Bond Eyes Governor Race in 1972 Hearnes Says
Christopher Bond of Mexico is named by Governor Hearnes as a possible 1972 gubernatorial candidate. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports at the Democratic birthday dinner Hearnes acknowledged three Republican hopefuls, naming Bond along with Rep. Bus King and Sen. Richard Webster. Bond, state auditor candidate in 1968, has criticized the revenue department and Hearnes administration, arguing the auditor should protect the people from government inefficiency.
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Christopher
Kit) Bond
Mexico
Warren E. Hearnes
Les Pearson
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Heames
Rep
R. J
Bus
King
Clayton
House
Richard M. Web
Ister
Carthage
Beac Gop
Haskell Holman
Heamnes
Haskell Jorman
Genesis Tae
Hearnes
Webster
Globe-Democrat
Cau Ae
Bond
William Hungate
Troy
Revenue Department
Hearnes Administration
Hearnes’s Wife Says She Is Considering 1972 Governor Bid
Jefferson City Mrs Betty Hearnes wife of Governor Warren Hearnes told the Jefferson City News Tribune she is seriously considering running for governor in 1972 noting the idea is months away yet. Gov Hearnes said he is not committed to support her and Lt Gov Morris may run. About 1500 Democrats attended a birthday dinner raising over 40000 for the party’s general election fund.
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Jefferson City
Betty Hearnes
Warren E. Hearnes
Jefferson City News-Tribune
Hearnes
Will
Morris
C-hansas City
Thomas A. Walsh
D-St. Louis
Walsh
Buildings and Construction Trades Union
Warren £. Hearnes
Democratic Party
Delton Houtchens
Democrat le State Committee
Court of Honor And Watermelon Feed For Troop 38
At Thursday night Court of Honor for Boy Scout Troop 38 sponsored by First Presbyterian Church 130 merit badges are expected to be awarded. Of these 97 were earned at Thunderbird Cairo this month a new all time high for the troop. A watermelon supper will follow the award presentation at 7 p.m. Lawrence Shelter in Plunkett Park. R E Besalke is scoutmaster and Dr James A McKitterick committee chairman in charge of arrangements. Families of the scouts are expected to attend.
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First Presbyterian Church
Thunderbird
Cairo
Lawrence Shelter
Plunkett Park
R. E. Besalke
James A. McKitterick
Jets disrupt St. Louis Municipal Opera performance
Officials of the St. Louis Municipal Opera express upset after two jets flew over during Saturday night’s show of Man of La Mancha. Actor Dale Malone reportedly lost his pitch mid song as the jets roared overhead. President Robert Hyland said they will seek a friendly understanding and will confer with Lambert Airport officials, noting no prior noise problems.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Municipal Opera
Dale Malone
Robert Hyland
Lambert
Middle East peace talks stumble as actions diverge
The Jordanian cabinet accepts the US cease fire plan to restart talks but warns guerrilla activities will continue. Israel delays a decision after a lengthy meeting, likely to grant guarded approval. Soviet and West German ministers open talks on a nonaggression pact, while Moscow hints at a strategic missiles agreement with Bonn.
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U.S
Middle East
Israel
Moscow
Bonn
Eastern
Europe
Sooner Grid Star Killed At Ripcord
AP report from Lisbon states Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, Portugal’s premier and longtime dictator, died at 81 after a long illness. The stroke in 1968 left him paralyzed and retirement followed. a kidney infection worsened in the final days. President Americo Thomaz, abroad in Africa, was notified and expected to return.
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Lisbon
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Portugal
Europe
Salazar
Americo Thomaz
Africa
Saigon
U.S
Oklahoma University
South Vietnam
Thim
James Robert Kalsu
Oklahoma City
Kal ‘Su
11Th Artillery
101St Airborne Division
Andrew Lucas
506Th Infantry
Lucas
Seattle
Wash
Maj
Kim Tanner
Schweiker
Pittsburgh
Tien
Tanner
Angola
Mozambique
Guinea
Eurrope
Santal Comba Dap
University of
Twe
Ag Son
Summer Palace
Thomaz
Marvello Quetano
Physicals Flawed Inductees Cited By Schweiker Calls For Screening
Senate Republican Richard Schweiker urged improved military physicals after a GAO report showed many inducted men were unfit due to defects or missing limbs. Cases included a Marine with a partial thumb and a Air Force member with major kidney surgery scars. He pressed for Pentagon to tighten pre induction screening.
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Washington
Richard S. Schweiker
Schweiker
General Accounting Office
Armed Services
Richard
Pennsylvania Republican
Pentagon
Air Force
No Change In Korea Exit Stated By Pentagon
Seoul reports say the United States will modernize South Korea's forces before any troop withdrawal. Defense Minister Jung Nae hiuk says talks on reductions are postponed until modernization plans are set. Korea to receive a squadron of SB reconnaissance planes. US air units may shift to longer rotations without increasing total warplanes.
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Seoul
South Korea
Washington
Senate
Nixon
Sovi- Lisbon
Antonio de Oliet
United States
Jung Nae-hiuk
Honolulu
David Packard
Jung
National Assembly
Foreign Affairs and
Packard
U.S
Korea
Defense Department
Pentagon
Emergency Training Unit Set Up at Audrain Hospital
Audrain Hospital hosts a July 29 training program for 20 persons including nursing staff police fire and ambulance drivers. The course on the hospital Mental Health Center ground floor is run by Audrain physicians with the University of Missouri Medical Center Extension Service and coordinated by Hillis B Crowell. It covers prehospital emergency care and emergency medicine for injured patients and is recommended by the American College of Surgeons trauma committee.
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Audrain Hospital
University of Missouri Medical Center Extension Service
Emrgency Medica Services
Hillis B. Crowell
Missouri petition drive to legalize pari mutuel betting fails
Secretary of State James Kirkpatrick said the drive to legalize pari mutuel betting at Missouri horse races did not secure enough signatures. The effort failed in five of ten congressional districts, with the count abandoned early, though the 2nd district in metropolitan St Louis met its target. The petitions were submitted July 2 and will prompt calls to tighten initiative laws.
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Jefferson City
James
Kirkpatrick
Missouri
Netl
Ciitions
Toons Pell
St. Louis
Kirkpat
Kilpatrick
Missouri Horse Breeders Association
Jack Hackley
Oak Grove
Association
Secretary of State
Signatures Needed Across Districts for Ballot Measure
Hackley says he will try to file more signatures to move the measure to the ballot. He questions whether the current petition can be revised to meet the required signatures across six districts, including 12 246 in the 6th and 1 491 of 16 679 in the 4th.
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Diglritts
Hackley
Ange
John C
Ion Pore
Pollution Vs Lochs Monster Falls To Pollution Threat
British scientist Douglas Drysdale warned Loch Ness could be dying from heavy pollution from rivers and streams feeding the loch. He cautioned Nessie might not survive, but the Loch Ness Phenomena Investigation Bureau questioned the claim noting continued Nessie sightings after the warning.
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London
Brit- Douglas Drysdaleish College of Naturopathy and Osteopathy
Loch Ness
Scotland
Drysdale
Loch Ness Phenomena Investigation Bureau
Nessie
Higher Docker Pay May Settle Strike Report
London AP reports a court of inquiry backed higher guaranteed weekly time and holiday provisions and modernization of operations. The proposal, affecting about 47,000 British longshoremen, fell short of the strikers’ demands but could pave the way to ending a three day dock strike.
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London
Jerry Ray Jailed After Shooting
Jailed in Savannah after a 16 year old white teenager was shot in the chest at the National States Rights party headquarters. The wounded youth, a party member, was in critical condition at Memorial Hospital. Jerry Ray, 35, tied to James Earl Ray, is the campaign manager for J B Stoner and has worked with the party in Georgia and Missouri.
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Savannah
Jerry Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Chatham County
Ray
Memorial Hospital
James Earl Ray
King
Georgia
J.B. Stoner
St. Louis
National States Rights Party
Stoner
Ringo Starr says turning 30 is fine after 20 days
London AP reports Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has been 30 for 20 days and finds it not bad. He recalls thinking 30 would be the end of the world at 19, but now says it’s okay. He spoke to Daily Express interviewer about aging.
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London
Ringo Starr
The
Daily Express
Attended Convention by Sheriff Sulgrove in Cape Girardeau
Audrain County Sheriff Harold D. Sulgrove and his wife attended a two day Missouri Sheriff's Association convention in Cape Girardeau on Friday and Saturday.
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Audrain County
Harold D. Sulgrove
Missouri Sheriff's Association
Cape Girardeau
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