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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1968

Page

4

McCarthy Resembles Quiet Persuasive Uncle on Arizona Swing

The Phoenix stop drew about 500 supporters at Sky Harbor and a luncheon. McCarthy spoke informally for twenty minutes, handled a heckler deftly, and urged fundraising from a wealthy Democratic crowd. He projects calm, cool resolve appealing to young educated voters, with a growing national following.

Phoenix Sen Eugene McCarthy Sky Harbor McCarthy Arizona

GOP Convention Allows Bands Balloons Bans Paid Demonstrators

Portland delegates finalize Miami convention plans with bands and balloons allowed for demonstrations while paid protesters are banned. Delegates and alternates only may march with the bands, and balloons will be released as part of the open convention atmosphere. News passes will be cut to manage access.

Portland Ore UPI Miami Republican National Committee Dan Evans Washington Gerald R. Ford Michigan GOP House U.S Edward W. Brooke Massachusetts Reform Committee National Committee Richard M. Nixon

Ball Seeks Easing Trade With Soviet Bloc

George W. Ball urged relaxing trade restrictions with the Soviet Union and eastern Europe at a Senate hearing. He said continued bans harm American farmers and industry and have not affected Communist economies. The proposal, tied to a Senate resolution, faces slim odds amid Vietnam War concerns.

Washington Soviet Union George W. Ball U. S United Nations Ball Arthur Goldberg U.N Senate Banking Subcommittee Europe Congress

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