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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1972

Page

3

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.

Topeka Kan Kansas Miami Beach Harold Herd Coldwater Burr Robert Docking Docking Herd McGovern Sen. McGovern 1St District 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 Jackson Angent Tor Giver Seern National Credentials Committee California Norbert Dreiling Democratic Platform Committee Washington Levitt National Party Krunkenberg Mondale AP i Sen 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.

Topeka Kan Kansas Optometric Association Thomas Brungardt Salina Brungardt

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.

Baltimore 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.

Los Angeles Howard Hughes Noah Dietrich Hughes Dietrich Superior Court Robert A. Maheu Nevada Hughes Tool Co 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.

Washington Central Intelligence Agency Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos CIA U.S North Vietnam South Vietnam Cambodia Air Force Agency Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird Laird Congress 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.

Philadelphia Rose Bowl John F. Kennedy Adlai E. Stevenson

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