Eagleton stays on ticket amid health disclosure storm
Jefferson City AP report says Senator Thomas Eagleton defends his place on the Democratic ticket despite pressure to quit over past psychiatric treatment. He calls himself a distinct plus and plans meetings with George McGovern while Newsweek cites a poll suggesting many favor withdrawal. Also notes Rev. Jim Fenner named admissions counselor at Athens College and National Urban Fellows program announced in New Haven.
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