McGovern seeks withdrawals before Democratic convention
Senator George S. McGovern plans to persuade Hubert Humphrey and Edmund Muskie to withdraw from the presidential race before the Democratic National Convention. Holiday Inn South changes hands. under Todd Marsh, it is now Red Carpet Inn with 53 rooms.
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New York Times News Service
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George S. McGovern
California
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
Holiday Inn South
Todd Marsh
McGovern backers push unity convention plan
McGovern supporters discuss a unity convention to rally Democratic support ahead of key California voting. They brief Muskie aides and Rep Morris Udall on the idea, hoping the move brands McGovern as a unifying figure and strengthens his path toward the nomination. The strategy emphasizes party cohesion amid a divided field.
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Maine
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Stewart
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Sacramento
Alabama Governor Beasley Eyes Acting Governor Role
The article reports Lt. Gov. Beasley could assume acting governor duties if Wallace remains out of state beyond 20 days. Beasley defends Wallace, notes security guards were briefly withdrawn, and cites plans for potential security if he becomes acting governor. He discusses political implications for Alabama and reaction to the governor’s condition.
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Alabama
Beasley
Mabel Amos
Wallace
Democratic Party
Col
W. L. Allen
Allen
Col. Allen
Public Safety Department
Nixon Meets Polish Leaders to Discuss Trade Aid
Nixon and Edward Gierek confer at the Embassy Row Council of Ministers about trade and economic assistance. Henry Kissinger accompanies the President while Piotr Jaroszewicz sits with Gierek. Earlier Nixon spoke with President Jablonski at Belweder Palace as Mrs. Nixon toured Lazienki Palace.
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Gierek
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Embassy Row
Henry Kissinger
Piotr Jaroszewicz
Henryk Jablonsit
Belweder Palace
Lazienki Palace
Poland
Stanislaw Poniatowski
Three year old killed in Huntsville three car crash
Police identify Michael Andra Sykes of 2704 Dawson Dr Huntsville as the pedestrian victim who died at Huntsville Hospital. Funeral services are Sunday at 3 p.m. at First Missionary Baptist Church Vine Street with Rev. John Ewing officiating and burial at Steers Cemetery Reynolds Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his parents Linzell and wife, two sisters and a brother all of Huntsville plus grandparents and great grandparents. Blood drive notes follow: Bloodmobile to parish house today 1 to 7 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Michael Andra Sykes
Dawson Dr
Huntsville Hospital
First Missionary Baptist Church
Vine St
John Ewing
Steers Cemetery
Reynolds Funeral Home
Linzell Sykes
Linzell Sykes Jr
Fleshia Sykes
Tina
Gladys Sykes
Frank Cartistes
Decatur
Tom Sykes
Mattie Carlisle
Flint
Mich
Betty Pride
Belle Mina
Morgan nominee Jean Whitley for county education seat
Morgan County voters await results from the Republican runoff as Jean Whitley seeks a seat on the Board of Education in the November general election. Jesse Sanders, a grapho analytical psychologist, will address the American Society of Personnel Administration at the Ramada Inn Thursday. Contributions to the Mrs Noah Lee Fund include a $5 anonymous gift and a $5 gift from Mr and Mrs Joe Shelton, bringing totals to $2,275.91.
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Morgan County Board of Education
Jesse Sanders
American Society of Personnel Administration
Ramada Inn
Noah Lee
Joe Shelton
Conductor Ceccato Named Principal of Detroit Symphony
Aldo Ceccato, 38, to become principal conductor for the 1973-74 season, succeeding Sixten Ehrling who stays through 1972-73. Born in Milan in 1934, Ceccato is a former pianist who has conducted in Europe and the U.S. He will lead nine weeks of Detroit concerts in year one and at least 12 weeks in year two. A separate note mentions about 50 million cats and dogs in the U.S.
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Aldo Ceccato
Detroit Symphony
Ceccato
Milan
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