Humphrey says McGovern nearly quit race before Wisconsin primary
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey revealed that George McGovern was close to dropping out of the Democratic presidential race before Wisconsin. Humphrey, on a San Antonio swing to rally Texas Democrats, noted McGovern’s Wisconsin win gave him new life and highlighted concerns among governors and lawmakers about party losses.
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U.N. Committee Approves Abandonment of All Nuclear Tests
A U.N. conference committee voted 48 to 2 with 14 abstentions to urge the end of all nuclear tests. France and China opposed, the United States and Britain abstained. New Zealand led the move, arguing radiation fallout pollutes the environment. France claimed its Pacific tests pose no atmospheric radiation risk.
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First Patriot Song The Liberty Song in 1768 Boston Gazette
The Liberty Song is likely America's first patriotic tune appearing in the Boston Gazette on July 18 1768. It is cited as a foundational patriotic piece in colonial American history.
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Boston Gazette
Navy launches its own consumer protection program
The Navy announced a preventive consumer awareness initiative across ships and stations aimed at shielding sailors and dependents from unfair practices. The order empowers Naval District commandants to place merchants off limits and deny access to Navy families, with legal help offered to those harmed by high interest rates or deceptive lending.
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Navy
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Four more die in Belfast violence in Irish conflict
In Northern Ireland three civilians and a British soldier were killed on Sunday bringing the death toll to 367 in three years of violence. Two civilians died amid a five hour gun battle in Ardoyne Belfast between Catholic and Protestant factions as troops faced heavy fire. A soldier was killed by sniper fire at Londonderry while the Provisional IRA claimed responsibility.
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Jesus ministry span tied to Passover celebrations
The text asserts Jesus public ministry lasted about two to three years, with the duration determined by the number of Passovers He celebrated. It mentions reliance on base newspapers and radio stations for consumer affairs guidance.
Free Beltone hearing aid offer for informed readers
Advertisement promises a free non-operating Beltone aid to improve understanding of speech. The tiny ear level device weighs less than a third of an ounce, with no head wires. No cost or obligation to obtain, request via Dept. 2230-2231, Beltone Electronics Corp., Chicago Illinois 60646.
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George R R Edwards Dies at 81 in Missouri
George R R Edwards longtime Missouri Tigers basketball coach died Saturday at 81 in Columbia AP. Edwards led MU from 1926 to 1946 guiding the Tigers to a Big Six Conference tie in 1929 and a shared crown 19 years later.
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