Eagleton says Nixon aides better off without Clark and Salinger trips
In Carbondale and Sikeston Missouri Eagleton attacked Ramsey Clark and Pierre Salinger for visits to Hanoi and Paris and said the country would have been better off without them. He criticized McGovern's campaign and urged unity while noting his own Senate bid and Missouri campaign stops with state nominees.
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Nixon
Clark
McGovern
Salinger
Eagleton
Carbondala
Ill
Thomas F. Eagleton
Pierre Salinger
Ramsey Clark
Missouri
Hanoi
Paris
U.S
George 8. McGovern
Shriver
Washington
Sikeston
Senate
Sikeston High School
Michigan
Rhode Island
Spiro Agnew
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Cambodia
Laos
Kansas City Star
T. Wayne Mitchell
Jack J. Schramm
James I. Spainhower
James C. Kirkpatrick
James Spain
Petitions for St Charles St Louis bridge expansion
More than 10 000 signatures collected urging Missouri officials to speed up building additional Missouri River bridges between St Charles and St Louis counties. Judge Douglas Bogcher, committee chair, said the drive will continue as the group seeks more names to strengthen their plea for immediate state action.
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St, Charles, Mo
Missouri
Missouri River
St. Charles
St.Louis
Douglas Bogcher
Puzzle Clues Mix Across and Down with Scrambled Entries
A chaotic OCR puzzle list blends numbered across clues with jumbled letters and stray fragments. It shows partial word hints like Norse god and Dancing, plus stray phrases such as Hamlet and Bury, with many garbled segments and misreads.
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Convenesabler
Gremlin
Mayle
Bury
Michelangelo
Dormouse
Annoy
Lobe
Billy Free
Geuntieri
Uember
Lea Tee
Missouri Endangered Species List Adds Several Animals
The Missouri Conservation Commission lists the wood frog lake sturgeon mountain lion black bear and five birds as endangered. The ban on importation transportation sale purchase hunting killing or capturing takes effect after January 1 1973. Birds named include the American osprey peregrine falcon greater prairie chicken Bachman’s warbler and Bachman’s sparrow. Mammals listed are the Indiana bat least bat gray bat western lump nosed bat eastern lump nosed bat river otter red wolf and whitetail jackrabbit.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Conservation Commission
Department of Conservation
State Office
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Ex-Policeman Held On Charge of Wife's Murder
Wil liam Oliver, 28, a former St. Louis policeman, was arrested in St Louis County on charges tied to the death of his estranged wife Marilyn. The body, found near a Franklin County farmhouse October 28, was shot five times. Oliver, named in a first degree murder indictment by the Franklin County grand jury, resigned from the police force weeks earlier after testifying to the grand jury.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis County
William Oliver
Marilyn
Oliver
Franklin County
James L. Cochran
Cochran
Five Americans Killed In Action In Vietnam Report
SAIGON AP reports five Americans killed in action last week plus three missing and three wounded, with one nonhostile death. The tally shows the lowest weekly American deaths since 1965, while South Vietnamese and enemy casualties are also listed. The Missouri School for the Deaf announces McCubbin Hall will be razed to free campus space.
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Saigon
U.S. Command
McCubbin
Fulton
Missouri School For the Deaf
Vaccine May Halt Kissing Disease in Humans
An Illinois researcher reports human volunteer tests for an infectious mononucleosis vaccine show a high percentage develop protective antibodies. Dr G F Springer of Northwestern University warned plans for large scale trials follow, with mononucleosis common in children and young adults and spread in close environments like colleges.
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Washington
Illinois
G. F. Springer
Northwestern University
Springer
International Transfusion Congress
American Association of Blood Banks
Mass Murder Trial Delayed in Handwriting Dispute
San Francisco AP report says Juan Corona's murder trial is postponed to hear a prosecution demand for a court supervised handwriting sample. The appeal courts stay the opening and set a Sept. 12 hearing on the issue. Corona, jailed since 1971, faces charges of killing 25 itinerant farm workers whose bodies were found in orchards near Yuba City and Marysville.
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San Francisco
Juan Corona
State Court of Appeal
Corona
Feather River
Yuba City
Marysville
Sutter County
Atty. G
Dave Teja
British Poll Says No To Ugandans Exiles
London AP report notes Britain's foreign secretary urged an orderly humane reception for Ugandan Asians with British passports, yet a Louis Harris poll shows 71 percent oppose a more multiracial Britain. Only 6 percent favor immediate welcome, 38 percent prefer India and Pakistan to take them. Leicester and Birmingham warn against inflow.
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London
Britain
Uganda
Alec Douglas-Home
Daily Express
Louis Harris
India
Pakistan
Indian Subcontinent
East Africa
Monday Club
Douglas-Home
Leicester
Birmingham
Idi Amin
United States
Connally Brother Backs McGovern in San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. AP report says Golfrey Connally, economics professor at San Antonio Junior College, campaigns for George McGovern while his brother John B. Connally backs Nixon. Golfrey argues the Nixon McGovern race shows clear policy distinction, favoring McGovern's economics as responsible rather than radical.
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San Antonio
Tex
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Golfrey Connally
San Antonio Junior College
Nixon
George McGovern
Golfrey
McGovern
Nixon Reveals Golf Handicap During Dinner Talk
In Honolulu Nixon confided his golf handicap is 18 while dining with Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka and diplomats. He noted Tanaka shares the same handicap and suggested a future foursome with William P. Rogers and Masayoshi Ohira. Nixon estimated a possible American edge if both sides play to form.
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Honolulu
Nixon
Kakuei Tanaka
Kuruma
Oahu
Tanaka
Washington
William P. Rogers
Masayoshi Ohira
Rogers
Ohira
West German armored-car heist ends with driver slain
Police recovered 562000 dollars twelve hours after the holdup in Offenburg. The driver Guenther Bliard was found murdered in the abandoned truck. Robert Plumblohm, a part time driver and university student, surrendered but denied involvement. The money was traced to the home of his girlfriend.
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Offenbach
Germany
Robert Plumblohm
Plumblohm
Guenther Bliard
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