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McGovern to pick new running mate after Eagleton withdrawal
The search centers on eight men including Frank Church Edmund Muskie and Lawrence O'Brien with Kennedy still favored by some aides. Georgia governor candidates and Carter are considered while McGovern weighs Kennedy as a top option. A public decision could come within days on a nationwide broadcast.
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Eagleton Withdraws From McGovern Ticket
Senator Thomas Eagleton announced he will withdraw as George McGovern's running mate and seek re election to the Senate from Missouri in 1974 He said he is not bitter and praised McGovern while noting staff overreach in backgrounding reporters The move aims to unify the Democratic Party and McGovern said Eagleton's exit was jointly agreed to.
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Hijackers Reach Algiers With $1 Million Loot
An airliner landed safely in Algiers with hijackers and a $1 million ransom. Algerian officials questioned the hijackers for two hours, then took them away. FBI identified three Detroit men as involved and the jet then headed to Boston before Algeria. Eight Detroit passengers remained onboard. two women and three children accompanied the hijackers. Allan Davis witnessed the arrival for the American mission.
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IRA Denies Bombings In Claudy
BELFAST Northern Ireland AP IRA denies planting the Claudy bombs that killed one and wounded over 30 near Londonderry. Provisional Wing leaders allege British troops staged the blasts to divert from invading Catholic enclaves. Separately in Brazil, a labor court rejected a priest’s claim for 12000 from the Church for farm work.
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U S Jets Hit Haiphong Shipyard in New Strike
U S Navy jets struck Haiphong Shipyard No 3 in the harbor killing time with fires set amid declares no deepwater vessels in the area and 27 foreign ships trapped by a minefield. Bien Hoa base attacked with heavy shelling while Thieu urges continued bombing to squeeze North Vietnam’s military and economy.
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Plan Three Chiefs At County Hospitals Plan Three Chiefs At County Hospitals
Erie County commissioners move to appoint Dr John Mannarelli as County Director of Medical Services and Facilities to oversee both hospital facilities. Shirley Colvin to run the main hospital at Girard, while a third administrator will be sought for the annex. Mannarelli awaits license approval, a process expected to take eight weeks.
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NBA Player Arrested For Police Melee
Midland, PA AP A man identified as Norm Van Lier of the Chicago Bulls was arrested after allegedly leading a group in an attempted takeover of the local police station. He faces charges including assault on a police officer inciting to riot and obstruction. He was arraigned and released on bond.
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Bremer Identified by Witnesses in Wallace Attack Trial
In Upper Marlboro Maryland two courtroom witnesses identified Arthur H Bremer as the man who wounded Governor George Wallace during a May 15 campaign rally in Laurel Maryland. A Milwaukee gun dealer testified Bremer bought a 33 caliber revolver last January. Bremer pleaded innocent by reason of insanity as his trial opened with a jury chosen. other witnesses failed to identify him.
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