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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1972

Page

4

Mitchell finds ease after leaving Nixon drive

John N Mitchell says he is putting the lid on his activities and will work a normal 9 to 5 day at the law firm Mudge Rose while advising the Nixon staff. He discusses MacGregor, the DNC raid, and prospects for McGovern, noting Connally could boost the campaign and that some Democrats might help if McGovern is nominated.

New York Times Washington John N. Mitchell Martha Mudge Rose Guthrie Alexander Nixon John B. Connally

Poor delegation rejects Dem compromise offers

A group calling itself the Poor People's Coalition rejected a Democratic compromise on 750 convention floor passes. Dr. George Wiley of the National Welfare Rights Organization said talks lacking a satisfactory conclusion ended after more than two hours with party officials. The coalition includes Wiley’s group, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and the National Tenants Organization. Planners rejected the demand to allow lobbying access among delegates.

Miami Beach UPI George Wiley National Welfare Rights Organization Poor People’s Coalition Wiley’s Southern Christian Leadership Conference National Tenants Organization

ACLU Poised for Convention Oversight at Democratic Rally

The ACLU said no expected turmoil at the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach but will assist if police abuse occurs. Aryeh Neier announced 100 observers, 60 local volunteer lawyers, and cameras to document incidents.

Miami Beach Fla American Civil Liberties Union Aryeh Neier ACLU Neier Grady Crawford

U S Leaders Say China Worries Over Soviet Buildup

House leaders Hale Boggs and Gerald Ford report Chinese officials expressed concern about a Soviet armament surge and potential U S disarmament. They said Beijing fears Russia becoming the dominant power and warns the United States must stay engaged to keep global stability. The leaders met Chou En-lai and others in China June 26 to July 5 and discussed defense funding and U S presence abroad.

Washington UPI House China Peking U.S Pacific Hale Boggs Louisiana Chou En-lai Defense Department United States Here Nixon San Clemente Calif George S. McGovern McGovern

Humphrey Calls for Loyalty Pledge Ahead of Convention

Hubert H. Humphrey urged all presidential candidates to pledge support for the party nominee in advance of the convention. He stressed unity after a Supreme Court decision boosted his hopes and discussed potential reactions if rival McGovern fails to commit.

Miami Beach UPI George S. McGovern Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Waverly Minn Supreme Court McGovern Eugene J. McCarthy George C. Wallace Gov. Wallace

Wallace May Run Third Party If Dems Do Not Change Platform

Gov. George C. Wallace's campaign manager says Wallace could run as a third-party candidate this fall unless the Democratic platform shifts. Charles Snider questioned how any compromise with McGovern's platform could occur.

Wallace Miami Beach UPI George C. Wallace McGovern Charles Snider

Daley delegates seek court order over seating at convention

Chicago mayoral supporters and 58 Daley delegates asked Cook County Circuit Court for an injunction to bar challengers from seating delegates not elected by Illinois voters. The move came as Wallace criticized the platform and warned of a potential third party impact heading into November.

Chicago UPI Richard J. Daley Daley Cook County Donald J. O’brien Illinois O’brien

Riot trained troops deploy near Democratic convention in Miami

About 2,500 troops including 2,000 from the 82nd airborne and 500 Marines set up in a 280 tent encampment at Homestead Air Force Base south of Miami Beach. They are on standby to move if needed, under Florida Gov. Askew's request and Nixon's final say, as security for the Democratic National Convention.

Homestead Air Force Base Fla UPI Miami Beach 82Nd Airborne Division Ft. Bragg N. C 6Th Regiment Camp LeJeune N.C Air Force Nixon Key Biscayne South Florida Bill White Defense Melvin R. Laird White Florida Reubin Askew Askew Justice Department

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