Pennsylvania Campaign Shapes Up With Pennsylvanian Focus
In Philadelphia and Pittsburgh campaigns surge as Humphrey Muskie and McGovern vie for delegates in Pennsylvania. Humphrey projects a big win while Muskie seeks support from Gov Shapp and Philadelphia chair Camiel. McGovern rides a Massachusetts primary lead to intensify Pennsylvania efforts with Bay State tie to delegate math.
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Jackson reassures coalmen on A Power in Ohio visit
U S Senator Henry Jackson told coal operators in Cincinnati and Columbus that atomic power is essential to meet surging demand and warned against thermal pollution. He criticized rivals on busing and welfare, advocated higher Social Security, expanded Medicare, and argued for full Social Security benefits with increased earnings.
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Henry Jackson
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Vietnam
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Ship Costs Rising on Nuclear Carriers and Frigates
Senator William Proxmire and Representative Les Aspin released GAO based studies showing the two nuclear powered aircraft carriers and 20 guided missile frigates cost far more than original Navy estimates. The GAO finds the carrier program rising from 946.5 million to 1.78 billion a 88 percent increase. Proxmire warns the Navy may produce two costly and vulnerable landing fields with fighter aircraft worth 16 million each risking naval strength against the Soviet fleet.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Proxmire
General Accounting Office
Two youths hunted after fatal Springfield robbery
Springfield police search for two black youths after Thomas Thornton, 26, died at Community Hospital from a .32 caliber gunshot during a botched holdup at a carryout owned by his mother Gladys Thornton. A 12-year-old witness heard Thornton cry to call the police as the killers fled.
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Springfield
Ohio
Thomas Thornton
Thornton
Gladys Thornton
Stolen Pink House Found Used in Builder's Project
Leon County sheriff officials traced the $11,000 pink cinderblock house owned by Dr. Frank Banghart to a nearby home site miles away. Banghart, FSU education professor, said the dismantled dwelling was moved to another location and was being added onto a different house. Investigators say about five people were involved, with two men and a teenage boy seen carrying the house away.
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Leon County
Raymond Hamlin Jr
Dr. Frank
Hamlin
Banghart
Mareela Carpenter
Cincy Short of City Keys After Muskie Visit
Cincinnati Mayor Thomas Luken revealed only two symbolic city keys remain after presenting one to U.S. Senator Edmund Muskie during a campaign stop for the Ohio May Primary delegates. Aides noted many keys had been given away and more had been ordered.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Thomas Luken
U.S
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
Ohio
Luken
William Chenault
Excitement Marks Miami Middletown Campus Band Concert
The Miami University Middletown Campus Community Symphonic Band, led by William Stich, delivered an energetic concert Sunday night. Highlights included Reed’s Festival Prelude, Ippolitov Ivanov Caucasian Sketches, Holst Dance of the Spirits of Fire, and a Bennett Rondo Capriccioso for Flute Quartet. A standing ovation followed Sousa marches and a Beatles medley, with Cherie Tolliver arranging the encore Get It On. Christine Parker reported.
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Reed
Ippolitov- Ivanov
Lola Markworth
Holst
Ron Fetzer
Bennett
Judy Coolidge
Julie Edwards
Rita Line
Peggy Loomis
Sousa
Panama
Mystic Shrine
Weekend Traffic Kills 13 In State
Thirteen persons died on Ohio highways over the weekend. Two were killed late Sunday in a car train collision near Dayton. Six others died in single car crashes where speed was the main factor. One boy died bicycling and another died after running between parked cars. The death toll compares with 12 the prior weekend and 20 on the fourth weekend of April last year.
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Highway Patrol
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