Eagleton Should Leave Ticket, Star Says
The Star states it will not support the national Democratic ticket in November and urges Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton's removal from the ticket. It argues two troubling figures on the ticket threaten a landslide, favors McGovern dropping to a safer role, and notes Eagleton's health disclosures while urging action for the party's sake.
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Missouri
Congress
America
Commission urges national standards for workmen compensation
A government panel appointed by President Nixon criticizes state run workmen's compensation. It calls for minimum national standards, broader coverage, and higher benefits, noting many state programs pay less than two thirds of lost wages and cover about 85 percent of workers. The panel opposes a federal takeover of the programs. Public notice lines omitted.
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University of Chicago
Blacks urge Eagleton to step down as vice presidential candidate
Nine black leaders convened secretly in Chicago and concluded that Senator Thomas F. Eagleton should quit the Democratic ticket. Reverend Jesse Jackson said blacks feel Eagleton has got to go after his disclosure of prior psychiatric treatment. The gathering included Rep. Louis Stokes and others tied to the 1972 Democratic convention upheaval.
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Miami
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Calif
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Ind
Eagleton fights to stay on ticket as McGovern weighs path
Missouri senator Thomas Eagleton vows to press his case with George McGovern tonight over his status on the presidential ticket. McGovern, Nixon’s challenger, is undecided and may decide Eagleton stays. Democratic leaders Jean Westwood and Basil Paterson urged Eagleton to drop out citing medical disclosures.
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NBC
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British occupy IRA strongholds in Londonderry action
British troops and armor seized barricaded IRA strongholds in Londonderry early today with little resistance. Later IRA counterattacked with bombs, killing at least one person.
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Northern Ireland
Publican
IRA
Ellender funeral crowds Nixon at small town church
In Houma Louisiana a packed St Francis de Sales Church heard a requiem for veteran Senator Allen J Ellender. President Nixon led a Washington delegation of about 80 senators representatives cabinet members admirals and generals arriving amid applause. Also present were Vice President Agnew and Senator Kennedy with Eagleton later deciding to stay in Washington.
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Nixon
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George McGovern
Edward M. Kennedy
Hearnes declares health of Eagleton supporters in farewell note
Gov. Warren Hearnes, calling his message unofficial farewell, praised those who stood by Sen. Thomas Eagleton during the recent week. At a birthday dinner for Hearnes and Betty, about 1,400 attended the $25 plate event as Hearnes, 49, nears the end of his second term. He said the past week did not divide Missouri and made the state stronger.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Thomas F. Eagleton
Hearnes
Betty
Missouri
Striking longshoremen press demands amid UK labor row
London dispatch reports striking longshoremen marching from idle ports to press job security demands as crisis looms for food supplies. Prime Minister Heath to hold talks with Trades Union Congress on the Industrial Relations Act while dock workers threaten continued stoppages and potential emergency measures.
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Britain
Edward Heath
Trades Union Congress
Labor Federation
End to Marine segregation ordered by Cushman
General Cushman orders immediate end to voluntary racial segregation in Marine barracks and living areas. He mandates equal treatment, tougher action against segregated bars and hangouts, and public disclosure of punishments to curb bias. Fitness reports will note leadership in human relations and transfers will be quota balanced.
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Washington (Ap
Robert E. Cushman Jr
Corps
Cushman
Brantley Cited After Backing Into Two Cars
Rosston resident Lewis E. Brantley 71 backed from parking spots on South Main and Elm streets causing minor damage to two vehicles. Officers cited him for failure to yield right of way in the second incident. both collisions were investigated by City Policeman Joe McCulley.
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Rosston
Brantley
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Joe McCulley
Elm St
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