Jepsen Weighs Run for Iowa Governor in 1972
Davenport insurance executive Jepsen plans a 10:30 am news conference in the Governor Room at the Fort Des Moines hotel to discuss reports he will seek the Republican nomination for governor in 1972. The event follows Waterloo lawyer Fulton's denial of a 1972 bid for the Democratic nomination and hints of a possible Franzenburg Gannon primary. Fulton said he cannot campaign and maintain his law practice, while Franzenburg and Gannon show renewed interest in the race.
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Frank Nye
Roger Jepsen
Davenport Insurance
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
Robert Fulton
Waterloo
Paul Franzenburg
Ames
William Gannon
Mingo
Fulton
the Gazette
Franzenburg-Gannon
H. Rand Petersen
Harlan
Ray
Iowa
Robert D. Ray
Petersen
Bob Ray
Youth Rescued From Des Moines River After Currents
DALE HICKLE, 14, of Des Moines was rescued by police after being pulled from the Des Moines river. He was fishing with a companion when he wandered to a log jam and was swept by the current while attempting to wade to shore. The report also covers political maneuvering around Gov. Robert Ray and Lt. Gov. Jepsen as they face possible 1972 campaigns, including a GOP push urging Ray to seek a third term and quotes from Jepsen on his political plans.
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Fulton
Harold Hughes
U. S
Robert Ray
Dale Hickle
Des Moines
Ray
Jepsen
United Press International
Jerry Mursener
G.O.P
UPI
Robert D. Ray
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