Minnesota Democrats back Shriver for VP bid
Minnesota's five Democratic National Committee members are expected to back R Sargent Shriver as vice presidential running mate to Sen. George McGovern. The committee meets Tuesday in Washington to vote on the choice. Ann M. Ober of Lake Crystal won the fifth Minnesota seat on the committee after a runoff, reflecting enduring intra party divisions between Humphrey supporters and the Liberal Coalition. Ober's background includes farming roots, leadership roles in the DFL and state boards.
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Minnesota Delegates Back Nixon Agnew Ticket
Minnesota's 13 regular delegates and 13 alternates to the Republican National Convention expressed unanimous support for President Nixon and Vice President Agnew during a weekend meeting in Edina. The group also discussed other convention prep items ahead of the Aug. 21 to 23 gathering at Miami Beach Florida.
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George Washington and Morristown Winter Camps
George Washington and his troops endured winters at Morristown New Jersey in 1777 and again from 1779 to 1780 as part of the American Revolutionary War.
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Austin Herald item for August 7, 1972
Austin Minnesota brief dated Monday August 7 1972 summarizes local happenings with names places and events from the area, reflecting the town news and community notices of the period.
Violence in Northern Ireland Near 500 Death Toll
AP report from Belfast notes early Monday killings including two British soldiers and a youth as violence rises. IRA regrouping after a British sweep. probes into Andersonstown and Londonderry, with 492 confirmed Ulster deaths since August 1969 and 283 this year.
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William T. Grant, department store founder, dies at 96
William T. Grant of Greenwich Connecticut, founder and honorary board chairman of the department store chain bearing his name, died Sunday. He started the chain in 1906.
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