Wallace Holds 323 Delegates But Many Unbound
The 323 Wallace delegates at the Democratic National Convention are largely bound by state laws, but about one third may vote differently on first ballot. Some Tennessee Maryland Indiana Florida Alabama Louisiana Pennsylvania delegates are not guaranteed to stick with Wallace, while McGovern hopes to gain unbound votes as the roll proceeds.
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Ford faces large recall if 1973 cars fail emissions tests
Ford Motor Co may have to recall 1973 models if Congress does not change air pollution rules to allow delivery before certification. EPA head William Ruckelshaus warned a law change could trigger costly recalls or three months of testing delays, risking shutdowns and layoffs. Ford says it is working with the agency to solve the issue amid union concerns.
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Wallace Could Return to Alabama for Surgery at U A Hospital
Alabama Gov George C Wallace may have the bullet in his spine removed at the University of Alabama Medical Center in Birmingham. A move from Maryland to Tuscaloosa would need state action if he is absent over 20 days. The complex hosts five hospitals and new cancer and heart facilities including a Wallace family memorial.
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Masses and notable deaths across nations
Burt A. Masse, 84, former Palmolive executive vice president and head of a grand jury that probed Chicago’s St Valentine massacre, died in Jacksonville. Denis Nowell Pritt, 84, British defense lawyer and author, died in London. he served in Parliament and appealed cases at the Supreme Court. Jerry Mitchell, 67, longtime New York Post sports writer, died in New York. he covered baseball and hockey and was known for humorous columns.
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Lucretia Grady Dies. Widow of Ambassador Grady
Lucretia del Valle Grady 79 of San Mateo California widow of Henry F Grady former U S ambassador to India Greece and Iran died Tuesday She was an active leader in the Democratic party.
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