Kennedy gains support for possible vice presidential bid
The Associated Press reports growing backing among Democratic leaders for Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts as a potential running mate. Ohio's former governor DiSalle says many Humphrey backers would support Kennedy, and Chicago Mayor Daley expresses hope the convention drafts him for VP. Kennedy has not commented since his brother Robert Kennedy’s assassination.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Ted Kennedy
DiSalle
Robert
Parade Draws 27 000 Spectators For 92 Floats 10 Bands
Spectators packed the parade route with an estimated 27 000 watching 92 floats and 10 bands along a mile and a half street. Entries ranged from Red Deer to Medicine Hat with diverse displays and candy tossed to cheering crowds. Leading figures and winners across multiple divisions were named including western wearers and local organizations.
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Red Deer
6Th Ave
St. S.E
Rod Ashburner
Tom Thomson
Lionel Cavan
Reg Kessler
Walter Hutchison
Lorne Thompson
Postal strike may be settled soon
Ottawa and union leaders enter another mediation session as the postal strike enters its second week. Officials discuss a 10,000 word conciliation report and stalls before wage demands of 75 cents an hour plus 20 cents for low paid workers in a 14 month contract.
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Council of Postal Unions
Conciliation Board
Roger Decarie
Treasury Board
Decarie
Union Council
William Houle
Nasser leaves Cairo for Soviet medical treatment
President Gamal Abdel Nasser said he is ill and will fly to the Soviet Union for medical care. He called the problem not serious but said it causes strains, amid rumors ranging from diabetes to high blood pressure and even assassination plots involving army officers.
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Nasser
Soviet Union
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Moscow
Chile grants asylum to ex Bolivan minister in Guevara diary row
In Santiago the government granted political asylum to Antonio Arguedas former Bolivian interior minister involved in the Che Guevara diary controversy. In New York two South American women were arrested at Kennedy airport with close to two million dollars in cocaine hidden under their girdles. Tel Aviv reported three Egyptian MiG fighters crossed the Suez Canal into Israeli Sinai and were chased back with no air battle. Montreal extended the deadline for the third drawing of the city tax plan to July 31 announced by Lucien Saulnier.
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Reuters
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Bolivan
Ernesto Che Guevara
New York
Kennedy Airport
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Sinai
Montreal
Lucien Saulnier
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