Credentials Matter For Convention Dispute
A federal judge says convention authorities should settle internal disputes about credentials. The DNC faces a split appeals court ruling ordering 151 McGovern votes restored and affirming Daley’s ouster and 59 uncommitted delegates, with further appeal to Burger or a recalled full court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
George L. Hart, Jr
U. S. Circuit
Washington
California
George McGovern
Appeals Court
Richard Daley
Chicago
Mlinots
McGovern
Warren Burger
Democratic Party
Democratic Telethon Not All Bad
The Democratic Party plans a 19 hour national telethon over Setoctey night and Sunday on one network aimed at reducing its 9.3 million debt. Hollywood stars will perform, prompting questions about politics versus entertainment and the likelihood viewers will contribute. Some creditors may benefit if donations come in, while many viewers likely will not contribute.
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Democratic Party
Hollywood
Miami
Shirley MacLaine
Clris Ahman
Robert Vaughn
Tom Smothers
Hair
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Washington
Paris
Dave
Lubbock
Judge issues injunction against paparazzo to protect Jackie Onassis
U S District Court Judge Irving Ben Cooper grants a permanent injunction banning Ronald Galella from approaching Jackie Kennedy Onassis within 50 yards and her children within 75 yards. The ruling affirms government rights to shield designated persons from harassment and upholds a restraining order violated by Galella. He sought 1.3 million dollars in damages but received a far lower judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. District Court
Irving Ben Cooper
Ronald Galella
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Jackie
Himelf
Italy
Cooper
Secret Service
Galella
NEA elects Catharine Barrett as new president and liberal stance
The NEA continues its pattern of electing presidents aligned with liberal education policies. Catharine Barrett, an elementary teacher from Syracuse, argues the Nixon administration does not support education and calls for increased federal funding, seeking at least one third of education costs from the federal government.
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National Education Association
Catharine Barrett
Syracuse
N.Y
Nixon
Barrett
NEA
Secret Hellsberg papers reveal British revolt strategy
The supposed excerpts from Whitehall papers detail 1774 to 1781 events in Boston, Saratoga, Yorktown and Valley Forge. Mentions Lord North, Gen Gage, Cornwallis, George II, and Loyalist efforts to quell rebellion. Notes include blockades, troop moves, and calls for peace or bombardment.
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Washington
Whitehall
Lord North
Thomas Gage
Boston
P.S
George Jirom
North
Sang
Bunker Hill
Gage
That Girl on Broadway Sees Summer of Jokes and Shocks
A column notes the season will be remembered for political reruns and shifts in fashion and speech. It recalls past fears of atomic bombs and population growth while criticizing mixed signals in public debate and a Planned Parenthood meeting notice.
Notable Washington marriages face political pressures and public scrutiny
The piece surveys how political life tests marriages from Martha to Eleanor Roosevelt, noting stress on spouses, divorces of several public figures, and reflections on fame, power, and personal life in Washington society. It references Martha, Mary Lincoln, Joan Kennedy, and Ellen Proxmire among others amid campaign demands.
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Martha
Washington
George
Mary Lincoln
Eleanor. Roosevelt
Potomac
Bliss
Ellen Proxmire
Paul.n. McCloskey Jr
Nixon
White House
Sen
John
Dole
Kansas
Nixon gains favorable European views amid NATO doubts
The piece notes broad European sympathy for the United States under President Nixon while warning that NATO shows signs of division and decay. It cites Gallup style polls in France and other nations praising U.S. leadership, yet cautions about skepticism and political distortions during an election year.
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France
Georges Pompidou
Jacques Chabon-Delmas
Maurice Schumann
Chabon- Delmas
George Patton
de Gaulle
Paris
French Institute of Public Opinion
Gallup
United States
Canada
Belgium
Russia
NATO
Nixon
Institute of Public Opinion
Sweden
Britain
West Germany
Sam
Passing Notes From The Weird City
A fragmented column blends odd anecdotes and quirks from daily life. It jokes about eyebrow mourning in ancient Egypt and vamped camel hydration tips, citing a Los Angeles health expert on facial hair and cleanliness.
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Walter
Los Angeles
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Ari Buchwald
Hellsberg Papers
Perliament
Ana i Delawaration
Upriss
Valley Forge
Ministry of Defense
Saratoga
America
George II
Hm Plainsman
Grampaw
A-J
Planned Parenthood Association
Virginia Payette
Lady Bird
Bess
Joan Kennedy
Aloni
Ana Parent
Alex Bell
Huum
Avenue Q
David Webb
Manhattan
Paul Cet
Howard Hughes
Indore
Mr. Webb
David Rockefeller
Henry Ford
Madame
Monsewer
David Ae
Milady
Webb
Epint
Della Se
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Ussr
U.S.A
L. M. Boyd
Old
Egypt
Arabia
Marthe
Ae Maga
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