Kennedy and Hughes push for new Cuba ties
Two Democratic senators Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts and Harold Hughes of Iowa propose re establishing some form of U S relations with Cuba as a Congressional Conference on Cuban Relations plans a two day seminar midweek in Washington. They argue hemispheric peace justifies bridging the 90 mile gap to Havana and urge full open discussion on policy changes with Cuba. The event will feature officials from the OAS and UN, along with journalists and scholars.
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New Hair Growth Claim Promises Stop to Baldness
A Texas lab claims a new treatment can halt hair loss and regrow hair for men and women. The firm advertises a 22 day risk trial, offers confidential mail responses, and states most cases of baldness are beyond help but invites inquiry for those with any hair remaining.
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Muskie trails HHH Kennedy in new Dem voter survey
Gallup poll shows Hubert Humphrey leading Muskie 54 to 39 and Kennedy 50 to 42 among Democratic voters, with undecided. Overall cross-party results place Humphrey ahead of Muskie 43 to 42, while Muskie leads Kennedy 40 to 39 in the mixed sample. Two-thirds of Republicans favor Muskie. Muskie says focus is on delegate counts, not primaries, predicting nomination at Miami Beach.
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Convention prospects shift in 72 campaign amid delegate race
The article outlines the 1972 Democratic and Republican delegate contests with Muskie leading pledged delegates in Wisconsin, McGovern and Wallace also shown strong, Dole criticizing McGovern and Kennedy, and Louisiana Democrats reporting caucus results. It notes Earth Day remarks by Muskie and Reuss on centimillionaires and tax loopholes, plus Wallace delegation commitments and uncommitted counts.
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Askew not interested in McGovern VP slot
Florida Governor Reubin Askew dismissed interest in joining George McGovern’s ticket while stressing he will remain in Tallahassee. He spoke at a Democratic unity dinner about a rising coalition of protest across race, religion, class, and ideology seeking reform.
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