European diplomat: US gains European confidence after Middle East action
A high European diplomat says United States actions in the Middle East restored Western allies' confidence after earlier doubts about U.S. willingness to aid in an emergency. Other American observers note NATO issues, calls for a political unification of Europe, and questions about collective security beyond military deterrence.
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Eldon AP Notes Publication Rights and Rates
Eldon AP notes that the Associated Press has exclusive republication rights for its credited material and all dispatches. Subscription rates are listed for carrier delivery in Jefferson City Missouri at 0c per week and mail rates are 20.00 per year for Core counties and 27.00 for all other US zones.
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Farmers tax law proposals oppose plan to aid farms
John W. Scott of the National Grange told delegates at the 107th annual session in Lincoln that tax rules favored by family farmers may actually help corporate farming. He urged reevaluating preferential capital gains, income mixing, cash accounting, and limits on farm program payments, while stressing budget balance and rural development.
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Saudi Arabia pushes to raise oil firm stake to 51 percent
Beirut AP reports Prince Saud al Faisal confirms Saudi Arabia will demand a 51 percent share in oil firms operating domestically, raising participation from 25 percent. Aramco dominates 95 percent of oil production. Kuwait and Abu Dhabi show mixed responses while 1982 target remains. Ninety five Missouri residents named university scholars at the University of Missouri Columbia for 1973 74 with GPA 3.5 or higher and a $100 fee credit.
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Police officer suspended in Kansas City shooting death
Kansas City police suspend Patrolman Joe E Williams while the Jackson County investigation reviews the death of 15 year old Rory Lark who was struck by a 12 gauge round as three youths fled a residence after a prowler call. Williams and Patrolman Roger Booth pursued suspects and two watches linked to the break in were recovered.
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Rationing machinery necessary for gas controls
President Nixon’s energy adviser says a large bureaucracy will be needed if gas rationing becomes required. John A. Love and Rawleigh Warner Jr of API call for immediate antitrust relief to draft oilmen and set up a capable rationing program by early 1974.
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Brancato Faces Tax Fraud Case Evidence Outline
Government says Brancato advised others to pay only part of Missouri sales tax. Brief notes his use of the department as "my baby" and a 3 way split plan. Brancato and wife underreporting motel receipts 1968-72 with amended returns after investigation. Capra and Mirabile also plea innocence. Capra allegedly steered a lounge business toward underreporting with a supposed Department of Revenue “friend.”
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Jasper M. Brancato
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Department of Revenue
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Move against extra dairy imports stalled
A group of dairy farmers failed to block new butter and butter substituteImports after Judge John I. Smith dismissed the federation petition for a temporary restraining order. The ruling clears the way for imports under new quotas, with 17 million pounds of European quota delivered and 28.5 million pounds from New Zealand received by early November. The federation pursues countervailing duties in a separate suit still pending with no hearing date set.
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CBS lifts analysis ban after presidential addresses
CBS ends its five month hold on instant commentary after presidential speeches. The policy shift, announced by William S. Paley, allows analyses immediately following appearances by the President and others of public importance when desirable and feasible, noting recent rapid news events justify timely analysis.
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Lions to view Masters film at Lions Club meeting
The Capital City Lions Club will show the official 1973 Masters Golf Tournament film at noon Wednesday in the Colonnade Restaurant. James Dent directs the program. The club also schedules a Thanksgiving service on November 21 with Rev. James Kalthoff officiating.
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James Dent
James Kalthoff
Bond urges 60 mph speed limit shift
Governor Christopher Bond says a voluntary 60 mph limit could save energy and may be easier to achieve than 50 mph. He noted no bus or truck pleas and said any legal change would require Legislature action, possibly next spring or summer, with energy commission and interim committee reports guiding him. Most Missouri highways allow 70 mph, with many 65 mph daytime limits on others.
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