Eagleton Withdraws From Democratic VP Bid
The Democratic vice presidential candidate selection centers on eight men after Sen. Thomas Eagleton withdraws. McGovern aims to pick a new running mate, with Edward Kennedy and others named as possible successors. The move comes amid nationwide political furor over Eagleton's psychiatric history.
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Two Witnesses Identify Arthur Bremer as Gunman
Two witnesses in the George Wallace case identified Arthur H. Bremer in court as the shooter who wounded the Alabama governor at a Laurel Maryland campaign rally. Three other witnesses did not identify him. Bremer pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to 17 charges.
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Juco agenda includes dorm parents and budget hearing
Neo sho County Community Junior College trustees will discuss a contract for on campus dormitory parents at 8 p m Tuesday. A budget hearing follows with taxpayers able to question amendments and officials will certify delegates to the Kansas Association of Public Community Junior Colleges. Joe Smith will report on lighting the tennis courts and bounce boards.
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Anderson retracts charges against Eagleton in drunken driving claims
Col umnist Jack Anderson said his unreleased evidence of Sen Thomas F Eagleton’s drunken driving arrests was false and gave an unqualified total retraction after a private meeting with Eagleton who resigned as Democratic vice presidential nominee. Eagleton praised the journalist for the correction.
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Primary election in Chanute features county and state races
Voters turnout moderate before 1 p.m. with 821 ballots cast, up from 1970 figures. Republican county commissioner races: Kenneth Casper versus Bill Richman. Democratic sheriff race: Dale Powell versus William Curly Lesher. Republican state senate race: Dale Hudson against James Lane. Precinct counts and polling times included as returns are awaited. polls close at 7 p.m. Local Tribune to tabulate results tonight.
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Nearly 500 Hours Spent in Search For Drowned Man
The Neosho River drowning of Stuart Knowles in Joplin prompted a large-scale rescue effort totaling about 491 man-hours. Police and sheriff figures show 98 and 980 hours respectively from officers and officials, with the fire department contributing 184 hours and volunteers adding 51 hours by search and rescue, plus divers and support groups.
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Fort Scott Cast of The Learning Tree Eligible for TV Rights
The Screen Actors Guild reports television rights for The Learning Tree have been sold. Fort Scott and Pittsburg actors who appeared in the film will receive checks based on their share of the rights and television earnings.
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Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Ends in Notoriety
Eagleton reports that a path from obscurity to fame ends in notoriety, signaling a cautionary note about rising public profiles and the consequences that accompany sudden attention.
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Primary election ballots cast in Topeka amid strong local interest
Voters in Topeka and across Kansas cast ballots in a primary to choose major party nominees from U S senator to county posts. Turnout appeared buoyed by local races while GOP governor contest drew moderate interest. Weather outlook called for partly cloudy skies with scattered showers through Wednesday and highs in the upper 80s to low 90s.
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Chanute Plans Official Disaster Relief Group
Johnny Litchenburg, assistant civil defense director, leads efforts to form a Chanute disaster relief organization. The group would train, coordinate with police and fire departments, and integrate local clubs for a rapid response in emergencies such as tornadoes. Women would assist in communications and feeding workers. interested volunteers should call 431 6253.
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Nixon Campaign Stamp Reaches Voter Mail in Raleigh
A political campaign stamp featuring President Nixon passed through normal mail channels to a self mailer sent by Ted Wish of Louisville. The stamp, larger than an eight cent postage, was linked to campaign materials from the Committee to Re-elect the President. Manila Floods Reach Historic Levels Across Luzon Philippine disaster toll rises with 308 dead and 2 million affected.
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Federal employees face Hatch Act ruling on partisanship
A three judge panel found Hatch Act provisions banning partisan politics by federal workers vague and over broad. The panel lifted no immediate restriction. a Supreme Court decision is still required for action.
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Spassky Faces Ninth Game With Fischer in Reykjavik
World champion Boris Spassky returns to the board for game nine in Reykjavik as he trails Bobby Fischer 5-3 in the 24 game match. Spassky suffers from low confidence after a tough eighth game while Fischer seeks 12.5 points to clinch the title.
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Kissinger Meets North Vietnamese Negotiators in Paris
White House confirms Henry Kissinger is meeting in Paris with North Vietnamese negotiators. The session, like 14 prior meetings, is arranged and conducted in secrecy.
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Senate Defeats McGovern Defense Cut Plan
The Senate rejected Sen. George McGovern's proposal to trim future Pentagon spending by 4 billion dollars. The vote stood 59 to 33 in a key Democratic election issue.
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