Eagleton Drunken Driving Charge Claims Stir Campaigns
True Davis, ex US ambassador to Switzerland, identified as Anderson’s source for 1968 Eagleton drunken driving charges. Davis says he never intended public release and destroyed photostats. Meanwhile Barnes Hospital moved Eagleton’s confidential medical charts before his vice presidential nomination, with officials declining to confirm details.
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Time poll on Eagleton disclosure shifts votes
Time magazine reports 5.3 percent of those surveyed would switch to Nixon after Eagleton's disclosure of psychiatric treatment, while 76.7 percent say it won't affect their vote. Gallup-Newsweek finds 31 percent want withdrawal. Singlinger notes 60 percent showed sympathy, 30 percent very negative.
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British Army Moves to Strike IRA in Northern Ireland
British forces deployed bulldozer tanks and two navy assault ships to Northern Ireland as 21,000 troops prepare to attack IRA guerrilla strongholds. William Whitelaw warned that Catholic and Protestant barricades must come down or security forces will act to stop killings. IRA Provisional wing in Londonderry taunted, saying come and get us.
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Bremer Trial Opens Monday in Maryland
Arthur Herman Bremer 21 of Milwaukee faces state charges for attempting to murder Alabama Governor George Wallace and wounding three others at a Laurel Maryland rally on May 15. He claims insanity and also faces Maryland handgun charges plus federal counts pending.
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People's Party chooses Dr Benjamin Spock Wallace image
The American party convenes in Louisville with Wallace’s shadow looming as the Florida primary plank guides proposals on school busing tax reform welfare withdraw Vietnam and curbing court decisions. Prospects include Richard Kay and Dr Benjamin Spock as a candidate amid talks of other prominent figures joining the race.
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Safe Driving School Offers Reexamination Option
A readable ad advises drivers who failed the state written exam to enroll in AAA School of Safe Driving at 6304 N Milwauke Ave Chicago DL 60646 Dept 100. It notes many pass after updated rules and offers a self scoring year to reduce reexamination anxiety with a $6 fee plus 75 cents for a check or money order.
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