Wallace Predicted Florida Victory Marks Front in Nominations
Florida voters turnout heavy in a presidential primary with expectations of Wallace securing victory. The report highlights six candidates including Humphrey McGovern Lindsay and Jackson contending for second place behind Wallace who rode opposition to school busing. Voters queued in Maine and Florida as polls opened and early results suggested Wallace leads in key states affecting the Democratic field.
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Steve Gerstel
Miami
UPI
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Fort Lauderdale
Orlando
Maine
Edmund S. Mule
Hubert ‘H
New York
Wallace
Humphrey
Florida
McGovern
Wellace
Miami Beach
Democratic Party
Sarasota
Gulf Coast
Bottle Hollow Boosts Ute Economy Near Fort Duchesne
The Ute tribe near Fort Duchesne Utah aims to wipe out unemployment with Bottle Hollow a resort opened mid 1971 on the Uintah Ouray Reservation. The site features a Bucke Hollow motel restaurant complex with a teepee motif Indian crafts and dances waterskiing and white water rapids. Tribal chairman Francis Wyasket says the project helps reach the unemployment goal while Ben Hunter notes locals currently run most operations and hope to manage the resort's administration in time.
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Fort Duchesne
Utah
UPI
Bottle Hollow
Rocky Mountain Area
U. S. 40
Uintah- Ouray
Buckle Hollow
Ute
U.S. Cavalry
Roosevelt
Francis Wyasket
Hollow
Ben Hunter
Hunter
Pay Board Faces Coast Dockworkers Pay Hike Standoff
Washington faced a major test as West Coast longshoremen pressed a 34 percent wage settlement won after a lengthy strike. The Pay Board held a 10 a.m. EST hearing on the increase, which spans 18 months and exceeds the boards 5.5 percent annual guideline. President Harry Bridges warned that trimming the deal could trigger coastwide strikes. The Price Commission also weighs utility rate hikes as freezes extend to refine regulations with a final draft due today.
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Washington
UPI
Harry Bridges
Price Commission
Prostitute Addresses City High School Seniors
CRANSTON R I Three teachers were reprimanded by the school committee for allowing a prostitute to address a class of high school seniors at West High School. The incident sparked community backlash and prompted the reprimands to coordinators George O Neil James D Ama nra and department chair Waller Campbell. Mayor Taft reported being besieged by shocked citizens.
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George O’neil
James D'Ambra
Waller Campbell
James L. Taft Jr
Tisgiving Wash Advice From Chicago Moms
A reader urges Chicago to ban phosphate detergents to protect lakes and rivers. The column cites Miami and Buffalo as examples and reassures readers that no phosphate detergents are necessary for clean clothes, then offers laundry tips and a contact for more advice.
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Chicago
Miami
Fla
Buffalo
N. Y
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