Udall cites seniority as aid to Arizona in Congress
Rep. Morris K. Udall, seeking a fourth term from Arizona's 2nd District, says his seniority helps the state in federal policy. Speaking at a Tucson Press Club Forum, he noted influence in conference rooms shaping western water policy and stressed bipartisan representation with two Arizona Republicans in the House. He forecasts changes after January 1 when Hayden and Stewart Udall leave.
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Udall backs post office modernization and picks potential ticket
Udall signals support for reforming postal administration and discusses presidential nominating preferences. He expects Humphrey to secure the on ballot and favors Sargent Shriver for vice president. He notes his brother Stewart Udall could be a VP option and recalls Stewart’s tenure as interior secretary and January return to private life.
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McGovern declines VP bid to pursue antiwar aim
Senator George McGovern said he would not accept the vice presidency and aimed to influence the Democratic platform toward an early peace in Vietnam. He expects not to win the nomination but will support the Democratic candidate, with plans to campaign in South Dakota if his bid fails.
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Humphrey frames poverty fight as nation's top goal in Pennsylvania
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told a breakfast audience in Allentown that winning the war on poverty would be the greatest achievement of civilization. He urged job creation for the poor and spoke of inclusion and respect, while McCarthy supporters protested nearby. He planned a Pittsburgh stop to meet eastern delegates and urged loyalty to the country and the President.
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Murphy Accuses Rubi of Lax Jobs Push in Tucson Race
Jim Murphy a Democratic candidate for Supervisor District 2 charged incumbent Pete Rubi with inaction on job creation for Tucson residents. Speaking at Murphy headquarters he said the county leadership drags its feet on economic development and equal pay, challenging Rubi to detail his efforts to attract industry to the city.
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McGinnis Urges 20 30 Club to Support Small Businesses
G Alfred McGinnis, candidate for the Republican nomination for U.S. representative, told the Northside 20 30 Club that small businessmen are the major national employers, accounting for over half of workers. He urged members to cooperate and support each other locally to boost commerce.
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Women for Humphrey Open Headquarters Visit
The Women for Humphrey office at 2523 Broadway opens from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Voters can inspect the new Votomatic machines to be used in November elections. Office chief Mrs. Peter A. Toma said volunteers are needed to operate the office.
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Morales Urges New Bus Setup
Hector Morales a former city councilman running for supervisor from District 2 charges the Board of Supervisors with inaction on the bus situation. He proposes a metropolitan transit authority combining private ownership profits with rapid development of an efficient transportation system under public ownership.
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Negro aide to Agnew resigns post
Dr. Gilbert Ware, Agnew’s liaison with the black community, resigns citing concern over social justice remarks. J Earl Dearing calls Negro mood in the GOP “revolt” or “coolness” and urges outreach. Frank A. Decosta is named to Ware’s $19,000 post as replacement.
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Bill Bowler Opens Campaign Headquarters in District 2
The Rev. Bill Bowler, Republican candidate for Congress in District 2, opened his campaign headquarters at 2563 E Broadway. An open house is scheduled from 7 to 9 40 p m Tuesday with public invitation extended.
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Dance and Rally for Democrat Jim Murphy in District 2
A Sunday event honors Jim Murphy, Democratic candidate for Supervisor District 2, from 5 to 9 p.m. at Salon Latino, 1103 W. St. Marys Road. Free public gathering with refreshments until 7 p.m. Gilberto Nunez and his orchestra provide music. other Democratic candidates are invited.
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Yarborough Stumps Tucson For McCarthy At Local Meet
Sen Ralph Yarborough visited Pioneer International Hotel to stump for Eugene McCarthy before a small audience including six Democratic delegates. He praised McCarthy as capable and influential, criticized the Johnson administration on bilingual education funding, and urged a presidential primary election process. Udall declined endorsement while Yarborough supported the party nominee.
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Cabinet Possibilities Listed By McCarthy
New York based report notes Senator Eugene McCarthy lists potential cabinet members including Fulbright Cooper Morton for secretary of state. Rockefeller Hughes as housing secretary. Coretta King as UN ambassador. Other names span Gardner Ford Watson Lindsay Lucay Pearson Ginsberg Reuther Conyers Johnson Hoff Whittaker.
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Detroit
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Hughes Drops Plan To Buy The Stardust Hotel
Howard Hughes will not acquire the Stardust Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. A joint statement from the Stardust Hotel and Hughes Tool Co. said plans for purchase are terminated. The move follows a Justice Department antitrust probe and a 90 day delay granted to Hughes.
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Humphrey Wins NY Labor Backing From AFL-CIO Council
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey secured the endorsement of the New York City AFL-CIO Central Labor Council representing 1.2 million union members after a half hour meeting with council president Harry Van Arsdale Jr. and about 40 union leaders attended.
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Mountain Avenue Seventh-Day Adventist Church Program
A sacred musical program is presented tonight at 7 30 by the Young Peoples Society. Sixteen singers and musicians from a Christman family reunion perform. Open to the public at 1200 North Mountain Avenue.
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