Udall Scouting His Odds For President In 1976 Run
Democratic Rep. Morris K. Udall travels weekend across the country scouting his presidential odds amid a field that includes Sen. Edward M. Kennedy and other leading Democrats. Udall emphasizes unity of House Democrats as a potential power base while noting the exploratory phase and uncertain outcomes. Two separate items mention school lunch price changes and a new baby born to Edwin D. Slavens.
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Washington
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Kennedy
Udall
New Hampshire
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Henry M. Jackson
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
House
State Fair Winners Continued from Page 3
The report lists 4-H sheep, beef cattle, hog, and dairy entries with multiple champions and placings. Names include Steve and Debbie Doak of Vandalia with Southdowns, Nancy and Nathan Martin of Centralia for Suffolk, plus other county competitors. Also notes a tractor pull winner, Stephanie Carver, and a local boy Dennis Lucas undergoing surgery in Columbia.
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Steve Doak
Vandalia
Southdowns
Debbie Doak
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Ewe
Nancy Martin
Centralia
Suffolk
Nathan Martin
Wether
Patty Morris
Vicki Fowler
William Nation
Patty Hopkins
Auxvasse
Ronald Hopkins
David Mitchell Levines
Perry
Claude Robinson Jr
Wellsville
Yorkshire
David Middleton
Laddonia
Eddie Robinson
Paul Martin
Hampshire
Bike Riders Among 13 State Deaths
Traffic accidents in Missouri over the weekend claimed at least 13 lives. Names and ages span Jefferson City to St Louis area, with multiple fatal car crashes and two bicycle rider deaths in Warren County. The Ledger covers the field like the dew.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Aileen Plogsted
Maria L. Fisk
Jefferson City
U.S. 54
Patricia Kay Woolsey
Denny H. Woolsey
Cartersville
Sarcoxie
Warren County
Franklin County
Clarence Arthur Walder
Hoffman Estates
Washington
Bernard G. Weber
Susan Buhler
Mehlville
Brewer
Perry County
James M. Mallen
Hemple
Clinton County
Stewartsville
Hershal L. McAllister Jr
Wayne County
Greenville
Sandra L. Creamer
House Springs
St. Louis
De Seversky Dies, WWII Inventor and Aviator Leader
Major Alexander P. de Seversky, 80, a pioneering aviator and inventor whose WWII era work boosted U S air power, died Saturday at Memorial Hospital New York. He helped design the P-35 and its Thunderbolt upgrade, earned the Medal of Merit from FDR, and collaborated with Elmer Sperry Sr. on gyroscopically stabilized flight instruments enabling the autopilot, after a Russia born start and early flying from his sportsman father.
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New York
Alexander P. de Seversky
United States
de Seversky
Memorial Hospital
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elmer Sperry Sr
Tiflis
Russia
De Seversky Engineer of Air Power Dies
The Mexico Ledger obituary notes Aleksandr de Seversky a pioneer in aviation who flew for the Russian Imperial Navy, rejoined combat after losing a leg, moved to the United States in 1918, developed in flight refueling and a bombsight, authored Victory Through Air Power, and died with no immediate survivors while serving as president of Seversky Electronatom Corp.
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de Seversky
Imperial Navy
United States
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Learning Unlimited At Stephens
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Missouri House of Representatives
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Southwestern Bell
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