Price Paid May Be Too High for McGovern Nomination
A Mississippi Beach dispatch reflects on the Democratic convention where George McGovern won the nomination amid mixed praise and protest. Delegates praise the momentum while questioning the price paid, and speculation centers on McGovern’s vice presidential choice with Tom Eagleton notably discussed amid Missouri support and regional reactions.
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Sen. McGovern
Missouri
Tom Eagleton
Candidate pressuring voter in senate race interview
A senatorial nomination hopeful engaged a passer-by, a staunch opponent party member. The man refused, vowing allegiance to his candidate and muttering frustration, while the candidate asked if the voter would back him if the opponent withdraws.
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McGovern taps Eagleton as running mate pick in doubt
At the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach, Sen. George McGovern weighed running mates with a field including Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton of Missouri and others. Eagleton stayed in his Ivanhoe Hotel room as word of a decision loomed, while McGovern met with advisers to finalize the choice.
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Fla
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
George McGovern
Eagleton
Tvanhoe
McGovern
Ed Filipino
Ivanhoe
South Dakota
Frank Mankiewicz
Mankiewicz
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Illinois
Richard Dougherty
Florida
Reubin Askew
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Muskle
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Connecticut
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Ohio
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Leonard Woodcock
Alabama
George C. Wallace
U. S
Indochina
Seventeen Year Olds Blocked From Primary Vote
In Audrain County Mexico voters aged 17 were barred from the Aug 8 primary after the Missouri Supreme Court ruled voters must be 18 to vote. Pauline Harrison pulled 14 17 year old registration cards from a stack of 462 new forms, leaving 402 under 21. Registration is closed.
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Mexico
Pauline Harrison
Missouri Supreme Court
John Danforth
Harrison
Audrain County
Missouri Supreme Court Reprimands Judge Bardgett
The Missouri Supreme Court officially reprimanded Judge John E. Bardgett after a disciplinary commission found he gave the appearance of impropriety by socializing with House Speaker James E. Codfrey in a Jefferson City lounge during a pending case. The court exonerated him on other charges and he remains disqualified from court decisions pending further actions. Rep. Webb condemned the finding as a farce and urged removal.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
John E. Bardgett
James A. Vineh Jr
Robert T. Donnelly
Robert E. Seiler
J. P. Morgan
Larence Holman
Fred J. Henley
Burdgett
Bardgett
Holiday Inn
Supreme Court
Richard Marshall
Webster Groves
Commission
Rep. Webb
Webb
One Hijacker Surrenders in Texas Plane Hijack Crisis
FBI reports two armed hijackers agreed to release three hostage stewardesses and ransom money in exchange for a private plane with an agent pilot. The Texas hijackers had seized four stewardesses and a pilot from a National Airlines 727 after a Philadelphia to Houston flight. The other lone hijacker in Oklahoma City abandoned his bid after demanding $550,000.
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Lake Jackson
Tex
FBI
Philadelphia
National Airlines
Fred Hartung
Hartung
American Airlines
Oklahoma City
Texas
National
Brazoria County
Houston
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Norman W. Reagan
Gerald Beaver
Hijacked Hostess Linda Joiner From Miami Is Missouri Girl
Barbara Archer of Aurora Missouri says her daughter Linda Joiner a 24 year old Miami Florida resident and National Airlines stewardess aboard a hijacked Boeing 727 from Philadelphia is safe or being held with four stewardesses. An escapee reported but status unknown. Joiner has spent a vacation with her mother in the Midwest.
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Aurora
National Airlines
Linda
Barbara Archer
Linda Joiner
Miami
Fla
Philadelphia
Airlines
Miss Joiner
Midwest
Mrs. Archer
Ronn E Hunt Joins Ledger Advertising Staff
Ronn E Hunt has joined the Ledger advertising department this week. A Batavia Illinois native and Central Missouri State graduate, he majored in public relations and served eight years in the Air Force as a non commissioned officer. He later managed Modern Hostess in Kansas City. He and wife Carole have two children Angel and Ronnie. They reside at 1015 Frances and attend the Presbyterian Church.
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Ronn F. Hunt
the Ledger
Mr. Hunt
Batavia
Central Missouri State
Warrensburg
United States Air Force
Modern Hostess
Kansas City
County Valuation Rises by 1 Million in Audrain
Audrain County's assessed valuation reaches $14,811,785 with totals across real estate, personal property and merchants and manufacturers up. County Clerk Glenn M. Barnes notes growth in all categories as Board of Equalization adds and adjusts values ahead of next month appeals hearing. Local railroad and utilities assessed at $16,050,696 with rural valuation at $47,820,628. other counties and towns show varied gains and cuts.
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Board of Appeals
Appeals Board
Glenn M. Barnes
Board of Equalization
Barnes
Mexico
Vandalia
Laddonia
Vandiver Village
Farber
Martinsburg
Rush Hill
Benton City
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