Reagan McGovern share odd hope to win presidency
Ronald Reagan and George McGovern remain far apart in style and background yet share a goal to be U.S. president. Reagan contemplates challenging Ford for the GOP nomination while McGovern weighs a possible comeback amid a crowded Democratic field.
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Final decision on Calley case yet to come
Army Lt. William L. Calley, once convicted of the My Lai killings, has had his verdict overturned and awaits a final ruling after the case was sent to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals en banc. The court has delayed, citing the case's magnitude and volume of material.
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Nevada gambling hearing slated in Carson City and Las Vegas
Federal hearings on Nevada gambling begin in Carson City and Las Vegas with witnesses including Peter Echeverria and Gov. Mike O Connell. The 44 year old industry has shaped state finances, with casinos earning about 1 billion in gross winnings and taxes funding roughly 46 percent of the general fund.
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Peter Echeverria
Nevada Gaming Commission
National Review Commission
Las Vegas
National Committee
Estes Kefauver
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Mike O'Callaghan
Quaker relief workers say no bloodbath in South Vietnam
Paul and Sophia Quinn Judge, back from two years in Saigon, report no bloodbath and describe the Provisional Revolutionary Government as evangelical seeking conversion. They foresee a unified Vietnam within two to three years, note voluntary repatriation of refugees, and say religious practice remains free with Buddhist leadership reshaped by youth.
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UPI
South Vietnam
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Sophia Quinn-Judge
Saigon
Paul Quinn-Judge
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Quinn- Judge
Kidnappers Fixate On Seagram Heir For $4.5 Million Ransom
The abduction of Samuel Bronfman II targets the Seagram's heir with a historic $4.5 million demand. The Bronfman fortune centers on Distillers Corp. Seagram's Ltd and Loeb Rhoades connections. Edgar Bronfman leads the family business and has expanded Seagram's holdings from Canadian whiskey to wine and cocktails.
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UPI
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Ann Margaret Loeb
Loeb, Rhoades & Co
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Samuel
Allan
Montreal
Distillers Corp., Ltd
Joseph E. Seagram & Sons
United States
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Schenley Industries
U.S
Edgar Bronfman
Seagram’s, Ltd
California Bans Sale of Autos to Meet Smog Standards
California Air Resources Board bans sale of certain new Chrysler cars with 440 cubic inch engines to curb pollution and fines Chrysler 328000 for sending excess emission cars to dealers. ARB chair Tom Quinn notes other makers meet standards and threatens dealer license revocation for continued sales.
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