Wallace in hospital shapes key Democratic stakes in Atlanta
Carter said the Democrats cannot win without Gov. Wallace’s support and votes. He urged a platform acceptable to McGovern while noting unresolved questions about nomination and platform. Separate items report Wallace’s hospital stay after an assassination attempt and Jaycees convention plans in Atlanta with Nixon and Wallace tied to speeches.
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Door Opens In Flight But Jet Lands Safely
Reports say a jet landed safely after a door opened in flight amid heavy fighting in North Vietnam near the Chinese frontier. U.S. pilots claimed multiple bridges were destroyed with 2,000-pound laser bombs along the northeast rail line to China.
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Death in Sky Over Philadelphia and Detroit DC10 Incident
A Philadelphia bridge painter Demitrios Poulos died after slipping from a 100 foot life line during a rescue over a river. In Detroit a DC10 suffered a cargo door failure at 12 000 feet causing a depressurization and debris injuries but landed safely. No explosive device was found.
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Hog cholera detected in Florida slaughter plant
The Agriculture Department reports another hog cholera case in the Southeast, found in a single hog from a Florida plant at Alachua. The hog came from a 194 head shipment linked to buying stations serving Florida, South Carolina, and North Carolina. Tests on remaining hogs proceed to trace infection and spread. Forty four states are hog cholera free, with Texas, North and South Carolina still contending with outbreaks in infected areas.
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American bride seeks Nixon help over Soviet husband arrest
Judith Silver Shapiro, the Cincinnati social worker wife of Gabriel Shapiro, says she will appeal to President Nixon to secure his release after being told her husband was arrested by Russian police. They were married in a private Moscow ceremony but could not complete a civil wedding as her visa expired.
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Relaxed wine laws eyed by Thomasville City Commission
The Thomasville City Commission, in first reading, proposed liberalizing wine rules to allow on premise consumption in restaurants, replacing the current $4,000 beer and wine licensing regime. The measure, backed by Dr. William McCollum, would require meals for 30 or more patrons and seek parity with beer licenses, with a second reading set for July 10 and no free licenses for private clubs.
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ED Kelly
Thomasville
Ronald H. Salter
B. Maxey Powell
Salter
William McCollum
B.B. Earle
Deadline nears for candidates to qualify
Wednesday noon marks the qualifying deadline for county state or national offices in the Democratic and Republican primaries and the November general election. Friday is the final day for voters to register to vote in this year’s primary and general elections.
Ousted General Says He Would Do Air Strikes Again
Former Vietnam air commander Gen John D Lavelle told a House subcommittee he would order the strikes again if given another chance. He said he would improve reporting procedures while noting he believed his superiors knew of the actions.
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Lavelle
Creighton Abrams
John D. Ryan
Air Force
Burial For Flood Victims Begins In Rapid City
Rapid City, South Dakota begins burial for flood victims as search for the dead continues. More than 200 deaths were reported earlier with 161 identified and 31 unidentified. Civil defense and National Guard units assist in the extended search and cleanup amid ongoing inquiries into cloud seeding reports.
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Donald Barnett
Voting Turnout Light In Bond Referendum
Thomasville voters faced a light turnout at Fire Station No. 1 as a $600000 bond referendum and three separate proposals for street paving sewer system work and auditorium improvements faced ballots. City Clerk Julius F. Arian oversaw the election with about 525 ballots by noon and polls open from 7 a.m. State Sen. Mike Herndon led the effort with volunteers from multiple local civic groups assisting in the process.
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Thomasville
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Harvey M. Young
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Re Freaesaivn Com
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