Burdell Buckley and O'Neill pass away amid era of vaude and radio
SHUGENE I O NEILL a noted fish seller on Broadway in early 20th century theatre, died at 64 in Cambridge Massachusetts hospital. He worked with Keith's and Loew's vaudeville, and delivered Boston's first radio commercial on WHET. He left a wife, two daughters, three sons, a grandchild and a great grandchild. Buckley, a figure at the Republican National Convention scene, faced antiwar protests as he escorted by aides. A protester was assaulted amid tense crowd action. police intervened as Buckley and aides moved toward the convention hall.
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Retired Stanford prof Bush dies at 76
Professor Chilton R. Bush former head of Stanford Communications died of cancer Tuesday at age 76. A pioneer in opinion polling and author of Newspaper Reporting of Public Affairs, he retired in 1961 after 27 years at Stanford and later advised the profession. Bush founded the California Newspaper Publishers Association Editors conference and helped start on the job training programs for reporters.
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Percy loses ground in 76 GOP rules battle in Miami
In a tense party rules clash, Percy drops his bid after a two week fight over convention voting power for industrial states. The liberal wing, led by senate ally Charles Percy, faces dwindling support as the decision drags on, perceived as wavering and risking esteem among fellow liberals.
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McGovern Defends Defense Plans at Legion Forum
George McGovern spoke to a Chicago American Legion convention defending his Vietnam tempo and defense budget aims. He pledged no foreign power would push the U.S. while seeking cuts to a $30 million budget and asserting power to deter Russia and China.
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First hornbill born in US captivity at San Diego Zoo
San Diego Zoo reports the first captivity birth of a ground hornbill in the United States. Curator James Bolan says the chick is the second ever hatched in captivity, following a hen in Bristol, England that died last year. The father is Charley, a famed greeter, while the mother remains unnamed.
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