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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1968-08-10 rd, The End r Forecast If Inyon, I. ,..adlng thl., th.y'li be • lld to know Th. Dally Iowan will re- Pirtly cloudy leday Ind Sunday. Cool • ~lowan lit low ... ~kron, • um. publishing Aug. 27. Happy vacation. .ail er leday, with highs mid to Serving the University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City Established In 1868 10 cents a cop), AIsoclated Prell Leued WIre aDd Wirepboto Iowa City. Iowa 5224O-Saturday, August 10. 1968 New Hat in the Ring? McGovern Set Today \VA HI GTON ( AP ) - en . nam policy , hared many o[ the views of the slain Robert Kennedy and backed George . McGovem of outh Dakota him solidly. , ill announce hi candidacy for the Theodore Sorenson. a top Kenned y aide. Democratic presidential nomination called the talk of a coalescence around fcGov ern a sort of "holding action." todn •• auUlOritative source aid Fri­ "I'm not IMr. to push McGov.rn," day night. SoronlOl'l Hid. "D·lt Iht MeGov.rn can­ Cn e£lect, the mOl'e wiu be an effort to didacy I. I South Dakotl f.vorlt. I0I'l pick up and build up the forces lert hi. found u. I good .pot to land." stranded by the a assination of Sen . Rob­ Je e UnrUh. leader of the California ert F. Kennedy of New York . Kennedy forces, joined in denying it re­ The New Yorker had a defin itely com· presents an errort to 6tOP either Hum· mitted Democ ratic National Conventi on phrey or McCarthy. voting trength o[ more than 300 at the The McG overn ncws conference today lime he wa felled by gunfire. was called lor the stated purpo of di . Much of that fore. hal remained In an cu ing the enator's own political statu uncommitltd stanc. - partlcutlrly the and the activities of the "Committee [or 114·\/ot. California d.l.gation which an O~ n Democratic Con vent ion." whi ch Kenn.dy had just won in a primary McGovern head. when h. was cut down. That newly formed group is nl'arinll Another con iderable group committed agreement on a Vietnam peace propo al to Kennedy pri nciples' hold ing out in expee~ed to touch off a major batUe in ew York tate, and more are scattered th e party's platform committee and pos· over the naUon. sibly pill onto the conyenti on floor. SEN. GEORGE McGOVERN Efforts of the forces or n. Eugene J. The committee includes everal Demo­ Eying Kennedy Vote JI1cCarthy to attract the Kennedy dele­ crats who supported Kennedy. of Rhod. Island, chall.nged Interp,..ta· gates have not appearPd spectacularly And backers of McCa rthy for the top ti ... th.t Iht peae •. pllln coalition r.p,..· . uccessful. Few o[ them have been reo POt on the licket haYe been work ing with SInt. I joint .ffort of the McC arthy. POINTING TO THE FUT URE - For Richard Nixon, the com.· vention delegates. Friday there was I brl.f rest and today th. corded as ,hifling to lhe column of Vice them on the propo ed pl ank. Kennedy forces to block th. nom ination back king , 'he fight for the top 01 the hill hi. just begun . This campl'ign begins again. First stop - a chat with Pr.sld.nt Presicent Hubert H. Humphrey. aut on. of ,1M leadinlJ m.mbers 01 of Humphrev. I. the way he viewed it in Miami aeach Thursday night as he Johnson in Texas. McGovern. d finitely a "dove" on Viet· the new eommit.e, S.n. Claiborn, P.1l - AP Wi,..photo "This is by no tr cb o[ the imagina­ 0""'ne6 \tis program '0 rue\t ,\ta' pinnlcle '0 Republlcln con· Uoo a pro-McCarthy or a op-Humphrey ------- ----~--.,------ mo'e," Pell said. PeU said be views a Humpfu'ey nomina· Rigid Curfew, Cool Rain tion as a cerlaillty. • Joseph L. Rauh Jr. a Wa sh·mgto D-- at· Tired, Confident Nixon torney upportinll McCarthy, In a separate Interview indicated the peace plan coaIl tifle Tempers in Miami tion could 60Cve common ground [or bringing the K nnedy group behind Mc· MIAMI 1.4'1 - A rigid curfew and cooling aid Eju ter Cleveland. 45. was killed Carthy Pauses for a Moment.... rllin ",plied tre ls Friday whe r three after he wOllnded police Sgt. Jame. Tom· "] hope il will happen." Rauh said. blacks shot to death and 18 per on bley with a bull et fired from a third floor McGovern will prescnt the peace-plank starting bridge·building" In lhe la\ ",ere MIAMI BEACH t~ - Ric hard M. Nix· di dates. were wounded during two days 01 hoot­ sOArl",pnt window . proposal Lo the ll(}- m e m b e r PI form on, in a holid ay mood, said Friday h is "The nBtion Is r.ady for a great con· "where there ha been great support for ing, looling and burning Mini': aid no j!un wf>re found at the Committee at a session Aug. 20 in Wa h· controversial running male. Maryland frontation," Nixon said. He said he and other candidate" Nixon had support [rom only Illinois and Te'tas o[ the even The dark·to-dawn curfew was elamjl{'d scene of ei ther shootoul. "Ot hpr oeople ingicn. Gov. Spiro T. Agnew, is "going lo go up Vice President Hubert H. Humphr. y, nicked them up and ra n with them," he The peace proposal reporlE'dly will call lar,:!! t states In winning lhe nomi nation on nearly half the city. in popularity and is going to be a great the likely Democratic nomine., will pro· said. {or n bombi halt. no further escalation asset to the ticket." vide it. end mentioned California. PennsylVania Bar and liquor tares were ordered . hut and New York as specific arcas of atten· Duri'l'! the first 36 hours of violence. o[ the war. new c1cctloos in South Vi tnam "All I have to do is see thaI he gets "We both unders' and lhe American in a \abt zone that encompa. sed ~ome more thlln 200 nerson~ were arre. ted. o p n to all d tizens - including the Na tion. system," Nixon said. "Each man must 1\ hile re~identlUl and bu ines eclions E;~htpen black~ . some with bullet wounds. expo ed ." Nixon said of the teammate, And Michigan GOI' . George Romney said liooal Libcratioo Front -. and a demand hiL as hard as he can on lhe diffrrenccs borderin~ trouble areas. w~r(' trt'ated al ha '1ital, and i2 ooHce­ whose nom ination ignited a brier revolt Nixon and Agn(>w "must make the party that the South Vie1narneS(' governmllllt and on the issues. l'm sure he's going Exee"t for a few scallered shots, all mpn wrre trealed. mostly for cut~ and o~n pt'acetalks with the Viet Congo at the Republican National Convention. I :>rirr- from the states that must win ,. He said television will make Agnew a to sock me as hard as he can" I\'a qui"t Friday. bruLe .. Those aoo oth r eXj)t:cted r~omm n<lll· the election for thl!m at least a~ importa nt 1I0wrver. county authorities said force Lilt- FridllY n[trrnl'on. fh!' area lookrd national figuro - "a man overnight can Earlier. Nixon told newsmen he ,I n d as Mr. :"ifxon made the leaders of the Li ons conllJct in major re~Jlect w~h thl' become known through the tube." Agnew will receive a briefing from Cy· South and Southwest In winning the nom­ of National Guardsmen. oolice. hiJ;hway nrrmal. e'<crnt for t21 h fO 17th avenues Johnson adminitration poliCles Humphrey Nixon entertained newsmen at are· rus R. Vance, deputy U.S. negotiator in iMtion ... troopers. conservation o£ricers and bel" ~Ion'l Mnd Street. Then' National Guards· upporLs. ception and luncheon at Koy Biscayne. Paris, during .heir visiL to the LB.' Ranch. erage agent were being beefed up. men , about a d01.en to the block. were He said, "We must win the election in But Nixon said he has called of[ plans Nixon ~aid that wh!:n Republicans al· stanrlinl! in fron t of lnotrd store~. on ready have an excellent organization as Police LI Jack Minix , aid J. J. Au lin. a way that will not jeopardIze our abil . to visit the Soviet Union later this month 28, and Mo Cannon. 27. were shot to CflrnE'rs and rooftops. * * ity to un ite the country." in P~nnsyl\'ania. "we want to work with * - or at any ti me be fo re the election - i and through it. not around it." He aid l1eat h by oollce Thursday a£lernoon duro Tiler .. w.rt no cro ..ds, ."d bu.inesses Nixon 's remarks were understood to be in!! the Iwight o[ the outbrl'ak in Liberty which had not b.. l n d ~ mag.d rTlaint ... I".d because "we havo too many dema'lds I'p would pend two or three days visit· McCarthy Vows in[ormal and off·the·record. buL some re­ that are urgent in th _ United States to City. ju~t 10 mile from the Republican th.ir .a1.s. A few lilt'. kid. oood·na. inu th~'c states. conferring with party porters nevertheless made them public. allow foreign travel.·· official but not maki ng s]X'eches. Na t io nal onventl on. turedty t.u.d th~ loldi'r. wltlr st"t.· The former vice oresitlent not only talk· m.nt • such ill, "H.y, ain't that a B·B He suggesLed it might be pre umptu· "There h SDme r{'al disagreement in the Minix .aid both "" In were .
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