Hearnes Won't Oppose Eagleton in 1974
ST. LOUIS AP report: Former Missouri governor Warren Hearnes debunks rift rumors about challenging Senator Thomas Eagleton in 1974. He says no plans to run, leaving political life open only in the distant future, while Eagleton praises party leadership and unity under chairman David Donnelly.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
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Warren Hearnes
Charleston
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George S. McGovern
Henry Jackson
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No Evidence Of Eagleton Medical Records Held
Senator Thomas F. Eagleton said he has no evidence that his medical records were in someone else's possession. He denied White House or government agency involvement and remarked that Watergate disclosures complicate governance and question routine answers. He spoke with former Missouri Governor Warren Hearnes.
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Harvard
Street Celebration To Close Jackson Street Friday Night
Jackson Street from Washington to Jefferson Street will close to traffic Friday night 5 30 to 9 during the Retail Merchants Association Western Days event. The observance coincides with the American Legion rodeo set for Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. A program and free entertainment on the square will run Friday from 8 to 10 p.m.
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Council Meeting To Be Tuesday In Mexico City
The Mexico City Council meeting originally set for May 28 is postponed to Tuesday May 29. It will start at 7 30 p m at city hall due to Memorial Day observance.
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Bond Proposes 500000 Square Foot Building
Gov. Bond announced in Jefferson City that the state needs a new 500000 square foot office building, over double the Jefferson Building, to house agencies funded jointly by state and federal funds. He noted the state now rents 313000 square feet for 670000 dollars annually and plans architectural studies with legislative funding. He cited potential federal disaster relief space and urban renewal funds, and commented on Watergate’s impact on Missouri politics.
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Bob Hope to Speak at Drury College Centennial
Bob Hope television and film star will deliver the keynote at Drury College Centennial Commencement in Sunderland Field at 2 p.m. on Sunday May 27. He will receive a Doctor of Humane Service degree amid 212 degree candidates. Baccalaureate services are at 10:30 a.m. in Stone Chapel with Dr. Ernest T. Campbell as speaker and honoree.
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Woman Questioned In Laclede Killing
RICHLAND Mo AP authorities continue search for clues in Monday slaying of an 82 year old Stoutland man found dumped in a spring in a cave southeast of here. Victim Irvin Lambeth a lifelong resident. A 21 year old woman is held for investigation and another person sought. Residents recall seeing the pair with the victim Monday morning. She said she left him about 2 p.m. no motive yet established.
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Congress Grants First Woman Page in House
Felda Looper an 18 year old from Oklahoma becomes the House of Representatives first woman page. She noticed only men held page jobs and urged Speaker Carl Albert to change the practice. Looper and her mother have campaigned for the Equal Rights Amendment and political involvement.
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Dump Truck Driver Killed in Farm Accident Near Philadelphia MO
William F. Denish aged 53 of Philadelphia Missouri was crushed between a dump truck bed and frame while unloading gravel on a farm about six miles north of Philadelphia. He died at the scene and was pronounced dead by Marion County coroner Walter Walton. Philadelphia lies roughly 25 miles northwest of Hannibal.
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