Wallace shot. Wallace surges in delegate boost
A gunman wounded Alabama governor George Wallace in Laurel Maryland as Wallace supporters claim the shooting will rally his campaign. Dallas County leaders anticipate Wallace gains at the state convention while delegates in the 8th and 9th districts shifted toward his slate amid the shock. Dr M E Bradford predicted larger margins in Michigan and Maryland primaries, saying the incident would galvanize Wallace supporters to increased effort.
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William Blakeley
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Meet the Candidates reception at Jesuit High
A 7:30 p.m. reception at Jesuit High School hosted by the North Dallas Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee invites candidates from the June 3 runoff for U S House governor Texas House Senate county offices and judge to display literature greet voters and answer written questions later in the evening candidates for each race will answer the same question and return to their tables by 9:30 p.m.
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Wallace backs control in Ninth District Democratic meet
Bud Matthews of Richardson describes Wallace supporters seizing the Ninth Senatorial District Democratic Convention at North Mesquite High School. Wallace delegates held 40 of 58 pledged, with McGovern 3 and no Humphrey votes, while Tina Luna and party regulars shifted alliances to Wallace McGovern. Lisa Matthews, 19, is elected permanent secretary as youth participation rises.
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Explo 72 aims to mobilize hundreds of thousands in Dallas
An army of Christians plans Explo 72 from June 12 to 17 in Dallas led by Campus Crusade for Christ International. About 100,000 delegates will meet nightly in the Cotton Bowl with 250,000 expected at the final Saturday gathering. Bill Bright and Billy Graham headline, with 60 training sessions nationwide and 400 organizations involved. The event seeks to train Christians to spread their faith worldwide, and organizers plan Operation Penetration as the next phase.
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Daily News Delivery Hours and Carrier Contact
Weekdays deliver until 7 p.m. Sundays until 10 a.m. Calls after hours are delivered next morning. Daily News delivery by carrier in Richardson priced at $1.50. For advertising or editorial department call 234-1131.
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Circulation Department Adopts New Phone Number
The Circulation Department announces a new contact phone line, effective Tuesday May 16. The number 272 0693 replaces the old line for circulation inquiries and service requests.
Arlington to Accept $1.04 Million Federal Grant
Arlington city councilmen expect to approve tonight the acceptance of a 1.04 million dollar federal grant. Protection Agency authorized through the Environment program, the funds would partially finance the construction of a major outfall sewer line along the east shore of Lake Arlington, said city manager Herman Veselka on Monday.
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Assault clues sought in cafeteria robbery case
Michael F. Sanguinet assistant manager of Wyatt's Cafeteria in Garland remained in satisfactory condition at Presbyterian Hospital. Det. Tommy Drum said there were no new leads or suspects. Sanguinet 25 had worked only about a week and was shot with a .22 caliber weapon around 9 30 p m Friday as two men with a small automatic tried to force him to open the safe.
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Richland High Symphonic Band Spring Concert Tonight
The Richland High School Symphonic Band performs its spring concert at 7 30 p m tonight featuring selections from the Greater Southwest Festival in Amarillo. The band earned first division ratings in both concert and sight reading at the festival.
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Richardson Police Week honors officers at awards dinner
National Police Week runs May 14 through 20 with Peace Officers Memorial Day May 15. Richardson Police celebrate at the May 24 Police Awards Banquet at Richardson High School cafeteria with guest speaker Zig Ziglar and Jerry Park as master of ceremonies. Awards include Officer of the Year, Buddy Award for reserve responders, and multiple honors from local groups. Tickets are $3.25, available at the police department or Chamber of Commerce.
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