Wallace doctors say governor has 90 percent chance to move with aid
Surgeons report Alabama Governor George C. Wallace likely to attend the Democratic National Convention after a six month rehab. They caution a normal walk is unlikely but partial recovery with braces and crutches seems probable, avoiding life in a wheelchair. If nominated he could stay at the convention as needed.
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Frank Carey
Silver Spring
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Laurel
Stacy Rollins
Holy Cross Hospital
Rolins
Miami Beach
Hamilton Hutchinson
Montgomery
Ala
United States and Mexico Reach Pact on Rivers and Drugs
A joint communique from Nixon and Mexican President Luis Echeverria outlines immediate U.S. steps to cut salt pollution in the Colorado River and boost anti narcotics efforts. They agree to study the illegal Mexican migrant worker issue and seek a mutual solution while expanding training and equipment for drug control. Echeverria tours U.S. cities en route home.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
United States
Mexico
Colorado River
Florida White House
Nixon
Luis Echeverria
Colorado
Congress
Echeverria
U.S
New York
Chicago
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Opposition Grows in Australia to France Pacific Tests
In Sydney and across Australia and New Zealand opposition rises to France nuclear tests at Mururoa Atoll. Demonstrations and protests spark political calls to halt French jets and trade actions as officials protest the program.
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Sydney
Australia
New Zealand
France
Mururoa Atoll
Pacific
Melbourne
Alfred Zion
Herb Elliott
French Academy of Sport
Bill Hayden
Labor Party
Frank Buttfield
Adelaide
Auckland
Roy McElroy
Keith Holyoake
McGovern Cancels New York Swing to Back Pilots Strike
Sen George McGovern halted an upstate New York campaign trip Albany Rochester Buffalo and Big Flats to show support for the pilots strike and hijacking protest He will hold a news conference to discuss the hijacking situation The move comes as McGovern nears a 1056 delegate total with 1509 needed for the nomination 248 delegates are at stake in New York elections
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McGovern
New York
Associated Press
George McGovern
Albany
Rochester
Buffalo
Big Flats
Montana
Colorado
Connecticut
Utah
Miami Beach
Nixon
Shirley Chisholm
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
North Vietnam
U. S
ABC
Hubert H. Humphrey
Waverly
Minn
Demos To Revamp National Party Plan Aims for New Structure
The plan would form a nationally enrolled Democratic Party with dues, create a permanent policy conference, and make the party chair a full time paid post. It would triple the national committee size and bring grassroots Democrats into leadership as Rules Committee reviews the proposal for the 1972 Miami Beach convention. Only enrolled members would vote in delegate elections or the off year policy conference.
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National Democratic Party
National Committee
Washington
Rules
Miami Beach
Park Service chief urged to be fired by environmentalists
In San Francisco AP report David Brower of Friends of the Earth calls for George B. Herzog to be dismissed over alleged moves away from park protection. Brower accuses Herzog of planning to abolish rangers, hand park control to transient officials, and to open lands near Washington developments and wilderness areas to motorized access. Nine Boston firefighters die in Hotel Vendome collapse.
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San Francisco
U. S. National Park Service
George B. Herzog
Friends of the Earth
David Brower
Interior
Rogers C. B. Morton
Brower
Herzog
National Park Service
The
Sierra Club
Washington
North Cascades
Boston
Hotel
Vendome
Aides Test Running Mates For McGovern Campaign
Washington reports aides to Sen. George McGovern are conducting nationwide polls to assess possible vice presidential choices including Sen. Edward Kennedy and Gov. Reubin Askew. The effort, led by Pat Cadell, aims to measure ticket dynamics against Republicans and to build support for potential supporters through a national registration drive.
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Washington
George McGovern
Edward M. Kennedy
McGovern
Pat Cadell
Kennedy
Tehama Branch Library Announces New Hours
Tehama County library will open 3 to 6 p.m. Monday and be closed Tuesday under librarian Gerda Van Rooyen. Tomorrow’s 3 to 6 p.m. hours apply, with Tuesday closures starting June 27. Thursday hours shift to 5 to 8 p.m. Summer story hours run 2 to 3 p.m. Mondays led by Mrs. Van Rooyen and Kathy Van Rooyen.
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Tehama
Tehama County
Gerda van Rooyen
van Rooyen
Kathy van Rooyen
Memorial Services For Flood Victims In Rapid City
In a high school gym amid 6200 seats, mourners including Mrs Nixon attended a mass memorial for 216 flood victims. Clergymen urged forward-looking reconstruction as bands played The Lords Prayer and other hymns. A Salvation Army wreath with a banner from the people of the United States rested before the podium.
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Rapid City
S. D
Humble and the Mighty
Richard M. Nixon
America
Black Hills
Burnell A. Lund
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stanford Adelstein
Salvation Army
United States of America
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Lee Craig
Dale Beers
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James G. O’hara
D-Mich
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Earth Friend
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GMAC
Frigidaire
General Motors
McColl
Wentz
Fpcia
Tehama Branch
McColl’s
Lid Moody
Westinghouse
Model
Carmichael
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