Wallace Favored in Twin Primaries Amid Wounding
Wallace, 52, seriously wounded in an assassination attempt, was expected to sweep Michigan and Maryland primaries. McGovern and Humphrey paused campaigning as Wallace faced emergency surgery, with Humphrey rushing to the hospital and McGovern urging prayers for Wallace and the nation. Rep. Shirley Chisholm secured Secret Service protection and commented on a troubling American climate.
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Agnew Visits Bangkok in Indochina Talks
Vice President Spiro Agnew arrived in Bangkok to confer with Thai leaders on Indochina. He plans a one day side trip to Saigon on Wednesday after a Tokyo visit for Okinawa ceremony. Agnew was greeted at the airport by Pete Sarasin and US Ambassador Leonard Unger. A dinner with Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn was on the schedule. He will meet Wednesday afternoon and depart Thursday morning.
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Staff credits for circulation and editing roles
The note lists Wesley A. Huffman as Manager, Ray McCuen as Circulation Manager, Betty Laurent as News Editor and Society Editor, and mentions the Member Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Ray McCuen
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California Water Project Phase Two Price Tag Given
William R. Gianelli, director of the Department of Water Resources, estimated that 451 million dollars are needed to complete Phase Two of the California Water Project. Phase One is 99.7 percent complete and should operate by mid 1973, moving Feather River water to Riverside County. Of the Phase Two funds, 330 million is already available in cash and water bond authorization, with revenue bond issues proposed to raise the rest.
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Opposition leaders drop objections to nonaggression pacts
In Bonn the opposition Christian Democrats abandon resistance to Germany’s pacts with Poland and Russia after 18 months of wrangling. The measures, tied to Brandt’s diplomatic gains, appear set for approval by a large parliament majority when voted Wednesday night.
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Los Angeles Mother Throws Sons From Freeway Overpass
A 32 year old mother threw her two young sons onto the Harbor Freeway from an overpass then jumped. Police said Daniel 9 and John 5 were placed near traffic and both were seriously injured but survived. Mrs Johnson also sustained serious injuries after rebounding off a car hood and hitting the pavement.
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UPI
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Davis diary cited in closing for murder conspiracy case
Prosecutor reads diary passages to jurors suggesting Angela Davis was deeply in love with George Jackson and helped plot freeing him, linking to the Marin County courthouse shootings that killed four. Judge bars irrelevant sections of the diary as prejudicial.
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Sacramento Debates Voluntary State Employee Life Insurance Plan
Governor proposes a voluntary group life program for 135000 state workers to offset last year’s pay increase withholding. Senate approved bills include whale ban provisions and coastal development controls. Committees advance revenue and tax changes while inheritance limits of 1 million are debated.
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Brown
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West Coast dock union accepts Pay Board contract cuts
San Francisco UPI reports the longshoremen's union approved wage-cut concessions in a new contract with shippers under the Pay Board, reducing promised increases from 72 to 42 cents an hour. The move averts a threatened West Coast dock strike after earlier union threats.
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Unruh hires Reagan campaign firm for LA mayor bid
Los Angeles politics shifts as Jess Unruh hires Spencer-Roberts and Associates, the group that ran Ronald Reagan’s 1966 and 1970 campaigns. Unruh, moving toward a mayoral run, acknowledges the late decision while noting he is not yet a candidate. Spencer-Roberts sees value in past opposition experience shaping Unruh’s campaign.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Jess Unruh
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Los Angeles
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Spencer-Roberts and Associates
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Spencer-Roberts
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Roberts
Inglewood
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Tom Bradley
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Suspicious Notebook Reveals Bremer Portrait in Wallace Case
Milwaukee based report describes Arthur Bremer as a lonely confused man whose West Side apartment yielded a notebook tracing life and death, politics and love. The writings mention George Wallace and include lines on bigotry and identity. Bremer, now held in Laurel Maryland after Monday’s shooting.
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UPI
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Laurel
Alabama
George Wallace
William
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