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Newspaper
Playground Daily News
Location
Fort Walton Beach, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1972
Page
4
Humphrey backers in the anti McGovern coalition said the committee ruling improved his Miami chances. He told a National Press Club audience he was wrong to claim he had no quarrel with the California campaign amid the contested results.
Yippies led a demonstration in Miami Beach to protest the convention campsite ban. About 100 Yippies and 50 media members marched under police escort for 45 minutes near the convention center, led by Jerry Rubin and Mayor Chuck Hall. A press conference followed amid a stalled winner take all debate within the Democratic committee.
Ruthie Mae Deal, the sole Florida Wallace delegate not yet to sign, said she will mail the oath before the July 5 deadline set by party Chairman Moyle. Moyle warned of vacancy if not received by July 3, with alternates to replace her if needed. All Florida delegates except six Miami district delegates are pledged to Wallace.
Fort Walton Beach admissions on June 28 include a baby boy Gallegos and Helen Ziglar. June 29 lists Sally Layfield George Bethune Cecil Woodward Virginia Kam Herher Barbara Wailes Jane Lawrence Anna Tremain Florence Grace Bonnie Rantsey. Niceville Valparaiso admissions on June 29 include Annie Grigsby.
Georgia Democrats urge the Credentials Committee to modify a ruling reshaping the state’s delegation to the national convention in Miami Beach. Gov. Carter and party leaders condemn the decision as unfair while the committee unseated two white delegates in the 1st district and replaced them with Black candidates, amid broader district and at-large changes.
Senator Griffin signaled a mid July return for his bill to bar federal courts from issuing busing orders in desegregation cases and to delay 18 month enforcement. He cited a Detroit multi district plan and political timing with the Democratic National Convention and debt ceiling actions in Congress.
Mrs. Bessie V. Davis 61 of 1049 S Pearl St Crestview died 6 25 am Wednesday at Okaloosa Memorial Hospital She was born in Falco Alabama and belonged to First Assembly of God Crestview Funeral services 2 pm Friday at First Assembly of God Church with Rev Ireland officiating Burial in Old Crestview Cemetery Remains will be viewed at McLaughlin Chapel until one hour before services She is survived by two sons Vander Davis Jr Crestview Hayward Davis Jacksonville two brothers T T Rhoades Crestview Shelby Rhoades Jacksonville one sister Opel Taylor Jacksonville seven grandchildren and one great grandchild McLaughlin Funeral Home Crestview in charge of arrangements
Atlanta bars brace for a shift as Georgia lowers the drinking age to 18 with the law taking effect at midnight Friday. Pete Moore of Uncle Sam's expects a surge in 18 year olds, while Dominos Lounge owner Johnny Kirk doubts teens will flock to topless venues.
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