Long Ballot Affects Voting in Ohio and Indiana
Moderate to heavy voting in Ohio and light turnout in Indiana as Humphrey McGovern and Wallace vie for Democratic presidential delegates. Ohio polling places faced improper ballot instructions and locked doors while 400000 voters were expected in Cuyahoga County. Indiana turnout appeared lighter with weather fair in most areas.
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Fresh North Vietnam attacks unfold as Hue fears hit
North Vietnamese forces push into South Vietnam's coastal lowlands while central highlands bases retreat southward with tanks after losing Quang Tri. Hue faces panic as Nixon and Brezhnev announce a potential SALT accord shift. Pulitzer prizes awarded. Indiana primary nears amid Democratic race tensions. Boyle election overturned for UMWA president. new vote to be scheduled.
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Quang Tri
Hue
U.S
Washington
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
White House
Gerard C. Smith
Helsinki
Bond urges Missouri youth to vote in 1972 primaries
State Auditor Kit Bond urged new voters aged 18 to 21 at St. Charles High School to participate in August primaries and November general elections. He noted 17-year-olds may vote in the August primary per an attorney general opinion and stressed youth can influence integrity and governance.
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ST. Charles
Christopher
Kit) Bond
St. Charles High School
Bond
Washington
D.C
Atty
John C. Danforth
Green Will Sponsor 4 To Forum
The A P Green Refractories Co. will sponsor four high school students to the 11th Missouri Freedom Forum at Missouri Military Academy June 25 29. Co sponsored by Missouri Chamber of Commerce Missouri Farm Bureau Federation and the Academy the forum trains students on the American competitive system and dangers of communism with tuition housing meals and materials covered. Last year winners were Laurel Enslen Duane Hinten Carl Schoeppel and Robert Hackmann. Students in the Mexico area should apply by May 31 by writing John Wagcott Manager of employee services at the Green Company for forms.
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Missouri Military Academy
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
The
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Green Company
Laurel Enslen
Duane Hinten
Carl Schoeppel
Robert Hackmann
Mexico Area
John Wagcott
Servees
Whitman College censors four student officers
Whitman College Student Congress censured four student body officers in a 16 to 5 vote for gross misrepresentation after they demanded President Nixon return a football jersey given to him by the Whitman team last September. The body also declined to censure the football team for presenting the jersey No 1. The officers had protested Nixon's Vietnam war escalation.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Whitman College
Nixon
Walla Walla
Japan
Hirohito
Alaska
Vietnam
Suit accuses DC officials of civil rights violations
The American Civil Liberties Union files a federal suit alleging unconstitutional arrests of about 7,000 Mayday demonstrators in Washington. Named defendants include Acting Atty. Gen. Kleindienst, former Atty. Gen. Mitchell, Mayor Washington, Police Chief Wilson, and 10 other Justice Department and police officials. The suit seeks a declaration of rights, an injunction, and damages in the millions.
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The
American Civil Liberties Union
Richard G. Kleindienst
John N. Mitchell
District of Columbia
Walter E Washington
Jerry Wilson
Justice Department
ACLU
U.S. District Court
Carson Welcomed to Hollywood as Tonight Moves West
NBCs Tonight show debuts in Hollywood with a Los Angeles City Council welcome. Johnny Carson hosts the Monday night program from NBCs Burbank studios as the council proclaims Johnny Carson Day. Nancy Reagan Shelley Winters Don Rickles Bob Newhart and Carol Wayne join the opening guest list.
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Johnny Carson
West Coast
Los Angeles
Debbie Reynolds Collapses in Las Vegas Residence
Debbie Reynolds, 40, was rushed to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after collapsing at a North Las Vegas residence. She was treated for a pinched nerve in her back and released the same day, resting at the Desert Inn Hotel where she is appearing through May 8.
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Nev
Debbie Reynolds
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
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Desert Inn Hotel
Ruse Fails To Trick 'Copter Men
North Vietnamese troops in Quang Tri tried to lure an American rescue helicopter into a trap but were killed when the Americans recognized the ruse. The Monday rescue pulled 60 Americans, 43 Vietnamese and a French photographer from Da Nang as it neared abandonment. Four helicopters were involved. two support planes were lost to ground fire and a pilot is missing. A radio trick led the chopper to land for a search, but a rescueman and gunner repelled the attackers. Messages of thanks were written aboard en route to Da Nang.
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Vietnam
Quang Tri
U.S
Charlie
Air Force
Gorton recalls not throwing Queen Elizabeth into sea
Melbourne AP reports former Prime Minister John Gorton recounts a royal prank at a luncheon near Queensland. He says the Britannia was anchored off the coast when Prince Philip and Princess Anne were tossed into the water, and he almost tossed the Queen but refrained after meeting her gaze.
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Gorton
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Affton Man Heads State K of C
George B. Sweeney of Affton was elected state deputy of the Missouri Council of the Knights of Columbus at the 71st annual convention in Jefferson City. He succeeds Charles Kolb, who served two years. The council also approved 15,200 for the Knights Mental Retardation Foundation.
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George B. Sweeney
Affton
Missouri
the Knights of Columbus
Sweeney
Catholic Men’s Organization
Clayton
Charles Kolb
Knights’ Mental Retardation Foundation
New York Times and Anderson Win Pulitzer Prizes
The New York Times and syndicated columnist Jack Anderson won national reporting and international coverage prizes for revealing government document access during the Vietnam era and the India Pakistan war. Trustees issued a rare public rebuke over timeliness and suitability of some journalism awards.
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Jack Anderson
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Columbia University
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Anderson
Angle of Repose
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Michel Laurent
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Wall Street Journal
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Richard Cooper
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Rochester
N.Y
Times-Union
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Somerville
Mass
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Richmond
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Chicago Daily News
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St. Louis
Stegner
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Tuchman
Cos Coh, Conn
Congressmen Urge Family Vegetable Gardens
The House and Senate endorse family vegetable gardens to fight inflation and save money. A Senate resolution urged that each American family plant a garden where practicable to gain exercise and enjoy family growing. The measure passed Monday without dissent and was sent to President Nixon.
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House
Senate
Nixon
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