Humprey and Muskie See Slim Florida Path to Wallace Defeat
In Florida on the last day before the 1972 primary Humphrey and Muskie say they can still beat Wallace while Wallace predicts a majority of the 81 delegates. Jackson Lindsay and McGovern contest positioned for second to fifth with Chisholm Mills Yorty Hartke and McCarthy also on the ballot as campaigns pivot to television appearances and door-to-door stops. Muskie bows to disclose campaign funds in three stages with Humphrey to follow.
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Miami
Fla
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund
Muskie
Florida
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Humphrey
New York
John V. Lindsay
George S. McGovern
Jackson
Lindsay
McGovern
Shirley Chisholm
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Jacksonville
Daytona Beach
Tampa
Titusville
Palm Beach
Orlando
St. Petersburg
Miami Beach
Nixon
New Hampshire
Area Music Students To Represent District
Two winners of the Southwest District OMTA Auditions in Gardner House will represent the district at the state convention in Cincinnati. Senior Robyn Switzer and junior Jerry Abner won in their divisions. runners up include Eddie West and Catherine Nardiello. They will perform at Taft Museum recitals and receive trophies.
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Ohio Music Teachers Association
OMTA
Gardner House
Cincinnati
Robyn Switzer
Eugene Switzer
Gallaher Road
Monroe
Debussy
Gerald Squire
Jerry Abner
Dan Abner
West St
Trenton
Schubert
William Kenney
Eddie West
Charles West
N. Highview St
Rachmaninoff
Catherine Nardiello
Jerry Nardiello
Locust Lane
Thorny Acres
Harold Conn
Kuhlier
Middletown
Taft Museum
Pearl Bailey Discharged From Hospital
Hollywood AP reports singer Pearl Bailey, 53, was discharged from a hospital after a coronary care stay of nearly a week. Hospital officials said she was released Friday and resting at home with husband Louis Bellson, a musician, in Northridge.
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Hollywood
Pearl Bailey
Miss Bailey
Land
Louis Bellson
Northridge
Reynolds Employees To Vote On Union
A collective bargaining election is scheduled for March 17 for 135 Reynolds Metals Co. employees in Ashville Ohio. The National Labor Relations Board says the workers will decide whether to be represented by the United Steelworkers of America the Aluminum Workers International Union Local 98 of the Sheet Metal Workers International Association or by none of the three.
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Cincinnati
Reynolds Metals Co
Ashville
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
United Steelworkers of America
Aluminum Workers International Union
Sheet Metal Workers International Association
Dr Sabin Plans Florida Recovery After Heart Surgery
Dr. Albert E. Sabin says he will spend about a month in Florida to recover from recent open heart surgery before returning to work at the Weizmann Institute in Israel. The 63 year old Sabin underwent surgery February 29 to implant a leg vein in his heart to replace a major artery and plans a shorter work week upon his return.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Albert E. Sabin
Florida
Weizmann Institute
Israel
Sabin
Cleveland Clinic
Palm Beach
Fla
Sab'n
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
GM Strike: Limited Progress Seen in Ohio Labor Dispute
General Motors reports progress in weekend talks to end a 10 day strike by about 7,806 workers at Vega and truck plants in Lordstown Ohio. The walkout, over line speed, began March 4 and has caused layoffs at the nearby fabricating plant and at two New York plants.
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Lordstown, Ohio
General Motors Corp
Fabrica
New York
Believed Dead In Head-On Train Crash Near Sunbury
Rescue crews search for a fourth man after two Penn Central freight trains collide head on near Sunbury Pennsylvania. A 100 car coal train eastbound failed to wait on a siding for the westbound freight. Engineers and brakemen are named. The third victim remains unidentified.
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Sunbury
Penn Central
Pennsylvania
Herndon
Williamsport
Marlin Bobb
Bers
Herman
H.C. Billig
Camp Hill
Emil L. Serhan
Wilkes-Barre
Doctors say Mrs Beard can testify from hospital bed
Two heart specialists conclude Mrs Dita Beard will be able to testify from Denver General Hospital within a day or two but should not travel to Washington. The Senate committee questions a memo linking ITT settlement to a $400,000 GOP pledge as Mitchell hearings resume.
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Associated Press
Dita Beard
Senate Judiciary Committee
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Shoudn
Beard
Justice Department
ITT
Denver
Richard G. Kleindienst
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Robert Bosworth Jr
Denver Medical Society
Washington
Antipollution Costs Could Close Hundreds of Factories
A government study warns antipollution efforts may close 200 to 300 plants and cost 0 to 125,000 jobs. If no action is taken, GNP could drop 6 billion dollars annually, with exports down 700 million and prices rising, then stabilizing by 1980.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
President's Council On Environmental Quality
Commerce Department
Hamilton
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Boston Harbor
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N.J
Logan International Airport
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Senate Committee
Mitchell
Marlow W. Cook
Kentucky
Jack Anderson
Cook
James 0. Eastland
D-Miss
Sens
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
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Brit Hume
Kennedy
Hume
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Walter Hamilton
Ony
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Srep RA
U.S
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Johar Wayne
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Main Street
Franklin
Idletown
Delone
Central AU
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