Daley Still A Force For Illinois In Campaign
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley, despite being dismissed from the Democratic National Convention and losing his March primary, remains a powerful figure the Democrats rely on to win Illinois. Observers expect he will back the party’s presidential candidate in the fall, with McGovern supporters arguing his track record keeps him influential.
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McGovern Faces Strong Opposition at Democratic Convention
Labor factions clash over backing McGovern with Adlai Stevenson and AFL CIO weighing strategy. Chicago figures like Daley loom as power brokers, while Jackson and Muskie rally around McGovern amid a polarizing race for the nomination.
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McGovern Aides Mull Running Mate In Leadup To Convention
McGovern aides narrow the vice presidential list to a handful with Kennedy still seen as top choice amid pressure and options including Nelson, Hart, Ribicoff, and Askew. Kennedy says he will not run, while McGovern plans to name his candidate, signaling a shift from convention choosing to direct selection.
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Center Area Re-Use Bids Authorized for Final Site
Land clearance moves ahead with construction of a new central library this spring and Memorial Center next spring. The board approved engineering design and site improvements valued at 24 million, including 900000 for the pedestrian mall linking the exhibit hall theater banquet and meetings buildings.
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Wallace Appears After Shooting as Democrats Debate Planks
In a dramatic convention moment Wallace, wounded in Maryland, urged a more conservative Democratic platform. He pushed for higher Social Security payments and welfare screening while opposing a guaranteed $6,500 yearly family income. McGovern opposed the plank.
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Indictments Highlight Frictions in Nominating Rules
Grand jury returns two murder indictments alongside three armed robbery charges as a broader set of cases unfolds. The piece also covers Democratic convention rule changes shaping delegate selection, cross over voting debates, and proposals to fund participation for low income and minority delegates.
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NASA reprimands Apollo crew over moon envelope sale incident
NASA says astronauts Scott Worden and Irwin exercised poor judgment in selling confiscated moon mission envelopes. Gordon notes limited personal item rule allowed stamps but disallowed financial gain. Irwin retires soon to lead evangelistic foundation in Colorado. a German dealer had sold 99 envelopes for about 150000 dollars.
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Norway Air Force Plane Crashes in Western Islands
A Norwegian air force Twin Otter crashed into a steep hillside in the Westernlen Islands, killing 18 aboard including four children and six women. The victims were service personnel and their families from a northern Norway air base. The crash, blamed on a squall, marked Norway’s worst air disaster since 1961.
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Injuries Avoided In Potash Blaze Near Hobbs
Officials of Kermac Potash Company said no injuries were reported after a fire at a mine near Hobbs on Saturday caused a temporary halt to plant operations. The blaze started by a malfunctioning underground conveyor belt. it was extinguished within hours and full operation was expected to resume this week.
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Officers Named By Learn Inc
Learn Inc officers and directors were elected at Guadalupe Neighborhood Center. Gerardo Garro was named president, Tom Abercrombie vice president, Connie Delgado treasurer, and Sandra Chadis secretary. Other directors elected include Tony Hurtardo, Johnnie Mojica, Joe Rangel, John Esplawn, and Jose Trujillo.
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Women form pipe bands join Canadian National Exhibition
In Orillia Ontario Bonnie Cripps formed a women’s pipe band after being rejected by Twin Lakes Pipe Band for being a woman. This year both bands performed on the program at the Canadian National Exhibition.
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