Rulings To Affect Demo Delegations
The Democratic Credentials Committee faces up to 80 challenges from 30 states. McGovern allies seek reform while fearing alienation of key blocs and potential unit rule violations that could derail his first ballot nominating effort.
Louisiana House Rejects Pay Bill for Lawmakers
The Louisiana House voted 26 to 61 against Rep. Harry Hollins’s proposal to set lawmakers’ salaries at 9906 dollars a year. The measure would have capped interim committee meeting pay and aimed to equalize compensation while reducing overall state costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana House
Baton Rouge
Louisiana House of Representatives
Harry Hollins
Lake Charles
Hollins
House
Robert Freeman
Plaquemine
Aigre Diouz French Sauce Recipe Note Released
A French recipe for Aigre Diouz explains using 2 cupfuls of sour cream juice and grated rind of 1 lemon and sugar to taste Beat hard and long until the sauce is very light
Mississippi Democrats clash over convention seating in Washington
Officials from Mississippi's two factions faced a credentials hearing in Washington to decide who represents the state at the national convention. Gov. Bill Waller leads the regulars against loyalists led by Aaron Henry. The hearing officer will report to the credentials committee for a final ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Richard Daley
Chicago
Cecil Poole
McGovern
Daley
Credentials Committee
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Washington
Bill Waller
National Party
Aaron Henry
Clarksdale
Waller
Peron Nominated by Justicialista Party for Presidency
In Buenos Aires the Justicialista Party nominated exiled former dictator Juan Peron for the presidential race set for next March. delegates cheered as gunfire interrupted the convention wounding two labore r leaders. Peron, 76, lives in Spain after a 17 year exile. The military is seen trying to force his withdrawal while Argentina’s government has recently allowed his party to participate again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Peron
Spain
Justicialista Party
Alejandro Lanusse
Ministers Meet On Money Crisis In Luxembourg
In Luxembourg, finance and foreign ministers of the six Common Market nations meet to resolve the currency crisis sparked by Britain's pound flotation. Britain’s Anthony Barber joins late as talks consider keeping a 214 percent band among Six while floating against the dollar, possible devaluations, and capital controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxembourg
Britain
Anthony Barber
Barber
Belgium
Netherlands
France
Karl Schiller
Italy
Ireland
Norway
Denmark
Paris
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Quang Tri Exile Government Reorganizes for Refugees
South Vietnamese set up a Quang Tri government in exile to aid about 250000 refugees from the North Vietnamese occupied province. Col. Phan Ba Hoa heads the exile administration operating from Da Nang, coordinating eight former U S camps and direct relief with Da Nang city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Michael Putzel
Associated Press
DA Nang
Vietnam
Quang Tri
Demilitarized Zone
Col
Phan Ba Hoa
U.S
Hue
Chu Lai
Quang Tri Province
Saigon
Pipelines Bill Clears Louisiana House Vote
Louisiana House approves a pipelines bill on a 82 to 5 vote. Rep. Risley Triche of Napoleonville sponsored the measure setting minimum right of way charges on state lands, starting at 20 dollars per rod for small pipelines up to 50 dollars for very large lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana House of Representatives
Risley Triche
Napoleonville
Tribe
First Talks on Korean Unity at Panmunjom
Report on the first direct talks between North and South Korea at Panmunjom under the 38th parallel. Aimed at reunifying families, the agenda focused on easing travel restrictions and humanitarian issues with staged progress, amid Cold War tensions and U.S. negotiations with China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South Korea
Panmunjom
United States
Russia
U.S
China
Peking
Seoul
Park Chung Hee
Thailand
Red Cross
Kim Il Sung
South
Kim Ji Sung
Korea
Park
Mississippi Democrats face runoffs for open congressional seats
Mississippi Democrats nominate six candidates to replace three retiring congressmen in Tuesday runoffs. Among the notable matchups are in the fourth district with Ellis Bodron and Walter Brown, and in the second district pitting Tom Cook against David Bowen. Absentee voting law adds limited action this primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Willam Colmer
Pascagoula
Tom Bennethy
Okolona
Charles Griffin
Utica
Colmer
Congress
Abernethy
Griffen
G. V. Montgomery
Jamies Whitten
State Supreme Court
Heber Ladner
Ellis Bodron
Vicksburg
Walter Brown
Natchez
Brown
Bodron
Boedron
Tom Cook
Starkville
David Bowen
Cleveland
Ben Stone
Gulfport
Chancery Court
Howard Patterson
Hattiesburg
Southern District Supreme Court Post
Darwin Maples
Lucedale
Harry Walker
South Korea to end covert units and free abductees
The government plans to disband commando-style units and return South Korean fishermen, as well as airline passengers and crew members abducted to the North, signaling a shift in the handling of cross border detentions and hostage issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rized
Also Mentioned on This Page
William L. Waller
Nation
Democratic Credentials Committee
George McGovern
Eli Segal
Credentials
Illinois
Nixon
California
Patricia Harris
Hodding Carter
Greenville
Carter
William Waller
Blair Lee Iil
Maryland
Ally & Sune
Sat Ain
Mentha
Argentina
Sterlington Rd
Phil Newsom
UPI
Claude Gilliland
Royal Ave
Monroe
Mutual
Omaha
Company
Neance Allitiate
United of Ou
Srereal OF
OMAHC
Couper
THE
Ouachita Parish
Legal News
Shreveport
Monroe City Court
Monroe City
Fourth District Court
Dockel
W. J. Hodge
Classics Opera
OPERA
Highlites
Whirl World
Uncle Tom Sez
TOM Peters Discount CO
W. Monroe