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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1972

Page

11

McGovern Campaign Ends Convention With Unity Push

At the convention the campaign unified after Kennedy rallied the delegates and McGovern promised a broad plan to end the war and bring every American home. Eagleton was nominated after a floor fight with Farenthold Gravel and Peabody, while O'Brien resigned as party chairman amid labor concerns. Kennedy urged defeating Nixon and praised McGovern for meeting the test of greatness.

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Idaho Democrats Congratulate McGovern for 1972 Nomination

Idaho candidates praised George McGovern on July 13 1972. Attorney General W Anthony Park sent a telegram from Miami Beach noting his delegate vote in 1968 and confidence in McGoverns forthright issues. Senatorial hopeful Byron Johnson urged active help. Idaho Democrat state chair Joe McCarter said McGovern energizes volunteers and unifies the ticket.

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Nixon Seeks Peace Campaign Pause at Republican Convention

At the San Clemente summer home Nixon directs Kissinger and Helms to keep McGovern informed on foreign policy. Protesters fade as thousands vow to return in August for the GOP nomination. A last night act included burning a 10 foot portrait of Johnson to signal the peace candidate effort.

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