Shriver Briefed On Campaign Road Plan
Senator George McGovern gears Shriver for the running mate role. Aiming to mobilize the campaign, Shriver vows a first foray to the people by Thursday. He seeks broad support from Chicago Mayor Daley and plans early stops in major cities focusing on foreign policy and welfare.
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McGovern
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Eight killed in Roxbury Boston tenement fire
A two and a half story wood frame building in Roxbury saw eight people die in an early morning blaze. Maria Gomes, 24, and five of her children aged 1 to 8 perished, along with two elderly women on the top floor. The Gomes father Ormond Gomes escaped with injuries, while several neighbors and two firefighters were hospitalized. Cause undetermined. Gomes owned the building.
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Ahern
Joseph L. Andrade
McGovern Leads Nixon In Labor Endorsements
An AP survey shows McGovern backed by labor leaders representing about 6 million workers, while Nixon is backed by 2.4 million. AFL-CIO Meany sits on the fence with 10 million unionists. Experts argue endorsements influence votes but vary in impact.
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George McGovern
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Nixon
Associated Press
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George Meany
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Frank E. Fitz
COPE
Labor Federation
Hubert H. Humphrey
Meany
United Auto Workers
Aflcio
Teamsters
Spassky Defeats Fischer Narrowing World Chess Lead
In Reykjavik, Spassky beat Fischer in 31 moves after 3 1/2 hours, the win trimming Fischer’s lead to 62-42 after 11 games. Spassky opened with knight retreat, faced Fischer’s poisoned pawn sacrifice, and won as Fischer resigned.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
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Bobby Fischer
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N.Y
Sygisky
Isaac Kashdan
Associated Press
Svetozar Gligoric
Gligorie
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Lucey cites 1973 Wisconsin session priorities
Governor Patrick J. Lucey named no fault auto insurance probate reform and property tax relief as key issues for the 1973 Wisconsin legislative session. He spoke Sunday night outlining the administration’s agenda and goals.
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Patrick J. Lucey
Corruption found in NYPD probe triggers reform call
A special commission reports widespread corruption in a two year NYPD probe and urges appointment of a special deputy state attorney general to root out misconduct among policemen prosecutors and judges. The Senate begins debate on a handgun ban aimed at Saturday night specials. Air quality improves in many cities while major watersheds worsen. A giant solar storm subsides after disabling radio links Saturday night.
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Birch Bayh
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Council On Environmental Quality
Democrats Open Three Day Meeting To Nominate Veep
The Democratic National Committee begins an extraordinary three day session to pick a running mate for George McGovern after resolving seating disputes including a challenge to Chicago Mayor Daley’s Illinois slate. Daley backs Sargent Shriver as vice presidential nominee amid divisions over Eagleton’s replacement and state delegation fights.
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Richard J. Daley
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Daley
Miami Beach
Illinois
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Wisconsin
New Jersey
Ohio
Virginia
New York
Thomas F. Eagleton
Persistence pays off for education grad at Bemidji State
Be midji State College education major sent 350 letters and 90 credential sets before landing a job, despite a Minnesota survey showing only 17 percent of education grads hired. Placement Director Dr. John Brady notes elementary teachers in demand, though women in the major face more hiring difficulty. In Washington, Senatorial hopeful and Kennedy ally Sargent Shriver, a liberal with long political pedigree, is picked to replace Eagleton on the Democratic ticket, bringing decades of public service and family prominence.
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France
Nixon
Maryland
Yale College
Yale Law School
Newsweek Magazine
Joseph Kennedy
St. Patrick's Cathedral
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