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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1968
Page
3
Readable text shows a tally figure and nomination process requiring 1312 votes or points. The item notes a self counted result used to nominate a candidate or option within a local or organizational election. It records the numeric threshold and the procedural context.
The Austin Minnesota Herald notes the first heart operation, credited to Guido Farina and L Rehn in 1896, in a historical overview of Democratic candidates and medical milestones.
Zsa Zsa and Eva Gabor back Humphrey while Eugene McCarthy enlists Allen and Bernstein. Harry Belafonte appears with McCarthy in New York as Simon and Garfunkel campaign for him, and the Fifth Dimension joins Humphrey. Gen George McGovern lags behind in the battle for the Democratic nomination.
Mary Fegan of Los Angeles who was told by a Nebraska physician she had six months to live died at 105. She left Nebraska in 1893 aboard a covered wagon for California and regained her health. Graveside services were held in San Diego after her death Wednesday.
In Holderness New Hampshire two Girl Scouts Connie Manville and Mitzi Ruel became stranded on the face of Rattlesnake Mountain. George Carson of Windsor Pennsylvania lowered his wife to grab the girls wrists and then pulled them to safety with the help of state conservation officers.
The ancient philosopher Aristotle states the heart is the center of the soul and life in his influential theory. This view contrasts with later notions that place the mind or brain at the core of consciousness.
A mile square security zone around the International Amphitheatre will close to non credentialed people during the Democratic National Convention. Police said the area runs from Halsted Street to Ashland Avenue and from 39th to 47th Streets, with prior plans for a smaller restricted zone scrapped. Democratic Chairman John M Bailey praised the arrangements as preparations proceed in Chicago.
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