Daley Loses Convention Seat in Democratic Row
Washington dispatch reports Chicago mayor Richard Daley and 58 uncommitted delegates denied seats by the Credentials Committee. The panel, dominated by McGovern supporters, set a rival slate of 41 delegates and boosted McGovern aligned faction. Additional challenges on California and Illinois delegates widen discord ahead of the July Miami Beach convention.
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Credenile Committee
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Alinois
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Datey
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Reform Commission
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Attornay
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Erame Torshon
James P
South Carolin
Fet Daley
Mathew Troy
Queens
New York City
Richard Daley
Dick Daley
Hawaii
George Callace
Silver Sprite
Hell
Montgomery
Ala
Renewed sectarian clashes in Northern Ireland 2026
Protestants in Belfast and at least 10 cities erected barricades as British troops watched. Over 20,000 armed men and some masked women forced disruption on a busy Saturday, with violence in Belfast and Lurgan leaving one dead and several injured. A hooded body found near Woodvale raised fears of renewed communal strife amid a fragile ceasefire. Officials urged restraint while Catholics and Protestants fortified areas and blocked access in multiple locales.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Lurgan
Woodvaleara
Londonderry
Petfast
Ulster Defense Association
London
Hijacker loses pants gun and ransom in Detroit hijack
Investigators say the well planned hijacking left the suspect short of the ransom and equipment. FBI Detroit chief Neil Wetch stated the hijacker was identified by fingerprints and notes left on the plane. The case centers on Marlin McNally and Petlikowsky, both held on $100,000 bond as the FBI continues to trace links to St. Louis and Peru Indiana.
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Detroit
American Airlines
Neil Wetch
FBI
Peru
Ind
Aloarne
McNally
Petlikowtske Lala
Welch
Petlikowsky Tal
St. Lats
Seven missing in collision at sea
France Ataeh reported missing after the weather-observation frigate France II collided with the yacht Lefteria believed to lie under Danish registry. The yacht carried one person including two women. Four were rescued as several ships were diverted to search and assist in operations.
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France II
Local Readings Forecast With Weekend Times
The bulletin lists morning readings at 10 with a focus on love this morning. Forecast shows 95 high Friday and 87 high, with year ago readings at 65. Sunrise Sunday 5:38, Sunset Sunday 9:09, Sunvive Monday 9:09 with Sunset Monday.
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Aim
June drought linked to recordlow Columbus rainfall
June brought exceptionally low moisture in Columbus with only 0.62 inch of rain versus the 4.06 inch normal. The cool month tempered drought fears though temperatures spiked to around 97 degrees on two days near the Loup Power District station. Year to date rainfall remains uneven, with heavy April and May rains offsetting dryness earlier in the year.
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Columbus
Loup
Dane
Nixon vetoes public broadcasting measure shockingly
AP reports President Nixon vetoed a one year four million authorization for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. He says the bill offers an approved plan but Congress had already rejected similar regulation. Backers push for a broader funding approach tied to noncommercial TV. The veto influences broadcasting policy and politics in the Capitol.
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Niven
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House Commerce
Alin Wu
Arto
Hell
Ghakain
Toi Donald
D-Mass
Uth Hamu
Cilia Nixon
Ing Haanens Punter
Davis Fae
Turner resigns as highway boss
Turner resigns from his role as head of the Federal Highway Administration after serving as chief for the commission. The article notes his tenure and a proposal related to the construction of a bridge or highway project.
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Ineis
Pene
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Doyen
Morrison departs on nostalgic flight
Morrison escapes exposure as he flies a narrow cabin plane beyond usual routes using sectional maps. The narrative follows his journey, detailing weather and the risk factors he endures while in flight.
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Morrison
Holorsdoye
South Viets slow counteroffensive nears Quang Tri threat
Reports from Saigon and frontline correspondents describe a slowed North Vietnamese counteroffensive with remnants within three miles of Quang Tri City. Heavy shelling and river crossings challenge advancing forces as South Vietnamese units push toward the city and lanes of supply reopen on Highway 14.
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Engi
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Tishud
Guang Tri City
Em Holger Jensen
Tdi Oldiery
Phuve Bink
Clint
Shapioe
He Paaats Beak
Cambowl
Saloon
LOS
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Pleiku
Kouta
Mii
Alvive
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Pay Board chief hints at possible guideline changes
Pay Board chairman George Boldt says the inflation target may require adjusting the pay guideline. He cautioned changes would depend on reaching the objective of around 4 percent inflation and stressed no decision timeline. Boldt announced public hearings across major cities and noted possible yearly updates.
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Washington
George Nt. Boldt
Boldt
Chicago
San Francisco
Ale Fanta
Cash of Living Council
Nida
Wineries Molu's Corp
The
Price Commission
Bill ties Social Security hike to new debt limit
Congress debates tying a 20 percent Social Security benefits increase to raising the debt ceiling. President Nixon faces pressure over the plan, with Republicans opposing the size of the raise and Democrats arguing for timely relief. The measure would raise Social Security payments to September and include provisions for disaster tax refunds.
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Yemen and United States to resume diplomatic ties
Yemen and the United States agree to resume diplomatic relations after a five year rupture, with a Yemeni spokesman stating that talks will be held. Secretary of State visits the capital Sanaa, marking a historic first meeting for the two nations amid broader regional tensions.
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APL
Yemen
United States
Yefen Kimbissy
Washington
Ig Asveul
Dev Wal
Wiliam P
Sorkvit
Dakarla
U.K
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