Nixon Leads In Primaries As Wallace Stumbles
Editorial notes Nixon gains in Maryland and Michigan polls while Wallace wins the Democratic primaries. Nielsen surveys show Nixon as preferred second choice among Wallace voters, and Harris polling suggests Nixon would beat Wallace in head to head races. If McCarthy joins, the four way race shows Nixon ahead in most scenarios. Nixon solidifies superiority amid political crisis.
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George C. Wallace
Michigan
Maryland
Richard M. Nixon
Washington Post
Alabama
Nixon
Detroit News
Wallace
Mr. Nixon
Humphrey
McGovern
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
South
Deep South
First Ballot Hope For Humphrey And McGovern
The two-leading Democratic contenders Humphrey and McGovern aim for a first-ballot nomination after California's 271 delegates, using waivers and delegate raiding. Humphrey plans to peel away Wallace's 400 pledged delegates and Muskie's 100 with uncommitted blocs and other dropouts, while McGovern pursues a similar strategy once California records its results.
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California
Humphrey
McGovern
Miami Beach
George Wallace
Wallace
Muskie
Maine
Lindsay
Jackson
Illinois
Daley
Chicago
Nixon Agnew ticket held in GOP VP poll
Gallup shows Agnew leading with 45 percent in a six candidate field for vice president. Reagan 20, Rockefeller 14, Connally 8, with others and no preference. The poll suggests Republicans stick with Nixon Agnew, while Democrats search for a leader and running mate.
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John B. Connally
Nelson Rockefeller
John Connally
Edmund Brooke
Agnew
Questioning Airline Screening After Frontier Hijack
A Frontier Airlines hijack over New Mexico by Ricardo Chavez-Ortiz prompts questions about how a gun was boarded. The incident renews debate over passenger screening and FAA responses.
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Frontier Airlines
New Mexico
Ricardo Chavez-Ortiz
Federal Aviation Administration
Chavez-Ortiz
FAA
Forget Handguns Curb Gunpowder Says Williams
Lin Williams argues gun control should target gunpowder rather than banning handguns. He asserts constitutional protections limit prohibitions, favors rationing ammunition and powders, and warns against disarming law abiding citizens while criminals retain tools. He notes bombs pose greater risks and urges controlled supply of gunpowder and limited revolver ammo to authorities.
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Lin Williams
Rittman Times
George Wallace
John Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Martin Luther King
United States
U.S
Catholic Clergy Face Alcoholism Among Priests
The Catholic National Clergy Council on Alcoholism urges openness about priestly drinking problems. They estimate one tenth of Catholic priests are alcoholic by AA criteria, while some church authorities doubt the figure. Fr. Gavin Griffin stresses treatment via support groups and quick bishop action to enforce therapy.
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Louis Cassels
UPI
Catholic National Clergy Council
Catholic Clergy Council
Alcoholics Anonymous
Gavin Griffin
Griffin
Catholic National
Council On
Council
The
American Medical Association
Fr. Griffin
Controversial figures and new biographies spark reader interest
Librarian notes highlight Charles de Gaulle memoir translation by Terence Kilmartin and Solzhenitsyn biography due in October from Third Press. Bjorkegren work translated by Kaa Eneberg, Nobel prize debate expected, Russian writers featured. Saroyan Places Where Ive Done Time selling well. Praeger prints extra editions.
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Charles de Gaulle
Terence Kilmartin
de Gaulle
Aleksandra Solzhenitsyn
Third Press
Hans Bjorkegren
Kaa Eneberg
William Saroyan
Praeger
Unclear announcements mix authors and art plans for 1973 releases
The note cites Anne Morrow Lindbergh planning a 70 000 print run for Bring Me a Unicorn and TV appearances and ads. It mentions Abrams publishing Norman Rockwell color prints on June 15 and priced 6 dollars each, with a 55 dollar book price through 1973 rising to 75 in 1973. Morton Shulman promises Anyone Can Make A Million with spring 1973 read, and Ann Matthews notes revisions to a 1967 investment wine chapter and updates to gold and money markets.
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Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Medina
Abrams
Norman Rockwell
Saturday Evening Post
Morton Shulman
Ann Matthews
Garfield School Thanks The Gazette for Knowledge Gift
Barbara Wiegand librarian of Garfield School writes to thank The Gazette for donating The New Book of Knowledge set. The gift will replace an aging encyclopedia and allow the library to acquire several additional works for daily use by students and faculty.
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Garfield School
The
Gazette
Barbara Wiegand
Speeding Concerns on Rt 18 Medina Route
Community member urges action on speeding along Rt 18 from intersection 71 past Medina County Hospital to the city square and on to Brunswick via 42 north. Requests police radar zones and temporary patrols to issue tickets and slow drivers immediately.
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Rt. 18
Medina County Hospital
Medina
Brunswick
Catholic Charities Appeal Seeks Community Help in 1972 Drive
A letter thanks reporters for coverage of the 1972 Catholic Charities Appeal. It highlights the slogan Charity Does Not Happen By Itself You Make Charity Happen and notes the need to raise funds to aid thousands seeking help. The writer remains confident in success with media support.
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Catholic Charities Appeal
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World At Large
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Rev. King
God
Catholic Council
American .Cancer Society
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