Democrats Split Over Nominee At Kansas Miami Beach Meet
Kansas Democrats head to the Miami Beach convention divided over the presidential choice but seek harmony for the election. Governor Docking favors uncommitted stances though he would back another candidate if McGovern falters. AP poll shows 16 of 32 delegates backing McGovern on first ballot, with remaining undecided or leaning to Humphrey Jackson Muskie Mondale.
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Kansas
Miami Beach
Harold Herd
Coldwater
Burr
Robert Docking
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Herd
McGovern
Sen. McGovern
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George McGovern
South Dakota
Kansans
Associated Press
Carmen Thomas
Charles W. Duncan
Kansas City
Betty Jo Charlton
Don Conyers
Lawrence
Michael Theno
Shawnee Mission
Laura A. Hendricks
Leawood
Theda Brown
Hutchinson
David Nelson
Windom
Karlin Lawing
LaVona Spencer
Rober Allegrucci
Leo Levitt
Wichita
McGovern Herd
Susan Scott
Hays
Ruth Browne
Clay Center
John F. Lettich
Homer Krukenberg
Great Bend
U.S
New York
Shirley Chisholm
Joe Warren
Maple City
Warren
Humphrey
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National Credentials Committee
California
Norbert Dreiling
Democratic Platform Committee
Washington
Levitt
National Party
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Minnesota
U.S. Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sun Eclipse Warning From Kansas Optometric Group
The Kansas Optometric Association warns of serious eye damage from viewing a total solar eclipse. Dr. Thomas Brungardt notes 134 cases of permanent damage from prior events and urges safe viewing with improvised pinhole methods or watching media coverage, especially for children.
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Salina
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Whigs Pick Dead Man Passerby in Baltimore Nominates Fillmore
In Baltimore at an outdoor convention, 15 delegates acclaimed Millard Fillmore as the Resurrected Whig Party candidate for president. Baltimorean Robert E. Lee Moxley, passing by, won the No. 2 spot on the ticket after a first-ballot vote over P. T. Barnum and others.
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Millard Fillmore
Robert E. Lee Moxley
Jeffrey Amdur
Fillmore
Students’ Committee For
White House
Zachary Taylor
Amdur
Cochairman
Moxley
P.T. Barnum
Chester A. Arthur
W.C. Fields
Whig Party
James A. Seidel
Frostburg
State College
Seidel
Hughes Sued Again Over $51 Million Slander Claim
Billionaire Howard Hughes faces a $51 million damage suit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court accusing him of slandering Noah Dietrich, his former aide and biographer. Dietrich seeks $1 million in general damages and $50 million in punitive damages, alleging Hughes called an associate a “no-good dishonest sonofabitch” during a televised January conference.
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Howard Hughes
Noah Dietrich
Hughes
Dietrich
Superior Court
Robert A. Maheu
Nevada
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Hughes Empire
Carl Byoir & Associates
Richard Hannah
Byoir
Hannah
Bahamas
Los Angeles County
Western Hemisphere
Vancouver
B.C
CIA Rainmaking Fails To Halt Reds
Washington AP report says CIA rainmaking over the Ho Chi Minh trail in Southern Laos yielded indifferent results. Experiments allegedly used silver iodide, involved CIA and Air Force planes, with Laird stating the Defense Department has not engaged in weather modification over North Vietnam. Some officials note long-standing unease about weather warfare research.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
CIA
U.S
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Cambodia
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Agency
Secretary of Defense
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United States
William F. Raborn
U.S. Naval Institute
Raborn
Navy
Texas
Philippines
Cronkite Examines Television’s Convention Impact
Walter Cronkite notes conventions evolved from nominating stages to televised spectacles. Since 1948 audiences have grown from tens of millions to a nationwide audience watching floor demonstrations and political drama. Kennedy’s 1956 rise showcased TV power, while Stevenson supporters allegedly manipulated ticket access in Los Angeles.
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Rose Bowl
John F. Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
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