Democrats Split Over Chicago Clashes Signal Deep Party Wounds
James Reston reports Chicago clashes between demonstrators and police damaged the Democratic Convention. Daley and security were blamed, television coverage highlighted divisions, and the party faced growing risks in Vietnam policy and electability against Nixon.
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Letters to the Editor on lead poisoning and liquor control
A reader comments on an August issue article about illegal alcohol production. He agrees on dangers but argues the piece overstates lead poisoning risks and suggests an alternative approach to curbing illicit whiskey beyond stricter law enforcement.
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Four Leading Deep Possibilities For Humphrey Vice Nominee
Aides to Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey released four leading names for the Democratic vice presidential nomination Sen Edmund Muskie of Maine Fred R Harris of Oklahoma Joseph Alioto of San Francisco and Sargent Shriver ambassador to France The choice was said to be settled soon with no surprise in the list and talks with key figures including Chicago Mayor Richard J Daly ongoing while other potential running mates like McCarthy McGovern and Kennedy were ruled out as unavailable.
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Playboy Club hosts political elite amid Chicago mansion party
At Hugh Hefner’s mansion the Democratic conventioneers mingle with figures like Mayor Carl Stokes and Jack Valenti. Ed Pauley Jr and David Merrick discuss politics as police tensions flare, with Stevenson and others commenting on candidates and Vietnam policy.
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New York Times
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