Eagleton Named McGovern Running Mate For 1972
The Missouri senator at 42 was chosen by Sen. George McGovern as his vice presidential candidate after aligning with the McGovern camp in Miami Beach. Eagleton rose from St. Louis circuit attorney to lieutenant governor and attorney general, then to U.S. senator, championing labor, consumer protection, environmental acts, and a war powers measure. He advocates wage and price controls and backed a ceasefire in Vietnam, with a noted reformist record and a political family background. He is married to Barbara Smith with two children.
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Goldwater Of Left? GOP Hopes Some Demos Fear
In Miami Beach AP reports Republicans hope Democratic nominee George McGovern is a Barry Goldwater of the left while many Democrats fear a landslide. The piece weighs parallels and stark contrasts between Goldwater’s 1964 bid and McGovern's 1972 campaign as McGovern seeks to unify his divided party against Nixon, aiming to shift the campaign dynamic and set the terms of the fall race.
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California
Robbers Moonlight in Indiana Halves Thefts in 1972
FBI reports seven bank holdups in Indiana so far in 1972 versus 54 in 1971. Arrests have been made in three cases this year, including Alfonso Lamar Harris of Indianapolis charged with robbing a Union Federal Savings and Loan branch of over $11,000 on June 29.
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Alfonso Lamar Harris
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Soviet issue five stamps for summer Olympic games
Tass reports the Soviet Union issued five stamps honoring the summer Olympic games. The stamps depict fencing gymnastics rowing boxing and athletics marking the event.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Oil and gas leases boost U S public lands revenue
Oil and gas leases on public lands yield about $35 million annually for the federal treasury, providing steady income from national resources.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
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