McGovern Can't Escape Politics On South Dakota Vacation
On a brief South Dakota vacation McGovern, the Democratic presidential nominee, remains amid campaign activity. At Mount Rushmore he faced questions from reporters and planned further Midwest stops while his aides plot unity moves and visits to Mitchell and Pierre.
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S.D
George McGovern
South Dakota
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Mt. Rushmore National Monument
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Mt. Rushmore
Richard Kneip
Richard Dougherty
Dougherty
Gary Hart
Frank Mankiewicz
Sylvan Lake Lodge
Sioux Falls
CBS Radio-Tv
Wace the Nation
Helow
Mitchell
Pierre
Washington
Hill City
Nixon
John J. Gerken
Senate
Archie L. Gubbrud
Gerken
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Oglala
Benjamin Black
Black Elk
Lincoln
Norval Reece
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Reece
Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Custer
D.D
Freshman Jim Lee Green Enrolls at Northeast Missouri State College
Enrolls in NE State Jim Lee Green of Laddonia has completed freshman enrollment at Northeast Missouri State College in Kirkaville. He plans to major in accounting.
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Jim Lee Green
Laddonia
Northeast Missouri State College
Kirkaville
Hungate To Meet With FBI Chief
Congressman Bill Hungate will lunch with FBI acting director L Patrick Gray in Washington. The House judiciary committee members plan an informal talk on crime control methods and to discuss forthcoming legislation for crime prevention and enforcement.
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Washington
D. C
Bill Hungate
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Hungate
House
Judiciary Committee
Gray
Pays Tax Bill With 250000 1 Cent Pieces
Larry Hermone paid a $2500 tax bill in pennies after months of disputes with the government. A truck carried 250000 pennies, weighing a ton, to the IRS office in San Jose California where an agent received the coin payment. The agent commented that he did not think it was funny.
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San Jose
Calif
Larry Hermone
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Dr Taylor Named President-Elect of Osteopathic Association
MINNEAPOLIS AP Dr John C Taylor of Kansas City was elected president-elect of the American Osteopathic Association at the annual convention. The 50 year old dentist will assume leadership at the next annual meeting in 1973 after graduating from Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery in 1950.
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Minneapolis
American Osteopathic Association
John C. Taylor
Kansas City
Taylor
Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery
FAA approves sealing rear exits on 1000 jets to deter hijackers
Washington AP FAA grants permission for Trans World American Braniff to seal rear exits on Boeing 727 DC9 and BAC111 jets to block hijackers. Volpe calls it temporary pending final interior opening requirement. Shaffer notes six hijackers used rear stairs to parachute. American says rear exit the sole parachute risk.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Trans World
American
Braniff
FAA
John Shaffer
American Airlines
Mrs George Piper Admitted for Surgery at Boone County Hospital
In Boone Hospital Mrs George Piper of Mexic Route 2 entered Boone County Hospital in Columbia Monday to undergo surgery. She is in Room 672.
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George Piper
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
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