Court reverses ruling on delegates from California Illinois
The U S Circuit Court reversed a District Court decision on the Democratic Credentials Committee rulings in California and Illinois. It orders further proceedings as to delegate seating while noting no reasons were given in the brief order. The case centers on McGovern and Daley backed delegates and the party’s preconvention agenda.
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Washington
U.S
Democratic Credentials Committee
California
Illinois
Appeals Court
District Court
Federal ‘Judiciary
Credentials Committee
Sen
George S. McGovern
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Joseph A. Califano
McGovern
Daley
Takeall
Reform Commission
Califano
U.S. District Court
George L. Hart
Aides Spar Over Credentials Ahead of Convention
In Miami warmup to the Democratic National Convention Humphrey and McGovern aides clash over party unity and California Illinois credentials. Chestnut demands McGovern fire aide Rick Stearns after comments favoring a third party to punish Humphrey. Delegations from California and Illinois remain in dispute as judges rule on credential decisions.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
California
Finois
Jack Chestnut
Humphrey
Wikhinger
McGovern
Rick Stearns
Minnesota
Chestnut
Stearns
South Dakota
Waverly
Minn
Lakeside
Maryland
Illinois
U.S
Washington
Flood Alert Encompasses Ten Virginia Counties
Ten Virginia counties placed under flash flood warnings as heavy rains persisted across the state. Areas include Henrico Chesterfield Cumberland Amelia Prince Edward Botetourt Rockbridge Amherst Nelson Albemarle with watches in other counties. rainfall totals top 2 inches in Lynchburg and exceed an inch in Roanoke Richmond and Danville.
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Richmond
Virginia
Agnes
National Weather Service
Henrico
Chesterfield
Cumberland
Amelia
Prince Edward
Botetourt
Rockbridge
Amherst
Nelson
Albemarle
Giles
Montgomery
Floyd
Carroll
Alleghany
Bath
Highland
Buckingham
Fluvanna
Louisa
Orange
Lynchburg
Weather Service
Roanoke
Danville
Bluefield
Bath County
Back Creek
Jackson River
Eagle Rock
Botetourt County
French Premier Chaban-Delmas Resigns Amid Tax Controversy
Paris AP reports Premier Jacques Chaban-Delmas and his government resigned today. President Pompidou's office gave no reason and did not indicate successors. Chaban-Delmas, 57, had faced tax-venture criticism, real estate scandal questions, and state media mismanagement accusations.
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Paris
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Georges Pompidou
Chaban-Delmas
Pompidou
Chaban-Delms
Charles de Gaulle
Meat Price Warnings Rise As Grocery Bills Climb
An Associated Press survey in about two dozen cities shows meat prices, especially beef and pork, increasing by a dime a pound or more in two weeks. Officials convened a food prices meeting in Washington with chain executives and farmers to prepare a July 10 report for President Nixon. Shoppers in Seattle and other cities report higher costs. some items rose, others fell or stayed steady, with veal round steak up to 2.39 a pound and pork chops up to 1.09.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Seattle
Wash
Kansas City
Josconet
Navy Sinks Or Damages 12 North Vietnam Barges
U S naval forces report sinking or damaging 12 North Vietnamese supply barges off the coast after a flotilla raided by destroyers Berkeley Everett F Larson and Gurke. The action followed heavy U S airstrikes on Hanoi depots and Hue shelling with no reported U S plane losses.
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Saigon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
7Th Fleet
U.S. Command
South Vietnam
Hue
Quang Tri City
U.S
Pentagon
Navy
Berkeley
Everett F. Larson
Gurke
Toll toll rises as Independence Day weekend deaths top seven hundred
Highway Toll 712 Traffic accidents around the nation claimed 712 lives during the Independence Day weekend. The National Safety Council had estimated in advance that 800 to 900 persons might be killed on streets and highways between 6 p.m. local time Friday and midnight Tuesday. The record toll for any Independence Day weekend was 732, in 1967 when the holiday also ran four days. The count last year, a three day weekend, was 638.
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National Safety Council
Apparent hijack attempt ends with surrender at Buffalo airport
Charles Smith, 23, of Buffalo held a young girl at knife point during an apparent hijacking of an American Airlines 707 at Buffalo International Airport. He surrendered to an FBI agent after no shooting occurred, with the child uninjured. Smith had stabbed the girl's mother and another man earlier in Buffalo. The mother remained in critical condition. the man in fair condition at Deaconess Hospital.
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Charles Smith
Buffalo
N.Y
American Airlines
FBI
Smith
Richard Ash
Buffalo International
Ash
Deaconess Hospital
Cheektowaga
SBA Disaster Loan Help Returns to Winchester Tomorrow
About 40 residents attended a meeting with SBA loan officer Joseph J. Molenda to discuss disaster loans for Agnes flood damage. William Sims will be in Winchester to process new applications, with an office at Rouss City Hall. Loans offer 5 percent interest for up to 30 years, with forgivable portions after repayment thresholds.
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Small Business Administration
SBA
Joseph J. Molenda
Manassas
J. Kenneth Robinson
Wendell Seldon
Robinson
William Sims
Winchester
Sims
Council
Rouss City Hall
Seldon
Tanaka Named New Japanese Prime Minister
Kakuei Tanaka, a self made construction man turned politician, won the Liberal Democratic Party leadership and will become Japan prime minister for a three year term after a Diet convention. His victory stems from party restlessness over Eisaku Sato and Fukuda. The Diet will confirm Tanaka on Thursday and he will name his cabinet on Friday.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kakuei Tanaka
United States
China
Liberal-Democratic Party
Eisaku Sato
Takeo Fukuda
Tanaka
Sato
Fukuda
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Daley Forces
Daley State
Miami
Frank Mankiewicz
CBS
Capitol Cloakroom
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Los Angeles
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Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Tennessee
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