McGovern assails California delegate split in clash over nomination
McGovern denounces the Credentials Committee decision to split California’s 271 delegates, calling it a shabby backroom deal. He suggests the ruling may backfire and will fight at the Miami Beach convention, while Humphrey supports the decision and vows stronger effort.
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Democratic Credentials Committee
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South Dakota
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Chicago
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Atlantic City
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Washington
Nixon to Reopen Vietnam Talks in Paris on July 13
President Nixon announced a return to Paris for peace negotiations on July 13, signaling a chance for more serious discussions. He spoke during his first TV news conference in 13 months, offering no details on the likely bargaining topics. The move comes as talks had stalled since early May.
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Nixon
United States
Vietnam
Paris
Language barrier to understanding on Wall Street
John Cunniff reports that Wall Street firms are accused of using opaque market jargon to Sell to the public. Leon Kendall of the Securities Industry Association says the vocabulary binds thinking and hinders business, proposing a new marketing language and a dedicated committee to craft clearer terms for customers.
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John Cunniff
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Street
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New York Stock Exchange
Cured Insane Poisoner Faces Fresh Conviction In London
In London the government ordered a review of releasing criminally insane patients after Graham Young, a Broadmoor inmate freed as a model prisoner, was convicted of murder and poisoning colleagues. Home Secretary Maudling called for stricter release rules, independent cure declarations, and stronger post release supervision as two committees study related laws.
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Home
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Broadmoor Prison
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Broadmoor
Home Office
Zinc Refinery to reopen at Sauget Illinois by Amax
Amax Lead & Zinc Inc, based in New York, will buy and renovate the idle Sauget zinc refinery in Illinois for 19.4 million dollars. The plant will hire 350 workers and resume operations early next year, aiming for full operation by 1975. American Zinc Co previously shut the plant after unprofitable operations, marking the first sizable U.S. zinc investment in years as six smelters have closed since 1989 and one more will close next month.
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Amax Lead & Zinc, Inc
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J. Gordon McCullough
American Metal Climax, Inc
Clayton, Mo
American Zinc
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United States
McNally Held in Parachute Hijacking Case Debris Linked
FBI probes whether Martin J. McNally, arrested in Wyandotte, is the same man stopped near Peru Indiana after a parachute landing linked to an airliner hijacking. Authorities found a $500000 ransom bag and a snub-nosed pistol. bond set at $100000 as hearing planned for July 11 and transfer to St. Louis for arraignment.
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Soldiers Set Up Camp Near Miami
A temporary Army encampment of olive-srab tents appeared 25 miles from Miami near Homestead Air Force Base as Army Engineers train to provide facilities for a battalion. Troops from Ft Stewart were seen with armored carriers named Catch 22 and Confusion. officials say the setup is preparatory and no troop movement is decided. Miami officials anticipate National Guard and police standby force, with regular Army on call.
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Utah Skyjacker Found Guilty
Richard Floyd McCoy a Vietnam veteran and former Mormon Sunday school teacher was found guilty of air piracy in the United Airlines hijacking. The six man six woman jury deliberated nearly two hours before convicting him, with sentencing deferred.
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FFA Convention Theme Selected for Kansas City Gathering
Tim Burke FFA president announced the 45th annual convention theme FFA unites youth with opportunity for the Oct 11 13 meeting at the American Royal Building in Kansas City. The event will review wording changes to ceremonies to address urban FFA chapters objections to the word farmer.
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Lax Management Blamed for Miner Death Near Clinton
Three federal inspectors blamed Peabody Coal Co for the Calhoun area accident that killed 64 year old William Hardie at the Tebo Mine on May 24. A 35 ton shovel dipper fell 25 feet after a brake failure while workers repaired it, striking Hardie in the back. The other worker was injured. The probe cited management failure to block the dipper before workers were in its path.
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Calhoun
William Hardie
Tebo
Peabody Coal Co
St. Louis
Clinton
Westcentral
Missouri
Hardie
Federal Bureau of Mines
Barricades Planned by UDA Despite IRA Barriers New Removal
Militant Protestant group the Ulster Defence Association says it will erect barricades around Catholic areas in Londonderry despite the IRA Provisional wing removing three of forty barriers in Bogside and Creggan. UDA demands full security control and hints essential services may continue in Catholic zones. IRA denies relaxing its hold and says only the three health hazard barriers were removed.
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Ulster Defense Association
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William Whitelaw
Britain
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Lincoln U Faces Audit Findings on Bookstore Loss and Contracts
State Auditor Christopher Bond released a three year audit of Lincoln University noting a $32,379 two year bookstore loss and faulted food service contract. He called for new bids, stronger insurance, and improved controls as renewals lagged in 1971. A contractor owed $15,800 for late dormitory work.
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Christopher Bond
Lincoln University
Bond
Lincoln
Efront
Stephens Actor W C Cragen Dies at 62
William C Cragen well known Stephens College Theatre teacher and actor died in Lake Okoboji Iowa at 62 He worked at Stephens Playhouse most recently as Abherson the executioner in Measure for Measure 1971 72 season His wife Virginia True was with him He rehearsed for Forty Carats and had directed or acted with Ruth Gordon Barry Fitzgerald and Jessica Tandy Services will be at Parker Funeral Home in Columbia at 2 p m Sunday.
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William C. Cragen
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Iowa
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Jessica Tandy
Parker Funeral Home
Louisiana rejects equal rights amendment for women
Louisiana, the last state to ratify the woman’s equal rights proposal, refused to ratify the constitutional amendment. The House defeated the Senate approved ratification resolution by a 64 to 32 vote.
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