[DOC] [TLE] Arthur Bremer - Wikipedia [PAR] Arthur Herman Bremer (born August 21, 1950) is an American convicted for an 
assassination attempt on U.S. Democratic presidential candidate George 
Wallace on May 15, 1972 in Laurel, Maryland, leaving Wallace permanently 
paralyzed from the ... On 16 February 1972, Bremer quit his job at the Athletic 
club. Bremer got... [DOC] [TLE] Governor George Wallace shot - May 15, 1972 - HISTORY.com [PAR] On this day in History, Governor George Wallace shot on May 15, 1972. ... the 
governor of Alabama and a presidential candidate, is shot by 21-year-old Arthur 
Bremer. ... In June 1963, under federal pressure, he was forced to end his 
blockade of the ... In time, he gained the political support of Alabama's growing 
African... [DOC] [TLE] George Wallace Shot in Laurel, 1972 | Boundary Stones: WETA's ... [PAR] Jun 24, 2015 ... Moments after this photo was taken he was shot by Arthur Bremer. ... By the time 
he reached Maryland, his national popularity was at its height. ... siginificant 
momentum in the 1972 Presidential campaign when he made the fateful ... 
Rather, Bremer was singularly obsessed with gaining personal fame and... [DOC] [TLE] Portrait of an Assassin: Arthur Bremer - PBS [PAR] Instead, Bremer's shots paralyzed Wallace for life, effectively ending his long 
quest ... He wrote in the first half of his diary, unearthed in 1980 from its burial 
place in ... that George Wallace announced his candidacy for the 1972 
presidential election, ... violence since his first Alabama gubernatorial campaign 
ten years earlier. [DOC] [TLE] Gunman Who Shot Wallace Is to Be Freed - The New York Times [PAR] Aug 24, 2007 ... Arthur Bremer, the gunman who tried to kill Gov. ... he campaigned for the 
Democratic presidential nomination in 1972, will be ... shooting Mr. Wallace and 
wounding three others at a campaign stop in Laurel, Md. The bullet that lodged in 
Mr. Wallace's spine paralyzed his legs, and he used a wheelchair until... [DOC] [TLE] George Wallace, Segregation Symbol, Dies at 79 - The New York ... [PAR] Sep 14, 1998 ... George C. Wallace of Alabama, who built his political career on ... in his 1972 
Presidential campaign by a 21-year-old drifter named Arthur Bremer. ... In the 
1972 race, he was running even stronger in the Democratic Presidential 
primaries. ... having been shot and paralyzed on the day before the balloting. [DOC] [TLE] Wallace shooting: The day a campaign, and chaos, came to Laurel ... [PAR] May 10, 2012 ... On May 18, 1972, the News Leader ran this photo of Prince ... moments after 
Bremer shot presidential candidate George Wallace, who was then governor of 
Alabama. ... he stepped toward the crowd and in range of Arthur Herman Bremer. 
... Wallace was gaining momentum, had won resoundingly earlier in... [DOC] [TLE] Arthur Bremer and Richard Nixon - Page 2 - Watergate - The ... [PAR] Page 2 of 2 - Arthur Bremer and Richard Nixon - posted in ... The incumbent 
Brewer, a moderate, was gaining momentum and had the support .... WALLACE, 
JR: He always had told me that he realized he might be shot running for 
president. .... NARR: With his campaign all but over he was headed to Miami,... [DOC] [TLE] George Corley Wallace facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia ... [PAR] Though he failed to gain the presidency, he continued to serve the state of ... and 
took office just as the civil rights movement was gaining momentum. ... But he 
would not complete the race. ... His would-be assassin, Arthur Bremer, was 
caught, convicted, and ... The shooting left the governor paralyzed from the waist 
down. [DOC] [TLE] United States presidential election of 1972 - Britannica.com [PAR] A victory there, they hoped, would provide the momentum necessary to capture 
the nomination. ... Muskie ran an exhausting campaign that stretched his 
energies and resources thin. .... he was expected to win, he was shot four times 
by 21-year-old Arthur Bremer. Wallace survived, but he was paralyzed from

Question: His 1972 presidential bid was gaining momentum when he was shot & paralyzed by Arthur Bremer
Answer: George Wallace