Eagleton withdraws as McGovern running mate
Sen. Thomas Eagleton agrees to withdraw after pressure from George McGovern. He announces plans to seek re election to the Missouri Senate in 1974 while praising McGovern and noting health questions did not derail his future. Eagleton met with McGovern for 12 hours and will resign via letter to Jean Westwood.
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McGovern faces doubts over Eagleton withdrawal
Minnesota leaders from both parties express concern about Senator George McGovern's decision to drop running mate Thomas Eagleton after revelations of past psychiatric treatment. GOP voices say the move harms McGovern's credibility while DFL figures worry about November consequences and party unity amid a reshuffled national committee.
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Senate votes on 4 billion defense cut proposal
The Senate debates a McGovern amendment to reduce Defense Department spending from 81 billion to 77 billion for the next fiscal year. Passage would constrain the Pentagon to current authorized levels, freeing funds for health care housing and jobs.
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Witnesses identify Bremer in Wallace assassination trial
In Upper Marlboro Maryland two witnesses identified Arthur H Bremer as the man who shot Governor George C Wallace during a May 15 campaign rally in Laurel Maryland. Three other witnesses failed to identify him. Bremer pleads insanity on 17 charges.
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Bemidji Pioneer Subscription Rates Full Page
The Bemidji Pioneer lists subscription rates with annual prices for in zone mail and outside trade zone. Carrier delivery costs are stated per month with three pricing tiers and associations noted.
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Hatch Act ruling opens door to partisan politics for federal workers
A three judge panel held Hatch Act provisions banning partisan politics by federal workers were vague and over broad. The court halted enforcement and urged Congress to clarify permissible activity while delaying action pending Supreme Court review.
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Barrington D. Parker
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