Wallace Runs Stop McGovern Push From Wheelchair
Wallace directs convention strategy from a wheelchair as he lobbies uncommitted delegates for the Democratic nomination. He invites state delegations to chartered buses to reach his 20th floor hotel suite while aides withhold the identity of another visiting candidate. Jackson says defense is the key issue, and the two discuss national security.
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Miami
Bisach
Pia
George C. Wallace
Charles Snider
Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
George McGovern
South Dakota
Snider
Jackson
Globe backs Bond Teasdale for Missouri governor nomination
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat endorses Christopher Bond for the Republican nomination and Joseph Teasdale for the Democratic nomination. Bond is the Missouri auditor and Teasdale the Jackson County prosecuting attorney.
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St, Louis
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Missouri
Globe
Joseph Teasdale
Kansas City
Jackson County
Phones Handy For Delegates At Democratic National Convention
Delegates at the Democratic National Convention will use telephones to be recognized. A phone at each delegation chair seat lets them ring the rostrum with their reason, passing the message to the presiding officer who decides recognition. A second network links 300 positions with hotels, party offices, and media outlets across the hall.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Trum
Cannon's Successor At Convention In Hot Seat
Rep. James G. O'Hara, the Michigan congressman and new convention parliamentarian, faced intense scrutiny at the Democratic National Convention. His ruling on what constitutes a majority for procedural matters boosted Sen. George McGovern's bid and drew opposition from other candidates. O'Hara, a legal expert on rules, rose from Detroit suburban district politics to lead a rules commission after 1968 and now consults colleagues on amendments that challenge House leaders.
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Missouri
Clarence Cannon
Cannon
James G. O'Hara
Miami Beach
Michigan
O'Hara
Congress
Lawrence F. O’brien
George McGovern
Credentials Committee
McGovern
California
O'Brien
O’hara
Detroit
Reagan On Tour Paris Meeting With France Premier
California Governor Ronald Reagan will meet French Premier Pierre Messmer in Paris as part of his European tour. The visit marks the first meeting between an American figure and the new premier since Messmer took office, reflecting Reagan’s role as an emissary for President Nixon.
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Reagan
Paris
California
Ronald Reagan
Pierre Messmer
France
Nixon
Messmer
Judge Takes Over Quiz Of Ellsberg Jury
In Los Angeles AP report says Judge William M Byrne Jr will personally pose all juror questions in the Pentagon Papers case, barring attorney questioning to speed selection. Ellsberg and Russo argue the move limits defense screening as trial opens with potential political topics raised.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
U.S. District Court
Wiliam M. Byrne Jr
Elisberg
Russo
Byrne
Kent State
Ellsberg
Personal News of Wellsville Reunion Plans for 1977
A Wellsville social item lists guests including Ron Forbis and son from St. Charles and several Wellsville, Columbia, Middletown, and St. Louis residents. Read letters came from Bill Vaughn in Boston and Don Deichman in South America. The class voted to hold a 10 year reunion in 1977.
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Bruce Stevenson
St. Louis
Loyd Finke
Middletown
Bob Stoddard
Robert Clark
James Kleinsorge
Wellsville
Bill Vaughn
Boston
Mass
Don Deichman
South America
Personal News of Paris Continued from Page 4
Frank Pemberton of Paris visited University Medical Center in Columbia for examination and returned home the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Devenport and family visited Paris relatives en route to their California and Texas homes, with a Paris stopover and Ava, Missouri connections. Tuesday marks Ladies Day at Mark Twain Country Club with a carry-in lunch and afternoon golf and cards. Salem Club met at Mark Twain Cafe with July program on pin money and patriotic themes, led by Mrs. Bula Simon and Mrs. Frank Simon.
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Greece
Frank Pemberton
Paris
University Medical Center
Columbia
Paris Locker
Raymond L. Devenport
Turlock
Calif
Mike Devenport
Houston
Tex
Bess Baker
Grace Devenport
Madison
Ava
Mark Twain Country Club
Grant Dickson
Howard Kizer
Salem Club
Jack Orton
Mark Twain Cafe
Watermelon Attack Causes Serious Injuries in Los Angeles
Los Angeles police sought 25 year old Orena Jones after she allegedly dropped a 51 pound watermelon from a second story window, injuring her boyfriend O.C. Henry. Henry, 29, suffered a broken shoulder two broken ribs and a punctured lung and is hospitalized at Martin Luther King Jr. General Hospital. The intact melon was held as evidence.
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Los Angeles
Orena Jones
O.C. Henry
Henry
Martin Luther King Jr. General Hospital
Hannibal Death Toll Rises to Eight in Missouri Crashes
A weekend of crashes across Missouri left at least eight dead, including eight teen victims. In Hannibal a 79-year-old woman, Mrs. Elmer Hagood, was killed when her husband’s car turned left into traffic near Huckleberry Park. Other victims died in single car incidents in Springfield, Fort Madison, Farmington, Albany, Millersville, Elgberry, and Troy.
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Associated Press
Missouri
U.S. 61
Hannibal
Elmer Hagood
Huckleberry Park
Danny Henderson
Springfield
Earl Edwin Deihl
Fort Madison
Iowa
Peter Shoemake
Farmington
Bobby Fountain
Albany
Richard L. Crites
Millersville
Charles Richard Baker
Elgberry
Doris I. Cooper
Troy
Randy Farrah Recovering After Car Collision
Randy Lee Farrah, 3, is recovering from surgery at University Medical Center Columbia after a light concussion from being struck by a car in the 200 block of Clay Street on July 2. He is the son of Everett L. Farrah of 212 Alabama Street and is in Room E715.
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Randy
Randy Lee Farrah
University Medical Center
Columbia
Clay St
Everett L. Farrah
Alabama St
Nixon To Meet Rogers And Connally
President Nixon will meet in San Clemente with Secretary of State William P. Rogers and former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally who are returning from overseas missions. Caspar Weinberger will arrive for a Tuesday budget conference with Nixon on money matters.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Treasury
John B. Connally
Rogers
Connally
Caspar Weinberger
Office of Management and Budget
Bond Secrecy Criticizes Missouri Open Meetings Push
State Auditor Christopher Bond told a Shelby County GOP gathering that Missourians have lost confidence in state government and secrecy around major policy decisions. He urged passage of an open meeting law and end to government behind closed doors. The Citizen's Lobby last week failed to secure enough petition signatures to place its open meetings proposal on the ballot.
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Shelbina
Christopher Bond
Dalton Buried At Kennett
John M. Dalton Missouri's governor from 1901 to 1965 was buried at Oak Ridge Cemetery in Kennett. Funeral services at Jefferson City's First Presbyterian Church featured a praise and thanksgiving service with remarks by Rev. Jerry Bohn, praising Dalton's church work, youth interest, and education. State officials from both parties attended alongside friends, legislators, and political candidates who knew Dalton.
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Kennett
John M. Dalton
Missouri
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Dalton
Jerry Bohn
Jefferson City
First Presbyterian Church
Bohn
Illinois Group To Go To Russia Trade Mission Announced
Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie says Illinois will send a trade mission to the Soviet Union early this fall with federal assistance. The Illinois group, expected to number about 12, has been working since last fall to obtain clearance for the mission.
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Chicago
Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois
Soviet Union
Ilinois Group
Illinoiis
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