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Truman papers disputed by Numan Library head
J T Fuchs, acting director of the Numan Library, says former president Truman's daughter Margaret Truman Dante uses personal papers not part of the Truman Library for her new book. He asserts the papers are the former president's private records and only he can authorize their release. Eagleton draws 4,000 as he returns to St. Louis and promises a new book and support for McGovern. Spassky's wife remains in Capellen for watch of the Reykjavik chess match, expressing belief in her husband's comeback. Judge Choy, the first Asian American U.S. appellate judge, reflects on barriers to a Supreme Court seat and his long Pacific travel from Hawaii.
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J.T. Fuchs
Numan Library
Margaret Truman Dante
Fuchs
Truman
Eagleton
Sen
Thomas F. Eagleton
St. Lois
Harry S. Trushan
Missouri
Nixon
Krysta
George McGovern
McGovern
Signa
Carl
St. Louis
Janye
Flerbert Young Choy
Hawaii
Ath
Circuit Court of Appeals
Choy
United States
Honotula
San Francisco
Hgre
Supreme Court
Chay