McGovern Cresting as Missouri Campaign Wins Momentum
Senator Eagleton said McGovern’s presidential bid is cresting with a key Missouri event, urging a straight Democratic ticket. Senator Symington and Governor Hearnes spoke at a breakfast rally as McGovern attacked the Nixon administration, arguing for end to the Vietnam war and warning against being misled.
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Chile Ends Worst Strike in History
Chileans return to work as the nation’s worst strike ends for now. President Allende’s government granted some demands while Interior Minister Prats steered talks. The stoppage disrupted food, fuel, and order, with martial law briefly in effect and tanks deployed before Santiago lifted the curfew.
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Wall Streeter To Moscow Wall Streeter To Moscow
New York NY AP Chairman James Needham of the New York Stock Exchange departs for Moscow for talks with Soviet Bank of Foreign Trade officials. He says discussions will explore how the securities industry can aid U.S. Soviet trade development. He will stop in London to attend the London Stock Exchange facility dedication.
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Clark Says FBI Checked On Eagleton
Former Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark says he read an FBI file on Senator Thomas Eagleton detailing medical treatment for exhaustion and low mood. The FBI denies an Eagleton investigation, though Clark recalls a 1965 background check while Eagleton was Missouri lieutenant governor under consideration for a Justice Department post.
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Dayan Expected in United States This Month
Jerusalem AP reports Israeli government sources say Moshe Dayan will travel to the United States for a brief visit. The exact dates were not disclosed and talks are expected with U.S. Secretary of State William P Rogers during the trip.
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Minority Parties on State Tickets Shape National Races
In multiple states minorities appear on ballots for national office this year. Three blacks and two Mexican-Americans seek Senate seats, with 49 blacks and 11 Spanish-surnamed candidates for the House. Notable figures include Edward Brooke, Yvonne Brathwaite Burke, Barbara Jordan, and Andrew Young.
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Communist party candidates seek state and federal posts
Thomas Dennis 64, Michigan Communist party state chairman, runs for the Senate seat held by Republican Robert Griffin. In Illinois Ishmael Flory runs as Communist party candidate for governor.
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