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Kansas
Kansas City
United States
McGovern Picks Shriver after VP Candidate Fiasco
McGovern selects Sargent Shriver as his vice presidential running mate after a three week scramble that included rejection by several leaders and the earlier Eagleton setback. The turmoil sparked questions about party planning and loyalty as Kansas universities address term paper cheating amid a growing market for paid research services.
Prices Rise Again as Wholesale Food Costs Hit Home
New York AP notes wholesale figures show food prices lifting retail costs in coming months. Meat poultry eggs fruits and vegetables and coffee are expected to rise amid a Brazilian freeze drought. WPI excluding food shows modest gains. including food raises annual rate to about 9.6 percent.
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New York
Lightning kills six cows on Paul Ulrich farm landmark event
A lightning strike beneath a sheltering tree on the Paul Ulrich farm 50 miles south of Lawrence killed six prime dairy cows and left a seventh animal critical. Local election turnout is expected to be light due to few races in the off year.
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Paul Ulrich
Lawrence
Woter
EU Code on Academic Misconduct Shapes Student Temptations
The EU chancellor mirrors Dr. McCain in calling for a clear Senate Code on academic misconduct. The code defines unauthorized aid, prep work, or misrepresented sources as misconduct with penalties from admonishment to expulsion. Critics say the system pressures teachers to act while students seek to buy a degree, harming degree value.
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McCain
Chalmers
The Abortion Conflict As Viewed by Noonan
Prof John Noonan of UC Berkeley, a legal philosophy expert, argues against universal responses to hard cases in abortion law. He compares abortion debate to evolving rights, noting Mapp v Ohio’s trust on search evidence and predicting a slow shift toward recognizing fetal humanity amid ongoing biological debate.
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John Noonan
University of California At Berkeley
Supreme Court
Ramsey Clark Tours Damaged Dikes in North Vietnam
Former U S attorney general Ramsey Clark toured dikes in Phu Vang village Thai Binh Province North Vietnam damaged by U S air strikes. Clark told a Voice of Vietnam correspondent bombing should stop immediately and never be done again.
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Tokyo
Ramsey Clark
North Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Clark
Phu Vang
Thai Binh
Voice of Vietnam
Shriver gains solid credentials for first elective bid
Senator Shriver set to be named Democratic vice presidential nominee amid a career marked by Kennedy and Johnson administrations. He helped found Peace Corps and led anti poverty efforts, with past roles as ambassador to France and head of the War on Poverty. Married to Eunice Kennedy, he has five children and multiple homes in Chicago, Maryland, and Cape Cod.
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Washington
Sargent Shriver
George McGovern
Thomas F. Eagleton
Shriver
Kennedy
Eunice Kennedy
Joseph R. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Johnson
France
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Newsweek Magazine
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Robert Hi
Maria
Timothy
Mark
Anthony
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Fuockville
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Charles McWhorter
Nixon
McWhorter
At&t
New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Agnew
Nixon uses private lobbying to stall end-the-war vote
The White House conducts face-to-face lobbying to curb Democratic support for the end-the-war amendment. Albert and Boggs hedge, while Nixon argues peace talks could collapse if foreign aid is pushed alongside a Vietnam withdrawal. Zionist and Israel allies warn against anti-Vietnam moves harming allied policy.
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Nixon
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Capitol Hill
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White House
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Oklahoma
Hale Boggs
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I. L. Kenen
Fatal 10 Cent Bet Ends in Tragic Highway Dare
In Rochester New York Scott L Muir 19 died after attempting a five minute stand in a busy highway to win a ten cent bet He was struck within a minute and suffered fatal head injuries Police said three friends witnessed the incident The youth died at the scene or en route to hospital and the case is under investigation
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Rochester
N.Y
Scott L. Muir
Muir
Shriver Was Considered As McGovern Running Mate
Aides say Sargent Shriver was a front runner for several days to join George McGovern on the Democratic ticket if Edmund Muskie declined. McGovern and backers pressed through the week as Muskie ultimately turned down the offer and Humphrey also rejected.
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Washington
Sargent Shriver
George McGovern
Shriver
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Missouri
Thomas F. Eagleton
Hubert H. Humphrey
Mankiewicz
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