Bremer Wins Delay in Trial
Arthur H. Bremer, 21, former Milwaukee busboy accused of trying to assassinate Alabama Gov. George Wallace, wins a three week delay after refusing to cooperate with psychiatrists at Clifton T. Perkins State Hospital. Judge Ralph W. Powers cited defense needs and publicity surrounding Wallace’s campaign.
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McCarthy Proposes VP-First Nominating Plan
Former Minnesota senator Eugene McCarthy, in Miami Beach, jokes that Democrats should nominate the vice presidential candidate first and let that person pick the presidential nominee. He says the plan would save time and reduce squabbling despite his reduced role this year.
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Nixon Plans Reelection Strategy Amid Environmental Tug
President Nixon, in San Clemente, previews a reelection strategy as Democrats select opponent. He criticizes Congress for inflationary spending and supports stricter oil spill controls and tanker inspections. He cites environmental safeguards as key, while planning budget talks with Caspar Weinberger.
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Raza Muniz Savelle Hits Briscoe Over Miami Deals
ABILENE UP I reports Raza Uilida and Democratic candidate Joan Ramsey Muniz Savelle accuse Dolph Briscoe of corruption like deal making with fat cats in Miami Beach at a party convention. Muniz claims Briscoe dodged taxes, seeks highest bidder, and would sell his soul to win Texas governorship. She cites AFL CIO backers and local figures while criticizing Briscoe’s ethics.
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Mexican-American bishop candidates clash at Methodist convention
At the South Central Jurisdiction Conference in Houston delegates begin ballots to fill four bishops for four-year terms. Contenders include Rev. Dr. Roy Barton of San Antonio and Rev. Dr. Roberto Escamilla, with Barton charging insufficient regard for Mexican-American representation. The race unfolds amid talk of restructuring the jurisdictional program and reshaping church governance.
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