McGovern Eyes Missouri Senator for VP Run
McGovern narrowed potential running mates amid a 1 PM PDT deadline. Key names surfaced include Missouri Senator Thomas F. Eagleton, who attended discussions with McGovern aides in Miami Beach. Other possibilities cited were Rep. Wilbur Mills, UAW President Leonard Weinglass, Senator Abraham Ribicoff, and Gov. Patrick Lucey, while Kennedy pledged to endorse once the choice was settled.
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Waste disposal decision expected in Hayward for cannery wastes
MARLENE MICHELSON MAYWARD reports a decision on whether Oakland Scavenger Co may dispose of cannery fruit wastes at its Hayward shore dump. A public hearing will follow Alameda County Zoning Administrator Richard Lynn's review as the firm seeks a conditional use permit to spread wastes on 125 to 180 acres of its 456 acre site. The company has been hauling waste by barge, dumping offshore where a docking facility was leased to another firm.
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Meat cost leveling eyed as imports rise in August
Washington officials, led by Treasury Secretary George P. Shull, forecast meat price leveling with higher U.S. imports. Foreign producers covering about 7 percent of supplies urged increased shipments, with Australia proposing a rise from 5,200 to 8,000 or 10,000 tons. Several nations represented discussed quotas for 1973 in exchange for expanded access, amid a sluggish response to Nixon’s June 2 lift on import limits.
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Plane crash injures two Castro Valley men at Hayward Airport
A Cherokee single engine plane flown by Van Arsdale and Burke struck a light standard near the Hayward airport during a touch and go sequence. Both men were taken to St Rose Hospital in fair condition. investigators and FAA announced an inquiry into the crash. The Skywest Flying Club owned the aircraft and the fatal details remain under investigation.
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FBI suspect linked to slain area jet hijackers
A Bulgarian former airline pilot, Lubin Peichev, 29, was arrested by the FBI at his Oakland area workplace, accused of conspiring with two compatriots to hijack a PSA jetliner for an $800,000 ransom. The hijackers in San Francisco killed two crew members and wounded others. Peichev was arraigned and held without bail with a preliminary hearing set for July.
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Weather forecast heading to hot and humid day
Weather report warns of extremely hot conditions with highs around 90 degrees and skies largely sunny. Light to moderate westerly winds from noon, 1 to 15 mph, and a low near 60. More weather details on page two.
George McGovern the idealist reshapes the party
George McGovern emerges as a high minded Democrat who built organization from chaos in South Dakota. He quit his university post to run the state party, created a wide network of local operatives, and then won a seat in Congress. His leadership helped rebuild the shattered party after a period of war era turmoil and internal divisions.
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Two more jetliner hijacking attempts reported
National Airline and police reported two hijackings of jet airliners today. In Texas a 727 from Philadelphia landed near Houston after ransom of 600000. four stewardesses were threatened as passengers endured heat and smoke. A second hijacking, by Melvin Fisher of Norman Oklahoma, released passengers after ransom on an American Airlines 727 at Oklahoma City.
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Nixon peace plan rejected by North Vietnamese leaders
Paris report says Xuan Thuy and Madame Nguyen Thi Binh denounced President Nixon's eight point plan as an unreasonable ultimum and insisted on their own long rejected peace package. They argued the U S ceasefire proposal would merely legitimize the Thieu government and American military presence, impeding self defense.
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