Debates Planned Before California Democratic Primary
Senators Hubert Humphrey and George McGovern agreed to a series of face to face televised debates before the June 6 California primary. Negotiations opened in Los Angeles as Humphrey proposed three debates while McGovern campaigned in Oregon for votes in the Oregon primary. The California winner would claim all 271 delegates. both endorse clear policy differences the public deserves to hear.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
California
Minnesota
Humphrey
South Dakota
McGovern
Oregon
Los Angeles
Humphrey and
Wilshire Boulevard
Humph
Martin Luther 2 King Jr
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
House Cuts U.N. Donation Prompts Budget Battle
The House approved a 13.2 million cut in U.S. payments to the United Nations, reducing the U.N. share to 25 percent of operating costs for the coming fiscal year. The measure faces Senate approval and Nixon’s endorsement. Secretary Rogers warned of triggering international obligations and potential U.N. funding gaps if the cut stands.
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Washington
House
United States
United Nations
Senate
Nixon
U.N
U.S
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Transplant Fight Over Heart Used Without Consent
In a Virginia damage suit, William Tucker claims his brother Bruce died so a donor heart could be used in the first local cardiac transplant. Doctors say no permission was obtained from Bruce Tucker or the medical examiner. the heart was used under an unclaimed bodies statute. Bruce Tucker died after a May 1968 injury and the recipient Joseph Klett died a week after the operation. The suit seeks $100,000 and a federal case for $1 million.
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Richmond
William E. Tucker
Bruce
Virinia
Tucker
Bruce Tucker
Virginia
Richard R. Lower
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Joseph G. Klett
Lower
Klett
Wilder
Grandpa Meany Shows His Oils on East Side
Grandful AFL-CIO president George Meany, 78, quietly displays 30 oil paintings at Automation House. He began painting 15 years ago for relaxation after receiving an art set from his daughter, creating scenes from photos, postcards, and travels including Rome and Lake Maggiore.
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New York
George Meany
Manhattan
Afl-Cio
Automation House
Meany
Rome
Ascona
Lake Maggiore
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
Churchill
Labor
Theodore Kheel
Grandma Moses
Grandpa Meany
Kheel
Miss Texas Proud as Homefolk Support Her
San Juan Puerto Rico AP Suit case reports 21 year old Susan Lynette Peters Miss Texas 11.S.A. contestant. The Stephen F. Austin University business English major received a 1000 dollar prize and wardrobe. others get 100 dollar fees. Peters noted Texas pride and Puerto Rican comparisons to San Antonio. Her boyfriend and parents will visit as the contest proceeds.
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San Juan
P.R
Susan Lynette Peters
Susan Lynette
Texas
Stephen F. Austin University
Austin
San Antonio
Su- San
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State Department
Boy Scouts
Norton Clapp
Weyerhaeuser Co
Seattle
Wash
Boy Scouts of America
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Lubbock, Tex
Dan Hackel
Frank Mankiewicz
Hackel
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CBS
Portland
West Virginia
General Electric
Darville Company Air Conditioning & Plumbing
Wusiys
Skein
EA Cannon
Carole Joanne
Texas Ceramic
TCA Hee Ee
Berbeque
Potting Seil
Price
Reg. Price
G. C. Murphy CO
Frank B. Ward
First Christian Church
Princeton
Stern
Miss Texas
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