Laird attacks McGovern peace plan in NBC interview
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird assailed George McGovern's Vietnam withdrawal proposal as a beggar’s approach and warned against negotiating with Hanoi. He also opposed reduced defense spending citing Trident submarine and B-1 bomber programs, while Senator Herman Talmadge distanced himself from McGovern's platform.
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Melvin R. Laird
Ceorge S. McGovern
Laird
McGovern
Indochina
Harai
McGavern
Vietnam
Nbc-Tv
Today
U.S
Waird
Herman ‘Talmadge
D-Ga
Alandard
Talmadge
Sen. McGovern
Georgia
President Guild Endorses McGovern Amid GOP Backlash
Washington UPI reports The Newspaper Guild votes to endorse Sen George McGovern despite Republican criticism and a rank and file revolt. Charles Perlik Jr heads the 33000 member AFL CIO affiliate and defended the move saying a full airing is welcomed.
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Washington
UPI
Gwilel
George S. McGovern
Republicas
Charles R. Peclik Jr
Apl-Cio
Anc
Guild
Iminn
Sen. Battyat
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nixon
Cink MacGregor
Perlik
Wallace to resume aid after abdominal surgery
Gov. George Wallace, recovering from abdominal abscess surgery, plans to resume fullscale physical therapy early next week. Surgeon George Hallenperk called the operation the second of its kind for Wallace and said another surgery is unlikely. Rehabilitation supervisor Dr. George Traugh noted therapy will pause four to five days but his stay at Spain Rehabilitation Center should not be extended.
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Birmingham
UPI
Ceorge Wallace
George Hallenperk
Wallace
George Traugh
University of Alabama
Spain
Retail clerks union delays endorsement in Hawaii
UPI reports RCIA delegates at a quadrennial convention in Honolulu urged the AFL CIO to slow a presidential endorsement. James T. Housewright criticized Nixon’s economic policy, arguing it worsened unemployment and ignored those exhausting or losing benefits.
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UPI
James T. Housewright
Retail Clerks Insernational Association
RCIA
APL Cio
Homewright
George
Hosesttlght
U.S
Worge
Nixon
Labor Department
Communists hit Ohio aide over petition hearing
Communist Party campaigners charged Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown with reviving McCarthyism by ordering a hearing on petition gathering methods. They said Brown acted after complaints that petitioners misrepresented themselves to voters while seeking to place Gus Hall and Jarvis Tyner on November ballots.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPT
Communist Party
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Braun
Ted W. Ryann
Gus Hall
Jarvis Tyner
Communisty Party
United States
Leroy Coston
Cincinnati
Anthony’ Xrdonarek
Columius
Wallace to seek presidential nomination at AIP convention
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace will be placed in nomination as a presidential candidate at the American Independent party convention in Louisville Kentucky. Ohio chairman Arthur J. Cain said Wallace would appear on August 4 during the gathering.
Chicago Challengers Seek Punishment From Daley Faction
Attorneys asked a Cook County judge to punish Chicago Democrats who replaced Mayor Daley and his followers in the Illinois delegation at the national convention. Oral arguments were set before Judge Daniel Cavelli on a petition by Jerome Torshen seeking contempt citations against the so called Chicago Challengers.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Qook County
Daniel A. Cavelli
Eerome Torshen
Copter carrier sent to flood area
MANILA UPI says the US helicopter carrier Tripoli was ordered from Vietnam to the Philippines for relief work. It will carry a 108 man civilian relief team from Okinawa and operate with aid supplies as floods devastate central and northern Luzon. At least 213 people died. about 1.5 million marooned. Marcos calls situation critical. Red Cross reports deep food shortages and evacuation centers set for Manila area.
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Haya
Luzon
Marcos
Tripoli
Marcos Sali
Red Cross
Loreto Paras
Manila
Texas court rules bail for alleged murderers after death penalty changes
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled that no one accused of murder, armed robbery, or related crimes can be denied bail while awaiting trial, following the Supreme Court decision abolishing the death penalty as a legal basis for denying bail. A Houston judge had ordered two alleged killers held without bail, but the appeals court state there is now no valid basis to block bail.
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Tex
ACL
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas
TS. Supreme Court
Wal Weller
Houston
Pete Anthony Coutella Jr
Larry Lee McDougal
Roy Howard Clements
Clements
Colsprslem
Earl Everett
Contella
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New York
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