Hubert Humphrey Wins Democratic Nomination for President
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey won the Democratic nomination at a violent Chicago convention amid deep Viet Nam war divisions. McCarthy McGovern challenged him, with Muskie or Shriver eyed as possible running mate. Johnson praised the choice as unity loomed uncertain.
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U S Reports Sharp New Fighting in Vietnam Casualties Rise
U S Command reports a peak weekly toll with 308 Americans killed and 1 144 wounded as heavy enemy attacks resume. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese losses reach 4 755 killed, the biggest weekly total since May 18, with South Vietnamese forces suffering heavy casualties as well.
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Kennedy to Address Convention in Hyannisport Honor
Senator Edward M. Kennedy is expected to address the Democratic National Convention tonight honoring his late brother Robert Kennedy. The speech may be broadcast from Boston or Hyannisport via closed circuit television.
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Guatemalans Hunt Killer of U S Envoy
Guatemalan authorities pressed the hunt for the killer of U S Ambassador John Gordon Mein after his assassination in Guatemala City. President Mendez declared a 30 day state of siege and three days of mourning as Washington sought a full investigation and expressed grief.
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Humphrey Denounces Violence at Democratic Convention
Hubert H. Humphrey rejected what he called stormtrooper tactics and rowdyism by dissident delegates at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. He defended strong security, recounted threats against his family, and urged an end to interruptions as he discussed Democratic procedures and minority voices.
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Johnson Presence Expected At Chicago Democratic Convention
President Johnson, praising the convention that endorsed his Vietnam policy and Humphrey's nomination, is believed likely to attend the Chicago gathering tonight to back the ticket. He lauded Humphrey and urged unity while maintaining secrecy about his plans.
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Crowing Champion Trial At Minnesota State Fair
A 12 year old speckled Old English Gamecock named Rusty vies for the first crowing championship in the 106 year history of the Minnesota State Fair. Debra Davis, 11, Milwaukee, owns Rusty who is trained at Hallback Farmers near Waterford Wisconsin. Rusty won the Wisconsin state fair crown last week with about 62 crows in twenty minutes.
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Demonstrators regroup for another march near Hilton Chicago
About 175 demonstrators regroup across from the Conrad Hilton Hotel as National Guardsmen replace tired troops after clashes near the Democratic National Convention site. Don Rose says a 2 pm rally may decide next steps toward the Amphitheatre where Humphrey was nominated.
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State Tax Fund Set to Finance Reforms
The Minnesota property tax relief fund is healthier to back reforms after State Auditor King found the new 3 percent sales tax brought about 3 million more than expected for 1967-68. Receipts totaled 113,007,972 across 11 months, beating Logan’s forecast of 110 million, aiding credits for homeowners and municipalities.
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Czechs Move Toward Liberal Reforms Under Moscow Pressure
Czechoslovakia's Communist leaders proceed with limited liberal reforms while opposition questions capitulation to Moscow. Premier Cernik announces temporary press restrictions as National Assembly resists the Moscow pact, demanding a firm Soviet troop withdrawal date and freedom for arrested and media. Public displays of resistance lessen in Prague with planned protests canceled.
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Violence Mounts in Mexico City
President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz faced rising violence as thousands of slum residents and students protested. At night 46 armored cars moved along Paseo de la Reforma while troops attempted to quell rioting that has gripped Mexico City since July 26.
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