Eagleton McGovern Veep candidacy clash reaches tonight
Missouri Senator Eagleton plans to press his case with George McGovern tonight amid pressure from party leaders to quit. McGovern weighs whether Eagleton remains a plus or minus as they meet at the candidate’s home and campaign staffers study the future of the ticket.
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Washington
Thomas F. Eagleton
George McGovern
Missouri
McGovern
Newsmen
Nixon
Jean Westwood
Basil A. Paterson
NBC
Meet the Press
Eagleton
Tom Eagleton
Face the Nation
CBS
California
Gene Wyman
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
McGovern-Eagleton
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Physical Fitness Program Set to Start at Logan High
Paul Adams new head coach of the Logan Chiefs announces a 6:30 p.m. fitness program Tuesday at the LHS athletic field for all boys in grades 10 through 12. Shoes and helmets will be issued. physicals are scheduled Thursday and Friday by Dr. Jack Rauch, team physician.
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Paul Adams
Logan Chieftains
LHS
Adams
Jack Rauch
Juror Pool Chosen For Bremer Wallace Trial
A seven women and five men jury was selected in about an hour for Arthur H. Bremer’s trial on attempted assassination of Governor George C. Wallace. Bremer pleads insanity. 17 counts charged for the shooting at a Laurel shopping center on May 15.
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Upper Marlboro, Md
Arthur H. Bremer
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Bremer
Wallace
Laurel
Helen Traubel Dies At 69 In California
Soprano Helen Traubel longtime Met star died in Santa Monica from a heart attack at age 69. She was famed for Wagnerian roles at the Metropolitan Opera and later nightclub performances, telling a manager artistic dignity is not a matter of where one sings.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Helen Traubel
New York Metropolitan Opera
Met
Spaak Dies European Unity Leader Belgian Socialist Premier
Belgian statesman Paul Henri Spaak, longtime driving force of European integration and founder of the NATO alliance, dies at 73 in Brussels. Known as Mr Europe, he helped found the UN General Assembly and the European Common Market, serving as premier and foreign minister multiple times.
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Paul-Henri Spaak
Brussels
Paul Henri Spaak
European Unity
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Spaak
Europe
United Nations
San Francisco
U.N. General Assembly
World Organization
New York
Churchill
Charles Boyer
Charles de Gaulle
Belgium
Marguerite Malevy
Pleasant conditions Across the United States
Warm and pleasant weather dominated most of the nation while the northern Plains and upper Mississippi Valley received heavy rain. Pierre South Dakota reported winds up to 50 mph as the system moved through.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Pierre
Fog Shrouds Hocking Valley Morning Conditions
Heavy fog hung over the Hocking Valley with an overnight low of 57 degrees. At 11 a.m. the temperature was 74 under cloudy skies. A forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and highs in the 80s on Tuesday.
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Hocking Valley
Weather Update Describes Regional Storms And Warm Recall
Hail the size of golf balls was reported in the southwest while scattered thundershowers dotted the humid southeast and northern Rockies. Otherwise fair skies and comfortably warm temperatures stretched from New England and the eastern Great Lakes to the southern Plains.
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Rockies
New England
Great Lakes
Plains
Political Changes Inside Red China Soon
Tokyo AP reports the death of Lin Piao prompts moves to reorganize Chinese leadership. Possible Army Day shift favors Yeh Chien-yiung as defense minister while the Politburo and party congress may fill vacancies left by purges and deaths. Yeh aided Chou En-lai and Nixon talks, linked to China US rapprochement.
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Tokyo
Lin Piao
Mao Tse-tung
Aiie
Lin
Asister
Yeh Chien-yiung
Chou En-lai
National Party Congress
Chen Po-ta
Kang Sheng
Mao
Chou
Yeh Chun
Oth
Army
Juang Yung-sheng
Wu Fa-hsien
Li Tso-peng
Navy
Yeh Chien-ying
United States
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Peking
Nanchang
Red Army
Hong Kong
AP and M Sinhua Ink Regular News Photo Exchange
Peking confirms an agreement on Sunday establishing a regular news and photo exchange between the Associated Press and M Sinhua China’s official news and photo agency. It marks the first such pact with an American outlet in 22 years.
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Peking
Associated Press
Mhsinhua
China
People’s Republic
Spassky delays ninth game in World Championship series
In Reykjavik Boris Spassky suspended play for a rest citing a cold. The ninth game against American challenger Bobby Fischer was rescheduled for Tuesday after Spassky and the Soviet team filed a postponement request with referee Lothar Schmid. Three postponements are allowed in the 24 game match.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
Lothar Schmid
Eagleton Intense Yet No Drunkard Friends Say
A report on Thomas Eagleton's intense personality and health, with friends denying any drinking problem. Witnesses note his drive and nervous energy, while hospitalizations in the 1960s are attributed to exhaustion, not alcohol.
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Eagleton
Thomas F. Eagleton
George McGovern
Missouri
Jack Anderson
John H. Denman
Denman
Oil Association
James C. Kirkpatrick
Tom
Scott O. Wright
Columbia, Mo
Wright
Kirkpatrick
Tanks breach barricades in Northern Ireland offensive
British troops and armor moved into barricaded IRA strongholds in Londonderry and other cities at 4 a.m. and cleared many Catholic areas. The IRA responded with bombs killing at least six civilians, including six in Claudy. Whitelaw announced permanent occupation across Northern Ireland.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Belfast
Lurgan
Armagh
Portadown
Coalisland
Dungannon
Ulster Defense Association
Free Derry
Bogside
Creggan
Skeleton Unearthed North of Portsmouth
Scioto County officials investigate a human male skeleton found about 10 miles north of Portsmouth in what may be an unknown Native American burial ground. The remains lay 18 inches to two feet underground, discovered Sunday by Walter Adkins while renovating a stock car raceway near Rushtown.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Scioto County
Here
Walter Adkins
Rushtown
U S Air Losses B52 and Phantom Jets Over Southeast Asia
The U S command announced a U S B52 bomber crashed in a thunderstorm in northeast Thailand killing five crew members with one rescued. Two F4 Phantom jets went down off the North Vietnam coast with four crewmen rescued. Hanoi claimed two Phantoms were shot down and two crew captured while U S forces reported no Hanoi region losses.
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Saigon
Thailand
Air Force
North Vietnam
U.S
Bangkok
Vietnam
Hanoi
Tonkin Gulf
Busy weekend at Hocking County recreational areas
Old Man's Cave reported heavy use with 215 camping units in the Class A area and the primitive area overflowing. All rental cabins were filled. At Lake Logan about 1200 swimmers visited the beach and roughly 1500 visitors and picnickers plus 175 fishermen were seen along the lake.
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Hocking County
Old Man’s Cave
Lake Logan
Stanley Bailey Buys Logan Laundromat
Stanley F Bailey of 3 Gallagher Ave announced the purchase of the Logan Laundromat at 65 Gallagher Ave from Judge Harley Meyer of Mingo Terrace. The staff remains, led by Mabel Roop, and the shop will offer personalized service with a shirt specialty and one day shirt service on request.
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Stanley F. Bailey
Gallagher Ave
Harley Meyer
Mingo Terrace
Bailey
Mabel Roop
Stock Market Slips in Slow New York Trading
In New York trading the stock market drifted lower as investors saw little incentive for activity. The noon Dow Jones average stood at 924.29, down 2.41 points, while advances edged out declines on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Piper Wife Kidnapping Rescued After Tree Chaining
Virginia Piper described her ordeal after being chained to a forest tree and later freed by FBI agents. Her husband, Har ry C. Piper, paid a 1 million dollar ransom in 20 bills weighing 115 pounds. FBI said no comment on a possible third suspect as investigators pursue the case.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Virginia Piper
FBI
Mrs. Piper
Piper, Jaffray and Hopwood, Inc
Piper
Newsmen
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