Alabama Votes Race Highlights National Primary Scene
Federal poll watchers oversaw seven Alabama counties as large crowds including many first time Black voters cast ballots in the state primaries. In Florida and New Mexico poll actions sparked registration rises and ordering efforts, with Alabama featuring a crowded field for governor and strong interest in Gov. George Wallace’s nomination effort.
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Gore
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Charles Woods
Sherman
Wallace
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Florida
Beer drivers walk off jobs in citywide strike
More than 100 beer truck drivers walked off their jobs halting deliveries across the city. Distributors and union leaders offered unclear explanations after a weekend contract dispute, with mediation at the State Office Building and a planned meeting at the Anchor Room not expected to end the stoppage today.
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Utica Club
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Greater Syracuse
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Officer Ed Lawson Weeps as Children Welcome Him Back
In San Francisco, Officer Edward Lawson, a mounted patrolman in Golden Gate Park, tears up while recounting a 1963 accident involving his horse Tom. At Argonne School, about 500 students parade and cheer, presenting gifts including a box of sugar cubes to the beloved horse and officer.
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Yoko Tsolani
Lindsay orders civilian police review board in NYC
Mayor John V. Lindsay announces creation of a civilian dominated seven member police review board to examine formal charges against officers. Four civilians and three police members will decide cases, with one ununiformed officer at captain rank or higher on the panel. The board is aimed at independent thorough investigations.
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Morhouse Trial Opens In New York Bribery Case
Former Republican State chairman Julian Morhouse faces charges of conspiracy bribery and unlawful fees in a New York trial. Prosecutors say Morhouse sought 1000000 in stock options and leveraged Playboy Clubs International to push a deal involving HMH Publishing and Playboy Magazine. The case features testimony from Alfred J Scotti and Ammold Morton as details of the Epstein Morhouse scheme emerge amid a wider review of police board procedures.
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Polish crowd greets Black Madonna rite at Czestochowa
In Crestoluowa Poland an estimated 590000 gathered as Stefan Wyszynski bore the Black Madonna painting around Czestochowa monastery. Police harassed crowds for a climactic anniversary of Christianity in Poland.
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Polish Catholics mark uprisings amid frost and rally
A Polish Catholic rally near the Holy Trinity church drew Warsaw leaders and pilgrims to the shrine of the Black Madonna as frosty dawns gave way to cool sun. Cardinal Wyszynski attended as papal legate while bishops from territories now under Poland participated in the ceremony.
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Parachute instructor breaks leg in safety jump fail
William Rogers 37 of Santa Monica, a parachute jump instructor, leaped from a three foot high table to illustrate safe landing technique and fractured his leg. Authorities report the incident occurred during a demonstration test for students.
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UPI
William Rogers
Santa Monica
Today’s Chuckle Curbed by Lazy Thinker Quip
A humorous line notes the cure for a man who is too lazy to think for himself is matrage. The brief cartoonish remark captures a witty critique of self reliance with a sharp, period-voiced punch.
Dog Bites Officer After Owner Warned in KC
A Kansas City officer was bitten by a dog after a citizen complained about the animal Monday night. Patrolman Harold Saan was sent to notify the owner to confine the dog, but the animal bit him during the encounter.
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Viet Cong shells hit front as US battalion advances
In South Viet Nam near Tay Ninh and the Cai Bac River area American artillery opened heavy fire to silence Viet Cong automatic weapons and mortars. The 1st Infantry Division battalion crossed into Lo Go village and overran a Viet Cong position after heavy sniper fire. American air strikes and bombardment followed as U S artillery supported the advance across the frontier into Cambodia.
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Sky diver Piantanta improves. still in critical condition
UPI reports sky diver Nick Piantanta, unconscious since Sunday after a failed attempt at a world free fall record in Minnesota, showed some improvement but remains in critical condition.
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UPI
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Britain Hikes Corporation Tax in Spring Budget
London AP Britain announces new tax increases aimed at shoring up the pound and boosting industrial strength. Chancellor James Callaghan unveils higher corporation tax from 3.1 to 4.0 percent and a 40 percent surcharge on imports in 1984, with selective goods like beer and tobacco taxed. He appeals for voluntary investment restraint abroad and notes April gold reserves fell by 53.2 million dollars.
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