Bremer Father Claims Son Crucified by Maryland Case
William Bremer, father of Arthur H. Bremer, says his son deserves mental treatment rather than prison for the May shooting of Alabama Governor George C. Wallace. He accuses Maryland prosecutors of railroadinga 21 year old to a 63 year sentence and vows to appeal with possible $2,000 in donations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
William Bremer
Arthur H. Bremer
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Bremer
Angela Davis
South Side
Upper Marlboro
Wallace
Arthur Marshall
Daley slate at center as Democrats open three day meeting
The Democratic National Committee begins a three day session to nominate a running mate for George McGovern. A key dispute pits Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley against Alderman William Singer over Illinois committee seats from the Miami Beach delegation split.
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Democratic National Committee
George McGovern
Chicago
William S. Singer
Daley
Miami Beach
Illinois
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Ohio
Virginia
New York
Thomas F. Eagleton
Singer
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Kennedy
America
McGovern
Timberlawn
Maryland
Richard J. Daley
U.S
France
Peace Corps
Office of Economic Opportunity
Eagleton
Cape Cod
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Rose Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Hickory Hill
Robert Kennedy
Miami
Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union
Air Quality Improves But Water Pollution Worsens Report Says
The 450 page annual study notes nationwide air quality improved from 1969 to 1970 while water pollution rose in major watersheds. It estimates antipollution spending at 287.1 billion over a decade and warns parks may need usage limits. Nixon urges Congress to enact environmental laws this year.
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Council On Environmental Quality
Congress
Nixon
Council
Missing Girls Found Alive in Locked Closet
Two young girls Cherry Lambert six and Fara Fazi eight were found alive after four days trapped in a closet of a vacant home near Lackland AFB. They were discovered by a teenager walking her dog and taken to Wilford Hall hospital for treatment.
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San Antonio
Tex
Cherry Lambert
Fara Fazi
Ann Lambert
Fara
Wilford Hall Air Force Medical Center
Stephanie Roy
Fazi
Lackland Air Force Base
Alfred Carreon
Five Children and Three Women Die in Boston Fire
A tenement blaze in Roxbury Boston killed five children and three women early today. Identified victims include Maria Gomes and her children Michael Gina James Anthony and Zire. Alberta Carvalho and Catherine Ahern. Two children Balbina and Candida Andrade were hospitalized in serious condition. Armando Gomes treated for shock. Fire officials noted two firemen were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. cause under investigation.
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Boston
Roxbury
Maria Gomes
Michael
Gina
James
Anthony
Zire
Alberta Carvalho
Catherine Ahern
Boston City Hospital
Balbina Andrade
Candida Andrade
Armando Gomes
Joy ride by two boys ends in two deaths in Hollywood freeway crash
In North Hollywood two youths aged 12 and 13 stole a car during a weekend joy ride. A high speed chase ended when their car sideswiped a disabled sports car killing its driver Heidi Van Dorff and crashed into a vehicle carrying Army Spec. 4 Gary L. Jantz his wife Debbie and infant daughter Renee who died at the scene or shortly after. The two boys were hospitalized with minor injuries and booked for vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Hollywood
Ventura
Heidi van Dorff
van Nuys
Army
Children’s Hospital
U S Forces Send Scores of Planes Into Cambodia Front
US command reports heavy air strikes into Cambodia to aid besieged Cambodian forces. Jets from Bien Hoa destroyed 14 Soviet T54 tanks on the Saigon Phnom Penh highway near Kompong Trabek. Navy air attacks hit Lai Dong at Haiphong and a Cao Ning bridge spans. One US loss cited a Navy A7, pilot rescued. Ground fighting near Hue yields recaptured hamlets and civilian casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
Marine
Bien Hoa
Saigon-Phnom Penh
Kompong Trabek
South Vietnam
Mekong
North Vietnam
Lai Dong
Haiphong
U.S. Command
Cao Ning
Hanoi
China
Vinh
Hue
Quang Tri
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Maryland bans clamming after Chesapeake wipeout
ANNAPOLIS Md AP Maryland officials declare soft shell clams wiped out in the Chesapeake Bay and impose an indefinite ban on harvesting all such clams. The Health Department moves to lift its shellfish ban on the bay and tributaries.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Department of Natural Resources
State Health Department
Bay
McGovern Trains Shriver For Veep Run At Pace
Senator George McGovern intensifies his campaign plan as he trains Sargent Shriver for the vice presidency. Shriver expresses eagerness to campaign nationwide and focus on foreign policy and welfare with backing from Daley and Democratic leaders.
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Daley
McGovern
Sargent Shriver
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Joseph L. Andrade
Burbank Reserve
Lefty & Louise’s
Fairview Ave
S&h
George S. McGovern
President Nixon
South Dakota
Richard Nixon
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