Wallace's Campaign Endurance Despite Gunshot Wounds
AP Analysis notes George Wallace pursued protest politics amid his hospital bed, aiming to influence Maryland Michigan outcomes. Wallace's delegate bloc grows as McGovern leads. no clear successor arises, with proxy figures possibly stepping in to carry his right wing message and leverage at the Miami Beach convention.
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Wallace Shot At Maryland Rally Leaves Him Gravely Wounded
News alerts report George C. Wallace gravely wounded and partially paralyzed after a gunman fired at a Laurel Maryland rally. Arthur Bremer was detained at the scene. Wallace remains in danger but surgery stabilized him. Maryland and Michigan primaries proceed amid shock and political fallout.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Laurel
Arthur Herman Bremer
Milwaukee
Wallace
Maryland
Michigan
Wallace Campaign Marred by Heckling Across Maryland
George Wallace faced persistent heckling and minor violence during a Maryland campaign swing over ten days. In Hagerstown a crowd of about 60 jeered him at a rally, a fight with police followed, and protests continued as items were thrown in shopping centers. In Frederick and Cambridge crowds harassed officers and tossed objects as Wallace spoke before he was shot at Laurel Shopping Center.
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Maryland
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Hagerstown
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Washington
Frederick
Cambridge
Wheaton Plaza
Laurel
Kennedy Mills And Chisholm Added To Protection List
Washington AP Two Democratic presidential candidates and Senator Edward Kennedy received Secret Service protection within an hour after Alabama Governor George Wallace was shot. President Nixon ordered protection extended to Kennedy Shirley Chisholm and Wilbur Mills, despite not meeting prior Treasury guidelines.
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Nixon
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D-Nly
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Treasury Department
Wallace and Sons
Edmund S. Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
Henry M. Jackson
Lamm Recovering After Back Surgery at Boone County Hospital
Eugene Lamm of 12405 Pollock Road is recovering satisfactorily at Boone County Hospital Columbia after back surgery on Thursday. He is listed in room 654 with stable condition and no complications reported to date.
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Eugene Lamm
Pollock Rd
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
What Sort Of People Will Nixon Face In The Kremlin?
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan previews Nixon's Moscow summit by tracing Soviet foreign policy from Lenin through Khrushchev to Brezhnev. The piece outlines two core aims: security of the Soviet state and expansion of Soviet authority, plus a pattern of deception, force, and suspicion shaping Kremlin diplomacy.
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Nixon to visit Moscow after all in trip with wife
Mrs. Nixon says the President will depart Saturday for a four country, two week journey starting in Salzburg Austria. She expects the Moscow summit to proceed and says she would be disappointed if the trip were canceled, calling it good for the world as she practices Russian and plans to visit a Moscow school university and subway.
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Charley Weaver to Return to Hollywood Squares Soon
Cliff Arquette creator Charley Weaver is home after a heart attack on April 24. A spokesman says the 66 year old actor can resume work on Hollywood Squares in three or four weeks after being released from a West Covina hospital. He suffered the attack driving home from Phoenix Arizona.
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Hollywood
Cliff Arquette
Arquette
Phoenix
Ariz
West Covina
Management Club Elects Hill President At Empire Club
Robert W. Hill, manager for A P Green Refractories Co central sales region, named president of the Management Club at a last night Empire Club meeting. New officers include Homer Martin as vice president Jim Carpenter secretary Larry Jackson treasurer and Ron Bramblett tail-twinter.
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A.P. Green Refractories Co
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Empire Club
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Jim Carpenter
Larry Jackson
Ron Bramblett
W. H. Higginbotham
Century Electric
St. Louis
William S. Lowe
Wallace E. Witchle
Tom W. Green
Marvin F. Coil
James EB. Elliott
A. Lynn Thomas Co
Richmond
Harry Judd
United States Gypsum Co
Steven 5. Williams
Viet Cong demands Thursday resumption of talks in Paris
In Paris the Viet Cong demanded that peace talks resume on Thursday. The U.S. and South Vietnamese delegations gave no immediate reaction. The note stated a demand for an immediate end to mining and blockading North Vietnamese ports and bombing and shelling of the two Vietnam zones. The Viet Cong charged the United States suspended talks to prepare for new war escalations.
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Vietnam
U.S
United States
Prosecution Closes Case in Angela Murder Case
Prosecutor Albert Harris Jr. finished the state's seven week case by reading jurors an edited diary of Misa Davis the former UCLA philosophy instructor describing marriage vows and calling herself Jackson s lifelong wife The defense led by Leo Branton plans to seek a directed verdict of acquittal for insufficient evidence after the closing of the prosecution case which featured 95 witnesses and more than 200 pieces of evidence
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Calif
Angela Davis
George Jackson
Albert Harris Jr
Misa Davis
UCLA
Jackson
Leo A. Branton
Superior Court
Richard Arnason
Drugs Stolen From Fulton Pharmacy
A substantial amount of drugs were stolen from Lain-Myera Drug Co on Court Street in Fulton last night. Believed to be mainly amphetamines, an inventory is not yet complete. Thieves gained access by climbing onto the rear roof and breaking through a wall to the downstairs area. The store was previously broken into in February in a similar manner.
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Salmons
Draft Dodgers Resume Eating After Six Days Fast
Eight draft dodgers resumed eating after six days of fasting at the U S Medical Center in protest of the North Vietnam blockade. Dr P J Ciccone said each man was housed in an individual room and fed three times daily, with only liquids offered to some.
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Anna L. Johnson
Daniel
John
County votes on ambulance district in Daviess County
Residents in seven Daviess County townships vote on establishing a community ambulance district. The plan covers central, south central and southeast areas with a 15 cent per 100 valuation property tax. Townships Union Liberty Sheridan Monroe Harrison Grand River and Jackson participate as a private Gallatin service ends June 1.
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Gallatin
Daviess County
Union
Liberty
Sheridan
Monroe
Harrison
Grand River
Jackson
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