Podgorny pledges Soviet aid to Hanoi against U.S. aggression
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny returned from an unannounced Hanoi trip and pledged all necessary assistance to repel American aggression. Moscow radio said discussions with North Vietnamese leaders covered intensifying aggression and calls to stop bombing and port mining. U.S. air strikes resumed at full pace as Podgorny left, with targets including SAM sites, while Paris peace talks potentially approach a restart.
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McGovern presses New York outreach for minority votes
United Press International reports Senator George S. McGovern campaigned in New York ahead of the March primary courting Black Puerto Rican and Jewish voters. He seeks 1,509 delegates to clinch the nomination and hopes a strong New York showing, with about 200 of 248 delegates, will sustain momentum toward a Miami Beach first ballot win.
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AMA board backs end of pot penalty
The AMA Board of Trustees urged abolishing criminal penalties for private marijuana possession. If approved by the House of Delegates, the change would boost legalization arguments and aligns with a National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse report. Masters and Johnson urged doctors and ministers to embrace sex counseling amid rising public demand.
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Nixon aide among 5 arrested in DNC break in
Five men were arrested at the Democratic National Committee offices in the Watergate complex at 2 30 a.m. including former CIA officer W McCord Jr security coordinator for the Nixon re election committee He 53 was charged with second degree burglary Others hailed from Miami and Cuba with operatives named Valdes Gonzalez Hamton Carter The incident prompted calls for a full FBI and Justice Department probe and raised questions about electoral process integrity.
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Tucson Daily Citizen masthead and pricing notice
The Tucson Daily Citizen displays press affiliations with the Associated Press and United Press International and lists subscription and mail rates for Arizona and broader areas. It includes home delivery prices, outside Tucson options, and notices for second class postage in Tucson, Arizona.
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Florida Tornadoes Kill Five as Season's First Hurricane Nears
Five people die in Florida as the season’s first hurricane threatens the Panhandle coast. Evacuation routes may be cut by high waters. A sailboat was toppled onto a house in Palm Beach County. Coast Guard aids a freighter and searches for a missing fishing ketch. A tropical low forms 450 miles southwest of Bermuda with 50 mph winds drifting north.
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Colonial Stores to Roll Back Prices After Settlement
Colonial Stores agrees to settlement with the federal Price Commission over profits deemed above allowable margins under Nixon era price guidelines. Ernest F. Boyce, president of the 435 store chain based in Atlanta, says the firm believed itself innocent but opted to settle to avoid a lengthy court fight. The commission ordered a rollback to reverse price hikes added in late 1971.
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Owls Nest Avoided by Workers at Oregon Paper Mill
At the American Can Company paper mill in Halsey Oregon workers avoided disturbing a brood of owls nesting in a burrow atop a gigantic wood chip pile. The company authorized a change in chip moving operations to protect the nest while bulldozer operators nightly witness two adult owls feeding juveniles.
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Wallace prognosis dim for walking after collapse
In Silver Springs Maryland doctors said George C Wallace has less than a 50 percent chance to walk normally again though he may move with crutches and braces. They doubt he can attend the Democratic National Convention starting July 10 in Miami Beach.
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Nixon awards birthday boy with presidential pen
President Nixon surprised 6 year old Paul Motta at a birthday party aboard his father's yacht in Florida. He flew in from Grand Cay Is and the Bahamas after two days away, delivering a card with the White House seal and a ballpoint pen bearing his name.
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