Hearnes plans retirement as O'Brien vows continued service
Missouri Governor Warren Hearnes told 1,000 Democrats he would retire after his second term ends in January 1975, a move quickly disputed by Democratic National Chairman Lawrence O'Brien who urged Hearnes to stay. O'Brien teased a future run for Muskie or Congress, while Hearnes planned to join a St Louis law firm and possibly stay as national committeeman. O'Brien criticized Nixon’s wage price controls and dollar devaluation as bankrupt economics.
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White House
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Missouri House
Nixon
China
Dock Strike Negotiations On Again In West Coast
SAN FRANCISCO AP Longshoremen resume talks today in the day old West Coast dock strike after Nixon intervention. ILWU says no end without rank and file secret ballot while Bridges and Flynn meet with Nixon. Strike idled 15,000 workers, crippling 24 ports, costing millions.
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Teamsters Union
Summer Returns To State
A forecaster in Kansas City reports a return to warm, near 90 degree weather for today and 88 to 94 Tuesday. Overnight lows expected 66 to 72. The extended outlook calls for mild, partly cloudy conditions midweek and into Friday with highs in the 60s to near 80. Temperatures over the past 24 hours ranged from 90 in St. Louis to 62 in West Plains, with traces of precipitation noted in Columbia.
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Iowa
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Nixon Hirohito meet in Alaska marks postwar alliance
President Nixon and Emperor Hirohito held a ceremony laden meeting in Alaska, aides to both leaders conferenced separately on issues. Nixon urged business cash flow with a 1.6 billion tax break while IMF talks continued. Vietnam and Ulster violence scenarios dominate the AP dispatch.
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Irish Republic
Ulster
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Doctor White finds no sign Mao illness in China trip
American heart specialist Dr. Paul Dudley White arrived from Peking and said there was no evidence Mao Tse-tung is seriously ill. He noted rumors stem from a canceled Oct 1 parade and stressed he had no contact with Mao or Chinese leaders. White praised Chinese doctors and rural medical work during his 12 day stay.
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Nixon to Attend Gala for Mamie Eisenhower Birthday
President and Mrs. Nixon, honorary chairs, head to a downtown gala in Washington for Mamie Eisenhower’s 75th jubilee party though her actual birthday is November 14. The $100-a-plate dinner funds a scholarship at Eisenhower College in Seneca Falls, with 14 former Eisenhower Cabinet members and other notable guests expected. The event helps celebrate Mamie’s life while she plans a California vacation after October 1.
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Injuries Fatal To Horseman, 81 In Kansas City
Kansas City AP report says Fred H Kennedy a well known horseman in Kansas City and nearby area will be buried Tuesday in Gardner Kansas Kennedy 61 died at a Kansas City hospital after surgery for injuries from a colt he was breaking Friday He had lived in Gardner before moving to a ranch near Louisburg Kan seven years ago
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Medina Confesses Public Quiz Remarks About My Lai
Captain Ernest Medina, acquitted of murder charges in the My Lai slayings, told an Atlanta radio audience he did fail in the responsibility of not ordering an immediate investigation. He said he would resign from the Army within the week and has received job offers, though he has not decided where to settle. He blamed a deep personal conviction, not coercion, for his decision.
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Interior says Trans-Alaska pipeline may gain favorable report
Interior Secretary Rogers Morton said changes by builders could lead to a favorable environmental report on the Trans-Alaska oil pipeline. He projected the report by year end and noted construction could not start before March or spring. Morton cited Alyeska's agreement to halt work if environmental requirements are not met.
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Tulsa Woman Visits Mother In Perry After Tulsa Stay
Mrs. Harold Logan of Tulsa, Oklahoma arrives Friday to spend time with her mother Mrs. J. R. Webb at Twain Haven Nursing Home in Perry after a two week stay at Audrain Medical Center. Logan also visits sister Mrs. William Haas and her husband. Haas plans to return to Tulsa with Mrs. Logan for a two week visit starting Wednesday.
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Twain Haven Nursing Home
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Audrain Medical Center
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William Haas
Floods Trim North Viet Rice Crop
U S intelligence says floods destroyed about 800000 tons of North Vietnam rice, ten percent of this year’s harvest, forcing use of next year’s stocks. China and Russia boost shipments of supplies and food, while Russia’s harvest may fall seven million tons short. Analysts note potential slowed Chinese aid due to internal politics rumors. U S reports also discuss a new Haiphong Vinh fuel pipeline to reduce truck transport and free North Vietnamese manpower for other tasks.
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Justice Black Dies at 85 in Bethesda Hospital
Supreme Court Justice Black, noted for expanding individual freedoms, died Saturday at Bethesda Naval Hospital after retirement. Officials cite arteriosclerosis and stroke as causes. burial set for 3 p.m. with honorary pallbearers from the court. Nixon’s attendance uncertain amid Alaska trip.
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Trail Carriers Move Arms Across Southeast Asia
An account describes the Ho Chi Minh trail during the dry season, detailing how arms, ammunition, and other supplies are transported by Communist forces fighting in South Vietnam, Cambodia, and southern Laos.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Fulton intern study may aid murder case at hospital
A Fulton intern says Dr George William Chase was preparing competency profiles on several patients at Fulton State Hospital before his beating death. The reports could help courts decide if the inmates are sane to stand trial. No hospital comment on reports inmates were examined.
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George William Chase
Fulton State Hospital
Elbert Bolsen
Chase
Porter Wagoner Boulevard Named in West Plains
West Plains Missouri residents gathered for a ceremony renaming a street Porter Wagoner Boulevard in honor of the famous country singer Porter Wagoner. Dolly Barton helped cut the ribbon as Mayor W. G. Roe presented Wagoner with a city key. Southwest Missouri State College freshman Vandy Wood was crowned Miss Porter Wagoner Day at 18.
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Dolly Barton
W. G. Roe
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