10 Jul 1972
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1972
Page
1
Gov Wallace hosts an open house for about 3,000 Democratic delegates in Miami Beach amid claims liquor flowed, countering his Alabama mansion prohibition stance. Campaign director Charles Snider says booze was served to boost attendance.
A circulated AFL-CIO document assails Senator George McGovern on Vietnam, communism, civil rights, and labor issues. It cites his 1964 Civil Rights Act votes and his stance on amnesty for draft evaders, arguing he opposed measures aiding workers and job programs.
The Insurance Services Office advised member insurers to cut collision premiums by 10 percent on 1973 models due to better bumper performance, with potential $20 million savings to motorists. Some states allow individual company pricing. New York officials caution advisory rates may not be adopted. Federal bumper standards helped reduce repair costs.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry barred Archbishop Iakovos of North and South America from attending the funeral of Patriarch Athenagoras in Istanbul. A ministry spokesman said Iakovos has been considered undesirable for some time due to past activities against Turkey, and the Turkish government would not permit his attendance.
A coastal water main rupture in midtown Manhattan disrupted telephone service for thousands, halting functions at three major networks and affecting AP lines and a Democratic telethon pledge. Several buildings flooded, cables failed across nine exchanges, and hospitals including St. Clare's and Roosevelt, plus the West 14th Street station, lost service while emergency lines remained working.
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