Illegality Of Machines In Doubt Sparks City Critique
Mayor William J. Brighton lambasted the FBI and Indiana State Police for raiding Terre Haute without city notice or cooperation. He questioned gambling legality rulings and stated officials had long aided federal inquiries, making the unannounced sweep alarming amid a Democratic local regime.
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Bill) Brighton
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Wallace's Son Says Governor Weaker After Shooting
George Wallace Jr stated his father’s health has weakened following the assassination attempt. Acting Alabama Gov. Jere Beasley warned the elder Wallace may skip the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach if his condition does not improve.
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Peru search widens for missing hijacker near Mississinewa
Indiana conservation officers probe the Mississinewa Reservoir after dawn reports that a young hijacker who escaped from an American Airlines jet may have fallen into the lake. Parachute fragments and ransom money pieces were said to be found aboard the Boeing 727 at O Hare.
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Platform Committee Hears Testimony By Candidates
The Democratic Platform Committee heard testimony from Muskie Humphrey and Jackson urging a broad moderate program. McGovern sat out but held a strong voice on the drafting subcommittee, while Florida won seating after a judge denied a court order.
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Shirley Chisholm
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Florida
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Democratic National Committee
Edmund Muskie
Eugene McCarthy
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Floods Kill 80 and 120000 Homeless Amid National Disaster
President Nixon flew into the devastated eastern seaboard region touring Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania after a week of record rains and flooding. The death toll stood at 80 with more than 120000 homeless as 7000 residents fled Harrisburg to higher ground amid rising Susquehanna crests. The Ohio River at Pittsburgh crested 35 feet then receded as flood warnings continued for West Virginia and Ohio.
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Nixon pledges stronger antibusing push in Congress
Washington AP Nixon promises renewed efforts to pass a tougher antibusing ban, though acknowledging low odds of success. He signed a $21.3 billion education bill containing the measure, saying he would veto it were it not tied to education funding. The law halts courtordered busing for months until all appeals are exhausted, mostly affecting the North in practice.
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Indiana Special Olympics Nearing Windup at ISU Marks Field
The Indiana Special Olympics hosted Friday events at Indiana State University with more than 1300 children, concluding Saturday with a swim meet. A Friday night dance on the ISU tennis courts accompanied competition. Seventy youngsters will represent Indiana at the National Special Olympic Meet in Los Angeles in August. Terre Haute’s Cheryl Bryant, for Sarah Scott Jr High, earned three blue ribbons, one red and one green, plus a gold for pentathlon victory after competing in the 300 yard dash, 50 yard dash, standing long jump, softball throw and high jump.
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Los Angeles
Terre Haute
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World water study notes salt water dominance
United Press International reports that 97 percent of the Earth's water is salt water, leaving only a small portion usable for human needs. The statistic highlights the global challenge of freshwater access and resource management.
Black Delegates Swing Toward McGovern in DNC Fight
A largely black coalition of uncommitted delegates is poised to back George McGovern, with 86 firm votes pledged and more expected. McGovern aides report 1,413 delegates. 1,509 needed to clinch the nomination.
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William Clay
Ohio
Louis Stokes
Louisiana
Mississippi
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South Carolina
Georgia
Weather Summary Terre Haute Area Weekend Forecast
The Terre Haute area experiences fair to partly cloudy skies with a slow warming trend. Overnight lows will be in the low 50s, highs near 80 on Sunday. Illinois shows fair to partly sunny, warmer conditions, with highs in the upper 70s to 80s. Chance of rain at 5 percent tonight and Sunday. Street thermometer reads 51 at 6 am and 73 at 2 pm.
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Illinois
Parke County Woman Dies in U S 41 Crash
Brenda Kay Hendrix 21 of Rosedale died at Union Hospital after her car left U S 41 near Rockville and overturned. Debra Powell 19 escaped serious injuries. Hendrix’s death marks Indiana’s first weekend traffic fatality of the period.
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Terre Haute
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Rebecca Lynn
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Allen Janet Sue Crooks
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