McGovern Shriver Begin Campaign After Nomination
In Washington McGovern briefs Sargent Shriver on the vice presidential role after choosing him to join the ticket. The move follows Eagleton's withdrawal and a scramble to unify the Democratic lineup before the party's committee endorsement.
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Melvin Laird
Shriver
France
Nixon
Laird
Mystery Dead Man Unidentified After Bluefield Area Crash
The unidentified young white man, 18 to 20, about 5 feet 10 inches, 160 to 165 pounds, with reddish brown hair, died in a vehicle pedestrian collision on U S 1921 by-pass near Beckley July 23. Fingerprints sent to the FBI, post mortem and X rays conducted, photos circulated to police and Tazewell County jail inmates offered possible recognition. Authorities checked birth records in four counties and contacted Chicago for a missing person match.
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B. A. Vaughan
Beckley
John Durfee
Bluefield
Chicago
Vaughan
FBI
Mercer
Raleigh
McDowell
Wyoming
Tazewell County
Demos Again Turn To Kennedy Clan
Hyannis Port Massachusetts AP The Democratic party again seeks Kennedy family help for its national ticket this year choosing R Sargent Shriver to run with Senator George McGovern. Shriver husband of Eunice Kennedy Shriver spoke after McGovern's public selection as the ticket was announced at the Kennedy home.
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George McGovern
White House
Sargent Shriver
McGovern
Shriver
South Dakota
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Hyannis Port
Mass
Mlalviial Lialnts
Kennedys
R. Sargent Shriver
Sen
Rose Kennedy
Kennedy
Eunice
John F. Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
John Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert Kennedy
U.S
New York
Los Angeles
Edward M. Kennedy
Chicago
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
West Virginia Employers Shorted Workers Nearly Two Million
West Virginia employers underpaid about 7,000 workers by 1.99 million dollars in the year ending June. Back wages totaled 945,886 to 1,615 employers and 7,067 workers, with shortages in minimum wage overtime equal pay and age discrimination compliance. Some cases settled voluntarily, others pursued in federal court.
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Philadelphia
West Virginia
Department of Labor
Department
Charles M. Angell
Angell
New Yorker Wins Diaper Derby At Steel Pier
Derek Scudiero, 14 months, from New York City, wins the world championship Diaper Derby in Atlantic City finishing a 30 foot crawl in 22 seconds. He edges Kimberly Epstein by two seconds while nine month old Bryan Allan Levy of Ocean City spits up mid race. Derek receives a $25 U.S. savings bond.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Derek Scudiero
New York City
Steel Pier
Barbara Scuidero
Derek
George Hamid Jr
Cuddles
Daddy
Bryan Allan Levy
Ocean City
Anti Busing Battles Stall in Congress as Time Runs Short
In Washington the antibusing drive stalls as Rules and Education and Labor committees fight over priority. Colmer delays a constitutional amendment while other desegregation measures face procedural hurdles and a near quorum break highlights deep opposition.
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William M. Colmer
D-Miss
White House
Colmer
Education and Labor Committee
Lloyd Meeds
Five Hue area hamlets seized by North Vietnam troops
North Vietnamese forces captured five hamlets near Hue as U.S. officers warned of a possible move against the old imperial capital. Fighting centered near Hue with Checkmate Hill as South Vietnamese Marines and militia fought house to house, suffering 15 to 20 percent casualties from heavy Soviet 130 mm artillery.
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Saigon
Hue
U.S
Nounce
Truong Lau
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Highway 1
Vinh Thai
Vinh Phu
Imperial
Sen
Quang Tri
Jensen
Enraged Catholics Storm Army Post at Belfast Park
Crowds of about 1,000 Catholics surged onto Casement Park in Andersonstown, tearing down fences, pouring gasoline on an armored car, and clashing with British troops after a peaceful protest. Soldiers retreated wounded as rioters hurled rocks and bricks and set vehicles ablaze.
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Belfast
Casement Park
Andersonstown
New York Knapp Commission cites widespread police corruption
The Knapp Commission report says New York City police corruption runs from beat cops to brass. It criticizes the mayor's office and police department for inadequate steps to curb graft and notes a loss of public trust in police investigators. Testimony cites payoffs of 1500 to 3500 dollars monthly and a $137,000 narcotics raid haul. The commission, led by Whitman Knapp, urges reforms including legislative changes.
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New York
New York City
Police Department
Knapp Commission
Queens
William R. Phillips
Whitman Knapp
Wall Street
Spassky Beats Fischer in World Chess Championship Game
Spassky won the 11th game in Reykjavik cutting Fischer’s lead to two points 644-412 in the 24 game match. Spassky pressed an aggressive attack after drawing on move 31 with Fischer resigning after three hours of play.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
Fischer
Spassky
Bent Larsen
Spassky Faces Fischer in Game Eleven Resigns
Spassky with White loses to Fischer as 31. RxKP ends the game. Elapsed time shows Spassky 121 minutes and Fischer 104 minutes.
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Spassky
Fischer
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