Lovington Man Leads in New Mexico Senate Primary
Results show Lovington resident Anderson Carter edging Cargo for the GOP Senate nomination while Dem hopeful Finis Leroy Heidel captures the Supreme Court seat. Domenici leads in the governor race with Helbing as his strongest opponent in a six man field.
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F. Becht
David L. Norvell
Gary O'Dowd
Carter
Lovington
Cargo
Daniels
King
Pete V. Domenici
Domenici
House
Stephen Helbing
Albuquerque
Finis Leroy Heide
New Mexico Supreme Court
Donnan Stephenson
U.S
Joseph M. Montora
Richard B. Edwards
Jack Daniels
Alexander F. Sceresse
Bruce King
Robert A. Mondragon
C. B. Trujillo
David H. Kelsey
Supreme Court
Finsi
Leroy Heigel
Harold Runwells
Jevon, Kornegay
LaFel E. Oman
Tete
Curry County
Anderson Carter
Harold G. Thompson
David F. Cargo
Tom Clear
Edward Martin Hartman
Edward ¥. Balcom
Junio. Lopez
Stephen Couch Helbig
Paul. F. Becht
Joseph R. Skeen
Larry M. Humphrey
I Richard Martinez
Atty
David R. Sierra
Gerald IL. Pittman
Land
R. Lea Dow
George W. Beach
Thomas F. McKenna
J. Ernest Corey
Lea County
Hobbs
Jack Vaniely
Big Marwin
David 3 Cargo
GOP
U.S. Senate
Leroy Heidel
Harry M. McAdams
W. L. Pevey Jr
Vate
Gene Reson
Muriel Terry McNeill
Joseph Montoye
Alexander
Gallegos
Abite Trufiilo
Thomas Benavidez
Robert A. Monteagua
C. B. Trufilo
Thomas G. Trotter
W. C. Culbertson Jr
Rex White
Bonnie G. Davies
Betty W Iiting
Sale
Ge Beneteey Re
Leo Dow
George Ww
Eee
Buprems Thomes
F. Mcienns
J. Ey Ernest Gorey
Roosevelt era Hobbs rally fuels party opposition to UA and nominations
A fragmented report outlines a Roosevelt era rally surrounding Hobbs and party opposition to UA. It mentions general Joseph Bl a Be Heip Rovember and lists several nominators and vote tallies, highlighting divisions within the ticket.
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SoMa
Hobbs
Bavi
Ee Cargo
Joseph
Berotid
Cifford Stevenson
Jeamph
Wallace Brews Vote Clash For Alabama Runoff
Wallace fights back in the Alabama runoff with a white turnout push while asserting black bloc votes threaten state control. Brewer appeals to black leaders and rural precincts as turnout climbs in rain across counties including Barbour, Montgomery, and Greene.
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Brewer
Alabama
Wallace
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
Macon
Tuskegee
Greene County
Justice Department
Barbour
Bullock
Choctaw
Vietnam
Thirty Get Diplomas At Lubbock Evening High
Thirty students from Lubbock Evening High School received diplomas in a Smiley Wilson Junior High Auditorium ceremony ending the 1969-70 term with 1,868 total diplomas from Lubbock schools. Superintendent Nat Williams, retiring, gave the commencement address and commented that education remains a strong investment.
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Stanley D. Jones
49Th St
Nat Williams
Williams
Lubbock
Milynda Morris Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Evening High School
Smiley Wilson
H. E. Owen
Lubbock Public Schools
Jones
Wink Sohanl
Wiliams
Bomb injures Illinois lawmaker Barr in Joliet vehicle
State Rep William G Barr a former Republican who switched to the Democrats was inside his Joliet apartment car when a dynamite device exploded. Barr lost a leg above the knee and underwent amputation after surgery as Governor Ogilvie ordered a full investigation into the attempted murder.
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Joliet, HI
UPI
William G. Barr
Barr
St. Joseph Hospital
Springfield
Thi
Richard B. Ogilvie
Linois Bureau of Investigation Toj
James McGuire
State Police
Illinois
Joliet
Fire alarms trigger multiple incidents across city
Fire crews responded to a gas or electrical issue on 26th Street and Avenue L with major damage reported to a gate engine. Multiple calls followed for various incidents including fence, water leaks, and a dumpster fire, with no fatalities reported.
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Lubbock
26Th Street
Avenue L
Latha Kodemas
Oakwood Baptist Church
James Ort Jr
Ridge Road
Norfolk
Alderson Or
Gan
Nas
Dana
Aoe
Alee
Nixon plans national address on Indochina and Cambodia move
President Nixon to speak at 8 p.m. CST on South Vietnam and Cambodia operations and Viet Namization. White House says tactical air support will cease for South Vietnamese troops in Cambodia after the June 30 pullout date. Democratic and Republican leaders react, while House Banking Committee members seek standby powers over wages prices and rents opposed by Nixon.
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Shafer
McNair
Democratic National Committee
Indochina
South Vietnam
San Clemente
Calif
House Banking Committee
Nixon
Spellers Tour Washington Sites After Finals
A J Champ Ta aay Td Martha Washington group plans a Thursday Capitol Washington Monument and National Archives visit after finals. Friday features an early bird White House tour with Elaine Ruffin and family attending a luncheon with local rancher group in City district.
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Martha Washington
Capitol
Washington Monument
National Archives
White House
Elaine
Eldon Ruffin
Otis
Debra
Peruvians struggle to reach hard hit Andean city Huaras
Relief efforts surge after a major Peruvian quake as airstrip plans near Huaras are announced to speed aid. U S forces ship tents blankets cots and medical teams while international partners send planes and doctors. Dozens confirmed dead hundreds injured and thousands homeless as rescue crews repair communications and clear rubble.
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Huaras
Huaylas Canyon
Andes
United States
Panama Canal
Pentagon
U.S
Taylor Belcher
Peru
Juan Velasco
National Assistance Board
Alist
Chile
Argentina
Cartagena
Colombia
Chimbote
Lima
Cruser
Winter Storms Rattle Panhandle and Nationwide Rivers
Chilly thundershowers hit the Panhandle with no significant rainfall reported late. Thunderstorms hammered the eastern third of the nation as swollen rivers and streams crept over banks. Storms pounded the Mississippi Valley eastward to the central Gulf Coast. Light to moderate rains drenched sections of Mississippi Arkansas Illinois Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Panhandle
Nationas
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Arkansas
Ilinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sakharov urges gradual democratization in Soviet Union
In a June 6 letter to Soviet leaders published by Saturday Review, Andrei Sakharov calls for end to foreign broadcast jamming, free sale of foreign books, international travel, and amnesty for political prisoners. He outlines gradual elections with multiple candidates and expanded rights for the Supreme Soviet, joined by V F Turchin and R A Medvedev.
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New York
Soviet Union
Saturday Review
Andrei Sakharov
Sakharov
Cooper
Russia
Ussr
Supreme Soviet
Saksharov
V.F. Turchin
R.A. Medvedev
Switch overload linked to oxygen tank heater failure
Officials traced a switch overload to a 30 volt limit designed for a heater in the service module oxygen tank. High voltage could weld switches closed, raising tank temperatures to about 1000 degrees and risked insulation failure and an electrical arc. Tests suggest possible ignition of insulation and damage to nearby oxygen systems during an attempted drain procedure.
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Cartwright
Cortright
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