McGovern Consideration Turns to Muskie or Askew as Possible Vees
Washington sources say Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine and Governor Reubin Askew of Florida are McGovern’s leading running mate possibilities. Nelson and Humphrey push Muskie while McGovern cautions no decision before talks. Humphrey says Kennedy declined, suggests Muskie or Churell as alternates.
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Bremer Diary Memoranda Mention Nixon Plot Yet Unclear
An OCR fragment recounts Bremer describing an unfinished plan to shoot President Nixon at a government event in Ottawa. The diary notes he watched juries at the function and muses on the risk of wearing off the gunman’s rumors, with Bremer uncertain about his next move.
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Senate OKS Russ Pact Sets Stage for Reservations
Senate leaders clashed over the interim agreement as Sen. George D. Aiken and Sen. Fulbright raised surprise at White House support for attaching a reservation to the accord. Lawmakers warned that missiles large enough to threaten U S security could lead to abrogation, urging sharper talks to ensure parity with the Soviet Union.
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Dike bombing denial and political verse on Nixon era plot
Officials denied reports of U S aircraft bombing dikes in North Vietnam and warned against mischaracterizations of bombing plans. Separately California legislators approved a pollution control tax exemption measure, advancing toward a November ballot as part of a constitutional amendment. The text also recounts Bremer’s assassination plot against Nixon and a judge’s ruling reducing charges in the Wallace shooting case, with sentences narrowed to potential maximums.
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60-year-old housekeeper killed on L B Freeway
The 60 year old housekeeper and supervisor at Paramount General Hospital, Florence Vander magden of Los Angeles, was struck while crossing the Long Beach freeway on foot. She had left her stalled car in the center southbound lane north of Rosecrans Avenue and was crossing when another car hit her at 7 35 am. The CHP did not identify the other driver.
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Los Angeles
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Steel union votes neutrality in presidential race
The International Executive Board of the United Steel Workers of America voted unanimously to stay neutral in the presidential campaign. President J. W. Abel cited labor's disappointment with George McGovern and AFL CIO's stance, though a formal endorsement could come at the union's September convention.
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George McGovern
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Court refuses to bar Daley from state parley
The U S Appeals Court in Washington declined to issue an injunction blocking the Daley delegation led by Chicago Mayor Richard J Daley from seated at the Illinois Democratic caucus this weekend The Daley group had sought to bar the Singer chaired delegation sealed at the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach three weeks ago from taking seats at the caucus to choose Illinois representatives to the D N C
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Albert Indicates Support for Antiwar Measure in Key Vote
Washington reports Speaker Carl Albert of Oklahoma is ready to back an antiwar amendment tied to a $2.1 billion foreign aid bill. Democratic pressure grows as Senate moves to curb Vietnam war funding, with Albert and Hale Boggs weighing the shift amid McGovern’s candidacy. Albert says he will try to do the right thing and has not decided.
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Schmitz Victory Predicted at American Party Convention
In Louisville supporters say California Rep. Joan Schmitz will win the first ballot for the national ticket as the American Party convention opens. Schmitz may step aside if Gov. George Wallace accepts a draft, while aides say he is preparing an acceptance speech and possible running mates.
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George C. Wallace
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