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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1972-07-14 FrIday IN THE NEWS July 1., 1m [ lonCily lon5ZIM Vol. I. No.' f riefly Eagleton named DES MOINES. Iowa (API - Intruders have been sneaking into Jester Park Golf Course at night, scratching four-letter words in the greens and using sprinklers to bathe in the nude, the • Polk County Conservation Board was told this week . runnIng mate Conservation Director Wayne Bills said he has received reports twice from rangers about young people disrobing and taking baths under the MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP) - Eagleton said he was flabber­ told a brief news conference at sprinklers. Democratic presidential nomi­ gasted when McGovern phoned his hotel minutes after word "Maybe what people are telling us is we need nee George McGovern chose to offer him the \dce presidency. came that Eagleton was the some shower facilities." commented board Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton of choice. member George Wilson. Missouri to be his vice presiden­ "I told him I accepted before tial partner. then keynoted his To name woman he changed his mind, " Eagleton campaign ~gainst Presid.ent Nixon early Friday morning. party head added. vowing: Asked how he would describe PARIS (AP) - The Vietnam peace conference "American politics wiJI never - Jean Westwood, cochair­ his political leanings, Eagleton M!IS\'r. reopened Thursday after a Ip-week break, with be the same again." man of Sen. George S. said, "They've described me as both the Communists and allies clinging to old "To anyone In this hall or be­ McGovern's campaign a moderate-liberal. Define that positions. yond who doubts the ability of organization, likely will be if you can." Bul the U.S. delegation spokesman termed the Democrats to join together in named by the presidential session businesslike. nominee as new chairman of Eagleton. 42. also said he be­ common cause. I say never un­ lieves he brings to the Demo­ The negotiators agreed to hold a new meeting derestimate the power of Rich­ the Democratic National next Thursday. Committee, sources close to cratic ticket youth, his religion, ard Nixon to bring harmony to ties with organized labor and This reinforced speculation that a new round of Democratic ranks." McGovern McGovern said Thursday secret and possibly more fruitful talks may be night. knowledge of big city politics. said in his prepared speech for­ He is a Roman Catholic. McGovern's mate pending. Politburo member Le Duc Tho of North mally accepting the nomi­ These sources Indicated Vietnam. who has held a series of secret that Pierre Salinger, Sen. Thomas F, Eagleton, picked by Sen. Missouri delegates as he leaves his Miami Beach nation. A graduate of Harvard Law George S. McGovern to be his running mate on hotel Thursday. meetings in the past with Henry A. Kissinger, He said his was the most re­ onetime press secretary for left Peking on Thursday en route to Paris. School, Eagleton was elected the Democratic ticket, waves to applauding AP Wirephoto ' markable political organization President John F. Kennedy Missouri State Atty. Gen . at the in American history. his nomi­ and another key adviser In age of 31 and four years later nation "the gift of the most open McGovern's campaign, was successful in a bid for the political process in our national would be named vice chair­ governorship. Security tough at Miami history ," man. He and his wife. Barbara Ann, AMES, Iowa (AP) - The Iowa Beef Producers McGovern was said to have two children. Association said Thursday that the government's Dedicated to people have asked current Chair­ campaign to lower domestic beef prices has an­ man Lawrence F. O'Brien to Supported Muskie gered 50,000 voting Iowa cattlemen. "This is a nomination of the stay on. But while O'Brien Eagleton was an early sup­ people. and I hereby dedicate had not officially rejected 'Robot' foils editor IBPA's statement came in a telegram sent to porter of Sen. Edmund S. Mus­ President Nixon. It said that the adminis­ this campaign to the people," the offer, the McGovern kie's campaign for the Demo­ tration's action indicates no concern for the said the nominee from South spokesman said, he had cratic nomination. However, he Dakota, last season's political Indicated he would prefer to By STEVE BAKER sneaky, huh? The robot pulled me away, American beef industry which has subsidized U. backed McGovern in the critical Editor S. consumers for 20 years. nobody. resign at the close of the floor fight Monday night over Two of them glared at our back from the entrance. He 'And next January we will re­ Democratic NatloaaJ Con­ seating McGovern delegates MIAMI BEACH- II it isn'1 section, while three Andy Frain looked at the pass again. store the government to the vention early today. from California. buses that "run 24 hours a day" ushers-imported, uniforms at "To have this credential, you people. American politics will 11 In an acid reminder of the only to quit running at 3 a.m. least, from the Chicago Cubs­ must ha ve a stamp, please. You never be the same again," he "He said, 'Tom, I'd like you to Republican campaign that put when you 're 50 blocks from your check credentials for entrance. do not have a stamp. You may said. be my running mate," Eagleton President Nixon in the White hotel, it's the security people at Sometimes, embarassing not keep this credential," he REYKJAVIK. Iceland (AP) - Bobby Fischer House, McGovern told the con· convention hall. things happen. For instance, smiled. forfeited his chess game with world champion vention: "I have no secret plan Okay, they have a tough job. somebody got away with the 15 "But it's not mine," I said. Boris Spassky of Russia on Thursday by failing Fine. college floor passes Tuesday. A "It's for the college ... " {or peace. I have a public plan." to appear at the playing hall. Guard death termed lHe then recited the pledges he But they've been growing security leak . "Exactly. It is not yours, and Fischer boycotted the game because he objec­ made on primary election cam­ crankier and crankier. II you The next night security coun­ whoever gave it to you may not ted to the presence of movie cameras in the hall. paign platforms in the race lhat take up one wrong step here, tered. have it back. I am taking it and The forfeit gave Spassky. who beat Fischer on self-defense by PDf vaulted him out of the field to you'll be lucky to be standing a They were unfamiliar with keeping it please." Wednesday , a 2-0 lead in the scheduled 24-game Democratic command. second later. the new college floor passes, He took it and kept it. He went series. It was uncertain whether the match "Within 90 days of my in­ They're quick and they're and when they're unfamiliar onto the floor . I got the Demo- would survive. As a result of an independent Richard Tanner, POI director hungry. You see, it evidently wilh something security-wise, investigation, Penal Digest auguration, every American of prison affairs, said they held gets boring looking at good they destroy it. (continued on page %col. 5) International, (POI) has con· the investigation by contacting soldier and every American prisoner will be out ofthe jungle passes hour after hour. cluded that Warren Kelly. 28 of neighboring cell mates of Kelly In the press section where I New credentials Security- Carrollton, Texas, charged with and talking to "those who were and out of their cells and back sat, not one, not two, but five murder in the June 8 killing of a there." home in America where they security personnel checked DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - An improved set belong, " he said. I had stopped for entrance to Fort Madison prison guard, He says they found that passes for admittance to the the floor. A Frain usher noticed of railroad crossing signals apparently will be acted in self-defense. "Kelly was in his own cell min­ installed later this year at a railroad crOSsing at Pledged stairs. That's after you go past the new credentials, and despite POI publisher Joseph W. ding his own business, the guar­ three other gates, one Secret my explanation, guided me to a fer yer Stuart where car-train collisions have claimed Grant said Thursday thal they ds came for him, and he said McGovern also pledged mili­ nine lives in nine years. Service check (one time they superior security guard. are asking a grand jury no ... for whatever reason he tary strength, in a rebuttal to looked inside a Campus Mail He took one look and smiled. The Iowa Commerce Commission chairman, investigation of the case before had. They attacked him first. critics who have charged that reaelln' [ Maurice Van Nostrand. said some sort of envelope with one sheet of pap­ "Just a second, please. Over Kelly is brought to trial. He fought only in self-defense." his plans for defense spending improvements will be made at the crossing er in it) and a minimum of SO, here, please. You have faulty "We believe the Grand Jury Grant says that in the event cuts would weaken the nation. yes, SO other personnel whose credentials, please." pleasure although the commission hasn't decided what will find that KeJly acted in the Grand Jury refuses to ". .. I give you my sacred kind of new signals will be installed. job is to look at you and stop you He was programmed like a self -defense and that criminal investigate, PDI "js prepared to pledge that if I become presi­ il you cross your eyes.
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