Eagleton Reveals Past Mental Health Hospitalizations
John F. Kennedy era candidate Eagleton disclosed three psychiatric hospitalizations, including 1960 at Barnes Hospital in St Louis and 1964 and 1966 at Mayo Clinic Rochester, all voluntary. He said the episodes, alcohol not involved, occurred to help him pace his life and career.
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Eagleton
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Hal
Senate
Knight Newspa
Aagleton
McGovern
Mark Eagleton
Missouri
Post- Dispatch
United Press International
John FE. Nardini
Washington
Sibley Hospital
The
Psychiatric Institute of
D.C
Texan
David Wade
Texas
Wade
Tom Eagleton
United States
Rapid City
S.C
Los Angeles
Hawaii
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Jefferson City
Harry Reasoner
ABC
Hospital Stays Not News To Some Missouri Politicians
Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton disclosed voluntary hospitalizations between 1960 and 1966. Missouri aides and a TV newsman say peers were aware, while Gov. Hearnes claimed no prior knowledge. Hearnes expressed confidence Eagleton could handle future campaigns and duties.
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Avalanche-Journal News Service
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Jerry Bryan
Warren &E. Hearnes
Williams
Morris
Fngleton
Hearnes
St. Louis
Tom
Bryan
McGovern backs Eagleton after hospital revelations
The McGovern camp weighed the disclosure of Senator Eagleton’s past hospitalizations for nervous exhaustion and a possible drinking rumor. Frank Mankiewicz warned a GOP push could spark backlash, while McGovern defended Eagleton as fully qualified and committed to the ticket.
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S.D
Frank Mankiecwicz
George McGovern
McGovern
Thomas F. Eagleton
Mankiewicz
McGovern-Eaglton
Symphony
Eagleton
Missouri
Here
GOP
Lient. Goveror
U.S
Tom
New Trial Sought For Calley Based On Gruver Subpoena
Oklahoma City area paper reports a petition for a new trial claims government agents misled the court about Gruver s availability and contact in 1971. The filing cites 18 instances where Medina allegedly ordered killings and asserts Medina denied issuing such an order while Gruver backs claims of misrepresentation.
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Calley
South Mickey Road
del City
Okla
Oklahoma City
Gruver
Aubrey Daniel
Washington
J. Houston Gordon
Daily
Oklahoman
My Lai
Ft. Benning
Ernest Medina
Lhere Medina
Suspect Arrested in Lubbock Drug Wave Busted
A 22 year old man was arrested about 10 a.m. Tuesday at his South Lubbock home by detectives serving a search warrant. Pipes syringes suspected marijuana seeds and a bottle testing positive for methamphetamine were seized.
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South Lubbock
Bees and Honey Making in Summer Museum Class
In a summer class at the Museum sponsored by the council, students watched bees in Bob Martin’s backyard as he explained gentler Cauca sian bees and the process of honey production. Martin notes the bees were scarce in the U S until immigrants brought them, and this marks his first year harvesting a honey run with bees now producing several supers.
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Council
Tech
Bob Martin
Martin
South Plains
Bees Observe Hive Life and Honey Making
Students watch a hive as bees gather pollen and return with bright orange packed loads. They witness bees injured or killed and helpers carry away the fallen, while learning about beeswax queen drones workers and guards and the swarm cycle. The lesson blends discovery with fun.
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Martin
City eyes new park diamond as land offer lingers
Lubbock council hears a six acre land donation offer for a relocated ball diamond by July 1. Tax fears, zoning changes, and rising costs threaten funds for a new field. Meanwhile a snack bar contract at Meadowbrook Golf Course seeks a 10 percent gross share with 2400 annual guarantee.
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Dirk West
Don Woodman
Jo Spradlin
Meadowbrook
Sprad Be
House Panel Approves Antiwars Plan Amid War Funding Debates
A House committee approved an end the war measure linked to Nixon administration funding requests totalling 844 million for military support and 780 million for grant military aid. The panel shifted funds to a separate drug control bill while rejecting multiple withdrawal plans and awaiting Senate action on a broader weapons authorization.
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Nixon
Clement Zablocki
Senate
White House
House
Ronald L. Ziegler
U.S
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Alan Cranston
Calif
Indochina
Hanoi
Wage exemption pay ruling discussed by council and court
Rumsfeld said the council seeks a court clarification to apply the wage exemption ruling only to future cases and avoid retroactive effects that could trigger back pay for workers. He noted the $2.75 figure came from a high end of budgetbased wage estimates using BLS, tax changes, and living cost adjustments.
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Rumsfeld
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Columbus Named Virgin Islands 1600 Islands Count
In St. Thomas Virgin Islands report Christopher Columbus named islands after saints but recalled the legend of St Ursula and the 11 000 virgins. The Virgin Islands total 1600 islets with 50 US owned and the rest under Britain.
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Thomas
V. I
UPI
Christopher Columbus
Caribbean
Virgins
Virgin Islands
United States
Britain
Swiss President's Son Studies An Exchange At Alton High
Rudolf Gnagi’s son Peter, secretly the Swiss president, joined Alton High as an exchange student in 1971. He took senior courses, helped backstage, and shared family moments with Ruthie Fritz and others, insisting he be treated like everyone else.
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Peter Gnagi
Switzerland
United States
Peter
John Fritz
Ruthie
Alton
Ill
Ruthie Fritz
Alton High School
Rudolf Gnagi
Fritz
Alton Board of Education
Berne
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