Democratic leaders wary of shakeup after McGovern loss
A nationwide AP survey of Democratic governors congressional delegations and local party officials finds most prefer caution on leadership changes after McGovern’s defeat. Jean Westwood’s future divides the party with Lawlor O’Brien and Robert Strauss as leading potential successors and broad calls for unity.
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Washington
Jean Westwood
George McGovern
Westwood
McGovern
Nixon
Virgin Islands
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Mrs. Westwood
Democratic National Committee
Michael Poppini
O’brien
New Hampshire
Hugh Gallen
McGovern, Kennedy
Humpbhrey
Larry O’brien
Thomas N. Downing
Newport News
Robert Strauss
Dallas
Strauss
Middle Road
Texas
Bob Bullock
Edward M. Kennedy
Larry Lawrence
California
National Committee
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Hollings
Democratic Party
Democratic Governors Caucus
FBI Seizes BIA Property From Indian Caravan
FBI intercepts a 10 member caravan returning from Washington with stolen BIA items. Recovered items include a typewriter a job form a book on Indian regulations and a notebook. No arrests. Leaders claim artifacts and documents are the real incriminating files and urge returning artifacts.
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St. Paul
Washington, D.C
Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Minneapolis
William Lais
Robert Renner
U.S
White House
Clyde Bellecourt
American Indian Movement
Bellecourt
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
S.D
State Death Penalty Bill Is Proposed
Oklahoma City AP report says State Rep. David Boren plans a 1973 bill to impose a mandatory death penalty for six crimes. The list includes murder by a life prisoner, murder for hire, murder during aircraft hijacking, murder with forcible rape, and murder during armed robbery with no resistance.
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Oklahoma City
David Boren
Dseminole
Boren
U. S. Supreme Court
Two Cameron ROTC Cadets Win One-Year Scholarships
Two senior ROTC cadets at Cameron College Trevor J Whitworth and Richard L Vin ey have received one-year Army ROTC scholarships from Headquarters Fifth United States Army Scholarships cover tuition books lab fees uniforms and incidental expenses plus 100 monthly subsistence totaling about 2700 with only one other such Oklahoma award in the year
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Trevor J. Whitworth
Richard L. Viney
Headquarters
Fifth
United States Army
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Carbon Monoxide Deaths Rise
Dr A Jay Chapman Oklahoma state medical examiner says seven Oklahomans died of carbon monoxide poisoning in recent weeks and authorities warn residents to check heating systems and warn of CO risks.
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Oklahoma City
A. Jay Chapman
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