Horserace Seen in Demo Nomination Fight
United Press International reports a growing Democratic race with Muskie, Wallace, and McGovern as key players. Mansfield predicts Muskie’s lead will shrink turning the contest into a real horserace while Wallace vows to win and hints at a third party run if necessary. Lindsay challenges Wallace in Florida debates as campaign stops continue amid rain and seaside swims.
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United Press International
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Edmund S. “Muskie
Alabama
George
C. Wallace
McGovern
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
New Democratic Coalition
Florida
John Nm’ Ashbrook
Ohio
Nixon
Mansfield
Muskie
Maine
Issues and
Wallace
Gov
Afthr
CBS
Face the Nation
George Wallace
Maryland
Alabama Democrat urges Wallace convention accommodations
State Rep. Chriss Doss of Birmingham urged the Democratic National Committee to grant Gov. George C. Wallace accommodations at the Miami convention this summer. He called it a matter of doing what is right, noting Wallace intends to pursue his bid within the Democratic Party in 1972.
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Birmingham
Ala
Chriss Doss
Democratic National Committee
George C. Wallace
Miami
Doss
Alabama Democratic Executive Committee
Wallace
Gov. Wallace
United States
Democratic Party
Market Newcomers Face Treaty Battles in Europe
Leaders of Britain Ireland Norway and Denmark faced tough ratification fights at home over joining the European Common Market. The once five-nation bloc expands to 9 with accession to be effective January 1973 pending parliamentary and public approval. Eban blamed France for blocking Israel’s entry and Heath fights for ratification amid a signing ceremony incident.
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West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
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Abb
Eban Sunday
Francé
Israel
Eban
Middle East
Edward ‘Heath
Convict Escape Fails at Ohio Penitentiary
Three inmates tried to climb a 35 foot makeshift ladder during a Sunday escape at Ohio Penitentiary. One man was critically wounded by guards, two surrendered unharmed, and a fourth inmate was stabbed during the attempt. Guards fired 72 shots from four towers.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Ohio Penitentiary
Harold J. Cardwell
Cardwell
Louis J. Aratari
St. Charles
Gordon Firman
Warsaw
Ohio
Joseph Sanders
Columbus
Donald Nickerson
Dayton
Firmen
Dissident Ginzburg Freed From Soviet Prison Camp
Alexander Ginzburg, a 1968 dissident jailed for five years, has been released from Potmad prison camp and returned to Moscow. His trial and the subsequent protests helped spark the modern dissident movement as peers faced party expulsions and job losses.
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UPI
Alexander Ginzburg
Potmad
Moscow
Yuri Galanskay
Alexei Dobrovolsky
Vera Lashkova
Spy Ship Watches Marine Exercises in Snow Beach Test
In Reid State Park Maine a 900 man Marine battalion tested cold effects on gear during Snow Beach exercises. Off coast 43 Navy ships joined the mock assault while a Russian Nakhodka spy ship shadowed the fleet flagship Newport News. Weather stayed mild with 40s daytime temperatures.
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Maine
UPS
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Newport
News
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Chief of Naval Operations
Guadalcanal
East ¢Oast
Playground Daily News circulation and subscription rates
The notice lists mailing prices for daily and Sunday copies, with annual, monthly, and multi month options. It includes payment details and references to the publishing authority and contact data.
International Satellite A OK After Checkout
CAPE KENNEDY APs A new international communications satellite checked out well Sunday. Comsat engineers chose to delay final orbital maneuver until Monday night, shifting Intelsat 4 to a 22 300 mile high stationary orbit above the Pacific Ocean. The craft, launched Saturday night by an Atlas Centaur rocket, weighs 3100 pounds and cost 13.5 million dollars.
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Cape Kennedy
Aps
Comsat Corp
Pacific Ocean
Comsat
Comsal Central Center
Washington
Earth
Maclin J. Votah
U S Army Lets Vietnamese Nightworkers On Base in Qui Nhon
The U S Army in Qui Nhon allows local women to sign onto bases as local national guests to meet troops. Officers warn of security risks as women move freely with soldiers and are searched for drugs at a gate shack.
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Qui Nhon
South Vietnam
UPD
U.S. Army
Cam Ranh Bay
Vietnam
Pates of Quincey Compound
U.S
Highlands
Wale
Hughes Autobiography Editor Fights Back
IBIZA Spain UPI Clifford Irving editor of the Hughes autobiography says ruthless people seek to discredit the work and vows not to return to New York without cause. He asserts violence will not stop publication by McGraw-Hill and Time-Life despite a $650000 deal amid claims about a mystery Swiss blonde tied to Hughes.
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Ibiza
Spain
UPI
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
New York
Irving
Mediterranean
McGraw-Hill
Time-Life
McGraw-Hill Inc
Hughes
Eedith
Zurich
McGraw- Hill
Doctors perform two kidney transplants from a child's parents
In Cleveland a eight year old boy Joseph Gomer died Friday after an argument with his parents. His parents Gustave Julian and Donald Saunier donated both kidneys to strangers, marking the clinic's 142nd successful kidney transplant since May 1969.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Clinic
Gustave Julian
Garfield Heights
Ohio
Donald Saunier
Canton
Cleveland Kidney Foundation
Joseph Gomer
Toledo
Medical College of Ohio
Gomer
Julian and Saunier
Rhodesians Oppose Pact Sparks Riots After Voice of Opposition
In Salisbury Rhodesia police and security forces maintained order after a week of African rioting that left at least four black deaths. Blacks largely oppose the Anglo Rhodesian settlement that would keep whites in power. Major centers showed quiet, with Africans voicing continued opposition to the six year independence dispute settlement.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
CUPTS
Hat
Britain
Coumiy
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