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Argus in Fremont, California

06 May 1973

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Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1973

Page

4

McGovern Denies He Liked Eagleton Reveals in Magazine

New York Times Magazine quotes George McGovern saying he never liked his late running mate Thomas Eagleton. He labels the piece as inaccurate and fabricated, while McGinniss defends the reporting as a candid glimpse of public figures.

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New York UPI George McGovern Sunday Lea Thomas J. Eagleton D-Mo Eagleton McGovern England New York Times the Times Joe McGinniss Nixon Times McGinness Fngleton Sen Freak Church Dldsb Ing Len Wester JL. Mondale Dminni Senate McGinniss Missouri
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Watergate comments spark 1964 bugging talk in Arkansas

Connie Armitage of Washington told a state federation gathering in Little Rock that Watergate is bad but alleged undisclosed bugging in the 1964 presidential campaign would be a much greater scandal if revealed. She urged investigation but said no heads should roll and expressed certainty Nixon was not involved as the Watergate affair loomed over the 1974 elections.

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Little Rock Ark UPL National Federation of Republican Women's Clubs NFRWC Connie Armitage Washington State Federation Group Richard Nixon
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Federal drug enforcer opposes home raids

Washington based official Myes J. Ambrose, chief of federal crime agents, denounced home raids as odious and reprehensible. In Collinsville two families described assailants entering their houses, with a $103,009 damage suit filed against a local figure, while Ambrose urged restraint and respect for constitutional rights during arrests.

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