Eagleton vows to restore trust in government rally
Senator Thomas F. Eagleton, the Democratic vice presidential hopeful, urged a trustable government at a National Audio-Visual Association convention in Kansas City. He criticized empty 1968 promises, urged wartime draft retention, proposed cutting the defense budget, and urged education and health care access as part of a McGovern-Eagleton platform.
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Connally Expected To Lead Democrats For Nixon Drive
Washington reports former Treasury Secretary John Connally is likely to head Democrats for Nixon to woo Democratic voters upset by McGovern. A formal assignment may come before the August Republican convention in Miami Beach. Connally met Nixon amid criticism of McGovern's Vietnam and welfare stances and indicated willingness to persuade Democrats to back Nixon in November.
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Auto safety award sparks protest over Cole choice
Mount Vernon New York dispatch reports a Nations Motor Vehicle Safety Advisory Council member resigning in protest of naming General Motors President Edward W. Cole as the first automotive safety award recipient. The protest cites Cole as the "father of the Corvair" and a symbol of unsafe cars. The award is to be presented in San Francisco at the First International Congress on Automotive Safety.
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Japanese Vessels Detained Off Alaska For Treaty Violation
Four Japanese fishing vessels were detained near Juneau Alaska for violating the International North Pacific Fisheries Treaty. The Coast Guard escorts will hand the case to Japanese authorities. The ships did not break U.S. law but fished about 700 miles east of the treaty line at 175 degrees west. The treaty requires Japan to abstain from salmon fishing west of that line.
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HEW seeks consumer aid against unsafe foods
The Department of Health Education and Welfare announced it will enlist consumer help to identify widespread unsanitary conditions in food processing plants. A GAO report warned of deteriorating sanitary conditions and insufficient resources, prompting a new automated complaints system to guide inspections and action nationwide.
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