Democratic Governors Seek Calm Ahead of National Convention
Democratic state governors gathered for the National Governors Conference urged major presidential candidates to settle proliferating delegate challenges informally and swiftly. Senator George McGovern, fresh from election-eve campaigning in California and New Mexico, met with governors while Senator Hubert Humphrey planned to arrive.
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Houston
Tex
George McGovern
California
New Mexico
FALSE TEETH At Any Time And The Political Delegates Chaos
A jumble of ads and reports mentions denture adhesive claims and a penitentiary death in Idaho. It also covers Democratic convention delegate challenges, with Gov. Milton Shapp voicing concern that reforms might trigger chaos at the Miami convention and urging candidates to reach agreement to restore order amid a shifting delegate landscape.
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Boise, Idaho
Shelbyville
Ind
Richard McNeeley
Idaho
McNeeley
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Shapp
Chicago
Miami
McGovern Extends Delegate Lead Before California Primary
George S. McGovern pushed his Democratic National Convention delegate total to 537 on the eve of the California primary, adding delegates from Oklahoma Kentucky Connecticut Colorado and Illinois in state caucuses and the official canvas in Nebraska. Wallace lost a few delegates in Michigan lowering his count to 67 with 72 previously credited. Humphrey and Muskie trailed with 299 and 166 respectively while 44914 delegates remained uncommitted. Nixon held 691 and no other Republican had won convention delegates. The convention opened with politicking as LEAA money and drug policy sparring surfaced alongside calls for stronger arms amid a Nixon Russia treaty.
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Washington
George S. McGovern
California
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Connecticut
Colorado
Illinois
Nebraska
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Michigan
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Miami Beach
Nixon
Shapp
LEAA
Jerris Leonard
Robert Scott
North Carolina
Haiphong Hit By U S Bombs
A Hanoi broadcast relayed by Tokyo said U S aircraft attacked areas near Haiphong on Sunday using thousands of steel pellet bombs. Civilians including children were killed or wounded in Lu y Dong hamlet and Dong Hai village near the port city of Haiphong in North Vietnam.
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Tokyo
Hanoi
U.S
Haiphong City
Vietnam
Luy Dong
Dong Hai
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Wye Oak Tree Reinforced. Age Estimated at 230 Years
The Wye Oak, a black oak standing 125 feet above Jockey Hollow in Maryland State Park, has been reinforced with cables and patched with concrete. Patchwork obscured many annual rings, so the age of about 230 years remains a close estimate.
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Jockey Hollow
Maryland State Park
Heart Surgeon Dr Edmond Henry Dies at 62
Marseille France AP Dr Edmond Henry who performed the 1968 heart transplant on Emmanuel Vitria died Monday of a heart attack at age 62. Vitria remains in good condition after the operation in November 1968.
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Marseille
France
Edmond Henry
Emmanuel Vitria
Henry
Vitria
Basic Black to Bold Shades in Shoes and Bags
The piece notes a shift from black being dominant to many new shoe shades now available. It urges coordinating shoes and handbags with outfits to revive and enliven wardrobes, claiming a dress or suit can feel new when paired with the right accessories.
Gift ready dainty flower designed undergarment set
An added touch for a small gift. Pettit slip and bikinis share a dainty flower design. Slip available S M L Short and Average lengths priced at 5.00. Bikini in sizes 4 5 6 priced at 2.50. Matching fibre fill bra 4.50.
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George Wallace
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Wallace
Patrick Lucey
Wisconsin
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Kenneth Curtis
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
Russia
Model Home Store
Model Home Stores
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Egg M. Hood
UAW
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27Th Streets
Poll
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Monroe and
28Th Streets
Midwest
Ken Shipley
Claude Riley
Mounds Mall
Anderson
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Muncie Mall
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