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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1972

Page

4

McGovern's VP pick Eagleton sparks campaign critique

The narrative cites McGovern campaign missteps in selecting Tom Eagleton as running mate. It notes two years of groundwork, a strong grassroots surge at Miami, and questions about background checks. With Eagleton replaced, the piece hints the campaign may retool its VP choice.

George S. McGovern Tom Eagleton McGovern Eagleton Miami Gary Hart Washington Post

Early campaign woes By Roscoe Drummond

An analysis notes a policy gap between Democratic nominee George McGovern and Democratic senators up for re election. Many senators fear aligning with McGovern hurts campaigns, while Nixon warns against overconfidence as McGovern builds a stronger funded bid. Inflation, deficits, and Chile's Allende shape the political climate ahead of 1978 elections.

Congress McGovern Senate Comarest Nixon White House

Postal rates and bogeyman

James J Kilpatrick writes from Washington recalling 1861 and the Confederate post system to argue that postal service should pay its own way by users. He notes 1970s rate increases threaten independent journalism and sketches the cost impact on National Review, New Republic, and Foreign Affairs Quarterly, urging no subsidies.

Washington U.S. Postal Service Montgomery Ala Amelia Alas Confederate Congress Congress Gaylord Nelson Wisconsin Life Magazine National Review New Republic Buckley Postal Service Foreign Affairs

Muscatine Journal Publisher and staff lineup

The Muscatine Journal lists its leadership and staff roles including publisher William L. Fahy, controller Max Christy, editor Harold Blake, managing editor David White, advertising sales mar Wendell Grinstead, and circulation manager Gil Dietz in this period edition.

William L. Fahy Max Christy Gil Dietz Harold Blake David White Wendell Grinstead

Miss Dunwiddle to Leave for Monroe Wisconsin

Public Health Bureau visiting nurse Miss Mary Dunwiddle will depart Wednesday morning for her home in Monroe Wisconsin. The item mentions past years and local figures in Three Rivers and Columbus Junction with scattered snippets of dates and names.

Mary. Dunwiddle The Public Health ‘ Bureau Monroe Wisconsin James Tracy

Those were the days Hal Boyle recalls memory and change

Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a near divine power, recalling postwar nostalgia and moments from early 20th century life. He contrasts horse drawn streets, tunnel rides, torchlight parades, and the shift to automobiles, with WWI era social quirks and the lure of simpler times.

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Today in history highlights from Aug 1 1972 AP

On this date in history various events are noted including Germany declaring war on Russia in 1914, Christopher Columbus landing in Honduras in 1502, the Whisky Rebellion in 1794, Colorado statehood in 1876, the forerunner of the Air Force in 1907, and the establishment of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission in 1946. Also noted are a 1960s-70s political incident in Ghana, troop withdrawals from Vietnam, and birthdays of Yves Saint Laurent and Jack Kramer with a Chesterfield quotation about time.

Associated Press Germany Russia Christopher Columbus Honduras Pennsylvania Colorado Air Force Army U.S. Atomia Energy Commission Ghana Kwame Nkrumah Washington D.C Milwaukee Wis Providence Pentagon Vietnam Yves St. Laurent Jack Kramer Lord . Chesterfield

Can a baby have hiccups before birth health

Dear Dr Thosteson answers a reader query about fetal hiccups, newborn crying, and the start of breathing. The piece notes that hiccups can occur in utero and after birth, with doctors sometimes giving a mild spank to stimulate breathing though not always necessary.

Dr. Thosteson Thesteson

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Roscoe Drummond Larry O'Brien O’brien National Committee Sen. McGovern Humphrey Chile Salvador Allende Allend Popular Unity Allende London Davenport Times-Democrat Small Society Brickman Inherit the Earth Brickmeen By James J.kilpatrick Public Works Muscatine Journal LEE Three Rivers Midh Camly Fair Miss Morris Daught Columibug Junction Hal Boyle Dr." Thostesen Tay Carr Ier C.J.H George Thosteson M.D
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