Viet negotiations may be shaping up for summer
Washington reports indicate movement toward Vietnam peace talks this summer with Kissinger set to visit Beijing. Beijing pledges support to Vietnam, while Podgorny remains in Hanoi and Moscow signals cautious engagement. U.S. bombing and mining, plus disrupted North Vietnamese aid, shape the outlook despite ongoing diplomacy.
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Wallace to undergo spinal surgery for bullet removal
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace, paralyzed since a May shooting in Laurel Maryland, will have a laminectomy at Holy Cross Hospital on Sunday to remove a bullet from his spine and assess potential recovery. Doctors hope some use of his legs may return and his attendance at the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach on July 10.
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Organ set up in cycle shop in Los Angeles
Joe Koons runs a motorcycle shop where a transplanted organ patient performs as a giant music machine. The setup uses three organs from a nightclub, church and movie theater and runs every Saturday night drawing crowds of up to 300 visitors.
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McGovern passes 1000 delegates in Democratic race
McGovern crosses the 1,000 delegate mark after adding 13 in Colorado and 11 in North Dakota, giving him solid lead as Alaska votes and New York primary looms. Humphrey trails with 379 and Wallace 365, Muskie 182, with remaining uncommitted delegates.
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Kenneth Gall in 1972 summer science training program
Twin Bridges High School senior Kenneth Gall is among 25 students selected for the 1972 Summer Student Science Training Program. He will travel to Florida State University to attend medical school work with a university professor on an NSF scholarship, returning August 5. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Gall, southeast of Twin Bridges.
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