Non-Candidates To Vie In 72
Washington observers see a Democratic race narrowing to two frontrunners Hubert Humphrey and Ted Kennedy with late momentum from McGovern and Bayh. Muskie and Jackson waver, while Kennedy aides push a draft effort if the convention stalls. Humphrey unites anti Kennedy forces as the best umbrella candidate.
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Leslie Carpenter
Avalanche-Journal
Washington Rburea
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Ted Kennedy
Edmund Muskie
Birch Bayh
George McGovern
Henry Jackson
Kennedy
Democratic Party
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Joan
Jady
Paigns
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Vention
Humphrey
Muskie
Bayh
Hughes
Iowa
South Dakota
Frank Mankiewicz
Robert F. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Gary Hart
Robert Kennedy
Ed O'Donnell
Eugene McCarthy
Rick Stearns
Gene Pokorney
Mid-West
Nancy Bush
Colorado
Alligators Return Absence Haunts El Paso Plaza
A veteran observer recalls El Paso's central plaza once hosting alligators in a circular enclosure now removed for safety. The exhibit, started as a prank in 1890, drew civic pride and regular crowds until funds dwindled and the animals were moved to a park for protection.
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Robert F. Ford
Associated Press
el Paso
Thomas Wolfe
Descreet
A. Munsenberger
Munsenberger
C. R. Morehead
San Jacinto Plaza
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