McCloskey Enters Nixon Challenge For Primaries
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. declares he will run in California and New Hampshire GOP primaries challenging President Nixon and Vice President Agnew in 1972. He argues Nixon cannot be reelected regardless of the war and seeks to end the Vietnam conflict with POWs returned. He adds the party faces decline under Nixon and aims to mobilize young Republican voters.
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San Francisco
Paul N
Pete” McCloskey Jr
Nixon
California
New Hampshire
Spiro T. Agnew
McCloskey
Los Angeles
White House
Washington
McCoskey
Republican Alliance
James Halley
GOP
Halley
Judge Orders State Hospital Wage Hike Paid
Jefferson City AP A Cole County circuit judge ordered state officials to pay about 6 000 employees of state mental hospitals the legislature authorized wage increase retroactive from March 1 to June 30 The writ of mandamus was issued on a petition by Council 72 of the State County and Municipal Workers Union The order names officials including William Robinson John Vaughn Dr George Ulett Austin Hill and the hospital superintendents and involves an estimated 1 4 million.
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Jefferson City
Cole County
James I. Riley
Council 72
State
William Robinson
John Vaughn
George Ulett
Austin Hill
Ozark Adds Two Jet Flights From St Louis
Ozark Air Lines announced two new jet services from St. Louis to Des Moines and Minneapolis St Paul starting July 15. Daily departures will boost Des Moines service to four daily and Minneapolis to six daily except weekends. Weekday 7:45 p.m. flight reaches Des Moines 8:35 p.m. and Minneapolis 9:33 p.m. Sundays add 10:20 a.m. departure reaching Des Moines 11:10 a.m. and Minneapolis 12:08 p.m.
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ST. Louis
Ozark Air Lines
Des Moines
Iowa
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minn
Ozark
Minneapolis
Minneapolia
Amish On Road A Year In Seeking Homestead
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. AP The Ell Gerber family travels by wagon from Arkansas to seek a New England homestead for land and a simple life. After 13 months they pass through Pennsylvania with four children tutored by their mother, noting precious land over industry and commercialization. If land fails them they may return to Arkansas.
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State College
Ell Gerber
Arkansas
New England
Pennsylvania College
Gerber
Hardy
Ark
Ohio
Gerbers
Jeremiah
Elizabeth
Christian
Katie
Man Dies In Tank Of Soybeans At Far Marco Co
Roger Dean Dudley 21 of Bolckow Missouri died Friday morning after sinking in a 450000 bushel soybean tank at Far Marco Co lower lake road. Richard Mitchell 20 tried to rescue him as the 45 by 90 foot tank filled with beans. Dudley’s body was recovered after six hours.
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ST. Joseph
Roger Dean Dudley
Bolckow
Farmarco Co
Mitchell
Dudley
Anti Noise Plan Approved by House Subcommittee
A House Public Health subcommittee approved a four year 32.5 million plan to set noise control standards and allow government purchases of quieter products even at higher costs. The EPA would be directed to set noise standards within two years for construction and transportation equipment and machinery powered by internal combustion engines.
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Washington
House
House Public Health Subcommittee
Environmental Protection Agency
Muskie Discusses Law On Press With Carter
Atlanta Constitution quotes Sen Edmund Muskie and Gov Jimmy Carter on possible federal rules making papers liable for publishing secret information. Carter says direct quotes from classified or certain declassified materials should be prohibited, to protect U S coding systems and confidential negotiations. Muskie unavailable for comment.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Constitution
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Maine Democrat
Pentagon
New York Times
Georgia
U.S
United States
8000 Abortions Under Kansas Law
Kansas health officials reported that more than 8000 legal abortions occurred in the first year of the new law. Sixty one percent were residents, 39 percent came from outside the state, with patients from 31 states including nearly 2000 from Missouri. Fiscal 1971 figures are incomplete.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Department of Health
Missouri
Irvin Franzen
Vital Statistics Division
Department
Steel Mills In Cutbacks And Layoffs
PITTSBURGH AP A shrinking demand has forced layoffs and production cutbacks across the U S steel industry. U S Steel and Bethlehem lead the job losses with thousands of workers idled in Youngstown Braddock Gary Duquesne South Works and Lackawanna among others. Imports flood the market while contracts with the United Steelworkers loom. Armco and National Steel report no layoffs.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown
Ohio
United Steelworkers Union
United Steelworkers
Washington
Braddock
Gary
Ind
National Duquesne
Duquesne
Burns Harbor
Republic Steel
Canton
Buffalo
Wheeling- Pittsburgh Steel Corp
Monessen
Allenport
Pennsylvania
Armco
National Steel
Nixon Helps Motorist With Fan Belt Trouble
President Nixon on a secret 130 mile drive from the Western White House helped a stranded motorist by calling for tow trucks after noting a broken fan belt. He toured Lake Elsinore, posed for photos with two families, and returned to his California residence for dinner with Pat Nixon and C. G. Rebozo.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
White House
C.G
Bebe" Rebozo
Key Biscayne
Fla
Lake Elginore
Highway Patrol
Aldog
Pat
Rebozo
Mia
William P. Rogers
Rose May
Park Board Plans Study of State Park Fees
Lebanon Missouri AP The State Park Board orders a detailed study of proposed user fees to fund park improvements and to review a five year capital program. A decision on imposing fees was deferred to the next meeting as staff compares Missouri with 12 other states and considers charges for services used by visitors.
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Lebanon
State Park Board
Missouri
Matt Matheney
Matheney
Mutheney
Camp Groundy
Iwood Loly
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