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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1972

Page

3

Opposites Unite Hizzoner Now Real Gurn vy

Miami Beach reports show a striking contrast as Chicago Yippies leader Jerry Rubin and Miami Mayor Chuck Hall stand arm in arm on the convention floor. The scene highlights uneasy alliances between establishment and anti establishment figures amid heated debate. Rubin and Hoffman circulate with network staff and politicians, while Hall jokes about amplification of his fame. Rubin and Hoffman reportedly have a $30,000 book contract to recount the convention.

John P. Wallach Werhington Chicago Ruuam Pluur Rubin Abie Hoffman Hoffman Rubert Bumphrey Carillon Mhibert Hartman Rubin Hall Humphrey New York John Phers Lindsay Norman Mailer Newsweek Ticket Watt

Fifth On First Ballot McGovern Wins Nomination

Miami Beach UPI reports George McGovern secured the Democratic presidential nomination on the first ballot at the quadrennial convention. The article notes prior era precedents with Stevenson on the third ballot in 1882 and Stevenson, Kennedy, Johnson and Humphrey on first ballots in later years.

Miami Beach UPI George McGovern Adlai Stevenson John F. Kennedy Lynton B. Johnson Hubert H. Humphrey Smitz McGovern

Patrician Movement seeks rehearing to keep rehab center open

The Patrician Movement returns to the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals to reverse a trial-planning order aimed at 11 nearby residents over the La Villa de San Patricia center at 222 E Mitchell. Plaintiffs argue the center is a neighborhood nuisance after a lower court dismissal was overruled by the appeals court.

Fourth Court of Civil Appeals la Villa de San Patricia Center E. Mitchell 45Th Dist Robert R. Murray Appeals Court

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