salsbury
Gander
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Ottawa
Lyndon B. Johnson to Enter Brooke Hospital Briefly
A Brooke Army Medical Center spokesman says former President Lyndon B. Johnson plans a brief hospital visit in the next few days for a routine followup examination related to his recent heart attack. He was stricken April 7 in Charlottesville and has been hospitalized in Virginia and at Brooke before returning to his Texas ranch.
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San Antonio, Tex
Brooke Army Medical Center
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Charlottesville
Virginia
Brooke
San Antonio
Haskell Names Eight Student Senators for 1972-73
Eight Haskell Indian Junior College students were elected sophomore class representatives to the Student Senate for 1972-73. Johnny White Cloud, Ron Walker, Paul West, Fred Major, Adam Fillmore, Sandy DaVila, Laquita Ellis, and Milo Yellow Hair will form the working senate to organize the fall elections for freshman class and senate officers.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Johnny White Cloud
Creek
Tulsa
Okla
Ron Walker
Pima-Papago
Chandler, Ariz
Paul West
Cherokee
Cherokee, N.C
Fred Major
Nez Perce
Kamiah
Idaho
Adam Fillmore
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