McGovern Attacks Nixon on Wage, War and Labor
McGovern charges Nixon opposed raising the federal minimum wage to 2.20 an hour and blames his administration for inflation and unemployment. He accuses anti union NLBR appointments and supports arbitration in labor disputes. McGovern vows to end the Vietnam War and push tax reform favoring workers. He tours new campaign HQ in Washington as aides gather. Shriver seeks Daley support as McGovern aides plan early city focus and road trips. The Democratic panel opens a running mate nomination with seating disputes to resolve, including a Daley-led Illinois dispute.
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Nixon
National Labor Relarious Board
Washington
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Muskie
Shriver
Kennedy
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Hame
America
Timberlawn
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Sunport
U.S
France
Peace Corps
Office of Economic Opportunity
Democratic National Committee
William S. Singer
Wnsé
Miami Beach
Sllinois
Cambodian towns under Communist assault near Kompong Trabek
In Cambodia near Kompong Trabek on Highway 1, North Vietnamese forces stormed government positions despite U S air strikes that reportedly knocked out 18 tanks. Cambodian commanders seek intensified U S bombing, while reports say a Cambodian battalion is missing and a second push occurs toward Prey Veng.
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Saigon
UPI
Konpong
Cambodia
Kompong Trabek
Highway 1
U.S
Phnom Penh
Prey Veng
Koonpong Trabck
Tye
Dank Krock
Treasure Hunt Clue 3 at Long Beach Beach Event
The third clue in the $1,000 Treasure Hunt co sponsored by the Independent Press Telegram and the California International Sea Festival at Long Beach notes the treasure chest is buried on the beach within 200 feet of the water and 24 inches deep. If not found it goes to charity. Contact Sea Festival office at 436 8717 437 4515 or 438 9517.
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Independent, Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Eight killed in tenement fire disaster continues
On the front page continuation the scene shows flames engulfing the tenement as fire officers battled the blaze. Firefighters and officials described chaotic rescue attempts including a distressed Andrade family with a burned child being aided by responders. State fire marshal and city arson squad were called to lead the investigation.
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Marsl
Dspartment
Ecology business crackdown urged by forum members
Forum members urged a crackdown on ecology business with a plan to finish critical environmental reforms before 2000. Recommendations include cheaper shipping of recycled scrap, trading nonrenewable minerals with less-developed nations, and creating a Department of Science and Technology to lead environmental protection efforts.
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Cceure
Tetelmen
U.S
Department of Science and ‘Technology
Atta
Farmworkers Defy Arizona Boycott Law Rally Planned
United Farm Workers officials announced a rally to promote an eight day boycott of Tonunian Jettuce on August 14 at the state capital to defy the new secondary boycott ban. The group plans a federal suit in Phoenix on the rally date challenging the constitutionality of the measure signed by Gov. Jack Williams.
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Phoenix
United Farm Workers
Farm Workers Union
James Rutkowski
U.S. District Court
UFW
Jack Williams
Belfast clashes as IRA shells school in Andersonstown
In Belfast Catholic and Protestant districts violence escalated as the IRA fired rockets at a British army post in Andersonstown injuring two soldiers. A gym damaged and windows blown out. youths battered a new post with iron poles and rioters set fire to an armored car before troops dispersed them. Fire in Los Angeles apartment building forces 60 tenants to flee. arson suspected with no injuries reported.
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IRA
la Salle
Belfast
Andersonstown
TRA
Los Angeles
UPI
Youth club leader linked to thieves school case
Police traced a family linked to a youth club leader who ran a thieves operation from a home on El Capitan Street. Detec tive Deulseh said the fleeing suspects happened after a warrant was served, leaving their $35,000 home and valuables found stashed locally. Officers recovered bicycles engines and other items believed stolen at the two story residence.
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Leagn
Deulseh
el Capitan St
Uney
Philadelphia couple seeks price on pregnancy in odd study
A Philadelphia mathematician recruited a pregnant woman for a price study offering $10,000 plus expenses. Leonard Goodfarb, 47, advertised in a weekly paper claiming the couple cannot have a child and sought responses from across the U S, Canada and Europe to determine what price people place on child bearing.
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Philadelphia
Leonard Goodfarb
Ito
United States
Canada
Europe
Crash kills girl and 2 Marines at Garden Grove
A car out of control struck a utility pole on Knott Street near Stanford Avenue in Garden Grove in a Sunday night crash, killing 19 year old Bobi Ann Essex of Anaheim and three men. Marines from Camp Pendleton George Huntebell 21 Thousand Oaks and Janes Wright 22 Buena Park died at scene or later at Westminster Hospital.
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Anaheim
Garden Gray
Knott Street
Stanford Avenue
Syl
Paul Weigener
George James Huntebell
Thousand Oaks
Bobi Ann Essex
Grand Ave
Janes
Wright
Santa Elise Circle
Buena Park
Westminster Community Hospital
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