McGovern ties Connally to billionaire allies in Texas visit
In Dallas McGovern linked Connally to billionaire friends backing Nixon, saying he would know he was off track if Connally and allies boosted his campaign. He contrasted Connally with Rayburn and LBJ, praised Democratic loyalty, and planned stops at a Dallas supermarket and Houston Space Center before campaigning in Illinois.
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Houston Space Center
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Ohio
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Fetal heart monitor unveiled in Boston study
Boston researchers at Boston Hospital for Women and Brattle Instrument Corp unveiled a fetal heart rate monitor using analog and digital circuitry to detect and analyze fetal electrical impulses. The device aims to predict birth survival and detect brain oxygenation during labor, offering advantages over scalp electrode and ultrasonic methods.
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Boston
Boston Hospital For Women
Brattle Instrument Corp
Cambridge
John M. Leventhal
Leventhal
Arab German ties at risk after Munich killings
Bonn faces damaged reconciliation with Arab world as the Munich Olympics killings spark doubt over Mohammed Murad Ghaleb’s planned visit and strain West German Egypt talks. CDU/CSU and government officials question Arab leaders’ condemnation of terrorism amid renewed calls for safer passage for hostages.
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Ghaleb
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Werner
Christian Democratic Party
Brandt
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Hans-Juergen Wisschewski
Middle East
Social Democratic Party
McGovern Opens Texas Swing With Connally Attack
Senator George McGovern ends a Dallas visit and heads to Houston for a rally at a supermarket and a tour of the Manned Spacecraft Center. He rails against John Connally, contrasts him with Johnson and Rayburn, and says the election will be decided by working people despite polls and money. Sober Texans and students cheer as McGovern declares readiness for the fight against Nixon.
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Texas
John Connally
Houston
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Sam Rayburn
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Richard Nixon
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Truman
Kennedy
Dwight Eisenhower
Hubert Humphrey
Sargent Shriver
Moody bank to close after SEC ruling in Texas
The century old private bank of Shearn Moody Jr. in Galveston will close after a federal judge entered a permanent injunction. The SEC says the bank sold unregistered securities and must cease private deposits, loans and withdrawals until reopening is allowed. A temporary receiver may be appointed to seize property. In a separate note, Defense Secretary Laird urged halting arms shipments to Hanoi from the USSR and allies.
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Shearn Moody Jr
Fort Worth
Securities and Exchange Commission
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U. S. District Court
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Moody Financial
Acc
Noe
Robert F. Watson
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Houston
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Hill
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
Soviet Union
Hanoi
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Texas Folklife Festival Opens at UT Institute
San Antonio hosts the first Texas Folklife Festival with over 1,000 participants from 20 ethnic groups representing 84 towns. The four day event starts at 5 PM with 31 concessions, music from jazz to polka, crafts, and contests across 13 1/2 acres at the Institute of Texan Cultures.
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Texas
University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures
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U.S. pushes global curbs on terrorists at talks
Washington convenes envoys from 40 nations to craft international measures to curb terrorists after the Munich massacre. State Department foresees days to months of consultations while debates over who bears blame and how to act continue. Israel warns of possible retaliation but Rabin and Rogers agree on government responsibilities and security steps. IOC decides to stay in the Games.
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Department
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George McGovern
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Senate
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Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Election code under attack in Texas suits
Four suits challenge parts of the Texas Election Code on constitutional grounds ahead of a three judge federal panel ruling. Plaintiffs include Laurel Dunn of Waco and several parties led by the Raza Unida and Socialist Workers Party, with issues ranging from petition signatures to age or loyalty oath challenges. The panel includes Judges Thornberry, Suttle, and Wood Jr. in San Antonio.
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Laurel Dunn
Waco
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American Party
Texas New Party
Texas Socilist Workers Party
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Raza Uurta
Socialist Workers
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U. S. Circuit Court
Homer Thornberrs
Austin
U.S. District Court
D. W. Suttle
John H. Wood Jr
Supreme Court drawn into tighter work limits says Douglas
Justice William O. Douglas argues the court is not overworked while tracking rising case intake. He notes more appeals are denied without full review and warns against shrinking deliberation to three days a week. He clashes with Chief Justice Burger over preserving environmental and consumer lawsuits and checks on administrative agencies.
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Associated Press
Washington
Warren Burger
Supreme Court
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Burger
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Congress
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High Court
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Goose Praiie
Washington State
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