Missouri Delegates Still In Question At Jackson Day
Missouri Democrats debate delegate support after Muskie withdrawal as Sen. Symington and Gov. Hearnes back Muskie while McGovern and Humphrey factions vie for a majority. Wiggins says McGovern could win over half. delegates remain uncommitted at Miami Beach convention. Dr Chesney Hill, MU professor emeritus, dies at 66 in Kansas City.
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Missouri
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Muskie
Stuart
Symington
Thomas Fagleton
Warren E. Hearnes
Fagleton
Maine
Pierre Salinger
Jackson Day
South Dakota
George McGovern
McGovern
Son
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Hearnes
Miami Beach
Harry P. Wiggins
Jackson County
Wiggins
Humphrey
Colonial
Kansas City Star
Alabama
George Wallace
William Morris
Farr Blackwell
Jefferson City
Blackwell
Carolyn
St. Louis
Nixon
James W. Symington
D-Mo
Young Democrats
Southeast Asia
Hill
Kansas City
Chesney Hill
Columbia
University of Missouri-Columbia Political Science Department
University of Missouri Medical Center
Frederick A Middlebush
University of Missouri
St. Joseph
Galbraith Predicts McGovern Endorsement and Path
Economist John Kenneth Galbraith predicts Edward Kennedy will endorse George McGovern. He foresees McGovern strong in Ohio, Michigan, Oregon, California, and New York primaries, and cautions Kennedy against an immediate bid. He also notes Nixon vulnerable in November and Vietnam negotiations as key. Weather outlook for May follows.
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Kansas City
John Kenneth Galbraith
Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
George McGovern
D-S.d
Galbraith
McGovern
Ohio
Michigan
Oregon
California
New York
Jaycees Elect Hilton and Peak to Top Regional Posts
William S. Hilton of Mexico is named national director and Dr. Robert Peak becomes Region I vice president at the Region II Jaycees meeting in Kirksville. Mexico Jaycee Wives gain offices with Mrs. Robert Lee Barnes as region VP and Mrs. Don Arens as region treasurer. State Auditor Christopher Bond of Mexico provides the guest address.
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William S. Hilton
Mexico
Robert Peak
The
Jaycees
Kirksville
Charles Peck
Robert Lee Barnes
Morris Crews
Rex Johnson
Don Arens
Mike Hill
Jim Wilson
Jim Rigby
Buddy Robinson
Bill Black
Fred Hemlin
Quote on military draft risk from Galbraith remarks
Galbraith warned that the nation faces a choice between reintroducing men into service or risk of collapse with many still deployed, highlighting the administration's dilemma.
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Galbraith
Molly Brown Birthplace Opens for Summer Season
In Hannibal Missouri the birthplace of Margaret Tobin Brown known as The Unsinkable Molly Brown opened for its summer season. The restored downtown landmark is maintained by the Marion County Historical Society. Brown gained fame as a Titanic survivor in 1912 and has been portrayed in film and Broadway productions titled The Unsinkable Molly Brown.
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Hannibal
Margaret Tobin Brown
Molly Brown
Missouri
The
Marion County Historical Society
Margaret Brown
Nab Kidnapper At St. Louis
Joseph D. Barnes 22, unemployed auto worker, to be arraigned today on federal kidnapping charges. FBI said he abducted 23-year-old Dixie Kelly from a McAllen Texas shopping center last Thursday at knifepoint and forced her to ride to the St. Louis area. He was arrested while attempting to collect a $5,000 ransom from her parents in Port Isabel Texas.
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St, Louis
Joseph D. Barnes
U. S
Garnet W. Taylor
Texas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Barnes
Dixie Kelly
McAllen
Tex
St. Louis
Arrest Report Several Held In Ransom Plot
In Mexico City Missouri, Mrs Smallbridge confronted Barnes on the south side with ransom money as part of an alleged kidnapping plot. Authorities reported the arrest followed the meeting and seizure of the funds.
Icebox Noise Draws $600 Fine in City Pollution Ruling
Chicago court imposes a $600 penalty on National Tea Co for exceeding the noise limit by 10 decibels at a refrigeration unit in a National store on the Northwest Side. Circuit Court Judge Albert S. Porter delivered the ruling under the citys pollution ordinance, the largest fine to date.
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National Tea Co
Albert S. Porter
City Department of Environmental Control
National
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Stephens’ Summer School In Business
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