Taft seeks lead role for favorite son delegation
Senator Robert Taft Jr of Ohio announced his candidacy as a favorite son for the 1972 presidential primary to head off anti Nixon attacks from outside Ohio. He pledged the Ohio delegation to Nixon at the Republican National Convention and said there is no plan to take over the state party. Taft denied any desire for the vice presidency and said debts from last year’s campaign remain the responsibility of his committees.
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Magee Attacks Attorney in Angela Davis Case Courtroom
In San Rafael UPI reports Ruchell Magee shackled in a San Quentin jail chair kicked his court appointed attorney Ernest Graves and shouted that Angela Davis' lawyer Howard Moore Jr. should be dead. Guards restrained Magee as Judge Arnason refused a recess to hear an appeal, continuing the murder conspiracy trial in the Aug. 7, 1970 Marin County shootout.
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Hanoi sticks to pullout date for progress in peace talks
Hanoi demands a date for total U S withdrawal before any further progress in Paris while U S envoy Bruce is away. Xuan Thuy, speaking at weeklong session, warns the conference stalls without a reasonable withdrawal timetable. Across the street 170 relatives of missing or captive Americans protest the stalemate as Viet Cong negotiators weigh prisoner transfers planned for Tonkin Gull.
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Father son to divide $1 million New Jersey lottery prize
A father Alfred Moon and his son David Moon, both of Mercer County, won a $2 million NJ lottery prize. The elder Moon bought the winning ticket, planned to split the winnings 50 40, and said he would save and spend later. David Moon, 30, was escorted to the platform in shock and planned to seek professional advice on handling the windfall.
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Bank loot bomb explodes as man finds fake stash in Atlanta
Police say Kenneth E. Cain, 19, of Atlanta found a bundle believed to hold 5000 in fives. It was a tear gas time bomb with two powder canisters and tear gas. The blast sent him and restaurant patrons fleeing in a chaotic scene. Elsewhere, Oliver G. Willits, 79, retired Campbell Soup chairman, died in Philadelphia.
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Restaurant Bomb Blast Sparks Stampede And Injuries
Police described a blast at a restaurant where a customer threw coffee into the air as the explosion occurred. A patron named Cain was found wrapped in towels and transported to Grady Heapily for powder burns and tear gas blisters. He was later charged with tham by taking.
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