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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1972
Page
2
George Wallace defied his no liquor rule by serving alcohol at a Miami Beach open house for about 3000 Democratic convention delegates and alternates. Campaign director Charles Snider said without drinks, attendees would not come.
A privately circulated AFL-CIO-commissioned 50 page attack targets Senator McGovern over Vietnam stance civil rights and labor voting record. It accuses him of supporting amnesty for draft dodgers and labels him Communist, citing votes on minimum wage unemployment compensation and Civil Rights Act provisions. The document notes McGovern’s Hanoi comment and cites the Ervin amendment vote as part of a broader Southern border bloc pattern.
The Insurance Services Office advised member insurers to lower collision premiums by 10 percent on about 4972 cars to reflect cheaper repairs from improved bumpers. Richard Savage said many insurers will adopt the advisory rates with potential $20 million savings to motorists, while some states like New York and California may allow each company to set its own rates.
Ankara says Arch Archbishop Jakovos of North and South America is persona non grata and barred from attending the funeral of Patriarch Athenagoras in Istanbul. Foreign Ministry cites past activities against Turkey as the reason for the ban.
A water main rupture on the West Side Sunday disrupted phone service for thousands in midtown Manhattan including three major networks. The outage affected the AP and the Democratic Party telethon pledge lines, flooded building basements, disabled about 30 large exchange cables, and knocked out service at St. Clare's, Roosevelt, and the West 54th Street Police Stationhouse. Emergency operations remained functional and networks reported outbound calls were blocked.
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