Ohio Credentials Committee Clears Delegates for DNC Vote
AP dispatch notes four delegate challenges were rejected by the Democratic Credentials Committee. Ohio State Sen Maryly Jackson may replace Hep Wayin on Ohio's delegation to the DNC. A New York challenge and a compromise on Indiana prompted postponement. Daley’s Chicago delegation may vote on the vice presidential nominee.
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Longtina
Ohio
Feitoat
Credentials Committee
DNC
New Jersey
Wiscounty
Virginia
New York
Vndla
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Aginhiee
Willan
Binge
Daley
Himals
DNG
PNG
Sorevent Shriver
Democrats Choose Shriver To Replace Eagleton On Ticket
In Ohio the Credentials Committee rejected claims that seating Jackson would over represent blacks and recommended seating Michael Blecher pending a new election. New Jersey allowed provisional seating for Rochester and others, while Virginia’s challenge to seating Jenkins was denied. Louis Stokes and Morris Jackson argued over Ohio’s eight member DNC delegation votes amid intra party rivalry and civil rights concerns.
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Shriver
Thomas K. Eagleton
Ohio
King
Afi-Cio
Jackson
Micheael Lelcher
Whaconsia
DNC
Bletcher
New Jersey
Louis Stokes
Slate
Morris Jackson
Stokes
Hubert Jr. Humphrey
Afl-Cio
Frank Klig
Main
Beach
Kop
Wayne Hays
Robert McAllister
McGovern
Mays
Bill King
Elm er Gantry actress Shirley Jones on fame and roles
Shirley Jones, famous for 19 of 8 years as bright ingenues, said her favorite role is a prostitute in Elm er Gantry, for which she won an Academy Award. A Herald interview with the star appears on Page 2.
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Indianapolis
Elmer Gantry
Herald
Gary Drug War Death Toll Rises in Gary Ind
Mayor Richard G Hatcher requests federal aid to battle a gangland narcotics war in Gary Indiana where 16 people have died this year and a rash of shootouts continue. Police seek 60 automatic weapons for patrols while IRS help is sought to enforce firearms laws amid slayings tied to The Family gang.
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Ind
Richard G. Hatcher
Indiana
Charles Boone
U.S. Army
Boone
Hatcher
Internal Revenue Service
Ife
Dotis Young
Linda Williams
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Matcher
Playboy Sues Marion Over Minors' Access Ordinance
Playboy Enterprises Inc. files a federal suit in Fort Wayne against the city of Marion and officials challenging a June 16 1971 ordinance that bars minors from entering stores selling pornographic literature. The suit seeks a ruling that the ordinance is illegal and requests injunctions. The publishers say local merchants have declined to stock Playboy due to the law.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Playboy Magazine
Marion
Playboy Enterprises Inc
U.S. District Court
Pilot dies in Fortville area plane crash near cornfield
Chesterfield man Stanley Ray Cook, 21, died when his single engine Champion nosed down and collided in a Hancock County cornfield. Witness Vernon Harling saw the crash as rescuers found the wreckage about 450 yards east of County Road HOW. FAA investigators from Weir Cook Airport will survey the scene. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Skyview Drive
Chesterfield
Fouville
Craf
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Harald
John Epperson
Fortville
Here
Stanley Ray Cook
Hancock County
Forrest Fisher
James Apple
Vernon Harling
Rt. 1
Warting
How
Fisher
Sente
Harold Trees
George Mock
Anderson
Mock
Federal Aviation Authority
Weir Cook
Larry Sparks
Senate votes down handgun ban amid gun control debate
The Senate rejected a measure to outlaw private handgun possession and to require registration and licensing of firearms. Staunch opposition, led by Hart and Kennedy proposals, cited NRA influence and concerns about criminal use of small concealable guns.
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Wasitiington
Philip A. Hartl
D-Mich
Hart
Dire Bayh
D-Ind
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Bayh
Roman UL. Hruska
ReNobr
Kennedy
National Rifle Association
Matt
Nixon
School vandals cost taxpayers in Anderson schools
Anderson school officials say vandalism this summer may cost taxpayers about 10000 dollars for replacing broken glass at multiple buildings including Hazelwood Valley Grove Shadeland and Madison Heights high school. Superintendent Carney notes most vandals escape and restitution is rare while some damage occurs during play or disputes.
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Jim Rady
Catulla
Hazelwood School
Manaca
Herald
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Anderson
Hazelwood
Valley Grove
Shadeland
Madison Heights
Jennings Coen
Marehwood School
Sonle Cuard
Coen
Yarelwood
Madison Conny
Carl May
Valley Grave
Carney
Corn
Coon
Madison Trigits High School
Canney
Shadeland School
Iselplinig
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