Hijackers seek $1 million in Miami to Algeria jet hijack
A Delta DC8 from Detroit to Miami was hijacked near Miami then flown to Boston Logan after ransom of about $1 million was received in Miami. Seven crew remained aboard, eighty seven passengers disembarked unharmed. FBI traced suspects to Detroit area while two men in bathing suits helped refuel the plane.
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Miami
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Detroit
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Massachusetts Port Authority
Walter Jureski
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Jureski
Raymond Krutycz
Holland
Mich
Jim Falvey
Toledo
Ohio
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Eagleton steps down as McGovern VP pick
Washington AP reports Democratic nominee George McGovern withdraws Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton after controversy over psychiatric treatment history. McGovern plans to recommend a successor to the Democratic National Committee, saying the issue dominated national debate and health was not the factor.
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Washington
George McGovern
Thomas F. Eagleton
Eagleton
McGovern
Democratic National Committee
Senate
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Missourian
Bond's reaction sought to test Bond's eligibility
Gene McNary the Republican candidate for Governor challenged state Auditor Kit Bond's positions in a lawsuit over Bond's eligibility. McNary accused Bond of concealment and questioned residency rules demanding public answers to three questions raised in the suit filed by R J King Jr. He urged Bond to answer publicly and condemned Bond's credibility and integrity.
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Gene McNary
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Bond
McNary
Republican Party
R. J. (Bus) King Jr
Spain leads Missouri attorney general race by reformist push
State Rep. James Spain of Bloomfield, a Democrat, campaigns on new tools for new times and a liberal reformer platform. He emphasizes direct voter contact, foresees a primary win, and believes his trial-lawyer experience and Missouri General Assembly service fit him for the state’s top legal post. Spain expects to face incumbent Danforth in the general election.
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Spain
Missouri
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Jordan Seeks Democratic Nomination For Public Administrator
Jefferson City candidate Ronald Lee Jordan, 31, of Senate Court Apartments, promotes property management as key to the public administrator role. A real estate and insurance veteran, he highlights experience with FHA and GI loans, leads several local firms, and serves in multiple clubs while balancing family life with wife Carol and two sons, Michael and Christopher.
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Jordan
Senate Court Apartments
West Side Insurance Agency, Inc
West Side Businessmen'’s Association
Mid-State Mortgage Inc
Colonial Management Co., Inc
Southern Land Development Co
Missouri Army National Guard
1035Th Heavy Equipment Maintenance Co
Carol
Michael
Christopher
McGovern ticket shaken by Eagleton resignation
Missouri politicians reacted with disappointment as Senator Eagleton stepped down from the Democratic vice presidential bid. Secretary of State James Kirkpatrick called it unfortunate for McGovern, citing health concerns and the Anderson story. Governor Warren Hearnes warned McGovern would struggle to carry Missouri, while state chairman Delton Houtchens vowed to support local candidates only. Mark Eagleton voiced pride in his brother yet acknowledged potential impact on votes, as national committeewoman Jean Briscoe expressed strong disappointment.
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McGovern
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Jefferson City
George McGovern
Missouri Democrats
James Kirkpatrick
Anderson
Jack Anderson
Eagleton
Kirkpatrick
Warren E. Hearnes
Hearnes
Jean Westwood
National Democratic
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Houtechens
Mark Eagleton
St. Louis
Jean Briscoe
New London
Hearnes not source of Kit Bond story
News Tribune president Robert Blosser denounces Gov. Warren Hearnes as not the source of the 1964 Bond Georgia resident disclosure. Blosser cites Don Norfleet, managing editor, who verified Bond documents in Atlanta during the Democratic National Convention and sought Bond's side before publication.
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Kit Bond
Warren E. Hearnes
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Georgia
Robert Blosser
News Tribune
Bond
Blosser
Don Norfleet
Miami Beach
Fla
Norfleet
Atlanta
Mr. Bond
Jefferson City
Public administrator duties and current holder Noland Chappell
The public administrator administers estates or serves as guardian in probate matters. Appointed by the Probate Court, the role may involve acting for minors or those declared incompetent. The administrator works on a fee basis. Noland Chappell has led since 1946 and is not seeking re election.
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Noland Chappell
Pratt seeks Democratic nomination for county administrator
Pratt, 43, emphasizes understanding people and their needs as key to the public administrator’s office. He declares he has the time and desire to serve the public, handles guardianship duties well, and cites six kids as experience with minors. He lives at 114 Lee Lane and is active in local and state organizations. Pratt, a Cole County resident since 198, chairs the March of Dimes chapter, and serves on multiple civic bodies.
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Robert R. Pratt
Pratt
Lee Lane
Jefferson City
Democratic Committee
Cole County
The
National Foundation of the March of Dimes
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Jefferson City Junior College
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