McGovern Wallace Support Echoes In Local Vote Poll
The News-Post survey outside Frederick Armory shows a near tie between George McGovern and George Wallace among 39 respondents, with Wallace supporters largely unchanged by Monday’s shooting. Turnout reached 1,322 by 11:15 a.m. as polls close at 8 p.m. Nixon leads among respondents other candidates vary. Women outnumber men among voters and respondents.
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News-Post
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
South Dakota
George McGovern
Gov. Wallace
Laurel
Lena Mash
Nixon
Paul McCloskey
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Muskie
Shirley Chisholm
Wilbur Mills
McCloskey
Local Leaders Denounce Violence After Gov Wallace Shooting
Local figures joined national figures in condemning political violence after the shooting of Alabama Governor George C. Wallace. Statements from Irvin Brant Frederick County campaign leader and others expressed shock and prayers for Wallace, with calls that violence has no place in politics. A hospital visit plan and widespread sympathy followed, with remarks from State Senator Edward Thomas U S Senator J Glenn Beall Jr and Leaven G Gordon NAACP noting tragedy and restraint.
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Irvin Brant
Frederick County
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South America
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ers
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Brant
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J. Glenn Beall Jr
Wallace Wounded Governor Paralyzed After Assassination Attempt
In Laurel Maryland on election eve, George C Wallace was shot multiple times by Arthur Bremer. He remains critically injured with partial paralysis, doctors cautious about full recovery while noting possible temporary loss of feeling in the legs.
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Milwaukee
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Michigan
Cornelia
Holy Cross Hospital
Schanno
Accused Gunman Puzzles Family
Arthur H. Bremer 21, accused of shooting George Wallace, was described as lonely and quiet, puzzling his family. Neighbors noted a Wallace sticker on his apartment door. officials said he was below average in high school. FBI searched his Milwaukee apartment amid questions about his motives and past associations.
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Arthur H. Bremer
George C. Wallace
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Roger
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South Side
William
Maryland
Wallace
Theodore
Arthur
George Wallace
Stephen Wasche
Gary MacDonald
Milwaukee
Wasche
Car Runs Wild Kills Woman and Injures Four on City Street
A car driven by Arnold Nalley struck pedestrians on Church Street leaving Katherine Grimes dead and Julia Ridenour gravely injured. Doris Clawsey narrowly escaped harm as Nalley backed onto a sidewalk and into a drugstore wall before crashing. Police charged Nalley with manslaughter by motor vehicle among others.
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E. Church
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Tower Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Market mixed after Wallace shooting impacts stocks
New York stocks were mixed amid hesitation following the shooting of Alabama Governor George Wallace. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 941.60, down 0.60 points at 10 30 a.m.
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George Wallace
Fire Log Summary for 24-Hour Period
Fire calls reported through 10 a m include auto fires at 1 46 p m Juniors and Uniteds responded and 9 48 am building fire with General alarm at 200 South Market Street. Wires down at Pure Oil Truck Stop 7 25 pm. Emmitsburg units at Hillside Inn 10 33 pm and auto fire at Route 194 9 48 am with Walkersville response. Ambulance calls listed Emergency 3 Panct swior. Jail population juveniles 2.
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Walkersville
Local Man Struck By Car On East Second Street
N. Wilson Schley, 85, of RFD 10, was struck by a car on East Second Street this morning. He suffered a head laceration and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released in satisfactory condition. Investigation by Pvt. Hayden Dyke noted but police were unavailable.
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RFD
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Hayden Dyke
Air War Destroys Hanoi Area HQ and Cuts North Vietnam Pipeline
American forces hit Bach Mai airfield south of Hanoi destroying several structures as part of an intensified campaign. The U S Command says air strikes average 250 daily and have cut rail lines and the main fuel pipeline feeding the southern front.
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Hanoi
South Vietnam
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Bach Mai
Nixon
China
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Thanh Hoa
North
U.S
panhandle
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Disturbance After Wallace Rally Leaves Frederick Rioters
Mayor Charles V Main and State's Attorney Rob ert Rothenhoefer prepare for possible arrests after a night of rioting in Frederick when Governor George Wallace spoke at the Armory. An 11 pm curfew was set as 70 officers faced bricks and bottles. three officers injured and hospital treatment given to more than a dozen.
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Charles V. Main
Frederick
Robert Rothenhoefer
Alabama
George Wallace
Frederick Armory
E. Paul Magaha
Connally Resigns as Treasury Secretary
President Nixon announced the resignation of John B. Connally after 18 months in the Cabinet. Nixon will nomi nate George P. Shultz to replace Connally at Treasury and Caspar Weinberger to take over at OMB. Connally said he desires no political ambition and did not rule out future roles.
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Nixon
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
White House
George P. Shultz
secretary of Labor
Office of Management and Budget
Connally
Shultz
OMB
Caspar Weinberger
Treasury
Frederick plastics firm tests three on, three off work week
Shenandoah Plastics Corporation experiments with a three day on three day off cycle for about 30 production workers. The plan keeps plant machinery running 24 seven and includes an advance pay loan to ensure a 40 hour weekly minimum. Workers face 12 hour shifts with higher overtime potential but see flexibility and expanded personal time as key benefits.
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LARRY LIPMAN
Frederick
Shenandoah Plastics Corporation
Harold B. Wright
Wright
Shenandoah
Myers
Kesseling
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