Brown checks on California primary campaign filings
Sacramento Secretary of State office reviews whether candidates in the June 6 California primary filed required campaign contribution reports. A spokesman said 482 of 791 candidates submitted by midnight deadline. Federal rules may govern presidential reports. an Attorney General opinion was sought.
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Tornado Watch and Flood Warnings Hit Midwest and Northwest
Turbulent weather spanned the north central states with a tornado watch for parts of northeastern South Dakota southern Minnesota and bits of Wisconsin and Iowa. Heavy rains and hail drenched Minnesota Nebraska and surrounding areas causing floods and rising creeks while caution remained for more rain.
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Dobrynin and Nixon Meet After Hollywood Tour
Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin meets President Nixon in San Clemente after a Hollywood tour guided by Henry Kissinger. Ziegler says the talks will cover post summit matters and other topics. Kissinger arranged a visit to Universal Studios and NBC studios, including Tonight Show and Laugh In script session.
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California CHP chief resigns after state air board appointment
Harold W. Sullivan, named to the State Air Resources Board, resigns as California Highway Patrol Commissioner. His resignation was accepted by Frank J. Walton, secretary of the Business and Transportation Agency, who said Sullivan will be succeeded by Commissioner ter Pudinski.
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Protestants Rally as Northern Ireland March Draws Thousands
In Belfast thousands of Protestants gathered for the annual marching day amid renewed threats of civil strife. The day followed a string of killings, including a British soldier shot while aiding bombed rubble removal, pushing the toll to 421 in almost three years of violence.
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Day in Sacramento highlights state bills and appointments
Acting Governor nominates Ethel S. Crockett as state librarian while bills move through committees. Measures provide for flashing lights on marshal vehicles, convict mail rights, earthquake school funds, forestry rules, legal penalties, bread ingredient labeling, and health care costs.
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Bombers hit Quang Tri area in nighttime assault
U S B52s supporting a South Vietnamese push dumped nearly 700 tons of explosives on suspected Communist positions near Quang Tri City. In tougher ground fighting, 28 Vietnamese marines were killed and 126 Communists reported killed.
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Nixon shows no comment as McGovern wins nomination
In San Clemente President Nixon aides report he gave no remarks on the Democratic nomination amid McGovern’s apparent lock. Press Secretary Ziegler said Nixon nodded while he confers with Finch and Weinberger about re election strategy. Meanwhile the Senate sent back a modified no fault auto insurance bill to committee despite Bradley opposition.
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MacLaine Abzug clash over abortion seating at convention
In Miami Beach Shirley MacLaine and Bella Abzug traded angry words over abortion policy and seating for South Carolina women at the Democratic National Convention. Marlo Thomas observed as MacLaine dismissed Abzug’s protest and urged support for George McGovern.
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UPI
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Bella Abzug
Marlo Thomas
Miss MacLaine
New York
George McGovern
South Carolina
McGovern
California
Scouts Claim 400 Foot Banana Split Record
In Cerritos California UPI reports three troops of Boy Scouts built a 400 foot banana split. The dessert used 750 bananas 114 gallons of ice cream 33 gallons each of three flavors and tons of toppings including whipped cream almonds and cherries as they challenge the world record.
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UPI
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