Democrats discuss 1974 Missouri races at Jackson Day
Missouri Democrats regrouped in Springfield during Jackson Day weekend. Leaders debated strategy debt and rifts while testing potential candidates such as Jack Schramm and Bill Bradley. Eagleton Hearnes Danforth and Symington figures attended as party funds were debated.
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Springfield
Missouri
David Donnelly
Christopher S. Bond
Jefferson City
Nixon
Warren E. Flearnes
Washington
Hearnes
Thomas Eagleton
Eagleton
Nue
Henry Jackson
Miami
McGovern
James C. Kirkpatrick
James I. Spainhower
Jack Schramm
Bill Bradley
Schramm
William Phelps
John Danforth
Bond
Stuart Symington
Danforth
Symington
Senate
Bradley
Crystal City
Dwight Fine
Fine
Horse Lovers Protest Slaughter at Capitol
About 200 horse lovers protested at the Capitol against slaughter of American horses for export to Europe and Japan. Organizers said Canadian buyers import 20,000 horses monthly for frozen meat, while Nila Conover of New Jersey warned there would be no pleasure horses in a few years. A 5,000‑signature petition was given to Sen Richard Schweiker, sponsor of a bill to ban horse sales for human consumption. The march began near Robert Kennedy Stadium and ended at the Capitol.
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Washington
Europe
Japan
Capitol
Nila Conover
New Jersey
Richard §. Schweiker
R-Pa
Robert Kennedy Stadium
Arrow Rock Lyceum Opens Season June 30
Arrow Rock Lyceum Repertory Theatre in Arrow Rock begins its 13th regular season on June 30 with returning veterans over 75 percent of the company. The season features The Amorous Flea, Philadelphia Here I Come, Hotel Paradisio, The Enchanted, Twelfth Night, Purple Dust, and a pre-season Candida opening June 21, all in repertory.
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Arrow Rock
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Lyceum
Jerry Devine
Bruce Montgomery
Moliere
School For Wives
Philadelphia
New York
Brian Friel
Georges Feydeau
Maurice Devallieres
Jean Giraudoux
The
Sean O’casey
George Bernard Shaw
Watergate debate pits Eagleton against Mondale on trust
Missouri Democrat Thomas Eagleton warned Democrats at Jackson Day that Watergate has damaged public trust in government and urged restraint in political gain. Mondale echoed the crisis, citing polls and calling for public campaign financing while condemning impeachment talk as irresponsible.
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Springfield
Missouri
Thomas F. Eagleton
Minnesota
Walter F. Mondale
Congress
America
Mondale
Nixon
White House
Bill Hungate
Old
Watergate
Common Cause
John W. Gardner
Theodore
Roosevelt
Edmund Muskie
Henry Jackson
Daniel Boone Library Bookmobile Schedule Published
The Daniel Boone Regional Library bookmobile will visit Sturgeon elementary school from 9:30 a.m. to noon on Tuesday and Sturgeon community on Thursday from 2:15 to 3:45 p.m. It will also visit North Callaway School in Auxvasse from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday.
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Daniel Boone Regional Library
Sturgeon
North Callaway School
Auxvasse
Rogers Begins 8 Nation Tour In Managua
Secretary of State William Rogers arrives in Managua to inspect earthquake rebuilding after the December disaster that left about 10 000 dead 20 000 injured and 300 000 homeless. He will inaugurate new embassy offices and lay the cornerstone for a U S hospital with aid totaling over 27 million dollars. This visit starts an 8 nation Latin American tour ahead of a similar trip by President Nixon.
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Mexico City
William P. Rogers
Managua
United States
Anastasio Somoza
U.S
Rogers
Nicaragua
Nixon
Venezuela
Peru
Colombia
Brazil
Argentina
Jamaica
Washington
Luis Echeverria
Colorado
Mexico
Atty
Herbert Brownell
Mexico and United States argue over Colorado River salinity
The article notes suggestions of $50 70 million in cost over 10 years under a 1944 treaty. It recalls U S guarantees to deliver 1.5 million acre-feet of water from the Colorado River annually and cites Arizona irrigation project begun in 1962 that made water reaching Mexico salty, ruining Mexicali farms. Mexico seeks further salinity improvements, a major dispute despite overall friendliness.
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United States
Moe
Colorado River
Arizona
Mexico
Mexicali
Vane
Ten Story Hotel Demolished in Seconds in Kansas City
A 50-year-old Stats Hotel collapsed in about 10 seconds Sunday morning using 220 pounds of dynamite. More than 200 spectators watched from Allis Park while others observed from the Hotel Muehlebach and Phillips Hotel. Unlike last year’s Ber kson Building implosion, the blast caused minimal damage with only a bent Phillips fire escape and two small wall holes in nearby structures.
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Stats
Maha
Allis Park
12Th Street
Phillips Hotel
Berkson
Phillips
Muehlebach
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