Idaho GOP Opens Primary Campaign In Burley
Idaho Republicans launched their primary season with governor and superintendent contests. Governor Don Samuelson won 266 delegate votes for nomination, facing Dick Smith who earned 87 votes. Whittaker failed to gain any votes and will not appear on the ballot. Assembly endorsements went to H Louis Hooban and Gilbert McKinlay. Incumbent Lt. Gov. Jack Murphy and other top officials were endorsed without opposition. The party platform endorsed limited campus violence concerns and a Nixon administration policy on Cambodia.
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Rexburg
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Central Committee
Roland Wilber
Lewiston
William C. Roden
Boise
Assembly
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James D. McClary
Des Peters
McClary
Orriette Sinclair
Twin Falls
Elizabeth McReynolds
Kellogg
Freda Genarrusa
Cambodia
Prank Kills Salt Lake City Girl Riding Bicycle
An eleven year old girl Melinda Gay Spencer died when an almost invisible wire stretched across a sidewalk struck her throat as she rode her bicycle. Three teenage girls reportedly set the wire as a prank using an accordian style wire toy and police said no crime was involved.
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University of Utah Medical Center
Guard Honors Captain Harry at Truman Library
Independence Missouri ceremony marks 65th anniversary of Truman’s WWI guard enlistment. A bronze bust of the 33rd President in captain’s uniform, a Missouri National Guard gift, honors his service with Battery D 129th Field Artillery Regiment. Eight guardsmen attended. Truman sent a letter read aloud.
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Boomerang risk for Democrats in Nixon war policy attack
White House communications chief Bert G. Klein says antiwar criticism of President Nixon could backfire on Democrats in the November elections. He cites the Cooper Church amendment to bar keeping troops in Cambodia after June 30, as Congress faces review.
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