Carter Leads Move To Derail McGovern
Houston reports George McGovern and Hubert Humphrey shift to appealing state governors to influence delegates. They plan a National Governors Conference appearance after stops in New Mexico and Houston. Discussion centers on a potential second-ticket choice, with Connally seen as a factor for Texas support and GOP implications.
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McGovern
Treasury
John B. Connally
Preston Smith
Connally
Texas
Nixon
Smith
William G. Milliken
Michigan
Spiro T. Agnew
MeGovern
Burial ends exile of former king at Windsor
The former king Edward VIII, who abdicated in 1936 to marry Wallis Simpson, was buried at Windsor Castle after a simple private service attended by the Queen, Prince Philip, and 200 mourners. The ceremony followed his private wishes and was broadcast to the nation by radio.
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England
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St. George’s Chapel
Edward VII
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Church of England
Ting
Frogmore House
Windsor Grounds
Prince Edward
London
Paris
Queen Elizabeth II
Duchess of Windsor
Duke of Windsor
Irregularities in Humphrey War Chest Fund Noted
The Office of Federal Elections referred a possible violation of the federal campaign law to the Justice Department. Eight contributions of 6000 dollars each, allegedly made possible by John L. and Frances L. Loeb of New York, faced scrutiny under the prohibition on third party or concealed donations. The GAO action marked the first of its kind under the new law ahead of the California primary between Humphrey and McGovern for 271 delegates.
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UPI
Office of Federal Elections
Justice Department
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D-Minn
Phillip S. Hughes
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Frances L. Loeb
New York
N.Y
GAO
California
Humphrey
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Defense chiefs warn SALT may fail to cut U S costs or arms race
Defense Secretary Laird told a Congressional committee that even with SALT deep cuts could be offset by new submarine and bomber programs to keep pace with the Soviets. Critics like Sen Proxmire say offsets steal taxpayers savings for expensive weapons.
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United States
Pentagon
William Proxmire
D-Wis
U.S
Russia
LA Mayor Endorses Humphrey
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty endorsed Hubert Humphrey on the eve of California's presidential primary. He denounced George McGovern as an old fashioned medicine man and urged Wallace write in supporters to switch to Humphrey. Humphrey said there was no prior indication of the endorsement.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sam Yorty
Hubert Humphrey
California
George McGovern
George Wallace
Humphrey
Yorty
Minnesota
Long Beach
Israel marks fifth war anniversary and warns of retaliation
Tel Aviv marked the fifth anniversary of its Middle East war victory as Defense Minister Moshe Dayan warned troops would strike back for any repeat of the Lod airport assault. Airport security was tightened in Israel and Europe after a May 30 commando attack by three Japanese extremists who trained with Arab guerrillas in Lebanon, killing 24 bystanders and wounding many others. Dayan warned that attacks would be repaid in kind and suggested reconsidering the death penalty for terrorists.
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UPI
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Moshe Dayan
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Dayan
Egypt
Tax Reform Delay Sparks Treasury and Nixon Officials Debate
Treasury acting secretary Charles Weiker and President Nixon’s pick for secretary George Shultz told the House Ways and Means Committee that tax reform should wait until the next Congress. They discussed increasing the debt limit to 465 billion through February and noted a marked improvement in the federal deficit outlook due to tax withholding and revised forecasts, while Democrats criticized the withholdings.
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Georg P. Shultz
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Ways and Means Committee
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Regents Debate Campus Newspaper Policy Across Florida
State Board of Regents Chairman J. J. Daniel said a single statewide policy on campus newspaper administration may be impossible due to complexity. A four-hour committee session heard from editors, university officials, and journalists as it continues studying publisher roles.
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UPI
State Board of Regents
J. J. Daniel
Daniel
Regents
University of South Florida
Bradenton
Sarasota
Tito Welcomed by Soviet Triarchy in Kremlin Ceremony
President Tito of Yugoslavia arrived in Moscow for a five day visit and received the Order of Lenin from the Soviet leadership. Brezhnev Padgorny and Kosygin greeted him warmly as signs of improved ties and expanded trade were anticipated. Also, Vera C. Jones faced a DWI charge after a Beal Parkway crash involving three cars causing about 900 in damages.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Nikolai V. Padgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Tilo
Riga
Latvia
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Vera C. Jones
Fort Walton Beach
Beal Parkway
J. M. Williams
Florida Highway Patrol
Johnny F. Richbourg
Scott
Williams
Destin Chamber of Commerce Installs Officers Dinner
Destin Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual installation of officers dinner at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Plaza Restaurant. For reservations call 837-6241. Other items include community notices and public meetings at Fort Walton Beach and Eglin AFB.
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Destin Chamber of Commerce
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Lodge
Okaloosa Island
FBI
Fort Walton Beach
Washington, D.C
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Eglin
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Robert Britt
Florida Department of Natural Resources
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Kelly Ave
Kidd
Lucille
Bill Grigsby
Bennett ties historic Congress record with 21st year of perfect roll calls
Representative Charles E. Bennett of Florida marks 21 years in Congress with 3 428 consecutive roll call votes as of last Friday. He notes he surpassed Sen. Margaret Chase Smith and recalls a brief lapse in 1951 when he left to speak in Michigan. Bennett aims to keep the flawless attendance.
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UPI
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla
Congress
Bennett
U.S
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Michigan
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