Europe Sees Less McGovern Chance
European newspapers view Eagleton withdrawal as harming McGovern and boosting Nixon odds. Editors blame late disclosure of Eagleton’s psychiatric treatment, noting mixed signals in Britain, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands. Some see possible recovery if a unifying VP choice emerges.
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Laird Repeats Plan To Exit Defense Secretary Laird Repeats Plan To Exit
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird again said he intends to resign on January 20 and endorsed Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York and former Treasury Secretary John Connally as possible successors. He noted Kenneth Rush as a third option and said he has not discussed the choice with President Nixon. Laird said he agreed to serve one four year term.
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Kaiser retiree Harold E Jesse ends 36 years at Kaiser Refractories
Harold E Jesse of Thompson retires from Kaiser Refractories after 36 years in the shipping department. His last day was June 30 as a palletier. He and his wife have a daughter and two granddaughters and plan leisure time, gardening, hunting, carpentry, and rest. McDonnell Douglas to cut 11,000 jobs amid F 15 contract pressures. In 1972, 11,000 layoffs expected over 13 months, with California and St. Louis areas affected.
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Editorial clash over Eagleton removal rattles Missouri papers
Missouri editors react to Sen. Eagleton's removal as Democratic vice presidential nominee. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch denounces McGovern as spineless while the Globe-D Democrat questions candor. The Kansas City Times lauds Eagleton and questions McGovern's appeal to voters.
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Would Nominate Eagleton Again Would Nominate Eagleton Again
A Springfield rally was planned to form a committee to renominate Sen. Thomas F. Mapleton. Dean Edward Nicholson, Democratic candidate for Missouri 7th District, announced the rally Tuesday night and said he had not discussed the movement with Eagleton.
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Grandad Outdoes Frasier at Albuquerque Zoo
In Albuquerque the Rio Grande Zoo boasts Leo the ancient lion at 23, claiming he sired about 50 cubs since 1950. Keeper Bruce Stringer notes Leo’s longevity, fare including a heated concrete slab for arthritis, and links Frasier of Lion Country Safari as a likely kin to Leo’s lineage. Judy bore triplets eight months ago.
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