Sources Say Ted May Go To Convention
Hyannisport Massachusetts reports say Senator Edward Kennedy plans to attend the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Friends say he discussed plans while sailing, with no firm decision on whether to seek the presidency or have his name placed in nomination.
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Hyannistort
Mass
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Chicago
Kennedy
Reg
Kenielly Stattigane
White House
George Chistian
Johnson
Shinago
West Virginia public notices and questions on training pay
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a court figure Buckley and Macey L. McCreery as judge candidate, plus WV police trainee pay of 413 to 483 dollars monthly with 104 expense allowance, salary increases every five years, and trainee training length. Also questions about AY in Kennedy, squirrel season opener, and state practical nurse training costs and living expenses.
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West Virginia
He Weckley
Protests Turn Violent as Police Clash With Demonstrators
Chicago police battle demonstrators and news crews in Lincoln Park and on Clark Street. Officers use clubs and tear gas to disperse about 60 arrests as injuries report dozens, including reporters from Sun Times and Chicago Daily News. News networks protest police beatings and a city-wide curfew limits traffic and scene coverage.
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Chigago
UPI
Tha Tillom
Yippins
Givi
Otter Anthwar
John Lagan
Ho Chi Minh
Polis
Itncolh Park
Chicago
Sun‘Tities
The
Bre
Daily News
Yizpies
Calumbialsis
Vital National Broadcasting Co
Pollee
Wells Street
James B. Conslik
NAC
CBS
Clark Street
Tater
Vietoria
Wocell
Lincoln Park
Scold Park
Conrad Hilton
Owell
Braverman
Mark Sanders
Michigan Avenue
Muskegon
Mich
Mace
Sanders
Mackak
Weather Cool Tonight Beckley and Vicinity
Sunny this afternoon and continued cool with a high near 68. Tonight will be cool with a low around 46. Wednesday will be sunny and a bit warmer with a high near 70. The probability of precipitation through Wednesday is about five percent.
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Beckley
Souiset
Ton Sdray
Herman
West Virginia Delegation Plans Caucus Recount
West Virginia delegation moods shift as they prepare a second caucus at the Palmer House Hotel to decide Humphrey support on the first ballot. Gov. Talbott Smith chairs the meeting while initial tallies suggested 25 to 30 of 28 members favor Humphrey.
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Memago Qurij
Virginia
Democratie
Cauteus
Siltho
Caugus
Palmer House
Hubert HW. Humphrey
Namalyes
Gov
Talett ©. Smith
Humphrey
Defense Rests Final Arguments In Bribery Case
In Morgantown local notes report the bribery conspiracy trial of former governor and four others nears a verdict. Defense attorneys conclude their final arguments as jurors prepare to weigh evidence. judge sets a long summation session and delays verdict to Thursday. Relatives of Louis King Dr. receive notice of his death in Morgantown, tied to the same day’s pages.
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Marleseun
Gav
Barcon
U. S. District Court
Muhert H. Hmmbrey
Harper
Manly
Fraust
Metarthy - MceGovern
U.S
Miasmiland
Hues
North Vietnam
Saigon
Robert Martin
Gff
Effi Lbe
Sontinulog
McCarthy
McGovern
Kaye Thamiat
King
Ovilex
Isae
Kiel
A. Eupheria
Humphrey Machina
VeCoMg
Florida
Ohio
Marin
Baryon
Convincss
Juy
State Read
Burl Sawyers
Vincent Johnkoski
Bonn Brown
Alfred W. Schroath
Clarksburg
Truman Gore
Morgantown
UPI
Louis King Dr
Weta
Hie
Mra
Eva Ring
Democratic convention battles over seating and Vietnam plank
The 25th Democratic National Convention opened amid clashes over contested delegations and the Vietnam plank. Tensions rose as factions led by Humphrey and McCarthy clashed on seating decisions, with security tight and delegates signaling possible further fights as the party moved toward its platform stance.
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Patrick Sloyan Ghicagg
UPD
Johnson
Vietnam
Gates
Paris
North
Hanal
Sens
Imagene
J. McCarthy
George MecGovern
McCarthy
McGovern
Hy Raymond Laar
Gmcago
UPI
Angey Democrats
Gov
Toh. Connally
Texas
Tlon
Anderwits
Mumphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
Munphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Lilly
Geors Laka
Old Guard
Theanoil
New York
California
Justin Bond
Negra Jeadar
Georgia
Nemo
Humphrey
Wyatt
Howard Motzenbaum
Ohio
Bee
Battlefront Shelling Rages Around Da Nang Camp
North Vietnamese forces renewed shelling of Da Nang area and surrounding camps as Marine troops and South Vietnamese units report heavy bombardments. Casualties rise on both sides with multiple attacks near the DMZ and across northern South Vietnam.
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Saigon
Todauy
Dong Ha
Tho
U.S. Eniiltey Sauters
Ouffer
Cambodia
Hall
Marine Combat Bagelment
Dmz
Hau
Bel
Delusion
Atte
Hilton Due Lap
Macine
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Flatlands
Ike's Doctors Note Cautious Optimism On Eisenhower Health
Washington press reports from Walter Reed Army Medical Center cite ongoing cautious optimism about General Dwight D. Eisenhower after a serious heart attack on August 16. Doctors note persistent heart irritability and occasional rapid action with no major disturbances since Saturday, though his condition remains critical and he rests comfortably with Mamie nearby.
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Washington
DPI
Chyight D
Isenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Cepter
Eisenhower
Gon
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Eisenhigwer
Biletin
Mamie
Warsaw Forces Pull Out Allies Agree On Conditions Of Withdrawal
The Soviet Union and four Warsaw Pact allies agreed on conditions for pulling Soviet troops from Czechoslovakia, with withdrawal to begin immediately. Troops would retreat from cities to camps while frontier forces along Germany and Austria remained. Leaders from the Soviet Politburo and Czechoslovakia, including Brezhnev and Dubcek, participated in four days of talks, producing a four nation temporary accord.
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Henry Siapiro
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Warsaw Pact
Vollo
Echostivakia
Cowiley
Dubeek
Cecceslo
Oldrich Cernik
Dubvek
Vakin
Cernik
Germany
Austria
Teader Alexanter Dubeck
Czechoslovakia
Ancunatinn
Faenan
Sree
Prague
Communist Party
Leonid
Brezhnev
Alena
Kasyl Vin
Nicol Podgorny
Ludvik Svo
Prague cheers as Soviet tanks withdraw in Czech endgame
Crowds in Prague greet reform leaders returning from Moscow after four days of talks as Soviet troops begin withdrawal. Paramedic bells and horns fill the square while President Simikowsky promises progress toward freedom, though some controls remain and pace will be slow. Dubcek is hailed by the crowd as the era of full independence begins amid ongoing Soviet influence.
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UPI
Ciechyslovaks
Moscow
Kremlin
Wenerskas Square
Josef Simikowsky
Communist Party Secretar
Alexander Duberk
Dubcak
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