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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1974
Page
3
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Kansas City dispatch reports Senator Hubert Humphrey saying that Senator Walter Mondale from Minnesota should not be counted out as a candidate for the 1978 Democratic presidential nomination. Humphrey cautioned that Mondale should not be written off yet.
A Northbrook art dealer presents an easy method to collect rare porcelain plates with high resale potential. Thomas Gilmore cites plates rising from 28 to 1 050 and 70 to 245, offering a free report on buying wisely. Send name, address, and ZIP to Bradford Place, Northbrook, IL 60062, before December 21, 1974.
The conference closed with a unified Democratic Party after a back room deal averted a walkout by blacks. Strauss proclaimed life and unity as delegates, many absent, debated programs shaping a 1976 platform. Prominent figures McGovern Humphrey Kennedy Harriman drew major attention amid a quiet final day.
California Democrats returned from the national party mini convention amid unity claims but labor leaders led by AFL-CIO chief John F. Henning denounced chairman Robert Strauss. Henning accused Strauss of excluding labor from the party charter and warned the party could split if labor gains are not recognized.
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