Mrs Humphrey And Mrs McGovern Sleepy California Campaign
Mrs Humphrey and Mrs McGovern, once Washington neighbors, campaign in California ahead of the Democratic primary. Both endure long days on the road with heavy schedules, learning stage fright and balancing family pressures as they back their husbands Hubert Humphrey and George McGovern.
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Associated Press
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Angela Davis Jury Urged To Think Black Be Black
In a tense San Jose trial, defense attorney Leo Branton urged a seven white jury to "be black, hear black" as Angela Davis faces life if convicted on charges of kidnapping conspiracy and murder. The final speech included a large drawing of Davis in chains as jurors received last instructions before deliberations.
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Edith M
Lederer San Jose
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Richard
FE. Arnason
Leo A. Branton
Angela Ray
Miss Davis
Branton
Miss Sense
Davis
Jacge
Albert Harris Jr
lMrantoni
EPA Decision Could Shut Ford New Car Production
Ford faces possible shutdown of new car production as EPA weighs revoking or delaying certification for 1973 models. EPA Administrator William Ruckelshaus seeks lawful options to keep lines moving while Ford repeats tests after errors found in earlier certificates. Criminal sanctions for Ford employees are under investigation, delaying any clearance and risking autumn dealer deliveries.
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Ford New Car
Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Washington
APY
Foard
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Automal
Environmental Protection Agency
Toay
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ford
Raukelshaus
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Ruckelshaus
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Alen
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EPA requires all industries to apply practicable water controls
The Environmental Protection Agency abandons old flexible rules and demands that all industries use whatever technically practicable methods to control water pollution. AP obtained a May 26 letter from EPA official John St. Quarles Jr. outlining new, clearer discharge guidelines for major industry categories and regional officers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Daily Mail
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Snyder
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John St. Quarles
Bn Prepapasiaw
Intuxmuasion
Man Arrested For Making Death Threats
A San Prancesca man, age not released, was arrested after making three death threats by phone against Democratic presidential contenders Hubert Humphrey and George McGovern and another candidate. Police traced the calls to the Mall of Justice. Secret Service involvement followed. The Cow Palace threat may tie to a televised auction event in the area.
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Property tax for schools struck down in Arizona ruling
A Superior Court judge struck down Arizona's property tax system for school financing. He delayed implementation to allow a replacement plan to be developed. The ruling cites inequality between wealthy and poor districts and notes similar challenges in other states.
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Memorial Day and Independence Day Holiday Publish Date
A cluttered notice lists holiday observances including Memorial Day Independence Day and Thanksgiving Day. The text mentions publication Sundays and distribution by carriers with ad hoc prices and dates, but reader clarity is limited by the garbled OCR.
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California poll shows McGovern with lead among Democrats
AP dispatch from San Francisco reports Humphrey dismissing a California survey as baloney while Merwin D. Kick's poll finds McGovern ahead by about 20 percent. Wallace and Humphrey trail with mixed estimates. McGovern says he plans no deals with party leaders ahead of the national convention.
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George McGovern
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Merwin D. Kick
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White House
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Balancy
Wallace Leads in Democratic nomination race in popular vote
In 16 primaries Wallace has 9.41 million votes, McGovern 0.50 million, and Humphrey 2.65 million. Wallace holds about 923 delegates with McGovern over 1,200 predicted by Miami Beach convention time. Humphrey trails in votes and delegates as race heads to four primaries next Tuesday.
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Catholic Women Demand Peace in Northern Ireland
An eight woman group in Andersontown Belfast claims 40 000 signatures on a petition urging the Provisional IRA to lay down its guns. A Londonderry peace group reports a week-old cease fire petition with about 4 000 signatures and hundreds more expected.
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Londonderry
Iraq Suspends Oil Exports After Seizing Company
In a broadcast President Abed Sassan al Bakr announced the seizure of the European American Traq Petroleum Co totaling about 10 percent of Middle East oil output. The government will compensate former owners and create a new company to operate IMC facilities, while Mediterranean terminals at Bunias Syria and Tripoli Lebanon were ordered to suspend exports indefinitely amid the takeover. The foreign minister traveled to Moscow seeking marketing support for Iraq’s oil.
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Hanoi Power Plant Hit By U S Phantom Jets
U S F4s attacked Hanoi centers in a laser guided strike damaging the Bac Giang power plant and nearby rail bridges. The U S Command said four other bridges, depots, vessels, and railroad facilities were hit across North Vietnam with more than 220 air strikes. Casualties included soldiers from South Vietnam and allied advisers, with reports of attacks around Kon Tum City and Pleiku.
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Alr
Saigon
U.S. Phan
Phantans Usin
Bac Giang
Cao Nong
Hanoi
Ianai
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Conta
Qui Nhon
Konfum
Pleiku
Attack Feared In Reprisal For Massacre
Israeli jets patrolled southern Lebanon and troops moved near the border as fears rose of a retaliatory strike after a Tel Aviv massacre. In Israel extra security intensified at Ben-Gurion Airport with searches on incoming flights, while officials warned that surprise actions were possible despite no immediate attack.
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Tel Aviv
Intervisional
Israel
Shimon Percy
Skyhawk
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Beirut
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