McGovern Wins Wisconsin Primary as Lindsay Withdraws
Wisconsin results propel George McGovern as a major Democratic contender with 54 of 67 votes in 9 districts and 30 percent overall. Lindsay quits after finishing sixth. Wallace places second with late rural gains. Muskie falls to fourth, Jackson aims for Ohio. Republican turnout mirrors crossovers benefiting McGovern and Wallace.
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Adam C Powell Dies In Miami
Adam Clayton Powell longtime Harlem icon and first black congressman from the East dies at 63 in Miami from complications after prostate surgery. He faced expulsion in 1967 for misusing funds and defying courts, later winning elections but losing seniority and back pay. Powell’s life included multiple marriages, a Bahamian retreat move, legal battles over his body and estate, and a will calling for cremation and ash scattering over South Bimini.
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Nine die in rural nursing home fire in Wisconsin
Sheriff reports nine elderly residents died when a kitchen fire trapped occupants at Fair Hills Nursing Home near Rosecrans Wisconsin. Twelve residents were present. one visitor was in Green Bay. Coroners set up a temporary morgue and two women were hospitalized. The survivor, Joseph Kavela, 60, escaped to a nearby home and fire officials suspect asphyxiation with some burn injuries. Firefighters from Denmark and Maribel battled the blaze as a state fire marshal investigates the cause.
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Night Frost and Sunny Skies Lead to Mild Tomorrow
Clear and cold tonight with lower 30s for lows. Sunny conditions expected Wednesday with a high near 60.
Offensive Drives Reach Three Fronts In Vietnam War
North Vietnamese forces widen seven day offensive below the DMZ and open a new front 75 miles north of Saigon with tanks infantry and artillery. The attack extends toward Quang Tri and along Highway One threatening the city as Marine units defend Fire Base Pedro and surrounding positions.
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Open New Front in Vietnam War Seeks Bombing Escalation
Amid weather delays for air campaigns, reports indicate President Nixon may pursue extensive bombing of North Vietnam. Pilots claim 11 tanks destroyed and 40 enemy soldiers killed as ground fighting continues near Quang Tri. Weather over the DMZ hinders U S and South Vietnamese air strikes on North Vietnamese tanks and artillery positions.
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Middletown Schools Seek Levy Renewal and Possible Extra Funds
The Middletown City School District plans a 5.6 mill levy renewal for operations this year but has not set a ballot date. Superintendent Robert K. Johnson says more money may be needed beyond the renewal, possibly requiring another levy, while the board explores other sources to avoid two tax measures. The renewal is vital, as about 4.455 million dollars is at stake, with taxes and state funds shaping the district’s finances.
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