McGovern Seeks California Victory in Democratic Push
Sen George McGovern arrives in California after strong Oregon and Rhode Island wins as he battles Sen Hubert Humphrey for 271 delegates. He pledges an eight point plan to include Mexican Americans in Cabinet, judiciary, and White House staff and to recognize Spanish speaking communities. Humphrey counters with remarks on national prosperity and jobs at Lockheed.
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San Francisco
Catholic Peace Efforts Challenge IRA Rivals
Five women from Londonderry Catholic districts met Northern Ireland secretary William Whitelaw in Belfast to press for peace. They said Bogside and Creggan residents, about 35,000 people, want an end to IRA violence and urged giving peace a chance.
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UPD
Londonderry
William Whitelaw
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Whitelaw
Bogside
Creggan
Mary
Angela Davis defense rests in murder kidnapping case
The San Jose trial closed its defense after three days of testimony by three witnesses including Fleeta Drumgo. Drumgo, in chains, repeatedly saluted the court while his mother watched. John Clutchette did not testify. The state weighs rebuttals with court adjournment likely Friday as violence rages in Ulster and a Belfast gunman kills Andrew Brennan, bringing fatal toll to 339 since 1969.
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Calif
UPI
Angela Davis
Inez Williams
Soledad
John Clutchette
China Penal Institution
Drumya
San Quentin Prison
Clutchelle
Doris Maxwell
Drumeo
Marin County Civic Center
James McClain
Barr
Londonderry
Women For Peace Movement
TRA
Wegal Tra
Ulster
Andrew Brennan
Andersonstown
Belfast
Brennan
SALT Chief Will Join Nixon Party
Ambassador Gerard C. Smith, lead U S negotiator, will fly to Moscow to join President Nixon's party amid expectations a strategic arms limitation pact may be signed before the summit ends. Moscow sources say a final vault-bar agreement could occur Friday with last minute talks likely before Smith departs.
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UPI
Gerard C. Smith
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Smith
Insurance Coverage Hike Slips Through
Florida Insurance Commissioner vows all-out effort to repeal a no-fault law raising limits to 10 000 per person 200 per accident and 5 000 property damage. Officials warn premiums could rise and urge repeal before 1973 legislative session ends.
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UPI
Tom O'Malley
O'Malley
Florida
Jerry Davies
Miami
Orlando
Florida — Insurance Department
Brookings economists warn budget pressure grows faster than tax
The Brookings Institution reports defense and social programs rise faster than revenue for the 1972 73 budget. The study urges cutting existing programs or raising taxes to finance new projects. It notes the peace dividend has faded and urban aid fails to halt decay.
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UPI
Brookings Institution
Charles L. Schultze
U.S
Wallace Pleased At Vote After Oregon Showing
Gov. George Wallace, recovering in Silver Spring, met with reporters in his hospital room after finishing second to George McGovern in Oregon. He said he was doing fine and joked about no more speeches as he reflected on the campaign’s end. Cornelia Wallace reassured him and aides noted his cheerful reception of the Oregon results.
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Ala
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FSU
Askew
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Petite Cinema
Burl Peacock
Vice Squad
James Breeder
Tex
Peacock
Bremer pleads innocent in Wallace shooting case
Arthur H. Bremer, 21, entered a Baltimore federal courtroom and pleaded innocent to four counts of wounding Gov. George C. Wallace and a Secret Service agent Nickolas J. Zorvas. The hearing, held under tight security, followed his indictment for the May 15 Laurel Maryland shopping center attack.
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Arthur H. Bremer
George C. Wallace
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Bremer
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U.S. District Court
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Durin
Ing
Northrup
Benjamin Lipsitz
Wallace
Nickolas J. Zorvas
Laurel
Norhrup
Capitol City Construction Frozen by Commission
A 30 day moratorium on new construction over 100000 in downtown Tallahassee was ordered by the Capitol Center Planning Commission to protect the area’s dignity. The group seeks standards on height size and use and will meet June 21 to set rules before lifting the freeze.
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CPI
Capitol Center
Capitol
Hilton Hotel
William D. Overton
Sarasota
Reubin Askew
Kenneth Treister
Coconut Grove
Local school and community notices published
Okaloosa Digest items must be submitted in person to Playground Daily News by organizations. St Marys Lunch Menu lists turkey salad, chips, carrot sticks, cookies and popsicles. Bowlegs Antique Show opens with Captain Bowlegs and Queen ribbon cutting at 10 50 a m Friday Sheraton Miramar. Kenwood Elementary sixth grade chorus Spring Concert Thursday 7 30 p m no admission. Bruner Band Parents buffet dinner Thursday Fort Walton High School Cafeteria 1 25 adults 75 cents children family cap 5 includes Spring Concert and proceeds for band uniforms. May is Mental Health Month area banks send $2 checks to 20 000 patrons. sign and mail if received. Cub Scout Pack 513 meets Thursday 7 30 p m Edwins Elementary School cafeteria. Refrigeration Engineers Society Gulf Chapter meeting cancelled. Little Theater Group meets Thursday 7 30 at American Legion Hollywood. Addie R Lewis Junior High Band Spring Concert Thursday 8 p m admission 1 adults 50 cents children. Open House at Valparaiso Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints 6 9 p m Thursday movies displays translights. public invited.
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St. Mary's Catholic
Bowlegs
Billy Bowlegs
Sheraton-Miramar
Kenwood
James Sirmans
Bruner Band
Fort Wallon High School
Cub Scout Pack
Cub Scouts Pack
Edwins
Engineer's Society
Gulf Chapter
Refrigeration Service Engineer's Society
City Court Proceedings Report From Wednesday Hearing
Judge Fred Eslergren conducted municipal court proceedings at City Hall hearing ten traffic cases. Three involved driving while intoxicated, one stopped sign violation, one speeding, and one driving on the wrong side. George Doodle Harris had charges dropped. Elizabeth Marshall Utter was found guilty of maintaining a disorderly house and given a suspended 10 day sentence.
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Fred Eslergren
City Hall
George Doodle Harris
Elizabeth Marshall Utter
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