Democratic Convention May Be Marked by Big Debates
In Los Angeles delegates to the Democratic National Convention say the growing youth and minority presence may bring a spirited, unsettled race for influence. They forecast a wide open, emotionally charged convention with clashes on committees, less bargaining and more emphasis on minority representation and reform.
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George MacGovern
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McGovern
Jeff Hare
Margin Narrows In Cambodia Presidential Race
Marshal Lon Nol is expected to be declared winner of the Sunday Cambodian presidential vote with unofficial numbers showing 55 percent in his favor. Keo An, backed by Sihanouk’s allies, captured about 2.55 percent as turnout lagged and voting irregularities were alleged by Lon Nol opponents.
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Maier urges presidential candidates to address urban problems
Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier urged all presidential contenders to face city crises, saying American cities face bankruptcy and deficits while leaders talk but fail to offer real solutions. He praised McGovern and Nixon on revenue sharing and overhaul of city funding, while warning the nation must act now.
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Ed Muskie
Maine
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