McGovern weighs second running mate as Muskie tops list
George McGovern is weighing about a half dozen names for his vice presidential pick over three weeks. Edmund Muskie is seen as the leading potential replacement for Eagleton, with others including Lawrence O'Brien Kevin White and R Sargent Shriver.
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Arsenic Poisoning At Rhodesian Ministry Office
Police investigate mass poisoning at the Rhodesian Ministry of Information in Salisbury. Thirteen staff members including five white information officers, three white typists, and five African clerks collapsed after tea. All hospitalized but not in serious condition. arsenic detected in the tea.
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Interstate System Needs 8 to 10 Years More
The Highway Users Federation says the 42500 mile interstate network may require 8 to 10 more years of construction. As of March 31 only 64 percent of total costs, about 49 billion of 76 billion, had been obligated with many costly sections still to be built. States Nebraska North Dakota and Tennessee lead in obligation percentages.
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