Daily News from New York, New York • 117

Uleayw likes Btsm Feds Eve IPcivaie MSM Qiuk lit IXINAUI n.YNN Federal official zjv iivmvs: Ur Julian bw cf a jtri vnte-ly cp-rated sto'rfrwjit mctfiaJw ciinic lhat Tirun-l it wan cWng 4ott. KM a Bat By OWEN" FITZGERALD The McGovern-Eafrlelon ticket "has a chance of win Serene in Own World ning but it will be hard." Mayor Lindsay said yesterday on his return to City Hail from his first Democratic National Convention. I tr. vmf day t1it ilatitied la 1ime lu -litnr at T4S SHLh St. liny 1 lite 1ue lirt'4ui lruffc.

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K. UrttM-f'i offu'e ai it in mimetit. 3 ttrtlHHH''tlllrf ll a fMlt UnJu m-mi l- otI- nutic about the Democratic slate's prospects in Nor York KC itt br CWwil At City Hall. a pcnite Major Lindsay ponder Drm chance. Sutc It will be difficult fr t-e tk-kct to win in the state.

It on win, but it won't be eay." But the mayor called the Mc-Govern-Kaglcton stale "a good ticket" ar4 vowed ta do anything he could to be helpful to elect it. However, he mini out any major campaign portion "ch at 4-1) fV 4 tjoue JVjr. t. a4 Wfcr tU, ewMijiwVie be thew- Wt oil bU4 a4 oVar la Itattle fmi, Tair. blJ fee er ani 4ef Mf ImDm, ae hwoe fee rttar44 bwl ltU 43t.

CHTwiaU r4le Ufi at be ra ao. little keo iWe ItatictwonA, OK Utah Woman as IHIead of Perns RGHCGDyS sheading a big ciUe committee. He said he wont let ant trans- terfere with kit job fceitg mayor, The mayor. Ho alien J-J the convention at a after severinc hit lifelong with the Republican Party year art. said the Miami Bearh meet-in "was the most rvfrrshiie convention I've ere attended.

With 0'i of the more than 3.000 delegate tew to the ron-vrnlion some, the mayor, with an eye a'so to the party reforms, commented: at I Ut the third patty. The hx shed iU New Yorkers Leave Big Task Undone Miami IWach. Ju'y 11 CUP! The New York Slat Vlrg-s5 Wfl the rkfnorrai: S'r Convention la Miami l4r ws5a-oat performing on of is important ta the eicctw- of foar new member to the ta ilors! committee. Th New Yorker ea.n4rej the tfae so important IXal tVy walkel off the coovrnsion fht for half an hour on cV mf nngit to protest that they were a21o-vd to elect only half of Ua eight tew national committee members from the atate. But the alale delegate were to buy arguatg oer ihi thai they wrre ub3 to work out a meant of elert the fur thee were a.wrd I ballot on.

Govern" relationt wjlli xMra ne.u leader, who were put off by hi opposition to a prep! proabortwn platform plk hrh oVfealed by the rnvetrtn ealy Wedneaday normiac. and by poitio on tber tHT- ltS'-Z ,1,,7,, EZZEt group throutHowt tbe fowrnaay Poll: Nixon Riding nigh Philadelphia, sly 11 (LTI President Xixoo's popularity jumped 4-S'r doriaff the IVtn-ocratie National Convention. a cordinc to the Sindlincer political report. The poll said today that l.IK persons interviewed by telephone during the convention. aaid they woM vote for Nison and 3I aaid they'd vote raintt hint if the prv-Mdeotlal electioa were held now.

The anil did not ask a toa which directly eoasnared President Niton Sew. McGov. em. however. It aaid Niioo'a 1' ratiac wat the highest In the last two decade, higher even than President Kcsew.

bower's ratine the week before his presidential elect "cm ovee Adlai Steve. Win Dobby ier wul not reeerre any share of nrit mnier If r.U to I comnlcte the tnatrh. Bat Snanlr ouM presumably be able to claim hi share If he Is derUred ne If the match railed off. the Icelsniie Chest Federation w.Q stage a gTandialers tam. roent.

in whirl. ir promucJ pUy TnjrR4 in wild tiii'lif ID Ihe t'Tiie JI1.mii1 3 if Ihp Jmltiia fati-mi llir liim and tuuV about itwi'iiimiimr tLU, Jtale mi4, Mnu1 ie fmlttnitH j-i'itif In Iktt' 'lniM' fil lite lriiR, nd tif US a vim 4 f'r it. 1 Cut 1j Ck ibe fund 'rK4iic fo tiie j-wikiiittif li wiie Hip Im'lii'd 'liliir lw limit tml il I4m iifitiif'i a crowd tif alul l( JthU Tin- TdTKl 1iiitH-u Imd itioufn-d lir IwiimIi (idtiist, tmi'Mowd tun and SERVCCES RG.ICIDJS SCIINCt EOISOUSSteXE aVUCt tUT sHaMl ieonaWf ot iStt U. Stmdeyt II AM. Stiewco Mmj lecr-e vnwoseow IhiiAVkatlMfartT Voo eo soeiSod to aVHond traaSLSfl lnt- at IS wcr n3; i nrf cnu ST.

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a is ii.ii 1 Ml 4 rori m.p tvie iwimiiumii tueeo CORRECTION i( 44iV(-l a vsai 3ttt ittrmm, mum mrM 4M 'W Qrw(se 4 swTt mm imrasi 4mnrnr SWWTUaiRT eieiTitt cee rnnxi il neve mvii, Si vi on at mm mrt.it tMivtt Hr JV t. iH Km. o. fWtMnii urn i- um a ft -w Si lMU, fConltooee? Itm aw 3) as to me. But I'm not partiru larly ahy about In the aecond revolt of the day, McGovern'a ataff rauaed I the retraction of O'Brien'a of- fer to remain in the top apoc Yealerday.

O'Brien had aaM that hit decision to Hep down "unalterable." lwpiie the chairman a an-j nounced dedtion to resign sou rret told The News late to- day, that O'Brien offered not only to stay on at national I chairman hot alto to terve a head of th McGoeern preaiden-tial campaign. The aourcea aaid MrCoeen turned down the offer unde pressure from hi ataff. decidin instead on Mrs. West wood. Mrflovern alsa selected VnM Petrie, an Avis Corp.

executive as the new party treasurer, succeeding Robert StrauM of Tesas, who wound up his duties today. Mrs. Westwood. 47. the Utah national eommttteearoman.

ha been co-chairman of the Me I Govern campairn for the DemoJ era tic nomination. A throaly-g voiced, slender woman with short blonde hair, ahe is married to Richard Westwood. a busines executive. The couple operates 11 mink ranch and has real estate in-Uresis around West Jordan, Utah. The choice of Mr.

Westwood is expected to help smooth Me- Lose TV and (CtinvJ root pmg 2) lat Krofiu, one Of seconds. rwnrr irn.i.n op an a a nis noiei sune tooay. i a I csiWk! cwave5iwi, tartw4 ta Mr. Wrtww4 after OUfKW a4 h- JT: ol tp dH wat "on-aSiseaWe," OBi. has piloted the porty laroMcli Its a4 trnblt4 I tw, tts rrv4 avs patty hxf soswy March McGovrrn kad O'Brien to resaain at hit Uui the chairman s4 he si to kboUdrr the bsrea tf start the deM -redden piy tfafi another df froft tVrtwa, CTRrteo, a former Kenoedy k4 IImw aide and pauser general wir Lywdoo B.

Jetmaon. headed Hubert Humphrey -refl aersidesituJ cwwpaign in I. He isieUed the gave! throoxh most of the maralMi rn at tW eoovrotioo Sihath loded roily this 2TaKEvctfers Win Jail Grace Anthony Grace, the dspper Qseew rosvslrortiwsi toan who wa one of the ay levers of ronvkied ch3 delayer Alf Cci. min. wa sentenced to a owe.

enr swpewded sd term eJer- day charge of fltf ftaodt lent iocoome la retain. Grare. CI. and hi ohsv. IVotstd.

pomaded gwty ti'lr-r to the charges of ftavdl-c4 fiairvg. 1 ekder Grace na ncwtid fail- ir report is tainUe rortK-ate tisraose. awd In mf fawicr tr-twrt linsMta tn per. i aowal iaretoe. i Both Were gieeo 4 Sedtestne yestefds be Federal tWt Jodce HarWlJ TW r.ned tj.v ii inui.

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i sts tixi tvfca.av, Itattut II SA.m f1 ttni rii THF PATWFni? a44 wiiiu.uiuiu Son t.tw tsiwnw, nam a s.mmo-ii tot. So. a "-M S.hi. Mm n.iM. i the ircianoie orraniser tear that the match is already over, chest sources said, and they are now making' contingency plan to save themselves from a total financial divi'tW.

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