McGovern Clinches 1972 Dem Nomination in Miami Beach
Sen George McGovern clinched the 1972 Democratic presidential nomination minutes after Hubert Humphrey withdrew. An AP poll showed delegates and Humphrey supporters giving McGovern a first ballot win. Sen Edmund Muskie was also dropping out, with Edward Kennedy as a top VP possibility per aides.
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Gardner Runs as Write-In for Decatur City Council
Herbert Hub Gardner, 34.416 Jackson St SE, says he will run as a write-in candidate for city council place two in the Aug 8 election. A veteran of many campaigns, he cites crime prevention, tourism promotion, and environmental protection as priorities. He criticizes current efforts on crime and opposes bribing new industry, urging careful screening to keep Decatur appealing.
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Humphrey Withdraws From Race After California Loss
Humphrey bows out at a news conference pledging to keep fighting for social justice though without endorsing McGovern. Wallace and Jackson stay in as McGovern nears first ballot, while Muskie lags. Kennedy and Woodcock named by McGovern aides as potential veep choices amid party divisions.
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Hunter Named SNB President
C. W. Nelson long serving president of State National Bank of Alabama will become vice chairman and be succeeded by B. N. Hunter. Hunter, executive VP and chief administrative officer since February, was praised for 44 years of service and will stay on the loan and trust investment committees. Hunter joined in 1965 after a Memphis upbringing and Memphis State accounting degree. Board announcement came after Decatur meeting in Scottsboro. Brock lauded internal promotion as a sign of stable leadership. Nelson began in 1928 and rose through the Tennessee Valley Bank lineage, with long state banking ties and community roles.
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World Chess Championship opens without Fischer
REYKJAVIK AP The World Chess Championship began today without Bobby Fischer the American challenger. The event starts amid expectations and global attention as opponents face off in a high stakes match.
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Wallace Sets Visit To Convention Hall
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace says he will carry his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination to the convention floor in Miami Beach tonight while Senator Hubert H. Humphrey withdraws from the race. Wallace seeks platform changes including an anti-busing plank and higher defense spending and plans talks with other candidates’ delegates. Wallace emphasizes the convention’s significance and notes McGovern appears favored to win the nomination.
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Three Choppers Lost In Assault North Of Quang Tri
U S Marines lifted South Vietnamese troops into a combat zone north of Quang Tri City facing heavy fire. Three helicopters were knocked down. two crews were safe, third crew fate unclear. Government forces surrounded the provincial capital as battles raged at the city outskirts. North Vietnamese losses included 104 killed and six tanks destroyed. Capt. Don Dickenson said the enemy is firmly entrenched.
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Convention Schedule for Democratic National Convention
MIAMI BEACH AP The Democratic National Convention released tonight's schedule with sessions starting at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. local time. The program lists approximate consideration of the Platform Committee and the Rules Committee after the opening sessions, but no exact timing was given.
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