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McGovern Faces Noisy Questioners 'Jimmy the Greek, Where Are Asks Shirley MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)- minimum income for a family "We didn't want a repetition of of four. "I'm not going to sign Chicago In 1968," Sen. George it," he said. ByLEEBYRD McGovern said after facing 300 Most of the demonstrators in Associated Press Writer noisy, pushing demonstrators the lobby were members of MIAMI BEACH, Fla.

(AP) Scoop Jackson, said Jimmy Choate, "casts lust hours before winning the Vietnam Veterans Against the It began quietly enough, with Carter, will beat Richard Nix- "One-half vote for Democartic presidential War, Students for a Democratic an invocation by Oral Roberts on. nomination. Society and the Southern and some droning speeches and The clerk, said Larry McGovern attempted to Christian Leadership Con- the band playing a long medley O'Brien, will call the roll, reassure the crowd of antiwar ference. They said they were old favorites. Everything California South Carolina and Civil rights demonstrators concerned about a reported was comin' up roses and happy the Canal Zone.

Delaware, In the lobby of his headquarters softening of his antiwar position days were here again. the home of "corporations, Chisholm, 5Mz for Sen. Muskle, hotel: "I'm not changing my and his refusal to fight harder indeed, Wednesday could chickens, chemicals and chari- 30Ms for Sen. Scoop Jackson." position on any of the fun- in the convention for the $6,500 have gone down as the Night of sma." Kansas, Washington, And then he stopped, damental stands I've taken, minimum income proposal for NO Suspense. For regardless of Minnesota.

And the vote and Everybody froze. As McGovern spoke, more poor people. its floor fights and devotion to the tension grew inexorably for than 1000 protesters gathered "It's better to hear people out diversity, the "open" Demo- the man the oddsmakers had peacefully at Convention HaU than to drive people out," cratic National Convention had written off long ago. to hear antiwar activist David McGovern said after the arrived at the major decision And then Ohio led to Ten- DllUnger and other speakers session. "Nobody got hurt," point with the outcome certain, nessee and Tennessee led to urge them "to keep the and nobody got roughed up.

Yet, rising above the rhetoric Pennsylvania and Penn- pressure on McGovern. think the symbolism is and the tedium was a sense of sylvania led to gasps and The demonstrators in the more important than anything excitement that edged toward everybody stood because it all the posters, and those who held Doral Hotel lobby had been that transpired," he said. "We the unendurable. The legions of came down to Illinois. them stomped and sang and blocking staircases and didn't want a repetition of George Stanley McGovern had Illinois.

Where, in 1968, the cried, this time in victory, elevators for more than six Chicago in 1968. I felt I might labored too hard and long to McCarthy kids and the McGovern adviser Kenneth hours when McGovern ap- release some of that anger by claim their prize sitting down, McGovern kids and the en- Galbraith did a jig with the two peared surrounded by Secret talking with them." despite the rules which said rollees of the New Politics had nearest women. McGovern Service agents. Security was McGovern's aides told him they should, tight following the arrest of two later he had done well. And the nominations began, men on concealed weapons "All I can say is we sur- George Wallace, said Bob charges at the Doral earlier in vived," McGovern responded.

Wilson, will put the ABC's back filled the Chicago convention final jab at those who said it the day. Secret Service agents, who and take the B-U-S out of edu- hall with the melancholy couldn't be done, jumped up "I don't have any doubt that earlier in the day had arrested cation. Terry Sanford, said Hodding Carter, will stop the killing and ley at the microphone. And "II- end the war. linois," said chairman Clyde Wallace.

"Two for Sanford and two for Sen. McCarthy. Three for Sen. Kennedy, three for Congressman Mills. Four and one-half for Rep.

It was midnight. "And one hundred and nineteen Bedlam. Tumult. The floor was flooded in blue. "President McGovern," said Celebration Days Kill 8 In Ireland BELFAST, Northern Ireland forces kept the Protestant marchers and the Roman Catholics apart in Northern Ireland on Wednesday, but at least eight persons were killed before and after the parades on the Protestants' Glorious Twelfth.

It was one of the bloodiest days In the province's three years of communal strife. Seamus Twomey, chief of the Irish Republican Army's Provisional wing, told newsmen his forces might consider renewing the cease- fire they ended Sunday after 13 days. But he said the British must guarantee there will be no army raids or arrests, no "harrassment" of his men, and completed freedom for the Provisional to move freely, although in "low profile." There was no immediate reaction from the British. The celebration of the Protestant victory on July 12, MEXICO (MO.) LEDGER Poge Th rdsa Y' 1690, at the Battle of the iBoynJ went off peacefully, with 32,000 troops, militia and police sandwiched between the religious factions to head violence. But in advance of the marching, on its periphery and in its wake assassins and bombers were hard at work.

Two soldiers wee killed and 11 wounded in firelights with IRA guerrillas. The troops, whose death list since 1969 rose to 91, claimed to have wounded or killed at least five of their assailants. The first to die Wednesday was a Protestant 16-year-old, gunned down as he walked through a park in the town; of Portadown. Then gunmen burst into the Belfast home of a Catholic widow and killed her teen-age son, said to have a mental age of five, as he slept in bed. "This was completely without reason," said a detective.

"Where the hell are we going?" within 90 days of my two men at the hotel for inauguration every American carrying concealed weapons, troop and every American said they had opposed soldier will be home, and that's McGovern's decision to meet a pledge I make," he said. the crowd. Casually dressed in an open- The scene outside Convention necked sports shirt, McGovern Hall was much as it had been was grim and firm as he talked other nights of the convention: and listened to the demon- a phalanx of riot-equipped strators for 30 minutes. police, protestors with loud- draped their standards in black crepe and marched in funereal tread through the aisles and sounds of defeat. delegate-manager Eli Segal hugged a McGovern delegate.

And Shirley MacLalne, in a and down with a sign: "Jimmy But this was not Richard Da- the Greek, Where are You?" ACTRESS SPEAKS ON ABORTION Actress Shirley AAcLaine, a delegate from California to the Democratic National Convention, urges delegates to vote according to their consciences on a minority report proposing an abortion plank be included in the party platform. '72 Is Different Vintage For Democrats "Don't you realize that most speakers on the other side of a the ear- bama State Sen. Bob Wilson people here are for you," six-foot fence, "Jesus people" ttin hubbub of more than placed him in nomination. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)- where he had strength.

They vintage 1972, was different auditor's tally sheets and a There were no parading tried mightily to raise their from its predecessors on the jeweler's eye to insure that demonstrators, no voices and banner when Ala- nominating night. women and blacks and young In the past, each candidate people were involved in the had his own band, his own paid process. one of Rep. Shirley Chisholm of New York. She is the first woman ever to be placed in nomination in the 140 years since the Democratic shouted a young man.

"We love and ice cream vendors wan- 10 0 people jammed into a Sanford's supporters were demonstrators. The nomination None of the speakers men- party came into being. And as a you, but you are losing your dering through the crowd and hall to nominate a candidate for few. They banded together at of a major candidate could tioned Lyndon Johnson, the last black, she also represents a credibility The rest was delegates perturbed to find they resident the north end of the hall, wav- and of ten did take an hour or Democratic president, who sat new force i A big, beautiful value-packed at big Year-End Savings! rr That's what our $01ds Smart Buyer is all about! delegates perturbed to find they drowned out by a girl yelling, had to walk a half mile to the "That's not true." rear of the Convention Center Responding to questions complex to find an open gate. shouted by the demonstrators, McGovern reaffirmed his support for amnesty for those Qanitv who refused to fight in Vietnam a ll "earing siti to legaUzing For Tel Aviv Killer Cheered when he arrived and LQD, Israel (AP) An Is often as he spoke, McGovern rae ij military court today or- was loudly when he said dered a sanity hearing for Kozo Rrm fit he would not sign a proposal okamoto after he admitted full ot lo calling for life imprisonment responsibility for the people he All for any police officer who killed in the Tel Aviv airport KG DO It Mil murders, black, Mexican- massacre, claimed he is.a pro- American or other minority fessional soldier in the Red group person.

Army Japanese radicals and "I am opposed to racism in war ned that the organization KANSAS CITY (AP) State all of its forms," he said. "Why ia anyone who stands on! Auditor Christopher Bond says MM the side bourgeoisie." local political organizations as "Ours is world revolution," well as candidates should be re- George ing their signs. But when Sen. Abraham Yet it was McGovern's hour. George Wallace had been Ribicoff of Connecticut finally on the speeches and the demon- magic name of Franklin Delano nominated.

Terry Sanford had said: "I nominate Sen. George strations. Fifteen minutes. No Roosevelt, because this was a been nominated. Shirley Chi- McGovern for the presidency of more.

The clock was observed, sholm and Henry Jackson had the United States," the hall be- making the nominations the been nominated. came a sea of blue and white 'For Wallace the cheers came signs bearing his name, from the half-dozen delegations The Democratic convention, in the party. more. out the convention at his Texas "I stand here before you But the new rules put limits ranch. Few invoked the once- tonight at an historic moment for the Democratic party and the American people," said new constituency.

Manhattan Borough President McGovern's constituency of the young, the black and the that first convention event didn't run overtime. This new party had used an feminine personified the new Percy Sutton in nominating her. And for once, it was not the usual bombast and rhetoric of Democratic party. So did the the usual political speech. C-of-C Park Meet To Honor CF.

Kehl leave out any American? McGovern also was hooted when he rejected a proposal backed by civil rights and welfare groups calling for a federally guaranteed $6,500 3S Sldtl Ol November election, ac- The Mexico Area Chamber of MhJ IHC he said, his face impassive quired to report publicly their Commerce announced today the Missouri Municipal League, cording to Allen Carriere, revolutionary war will campaign contributions and ex- that preparations have been Mr Aldridge is a graduate of executive carry must establish pense s. completed for a second general the Unive rsity of Missouri exeuuuv ni.n1afai.ian riilo worldwide proletarian rule. Instant News "Payoffs to ward bosses for their support must be eliminated," Bond told about 150 people at a campaign garden party. served at 6:30 p.m. with refreshments available at 5:30 He is running for the Republi- p.m.

Two dollars will be MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)- ready to negotiate on the basis can nomination for governor, charged for the dinner. Persons spenHr Sen. George McGovern, of the seven-point proposal she wanting to attend the dinner A rmv before serving climaxing nte dramatic rise made a year ago. The ta should contact the chamber from political obscurity by office bv Fridav winning the first-ballot One airline hijacker surren- Sl tlve re rtln of co special membership meeting Tuesday School of Law and served at Lawrence shelter in Punkett president of the Jefferson City Dowd R3DS PSC Park.

The public is invited to aycees attend this meeting. Mr Farrar is a le gi i a tive On Utility RatCS A picnic style dinner will be ia ist ith the Mi Chamber He is a graduate of ward Dow says the Mis- Southeast Missouri State souri Public service Commis- CollegemCapeGirardeau. Mr. sion is permitting utility rate increases which are not justified. Dowd of St.

Louis, seeking the the assistant manager of the of a divided dered today after taking off party, was con- with $550,000 ransom and tributions. Jefferson City Chamber of Democratic nomination for The chamhpr will hp nomination ror me cnamoer wm oe paying commerce. He also served as e0 vernor sooke Wednesday special recognition to C.F. the execu ti ve secretary of the nor Ke Kphl Mr KphlrpppntlvrptirpH execu secretary ot tne night to more than 1,200 persons Kem. Mr.

K.eni recently reared Missour Good Roads and a "For example," he said, "re- Mr Kehl recently retired Missouri Good Roads nomination Democratic sidering a broadening list of parachute in an American Air- 7stimate after serving Mexico business- vice-presidential Possibles lines jet Two other hijackers, at $250 was paid by the es for over 50 years. Mr Aldridge and Mr Farrar today after Sen. Edward M. who had demanded ransom and Louis Stsamfitters to the Special guest speakers for the ill discuss business aspects in Kennedy rejected his bid parachutes from National Air- campaign fund to elect Warren TTTwi be Mahlon relation with the 1972 election. Soon after the votes of Illinois lines, were off for an unknown Hearnes governor A sub Aldridge III and Robert Farrar Th esent a icture of voting situation? in the at a $25-a-person fund raising party.

he 1S tef ouHtili- bootheel's bootheel past the magic 1,509 mark in with four stewardess hostages. ward' or- Commerce in Jefferson City. nnH i 10 i iT- aen in coninouuons 10 wara or- 1J Missouri House ana senate and ty bills go up last year. "That is Several election officials of the Town Vote Doesn't End Controversy HOLLAND, MO. (AP)-There was another election for mayor in this southeast Missouri town Tuesday, but the dispute over who's the winner still goes on.

In an election earlier this year challenger Earl Hawkins, 49, thought he won by one vote. But when the city council recounted the votes it said incumbent William Biggs was the winner by one vote. Hawkins filed a civil suit and a new election was agreed to by both sides. That election was held Tuesday and Hawkins found himself with 72 votes, two short of Biggs' total. But Hawkins, a service station operator, said he knows of at least 85 persons who voted for him.

Hawkins said he will collect those names on a petition to ip challenge the outcome of the i- election. Holland, with a population of is nearly 500, is in the Missouri Pemiscot County. Delta 88 Hardtop Sedan You're a smart buyer. You know that yearend bargains are reaching their pinnacles and savings are at their greatest. We know that your car fever has been rising, so we've stocked our lot so you can find that one car that is meant for you.

But don't delay you're not the only smart Year-ErTd Smart Sale! Roll Pontiac, Olds, G.M.C., i the jammed, brightly lit con vention hall, Kennedy phoned ganizations in St Louis Mr. Aldridge is the Missouri chambers, general counsel Bond said the disclosure laws a mana of governmental affairs. Aldridge is an attorney, REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) McGovern from Hyannis Port, Bobby Fischer today was re- congratulations, ported to During their talk, McGovern his world championship chess snou i be enforced bv an inde- has revl served as legal offered Kennedy the No. 2 spot match with Boris Spassky un- penden agency assistant to the Missouri but Kenedy rejected it. less all movie cameras are re- General Assembly House and Within minutes after clinch- moved from the playing hall.

"This would help restore con- Senate judiciary committees, ing the nomination, McGovern Fischer was scheduled to fjdence in Missouri govern- He has practiced law in Jef- received congratulations and meet the world champion from ment," he declared. ferson City and was formerly promise of support from all the the Soviet Union later today candidates he had conquered, at 1 p.m. EDT for the second except Alabama Gov. George game of their 24-game match. C.

Wallace. The American challenger lost what the picture could be after Low Bank Rate Us, You'll Like Us!" a .666 batting average for the Holland precinct were utilities, victed of election fraud con- 524 S. Clark Mexico, Mo. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) "We didn't want a repetition of Chicago in 1968," Sen.

George McGovern said after facing 300 noisy, pushing demonstrators just hours before winning the Democratic presidential nomination. McGovern attempted to rea sure the crowd of antiwar an civil rights demonstrators in the lobby of his headquarters hotel about his stands on the war and other Issues. The demonstrators had been blocking staircases and elevators for more than six hours Wednesday McGovern appeared surrounded by Secret Service agents. PARIS (AP) The Vietnam peace talks resumed today after 10 weeks but the positions of both appeared un- the first night. game Wednesday LIBERTY MililVIAKVINtt lilHVIi "PKIMECUI" LITTLE DIXIE DRIVE-IN U4- Ambassador William J.

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