Hughes attacks autobiography as fraud in Los Angeles press event
Howard Hughes denounces the forthcoming autobiography as "patently false" during a two hour media conference in Los Angeles. He confirmed plans to resume flying and public appearances while denying involvement with Clifford Irving and insisting the book is authentic according to McGraw Hill and Life magazines.
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Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
McGraw
Bahamas
Las Vegas
Nev
Hughes
McGraw-Hill
Life Magazine
Hughes Tool Co
Nassau
Brittania Beach
Clifford Irving
Life
Marvin Miles
Los Angeles Times
Wayne Thomis
Chicago Tribune
Gene Hand- Saker
Associated Press
Vernon Scott
United Press International
Jim Bacon
Hearst Newspapers
Roy Neal
NBC
Gladwin Hill
New York Times
Nixon Calls Pat’s Africa Visit a Success
President Nixon praised Pat Nixon’s nine day trip to Liberia Ghana and the Ivory Coast as a successful personal diplomatic effort. He noted his wife outperformed him in representing the administration with a large homecoming crowd at Andrews Air Force Base on her return.
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Washington
Nixon
Africa
Liberia
Ghana
Ivory Coast
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Andrews Air Force Base
Nixons
Oklahoma City Students Rally for School Levy Vote
Fifty high school students form KOSO Keep Our Schools Open to back a mill levy funding about one third of the Oklahoma City School District budget. They plan door to door canvassing and debates ahead of the January 25 election with a parent student march and rally.
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Oklahoma City
KOSO
Livestock Auctions Face DES Paper Rule Costs
Ed Durbin of Winfield and Moline Kansas auction markets says cattle and sheep lacking DES withdrawal certification incur a penalty of 1.50 to 2.00 per hundredweight. He plans to hold and certify cattle himself to avoid losses, predicting most Kansas auctioneers will follow. DES rules began January 8 after findings of DES residues in beef livers.
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Winfield, Kan
Ed Durbin
Kansas
Durbin
Winfield
Moline
Kan
Kansas Livestock Auction Association
Pattillo Repeats Plumber License St. Joseph
L B Pat Pattillo visited City Hall last week and bought a 1972 plumber license from City Plumbing inspector Charles Roster. It marked the 60th time Pattillo had purchased such a license in St Joseph.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
L.B
Pat” Pattillo
Charles Roster
Pattillo
St. Joseph
Pearson Urges Diversion Limit Change to Aid Farmers
Sen. James B. Pearson urges Secretary Earl Butz to amend the 1972 wheat program so farmers can voluntarily divert up to 50 percent of their domestic allotments for payment. Pearson says December production signals rising wheat acreage and that without diversion payouts, overall 1972 production could exceed 1971 by 11 percent.
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Salina
Kan
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Pearson
Earl Butz
Senate
Regents Meet at Haskell College Board Sessions Set
The Haskell Indian Junior College Board of Regents will meet next Thursday and Friday in the automotive shops or Stidham Union. No agenda details are available. The board meets at least four times a year to discuss matters related to Haskell and its administration receives recommendations.
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Haskell Indian Junior College Board of Regents
Stidham Union
Haskell
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