Lindsay McGovern clash as Florida primary nears
In a tight liberal left contest Lindsay and McGovern trade charges on radio ads TV program and in newspapers. McGovern accuses Lindsay of wooing black workers with promises of gold while Lindsay accuses McGovern of bowing to Wallace on busing. Florida primary observers name Wallace favorite with Humphrey and Muskie close behind.
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GOP convention planners push on for funds in San Diego
San Diego civic hosts committee continues fundraising for the GOP convention despite the $100,000 Sheraton donation being returned amid Washington hearings. They aim to raise $600,000 in cash plus $900,000 in city, county, and state support for services, with expected costs for police, fire, and public works outlined. The August 21 to 23 event requires up to 15,000 hotel rooms and full media coverage.
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Reagan says Nixon will defend Taiwan
California Governor Ronald Reagan says President Nixon assured him the United States would defend Taiwan if mainland China attacked, citing a treaty and policy assurances. Reagan noted Kissinger reaffirmed no change in Taiwan policy and explained Nixon’s China trip focused on open communication, not a deal.
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Seventy Trapped on Mt Schilthorn Cable Car Survive Night
Sixty three skiers from the Mt Schilthorn ski club and seven others were stranded 800 feet above ground after a cable car stopped at 8 10 p m. They survived a cold night with cheese bread and hot tea as crews evacuated them by helicopters at dawn. U S ambassador Shelby Davis and a Princeton Club party were rescued from the restaurant above.
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National presidential primary urged by Mansfield
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield proposed a constitutional amendment to replace state by state primaries with a single nationwide presidential primary. He and Sen. George D. Aiken argued the current system wastes time and misleads the public.
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Priests urged to engage in social issues at Denver convention
The National Federation of Priests' Councils urged 36 000 priests to take up social justice causes rather than rely on militant clergy like the Berrigans and Groppi. Rev Frank Bonnike said ordinary priests should act now while Groppi attended the Denver gathering. Daniel Berrigan, denied parole, hoped to attend. Philip Berrigan faced conspiracy charges in Harrisburg.
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Southern Calif coast once cool and wet like Monterey
Fossil finds at La Brea reveal coastal redwood and Monterey cypress wood farther south than any previous specimens. Scientists suggest trees grew inland in cool valleys and were swept to the Los Angeles basin in wet winters, with no cones or pollen found.
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Pollution rules may close 200 to 300 plants and jobs
A government study by the White House OEQ warns that new pollution controls could force 200 to 300 plants to close within four years, eliminating 50 000 to 125 000 jobs. Prices may rise and inflation could increase, though benefits from cleaner air are noted.
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Severe storms lash Midwest causing damage and injuries
Severe thunderstorms swept the Midwest with high winds destroying or damaging 100 mobile homes near Mahmont Illinois and injuring at least 30 people, with seven hospitalized. Hail from golf ball to baseball size fell across 25 miles southeast of Oklahoma City and areas of Missouri and Illinois. Thunderstorms continued eastward into Pennsylvania and Virginia, bringing heavy rain to Chicago Springfield and Columbia.
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