Watergate money linked to White House project
A Finance Committee to ReElect the President report says $75,000 for Watergate defendants came from Kalmbach and Stans, with $30,000 from Philippine citizens, possibly violating laws on foreign campaign donations. Dean seeks immunity as Cox asks court to curb TV coverage. Gallup polls show 55 percent may vote Democratic, hurting Republicans.
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Los Angeles
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U.S. District Court
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Nixon
Stans
Gallup
Downtown traffic plan hearing set
A public hearing on the downtown traffic plan is set for 8 p.m. Thursday in City Hall council chambers. Kenneth V. Wildhaber said the Street Committee will conduct the hearing on permanently prohibiting left turns at High and Madison. The council ordered the change after a June 4 bill and will finalize it at the June 18 meeting. The 90 day trial began March 19. Ed H. Rackers Jr. noted the scramble system elimination may not need council action, with current ordinances covering pedestrian crossings. Pedestrians currently walk with green lights in the downtown area.
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City Hall
Kenneth V. Wildhaber
First Ward
Council
High
Madison Streets
Ed H. Rackers Jr
City Public Works
Wildhaber
Market mixed as inflation fears clash with Nixon plan hopes
New York AP reports a mixed stock market with investors torn between inflation concerns and optimism for a potential Nixon plan. Late prices show uneven gains and declines across key indices, reflecting cautious trading as traders await further policy signals.
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New York
Wall Street
Nixon
Brandt Escapes Helicopter Crash At Masada
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt narrowly escaped injury when a gust toppled the Israeli military helicopter on Masada cliff ledge near the Dead Sea. Brandt was unhurt, while Paul Frank and Eliashir Ben Horin suffered minor injuries. Dayan and a breakfast meeting preceded the trip discussing Palestinian refugees under Israeli control.
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Sikorsky
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Bonn
Eliashir Ben-Horin
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Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Mideast
Israel
Nixon holds talks on anti inflation plan with advisers
President Nixon met with top economic advisers to discuss a broad new anti inflation program but no decisions were announced. He planned a session with labor and business leaders and Kissinger planned to join talks on Indochina with Le Duc Tho. The White House said no major announcements today.
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Leonid Brezhnev
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Key Biscayne
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Bebe” Rebozo
George P. Shultz
the Treasury
John Dunlop
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Engineers honor Louis H. Vetter in Missouri
Louis H. Vetter of 1801 E. McCarty Sr. was named Young Engineer of the Year in Missouri with Distinction at the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers 37th annual meeting held at the Holiday Inn in Lake Ozark. Donald L. Hiatte PE, president of the Jefferson City Engineers' Club, led the local engineers and families attending the event with Mrs. Hiatte.
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Jefferson City Engineers’ Club
Hiatte
State Society
Senate funds ban on Indochina war included in bill
The Senate moves to cut off all US military funding for Indochina unless Congress approves. The ban sits in a 12 month State Department authorization bill of 609 million dollars as conferees resume work on a 3.7 billion supplemental bill with differing versions of a fund shutoff for continued bombing in Cambodia.
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Cambodia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Frank Church
Idaho
House
Defense Department
Second place wins $25 grocery certificate in event
Dennis Gilmore project chairman for the sponsoring club called the shopping spree a great success and said proceeds will go a long way toward funding the club's community service and youth activities. LeRoy Ridden of Marshall won second with a $25 certificate and Joann Wilde of Westphalia won third with a $10 certificate.
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News Tribune
Weather Summary From The News Tribune
Yesterday’s high 91 and low 70. Record highs and lows noted for 55 years back. Rainfall 0 in past 24 hours, heaviest on same date in 55 years 1.98 in 1937. Month totals show 1.15 inches. normal 1.94. Year to date 20.71 with normal 17.69. Barometer 29.93, humidity 55 percent. River levels list Kansas City 9.5 down .4, Boonville 14.7 down .5, Jefferson City 15.6 down 4, Hermann 17.9 down .3, Lake of the Ozarks 657.7 unchanged.
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Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Lake of the Ozarks
Jefferson City Teachers Named Outstanding Secondary Educators
Jefferson City Public Schools Helen Brakke Ellen Martin Karlene Dierkroeger Fern Mayes and Jefferson City Senior High School William Anthony named Outstanding Secondary Educators of America for 1973. They compete for one of five Outstanding Secondary Educators of the Year awards with trophies and 500 dollar school grants for each winner.
Free car safety checks offered in Jefferson City
Beginning at noon Monday residents can have a free safety check at Southwest Plaza Shopping Center. Through Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm and until 390 vehicles are inspected, vehicles 1964 or later will be examined for headlight aim tire scuff brakes using a roller brake tester with wheel removal. Owners are told of defects. this does not replace annual registration inspections.
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Jefferson City
Southwest Plaza
Preparation H Relieves Rectal Itch and Hemorrhoids
Doctor tests with hundreds of patients show Preparation H provides prompt temporary relief from itching and pain and may shrink inflamed hemorrhoidal tissue. Many doctors use or recommend Preparation H for their families.
Centenarian Credits Pickles As Fountain Of Youth
Mrs. Carolyn Tarner, who celebrated her 100th birthday, credits kosher dill pickles for her longevity. She said she likes them tangy and sour. She lives in a suburban Wynnewood aged care home.
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Philadelphia
Carolyn Tarner
Tarner
Wynnewood
VA van visit date corrected in Missouri tour
The Veterans Administration assistan ce van will arrive in Jefferson City for a two day visit on June 18. It will be parked at the Downtown Holiday Inn from 10 a.m. to 7 30 p.m. on both Monday and Tuesday next week. Veterans benefits counselors will provide medical housing educational and loan assistance and a state Veterans Employment Service representative will aid job seekers.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Holiday Inn
P. S. Pollock
St. Louis VA
Pollock
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