Wallace may walk again within six months says physicians
Physicians at Gov. George C. Wallace’s bedside report his recovery after a May 15 shooting in Laurel Maryland. They say nerves may be affected but he could attend the Miami convention and possibly secure the nomination if he recovers.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Laurel
Miami
George McGovern
South Dakota
Wallace
Ted Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Gov. Wallace
Equality In Slurring May Prompt Hurricanes Named After Politicians
Mrs. Roxey Bolton, former NOW vice president, urges replacing female hurricane names with male or bird names to avoid gender slurs. She proposes listing Alice and Bob and Don, arguing equality of sexes in naming storms.
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National Hurricane Center
Roxey Bolton
National Organization of Women
Caribbean
Mrs. Bolton
Agnes
Betty
Carrie
Dawn
Weather Service
Alice
Bob
Carol
Don
Florence
S.C
Broken Glass Accident Solves His Problem
Miami artist Eugene Massin gives reader two pieces of Plexiglas and a self deprecating tale of DIY obsession. The author jokes about a compulsive habit to build and fix things, joking about nails and mishaps while touring Massin’s studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Eugene Massin
Massin
Benchley
New Warfare Era Seen With AWACS and Laser Beams
John Chamberlain argues a shift in warfare driven by airborne control systems and lasers. He describes AWACS aircraft with high altitude radar and global reach, enabling offensive or defensive use from Europe to the Mediterranean, as part of a broader move away from old multi headed missiles.
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Associated Press
U.S
New Hampshire
Cyrus McCormick
Cuba
Scapa Flow
Scotland
Tobruk
Libya
Okinawa
Milan
Italy
Paul VI
Dean Rusk
Berlin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Luci Johnson Nugent
John Chamberlain
New York
Vietnam
AWACS
U.S. Air Force
Caribbean
Europe
Mediterranean
Middle East
Air Force Space Digest
Frank Whittle
Lasers in Space and a DIY Art Tale of Plexiglas
The piece discusses laser weapons in orbit and defense implications with references to Henry Jackson and Lowell Ponte. It blends a talk on space age arms with a personal anecdote about crafting wall art from plexiglas and paneling, ending with a humorous mishap about breaking pieces of plexiglas while building a studio den.
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Lowell Ponte
U.S
Soviet Union
Air Force
SAMOS
MIDAS
Nixon
U.S.A
Brezhnev
Ussr
Tiler
Massin
Gauguin
Matisse
Klee
Picasso
Massin’s
Justice Dept plan backfired in Harrisburg Seven case
The Harrisburg Seven trial led to acquittals on conspiracy charges against Father Philip Berrigan Sister Elizabeth McAlister and five others amid FBI documents suggesting prosecutorial overreach. The article notes a costly legal battle that raised questions about pretrial influence and political folly. It also mentions related commentary on auto liability reform and FDA drug safety debates.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Justice Department
Father Philip Berrigan
Father Berrigan
Elizabeth McAlister
Henry Kissinger
FBI
Harrisburg
America
Neil McLaughlin
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Pentagon
Boyd Douglas
Kissinger
J, Edgar Hoover
Douglas
Secret Service
White House
Wash
D.C
Ramsey Clark
Harrisburg Seven
Joe Spear
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren Magnuson
Dash
Jim Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Judiciary Committee
Food and Drug Administration
National Ethical Pharmaceutical Association
FDA
Master of Double-Talk in Kennedy Vice Presidency Talk
Marianne Means argues Senator Edward Kennedy uses double-talk to preserve influence while not actively running. The piece weighs a McGovern Kennedy ticket and cites Gallup and Harris polls, noting Kennedy’s appeal to Catholics and blacks but risks among moderates, regional balance, and public trust.
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Washington
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
George McGovern
McGovern
Nixon
South
Middle West
Rocky Mountain
Northeast
California
Gallup
Wall Street Journal
Lou Harris
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Anaheim Bulletin
Special Weapons Laboratory
Kirkland Air Force Base
New Mexico
Kirkland
Defense Department
North Vietnam
Earth
Moon
Justice Dept
Hubert Humphrey
Teddy
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