McGovern Heads South Dakota Vacation for Campaign Planning
Senator George McGovern flew to the Black Hills for two weeks of rest and strategic campaign planning with his staff. Top advisers and running mate Thomas Eagleton will join in coming days to shape the organization for the fall race against President Nixon, with Gary Hart slated to lead the campaign and key aides named for regional coordination.
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California
Harold Himmelman
Ohio
Rick Stearns
Hart
Frank Mankiewicz
Virgin Islands
Mankiewicz
Frederick G. Dutton
Dutton
Richard Dougherty
Rapid City
Oklahoma Atty General Sees Election Law Challenges Ahead
Oklahoma Atty. Gen. Larry Derryberry expects court tests of state election laws this year. He would defend the state election board in cases on minimum senate age, residency, and party mate support rules. Six challenges involve residency or voter registration as reapportionment reshapes districts. Hearings are scheduled over the next three days.
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South Viet Counteroffensive Receives Heavy U S Bombardments
Nearly 100 B52 bombers and a naval task force pummeled North Vietnamese positions on both sides of the DMZ in support of a 20 000 man South Vietnamese counteroffensive. The strikes targeted troops and supplies and aimed to cut reinforcements, with Gal in Quang Tri and Dong Hoi areas experiencing heavy fighting and bombardment by multiple U S ships and aircraft.
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Daley pledges support for entire Democratic ticket
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley said he will back the full Democratic ticket after delegates to the Democratic National Convention were unseated by insurgents. In Washington the Cost of Living Council re imposed price controls on a lumber sector previously exempted, removing the small business exemption for lumber firms. In Cimarron New Mexico four Boy Scouts were injured when a brown bear stormed their campsite at Philmont Scout Ranch and Explorer Base. two Scouts, Kirk Albrecht and Thomas Mangels, were treated and sent home. In Lewisburg Pennsylvania Dr Martin Sweig, aide to former Speaker John McCormack, was freed from federal prison after a year for perjury in an influence peddling case.
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Eagleton
McGovern
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Washington
Cost of Living Council
Council
Lewisburg
Martin Sweig
U.S. House
John McCormack
Navy Finds 43 Flaws In New F14 Fighter Test Models
Congressional testimony public today reveals 43 major flaws in F14 test planes from last year, including 16 safety-related items. Navy says corrective actions underway and most aircraft could be test-ready this summer. An F14 crash in Chesapeake Bay killed a civilian test pilot. cause not determined.
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House Appropriations
Chesapeake Bay
Fort Sillman killed in truck collision near Lawton
A 22 year old Fort Sill man Spec. 4 Dwight Clark of Grantsburg Wisconsin was killed when a pickup truck struck him on a county road near Lawton Oklahoma about 3 30 am He appeared to be asleep in the roadway and was dragged 168 feet The driver David Bruton 25 of Walters was admitted to Memorial Hospital for shock The patrol called the crash unavoidable and no charges are planned
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Walters
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Clark
Japanese Given Life For Israeli Massacre
Japanese radical Kozo Okamoto was convicted by an Israeli army court for his role in the Lod Airport massacre on May 30 and sentenced to life in prison. He pleaded guilty and confessed involvement with the United Red Army, stating the group would continue attacks for world revolution.
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Lod
Israel
Led
Okamoto
Abraham Frisch
Editorials and Columns Fragment in Newspapers Page
A fragmented OCR section lists page references for editorials Dear Abby markets sports classifieds women and entertainment along with obituaries and hospital notes. The text includes stray numbers and incomplete headlines from a historic newspaper page.
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Dear Abby
Grigg
Dating OK'd Between GIs and Viet Girls
U S military authorities in Vietnam uphold the right of American service members to associate with Vietnamese women without harassment. Saigon police crack down on officers who extract bribes from couples, with guidance that Vietnamese women including prostitutes may accompany men in taxis or in public places. Marriage or cohabitation papers are not required. police cannot treat a woman as a prostitute merely for accompanying an American. The issue followed reports of threats of arrest over bribe demands.
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