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State Delegates Cheer McGovern uvval falls Tribune Wednesday. July 17T2 Keynoter: Democrats Responding To New 'Coalition of Protest' ord In South Dakota shows Govern niemltcrs on the delegii- rec Continued (mm page 1 "And you can trust McGovern," she said. Diane Eriekson, Great Falls, If the new elements In the 'forces In the party can be kept one of seven principal delegates party stay tether and work noining can stop re. under 30, is confident McGovern MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Florida Gov.

Reubln Askew said Tuesday nifiht that Democrats are responding to "a new rnnlitlon in this country a coa can win the While House from vitalized Democrats from making needed changes in the nation's political life. together, they can elect an ad ministration which will win lie can win, she said. "Ofcourso there lire deadheads who say he can't win but they underestimate the dedication and tremendous energy that will be put Into a McGovern campaign," she said. Virginia Hroughton, Helena, editor of the Montana Democrat, an ardent McGovern delegate, thinks the key Issue will be unifying the party. Evan Barrett, Helena, all He said, "There's a feeling in lition of protest" and to better life for the governor said.

the land that policies are die- thunder of discontent" coming President Nixon. "I think the Democrats will unite behind him," she said. Mrs. Eriekson sees no cause for a rift in the Montana Democratic ranks. from rich and poor alike.

But, he went on, "it im- tated not by how they will help possible to ignore die forces of the pwplo. but by how they will Delegates to the party na at-s tional convention, Askew said, division that pull at us from ev- help the re-election of a presi- tion Indicuted mai mere wt-ra "bruised feelings still remnlning from tho stale convention in June when the McGovern organ-at ion elected 17 of the 20 princL pal delegates to the convention. Murry was said to be conferring with George Meany, AFL-CIO national president, and other labor leaders who headed the move to stop McGovern from getting the nomination. Montana delegates said Murry is trying to bring some harmony into the labor field in order not to hurt Montana candidates in November. Labor-oriented members on the Montana delegation said tliere was speculation that the AFLrCIO would endorse McGovern but would concentrate time and money to helping congressional and state candidates rather than McGovern.

executive secretary of the Mon Joe Renders, Great Falls, an alternate delegate, is one of the tana Democratic Committee, in the traditional keynote ery direction tonight, forces dent, the profit margin of a were chosen "in a bal- that would deny that people can utility, the power of a union lot-box rebellion from Florida stand together for the good of leader, the bankroll of a multi-to California. each and the happiness of all. millionaire, the welfare of an "This is Indeed the most rep- "Let us remember that this agricultural giant, or the budg-resentative convention in our nation was founded on diver-et of a big bureaucracy, history. It's impossible, in fact.jsity; that our differences can "The people seem convinced to look upon this group without be a source of strength as well that such a system has forgot- feeling that one has seen the! as weakness ten the average man or woman face of America." I Askew said that if divisive in America today i- -t delegation's most committed said the party will unite behind McGovern supporters. At the McGovern.

convention hall Monday night I Barrett said if McGovern had Renders drew smiles from fel- ost( tne party would have had low delegates when Alice Mur- one (ype 0f a problem. Now that phy, a South Dakotan working1 nas vrtuai victory it will tor Mcuovern, asKea him onnthnr nmhl. eeltine together. Maury Evans, Billings, college professor and chairman of the Yellowstone Democratic Com McGovern All But Nominted Continued from page 1 I and naval forces in the Gulf of pledged total U.S. withdrawal Montana stood for McGovern.

"For the first 900 ballots," Renders answered. Older delegates revealed varying opinions about McGov-ern's chances for victory in November. Robert Watts, retired Missoula teacher who is first chairman of the delegation, is impressed with the way McGov-ern's organization works. mittee, said Montana Democrats will work with McGovern and he will defeat Nixon. "Team effort will do it," Evans said.

While he thinks the Democrats can win, their chances have become weakened by mistakes. He referred to one mistake the convention refusal to seat ASKEW DELIVERS KEYNOTE ADDRESS Gov. Heubin Askew of Florida tells Democratic Convention delegates in the traditional keynote address Tuesday night that their party is responding (o a "new coalition in this country a coalition of protest." (AP Photo) .1 Tonkin until American prison- McGovern was said also to McGovern, meanwhile, at- conforrc(j by telephone tered his position or policy are released He said he is in Southeast Asia. He said in a "fully confident there would be ke f-cd of vJce j. statement that as president he no such need." prospccts.

Elome Owners "I have never seen anything woum Keep iroops in inanaiiui nacwiuic, mi-uuvi-m ua McGovern strate- Already, McGovern Znn "Chicago Mayor Richard Daley's a vice gists were talking of delegation ization gets." During the Montana caucus, Watts said he joined the Mc Barrett and Tom Towe, Billings, Govern drive last November at i oi vm. delegation chairman, explained Greece, Turkey at Odds Over Patriarch Election presidential running mate, with I the name of the absent, reluc-Jtant Sen. Edward M. Kennedy atop their list. And already, they were beginning the nominee's quest for (party unity amid signals that it will be hard to achieve.

It's time to moke your more to the "Highwoodi" MONTANA'S FINEST MOBILE HOME PARK ISTANBUL. Turkey (AP) unite the Orthodox and Roman a Jin-mil in vn ten ana wnini there was only a handful of Mc tha abse" Govern supporters in the state. Ir veterans did not indicate a Democrats will win in Nor sa'd GJd5? vember. Watts said, if they get'Makeln. Red Lodge, who will be together and work as hard as come the national comrnitteewo-McGovern has.

jma Friday, could not attend State Rep. Francis be" "f-nouve, Harlem, principal dele- fied licr hlf and nad suffercd a nuto fhinlro Mnntnna nnmn-'llPart attack. But the elders of organized Patriarch Athcnagoras was Catholic churches. He died Fri-labcr, after a harsh, futile ef-J buried Tuesday at a funeral at- day at the aSc of 8(i-fort to stop McGovern bv Protestant and Ambassador John Tsounis of voice to the problem of forging A Greece filed a protest with Pre- DemncratiP unitv behind the man leaders. But a Frit liberal senator.

(dispute broke out between tions set by Gov. Vea crate will unite behind -if hnH hoir nr0fr0n'rw. onrf TrVD nvor aJcrn. He regards McGovern as1 Democratic cnairrnan remdiiitu with Mrs. Makela.

Jim Murry ua umtlH hnvp nr. for! .1 i a Candidate WtlO SliarCS Mon "'imt'iiiuu 01 t'RXUMt iua amies "uib muai uc miu 111 we agricultural interests. Helena, executive secretary of the Montana AFL-CIO, was busy the next four years," said a spokesman for George Meany, A McGovern delegate, Barda I he has a right to veto the pro- with a labor meeting and could nouve likes the South Dakota nuicuagujas, nuu nas c.r pose(j successor president of the AFLrCIO. McGovern fence members senator's sincerity and willing- not attend the Montana caucus, Paid Toward Your Relocation Expense LIMITED OFFER! (We hand you i 1100 check as throned as spiritual leader of, 12 bishops of the patri. Mrs.

Norma Keil, Ledger, out- sought out Meany. and also; the 250 million members of the' archal Holy Synod must meet nninff nnlinnnl rnmmittppwnm- uon at you are parnea, noon to-up and your Hiirlint is msMII- 0rthodox Church in Au8- 6 10 elect the successor Lember of the convention rules'an, also was not able to attend Ruth Carington, Hysham I en.) wTniTcilfTfh 3 leading figu.re 10 Angoras. The Treaty of, committee, thinks McGovern's the caucus vi ui iii. ui i i ditv vvu in the oast 10 vears as he Lausannp in iom which i chances are excellent for three Some McGovern supporters on vention after decades as a nv, nnnn Democratic power broker. main in Iareelv Moslem Tor- reasons.

the delegation are concerned He brings in youth, he has a 'about the feelings of those well-organized machine and his I absent Tuesday. Several non-Mc- wr- I key, gives the governor a veto. mcuuverii dines auugoi a compromise to seat Daley for the sake of party unity, but 1 1 1... I I I I I couldn't hold their own, reform- Protesters Continued from page 1 minded delegate troops in line Here's What's Happening Astronauts Reprimanded WASHINGTON (AP)-The National Aeronautics and Space Administration disclosed the Apollo 15 astronauts, on their round trip to the moon last summer, secretly carried 400 souvenir stamped envelopes that could have been sold to collectors for $600,000 or more. NASA said the astronauts David Scott, Alfred Worden and James Irwin exercised poor judgment.

"Therefore they will be reprimanded and their actions will be given due consideration in their selection for future assignments," NASA said. One hundred of the unauthorized envelopes were given to an acquaintance of the astronauts and were sold at a reported price of $1,500 each. The astronauts, in an apparent chance of heart, declined to take any of that $150,000, NASA said. The 300 unsold envelopes, known to the philatelic trade as postal covers, have been impounded at NASA's Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston. Chess Match Adjourns REYKJAVIK, Iceland (New York Times) The first game of the Bobby Fischer-Boris Spassky match for the world chess championship was adjourned after 40 moves.

Although the consensus of experts gave the Soviet champion the edge, it was felt that Fischer, the American challenger, still had good drawing chances. The match is to resume Wednesday. Secret Peace Talks? PARIS (AP) Vietnam peace negotiations may quickly enter a new period of secret exchanges in Paris. A North Vietnamese News Agency dispatch said Politburo member Le Due Tho is on his way back to Paris. He has secretly met with Henry A.

Kissinger, President Nixon's national security adviser, 13 times in the past several years. American officials would give no indication whether Kissinger may soon come to Paris, where he last met Tho on May 2. Sessions of the peace talks are due to resume Thursday after a 10-week lapse. Faked Into Confession JERUSALEM (New York Times)-A top Israeli general has conceded that he promised a suicide pistol in exchange for a confession to Kozo Okamoto, the surviving Japanese terrorist now being tried for his part in the Lydda airport massacre of last May. Asked in court whether he intended to keep that promise, Gen.

Rechavam Zeevy declared: "God forbid! It was just faked." 3 U.S. Copters Downed SAIGON (AP) Several hundred South Vietnamese marines were dropped behind enemy lines north of Quang Tri City Tuesday, and ground fire was so heavy it knocked down three American helicopters that flew them in. The crews from two downed helicopters were rescued, the U.S. Command reported, but the fate of those aboard the third was not known. to gain its adoption.

The political game was really staging a "unity march" against racism and in support up early Tuesday, when the roll was called on the first big issue 5-?" J5 Leadership Conference to provide more jobs to the poor. scaling iol vutittj-u iti-vjvwiii delegates from California. On that test. McGovern's Meanwhile, about 60 SCLC Offering at no extra charge: PAVED STREETS "fc SWIMMING POOL CLUBHOUSE 4 PLAYGROUNDS 2-CAR OFF STREET PARKING CONCRETE PATIOS lAr PATIO LIGHTS CONCRETE SIDEWALK SYSTEM THERAPEUTIC POOL i CITY FIRE AND 7T POLICE PROTECTION 1 UNDERGROUND TT UTILITIES forces amassed 1,618.28 delegate votes. That not only gave back his contested delegates; it showed where the power was.

supporters went to Sen. George McGovern's headquarters at the Doral Hotel demanding 730 floor seats for "poor people" lobbyists. A McGovern aide gave them six floor passes, but an SCLC McGovern, already at work on his acceptance speech, is' A. A. iV, sued a statement saying the Humphrey withdrawal "leaves coordinator said unless all 750 were seated civil disobedience me with a sense of poignancy but most of all it reminds us of would result.

his 25-ycar fight for human jus- The group was offered 100 tice." gallery seats, but SCLC field He said Humphrey had been secretary Golden Frinks of an old friend, neighbor and.Edenton, N. refused them, counselor, and "that relation- saying: 'We want to get on the ship of affection and friendship' floor." will continue." The SCLC also hopes to have But Washington's Jackson re- the convention accept the poor HORSESHOE AND SHUFFLEBOARD AREA 1 iUt newcu ins cuguiiiem uiu nuiiu- people platform, wruch m-nation for McGovern could Eludes planks calling for a mean defeat for the whole guaranteed annual income of Democratic ticket-including1 $6,500 for a family of four, Congress. I Frinks said. 24 Dead, 6 Missing FULL-TIME MANAGEMENT FREE CITY WATER TTCITY SEWER TT HOBBY SHOP i SEPARATE ADULT-ONLY AND FAMILY SECTIONS 1 INDIVIDUAL 7T STORAGE SHEDS It'll Be Partly Cloudy, Warmer TOKYO (AP) Twenty-four persons were reported dead and six others were missing Tuesday The facilities are incomparable, JtLr the surroundings luxurious and your PjJ TJff1.1 -partl7 dou)y nd West Yellowstor 78 77 38 50 in floods and landslides set off 50. Chance at rain JO per cent todav i by torrential rains in Hiroshima NATIONAL and Shimane prefectures.

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Windv at r.i., Jacksonville, cloudy 84 68 T. Juneau, cloudy i Kansas City, cloudy 76 Las Vegas 10 7B pc. Little Rock, clear 89 64 i Los Angeles, clear 90 66 Louisville, cloudy 90 69 02 Marquette, cloudy 85 62 Memphis, clear 89 49 Miami, cloudy 86 75 Milwaukee, cloudy 91 68 Mols. St. Paul, cloudy 74 67 2 New Orleans, cloudy 89 68 New York, cloudy 89 70 Okia.

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