Humphrey Keeps Lead at Democratic Convention in Chicago
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago Humphrey holds the driver seat amid floor battles and party rifts. Vietnam plank vote looms as McCarthy supporters face seating challenges in Georgia Alabama delegations and cross regional alignments shape the path to nomination.
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Eugene McCarthy
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Georgia
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Ohio
Michigan
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Louisiana
Tennessee
Arkansas
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Virgin Islands
Hawaii
Panama Canal Zone
Dixie
John Kenneth Galbraith
McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Larry O’brien
Church Loyalty Calls Priests to Silence on Birth Control
The Cleveland Diocese Family Life Bureau director Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis W. Carney urged priests who disagree with the Church ban on birth control to remain silent or seek relief from teaching. He said priests should echo the Church voice in this important matter in a two page statement issued Tuesday.
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Francis W. Carney
Three-Hour Wait At Dona County Primary Machines
Dona County New Mexico faced faulty voting machines in the Tuesday primary. One voter, frustrated by an inoperative device, pulled a chair into the booth and waited three hours for repairs.
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Las Cruces
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Dona County
New Mexico
Calif ornia retreat guests and county notices
Calico county society pages note warm days in San Juan Capistrano and cool evenings requiring coats. Guests include Mr and Mrs Conrad D Puckett at The Glen and Mr and Mrs Henry Post Mitchell of Richmond. Leslie Treviranus tours Georgian Bay and wins Reserve Champion at Berryville Horse Show. twins Donya and Caroline win ribbons. The Betsy Birch family returns from New England and Tokyo reports. Local school openings and club events list Labor Day golf and tennis at Millwood Country Club and the Powhatan and Mil lwood schools returning mid September.
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Glen
Henry Post Mitchell
Richmond
Page Mitchell
Saratoga
Mitchell
Hannah More Academy
al County
Rainy Lake
Canada
Gare H.W. Hayslett
Gaylord
R.W. Butler
Boyce
L. Marshall Kremer
Harry E. Carper
Winchester
A. Thomas Lillis, Esq
Lilliston
Montreal
Alexander Mackay- Smith
Lucky Hit
Mackay- Smiths
Leslie Treviranus
Georgian Bay
Lake Huron
Samuel Birch
Gratton
New England
Timothy Birch
Tokyo
Japan
Timothy
249Th General Hospital
Vietnam
Joseph Myer
the Oaks
Stanley Wolf
Nancy Grunewald
Pleasantville
N.Y
Locust Hill Farm
Pinedale
Wyo
Bob
William Tupper
Apple Hill
Rye Beach
Tuppers
Ocean City
England
Ireland
Scotland
Ithaca College
Lucy Byrd
Richard E. Byrd
Rosemont
Nuclear shelter offer eyed by Vermont towns
A medical supply firm proposes a talc mine near Mt. Ascutney stocked for 2000 people as a shelter in case of nuclear attack. The Mt. Ascutney Nuclear Shelter Association will decide whether to accept the Johnson & Johnson Co proposal for five southern Vermont communities.
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Nuclear Shelter
Ascutney, Vt
Vermont
Mt. Ascutney
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