Spock Aims To Run In 20 States For People's Party
Spock, 69, hopes to be on presidential ballots in 20 states by November, building a nucleus of reformers in half the cities. He says focus is on momentum and changing the system, not vote totals, and notes a groundswell of radicalization among voters tired of old politicians. He and Julius Hobson lead a nationwide, grassroots coalition seeking health care for all, educational equity, workers’ input in industry, and a reduced U.S. role overseas. The party is on ballots in ten states and seeks to double that by fall while relying on small donor support.
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de. Benajamin M. Spock
People's Party
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Nixon Puts Ceiling At $250 Billion
President Nixon urged Congress to enact a 250 billion dollar spending ceiling for fiscal 1973 and warned he would veto measures that push excessive spending. He noted 1972 spending at about 231.6 billion and said current projections exceed his budget, risking higher taxes and inflation.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Douglas Fairbanks Jr Enamored With The Pleasure Of His Company
Douglas Fairbanks Jr says he enjoys his starring role in The Pleasure of His Company as much as any work. The 62 year old former actor producer told a National Press Club luncheon at the Kennedy Center he has no plans to return to movies. He also commented that permissiveness in stage and screen may be ending due to lack of wit and taste.
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Washington (Ap
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
National Press Club
John F. Kennedy Center For Performing Arts
Fairbanks
Bad News From Vietnam Concealed
In Saigon the U S and South Vietnamese commands concealed bad news about a landing north of Quang Tri City. Reports say 29 of 31 U S helicopters were hit by ground fire and 50 South Vietnamese marines were killed aboard the American aircraft. Disputes arose over who should release casualty figures.
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U.S
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Makeup Man Says Nixon Tough McGovern Easy
Chicago makeup artist Jack Stein says Nixon’s heavy beard and skin tones make him hard to work with while McGovern is easy due to natural coloring. Stein, at 53, notes politicians resist makeup and prefer a finished appearance, and cites favorite faces like Brooke. He developed water based makeup to soften features for TV.
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Kansas City Star Endorses Morris For Governor
The Kansas City Star editorial endorses Lt. Gov. William S. Morris for the Democratic nomination for governor. It cites his four years in Jefferson City showing growth and statewide grasp, and says he is best qualified to carry the party into the November elections.
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Kansas City Star Today
William S. Morris
Jefferson City
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Wallace Says He'll Say On Saturday
Governor George C. Wallace says his health will prevent attendance at the national convention of the American party and he will reveal his future plans Saturday. Campaign manager Charles Snider announced the expected stance as Wallace, wounded in Maryland, continues rehabilitation in Birmingham and appears unlikely to endorse Nixon or McGovern.
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Ala
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Charles Snider
Wallace
Nixon
George McGovern
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Spain Rehabilitation Center
Birmingham
Borgnine's Fourth Wife Divorces Actor in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Er nest Borgnine's fourth wife obtains a divorce as the 55 year old actor signs an agreement to divide a community property estate estimated at $600000.
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Los Angeles
Ernest Borgnine
Opinionated Miss America Laurele Schaefer Learns to Listen
Laurel Lea Schaefer, Miss America, says meeting diverse people this year taught her to listen to opinions different from her own. She expects to crown a successor in September and feels more flexible now.
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Laurel Lea Schaefer
Laurie
Painting Gift Valued At Up To Three Million To Met Arts
Mrs. Umberto de Martini, a noted art collector now in Paris, donated a Goya painting valued between $2 million and $3 million to the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art. The gift underscores strong ties between collectors and major museums.
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New York
Umberto de Martini
Paris
Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art
Hearnes denies Missouri waste claims in budget talk
Gov. Warren G. Hearnes told the Manchester Chouteau Business Association that only about 4 percent of the 833 million general revenue budget funds major administrative departments while over 58 percent supports education. He said more than 14 percent goes to welfare and over 10 percent to mental health, urging Missourians to demand clear plans from candidates.
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ST. Louis
Warren G. Hearnes
Manchester Chouteau Business Association
Foster Parents Win Child From Mother
In Providence Rhode Island AP report Judge Michael DeClantis ruled against the mother in a custody dispute granting the child to foster parents. The decision ends the mother's custody claim and assigns guardianship to the foster family pending further court action.
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Providence, R.I
Family Court
Michael DeClantis
Adoption Granted to Foster Parents in 50-Year Bond
In a public ruling a Missouri judge approved the adoption of a girl by her foster parents over the natural mother and state welfare services. The decision noted removing the child after five decades with the foster family would be cruel, likening it to kidnapping, and praised the foster parents for their devoted care.
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DeClantis
Jayne Dean's Art On Exhibit At Clark Hall Museum
Jayne Dean and two fellow Central Missouri State College seniors will display four years of art work in the Clark Hall museum Warrensburg from July 31 to August 5. The show includes paintings sculptures ceramics drawings and other pieces. The Clark Hall museum opens 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m weekdays.
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Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Clark Hall Museum
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