Democrats Unrest at Ohio Credentials Shakeup at Miniconvention
The Ohio credentials dispute sparked clashes as AFL-CIO head Frank King and Rep. Louis Stokes clashed over representation rules. The credentials committee overruled King, denying him a floor appeal while Illinois delegates backed by a court order remained seated, illustrating tensions at the Democratic gathering.
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Convention mood shifts toward unity after chaotic session
The Journal reports a tense meeting where the editor general manager ruled a member out of order and a motion to overrule the chair failed for lack of a second. Delegates want to cut bickering and focus on the campaign, with many longtime McGovern backers returning since Miami Beach.
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Democrats Unite Behind McGovern in Tight Nixon Race
The text notes unity among Democrats for McGovern despite internal opinions on vice presidential picks. It says the party will be more cohesive against Nixon, with expectations of mobilizing young voters while Republicans also stay united. Romney? No, focus remains on McGovern’s push and Nixon’s challenge as the race heads for a close finish.
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Shriv er Chosen as Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate
Sunday Aug 15 1972 analysis notes R Sargent Shr n chosen as Democratic vice presidential candidate after Eagleton withdrawal. McGovern portrays campaign as coming from behind, facing a deep party split. Shrivier seen as bridge between old and new politics and a potentially unifying asset.
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Laird predicts North Vietnam to seek peace at Paris
Washington reports growing U S confidence that Hanoi will recognize it cannot win a military victory and will seek a Paris peace. Nixon plans continued Vietnamization and troop withdrawals with further reductions this month. Casualties drop to about 16 weekly as talks hinge on the bombing pause and settlement.
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Losses For Straw Bosses
New York dispatch relays biting quips about a harsh supervisor nicknamed Loudmouth Harry. The exchange portrays workplace tensions and jokes about pay, leadership, and morale in a factory setting.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Publication details for the Middletown News Journal Inc. with address Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio 45042. Describes second class mail status, daily and Sunday prices, motor route and mail subscription options, and annual rates including outside USA. Notes payment in advance and a founding year of 1657.
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Laughs and Light Moments with Lieutenant Rice at Post 3
A Midwestern police dispatch center relays how Lt. T. W. Rice charmed staff at Post 3 with humor during a visit to the newsroom. antics included glue sniffing jokes and a new patrolman’s surprised arrival as a white coated man approached.
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Defense Chief Laird says bombing can end soon
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird states that the bombing campaign can be halted promptly if the enemy stops resisting. He emphasizes that convergence of strategic and political factors will determine when hostilities cease.
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Talks on Vietnam Peace Hopes Amid US Election Buzz
Discussion on American elections worries whether North Vietnam will wait for November to decide at Paris talks. A Nixon re election possibility circulates in Hanoi and a peace move with a cease fire in autumn may be planned.
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When Boat Tipped Illusion Died in Chilmark
John Roche reflects on his father’s sea life and his own failed sailing hopes with his daughter. He recalls childhood lessons, a sunfish sale, and choosing a ten year bike after his daughter’s reluctance to sail despite her strong swimming and adventurous spirit.
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