Wisconsin Governor Warns of Old Style Politics in McGovern Fight
Milwaukee Governor Patrick J. Lucey urged delegates that backers of George S. McGovern risk thwarting the candidate’s bid through closed door maneuvers. He warned of “smoke filled rooms” and stressed need to resist the old politics to defeat Nixon, saying fear of four more years of Nixon looms if reform is undermined.
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Milwaukee
Patrick J. Lucey
George S. McGovern
Lucey
McGovern
Nixon
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Muskie
John F. Kennedy
Robert
America
Pentagon
Senate
Humphrey
Ogilvie Attacks Walker Over Double Talk at GOP Rally
Governor Richard B. Ogilvie predicted November victory for Republican tickets and attacked Daniel Walker for deception. He contrasted Chicago talks with downstate statements and praised Nixon’s Vietnam war wind down. A reception for about 2,000 county leaders preceded speeches criticizing Democratic disunity.
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Rockford, Ill
Richard B. Ogilvie
Daniel Walker
Covention
Ogilvie
Walker
Chicago
Nixon
Charles H. Percy
Richard Daley
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Illinois
Percy
Daley
Cook Coun
Nixon Weighs Compromise on Welfare Reform to Boost SS
President Nixon may back a welfare reform compromise to push a broad Social Security increase. He met with HEW head Richardson and Labor Secretary Hodgson on Friday as Congress weighs a 10 percent across the board rise and other boosts. If Senate debates drag, timely checks before the November election face delay.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Elliot L. Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
James D. Hodgson
Labor
Richardson
Senate
Washington Little Faces Senate Mood Then Certainty Fades
Washington Little sleeps aboard a plane then laughs with staff and joins in games. He wakes refreshed and promises continued campaigning for delegates, asserting the race remains open despite a somber mood and renewed perseverance.
Surgery Set for Mayor Frank Rizzo
Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo is to undergo surgery for an undisclosed ailment today at St Luke s Hospital. Aides say he will be away from his desk for at least a week, and Deputy Mayor Phillip Carroll will assume duties in his absence.
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Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
St. Luke’s Hospital
Phillip Carroll
Rizzo
Political Rivalry and a Shilling Rent for Dublin Embassy
The piece reflects on political ambitions and slips affecting candidates, mentions former NYC Mayor Bob Wagner avoiding a run while in Ireland, and notes the U S State Department rents John Moore House in Dublin for a shilling a year. The Irish government requests care of the mansion and grounds in return.
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New York
Bob Wagner
Ireland
John Lindsay
Wagner
Gen. Sherman
State Department
Dublin
U.S
John Moore
Europe
Eamon de Valera
Daley Keeps Control as Illinois Democratic Chair
In Springfield Daley narrowly secures the Illinois delegation chair at the Democratic National Convention, defeating Stevenson allies. Stevenson withdraws, backing Daley amid protests by dissidents. Delegates shift loyalties, with Muskie supporters looming.
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Springfield
Ill
Richard J. Daley
Illinois
Democratic Party
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Stevenson
Newsmen
Daley
Edmund S. Muskie
George McGovern
Graubard
Muskie
McGovern
AMA Told to Pave Way or Prepare to Be Run Over
San Francisco AP congressman Rep. Jerry L. Pettis warned the American Medical Association that effective care in rural and deprived areas is essential or the federal government may impose solutions. He cited rising costs, distribution shortfalls, and impatient patients as signs the profession must improve geographic and specialty distribution while preserving quality.
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Ama
San Francisco
Organized Medicine Today
Jerry L. Pettis
Calif
American Medical Association
Council On Health Manpower
Pettis
United States
Congress
Washington
Malcolm C. Todd
Long Beach
Manpower Council
Todd
Crucifix Recovered at Fort Wayne Cathedral
A $1,000 wooden crucifix stolen June 4 was returned Thursday night and found undamaged in a confessional booth at the Cathedral of Immaculate Conception in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Cathedral of Immaculate Conception
Black caucus backs bill of rights at Democratic convention
Rep Louis Stokes says the Democratic National Convention will see a black bill of rights aimed at boosting black participation in government and poverty programs. He notes hearings on racism, health, and enterprise. calls for more jobs for Americans. McGovern and Humphrey attend the event for visible campaigning.
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Washington
Louis Stokes
Congressional Black Caucus
Democratic Party
Stokes
Organization of
Gary
Ind
Ohio Democrat
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democrats Scrutinize At Large Delegates For State Convention
The faction led by St Angelo shapes the Indiana Democratic at large slate to be ratified at Tuesday’s convention alongside 57 caucus delegates. Welsh leads for governor while Bo dine tops Kenrady for lieutenant governor. Attorney general race features four Indianapolis attorneys with Wilson claiming a possible first ballot win. Presidential candidates Muskie and Mrs. Wallace may appear as the convention emphasizes new delegate rules and diverse slates.
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Indiana
St. Angelo
Matthew E. Welsh
Welsh
House
Richard C. Bodine
Bernard Kenrady
Indianapolis
Theodore D. Wilson
Virginia Dill McCarty
David Merritz
Thomas Murphy
Wilson
FBI
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Muskie
Cornelia Wallace
Democratic Party
U.S
Vance Hartke
Birch Bayh
Frank McKinney
Hartke
St. Angela
Pat Nixon Honored by FBLA at Leadership Conference
Pat Nixon taught high school business courses and Friday received an honorary life membership in the Future Business Leaders of America. She told 1,400 high school and college students at a leadership conference that today’s young business leaders are enthusiastic and go-getters.
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Houston IP
Pat Nixon
Future Business Leaders of America
FBLA
Sato Faces LDP’s July 5 Convention After Sato’s End
Japan’s Sato seen nearing end as Nixon moves US policy without consult. LDP leaders launch full campaigning for a July 5 convention to elect a new party chief. With ruling majority, party likely to retain premiership. Foreign Minister Fukuda, 67, favored to succeed, followed by Kakuei Tanaka, 54, near him.
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Sato
Liberal Democratic Party
LDP
Takeo Fukuda
Kakuei Tanaka
International Trade and Industry
McGovern urges tax funded $1000 grants for all citizens
McGovern proposes an income maintenance plan funded by taxes to provide $1000 grants to every citizen. He argues the plan would not be confiscatory, though high earners face a substantial tax bite. He also calls for shifting defense funds to create jobs in housing, transport, and pollution control while preserving security.
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McGovern
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Soviet Union
China
Berry Plucked Tradition Guides Mistletoe Exchange
A holiday custom dictates a boy must pluck a berry from the mistletoe bough and gift it to the girl he kisses, a playful rite tied to seasonal cheer.
Governors Review marks Boys State salute at Tilson Music Hall
Bypass ceremonies in Tilson Music Hall and a Governors Review at Marks Field marked the 930 delegates of Boys State. Gov Whitcomb invited attendees to visit the State House in Indianapolis and praised them as the type of men they are. Supt Konkle and Dr Rankin urged they seek the less traveled road, arguing no generation gap and that this generation is the best in U S history.
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Tilson Music Hall
Marks Field
Whitcomb
State House
Indianapolis
Konkle
United States
Local Vital Statistics Court Petitions and Property Transfers
Summary of divorce filings in Superior Court and Circuit Court including Diane Effinger versus Michael Effinger and Connie McCowen versus Richard McCowen. Also listed are petitions for mandate by Vigo County officials and several real estate transfers in Drexel Place Porterfield Place and Edgewood Grove minus remaining case details.
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Superior Court
Diane Effinger
Michael E. Effinger
Woodrow S&s
Nasser
Superior Court No. 2
Shonnie S. McKibban
Melvin K. McKibban
Kearns
Kearns and Kearns
North River Insurance Company
Carson Prevo
Dix
Patrick, Ratcliffe and
Adamson
Patricia C. Scamihorn
Samuel Jay Scamihorn
Bauer and
Bauer
Connie Sue McCowen
Richard Lee McCowen
William Maher
George Albright
Vigo County
William P. Newton
Local Families Welcome Newborn Boys and Girl
A succession of births announced on June 15 and 16 includes Montgomery and Rader families at Central and Washington avenues with a boy each, Turner at 1632 North 8th Street with a boy, Rooksberry at RR 51 with a boy, Price at 172912 North 8th Street with a boy, Minor at RR 2 with a boy, Gill at Fairbanks with a boy, and Peters at 2306 South 19th Street with a girl.
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Montgomery
James
Central St
Rader
David
Washington Ave
Turner
Jack
8Th St
Rooksberry
Terry
Price
Frederick
N. 8Th St
Minor
Gill
Charles
Fairbanks
Peters
Steven
S. 19Th St
Weber Signs For MGM Musical The Great Waltz
French singer actor Dominique Weber signs with MGM for The Great Waltz a lavish musical about Johann Strauss Jr. life. Weber joins the cast amid expectations of a major Hollywood musical event.
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Hollywood
UPI
Dominique Weber
MGM
Johann Strauss Jr
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