Scott Charges Politics On War In Indochina Clash
Washington AP report on Senator Hugh Scott leading a GOP counterattack against critics of Nixon's Vietnam policy. Four Republican freshmen join in denouncing Democrats for using the war as a political football, amid House Democrats pushing a 1972 withdrawal deadline. Brock and Taft counterattack targets include Common Cause and antiwar groups.
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Washington
Senate
Hugh Scott
Nixon
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Connecticut
J. Glenn Beal Jr
Maryland
William E. Brock
Tennessee
Scott
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Vietnam
House Democrats
Indochina
House
White House
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
U.S
Taft
Kennedy
Johnson
Bruck
John W. Gardner
Common Cause
New York Council of Churches
Arthur Hoppe
Missouri lawmaker defends expense bill amid newspaper flap
Jefferson City report notes House Democrats push a bill to raise daily expenses from 10 to 20 dollars and add 198 secretaries. Minority Leader John T. Russell, R Lebanon, seeks its removal from the consent calendar, accusing press coverage of driving headlines to advance politics over governance. Rep. Patrick J. Hickey objects, arguing the press influenced lawmakers on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
House
John T. Russell
Lebanon
Russell
Patrick J. Hickey
D-St. Ann
Hickey
Shelbyville couple found dead in alleged suicides
In Shelbyville, Missouri, a coroner ruled two deaths at a local residence as suicides. Theodore Nersman, 58, was found hanging in a barn on his farm, and his wife Henrietta, 55, was discovered in the basement with a shotgun wound described as a personal safety related injury.
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Shelbyville
Pete Greening
Shelby County
Theodore Nersman
Henrietta
Greening
Survives Bullet Through Heart at Arkansas Missile Site
B L Gracy an 18 year old airman from Augusta Georgia stationed at Little Rock Air Force Base survived a bullet passing through his heart during a guard changeover at a missile site near Mount Vernon Arkansas. He underwent open heart surgery at Veterans Hospital with five doctors and six nurses repairing two heart holes and remains in stable condition. The shooting is under investigation with few details released by base officials.
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Little Rock
James C. Hickey
Hickey
Gracy
Dr Holt To Seminar On Denver Contact Lens Advances
Dr Robert L Holt returned from the Denver Contact Lens Seminar held at the Cherry Creek Inn in Denver Colorado. The seminar covered new advances in the contact lens field and highlighted the latest developments for clinicians and researchers.
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Holt
Robert L. Holt
Denver
Cherry Creek Inn
Colo
Paris Vandalia Personal News Highlights Local Events
A long list of local society items covers club meetings, travelogue programs, and charity drives. Highlights include Cancer Crusade planning at Maine and State streets, a First Baptist youth fundraiser, and National Library Week promotions. Monroe County 4-H leaders study via mail, with many local women named as participants. Paris Presbyterians set April services at Pleasant View Rest Home, and Gilmore Implement Co hosts open house with prize tractor and TV giveaways.
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Maine
State Streets
First Baptist Church
Lynn Nolan
Paris
Pleasant View
Mary Martha
Gilmore Implement Co
Bill Dawson
Centralia
Alfred Talley
Alan Decker
Shelbina
Milk Prices Readied to Rise Amid Supports
Government dairy price supports take effect, signaling higher retail milk prices and potential jumps for inexpensive meats. Economists note a 6 percent rise for milk used in dairy products, with last year’s boost already lifting milk and butter prices. The move followed White House talks with dairymen and a political clash over the policy.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Clifford M. Hardin
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Dairy price support debate tests Hardin decision
Senators introduced a bill to overturn Hardin's ruling. Rep. Bob Page of Texas chairs hearings on a similar measure. Nelson notes higher feed labor and replacement stock costs. An Agriculture Department report says prices rise but dairy income may still gain due to demand and labor. Two days after a White House meeting Hardin raised dairy support prices. The program sets a $4.93 per hundred pounds floor, with payments to farmers if market prices fall short.
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Hardin
W. R
Bob” Page
Tex
Houses Agriculture Committee
Nelson
Agriculture Department
Woman Snatches 7000 Pounds of Beef Bones After Truck Spill
In Chicago AP report, 26 year old truck driver Jerome Grossman loses 7000 pounds of beef bones when a dog food truck spills. A passer-by offers help and asks for bones for soup, but Grossman tells her she can have them all.
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Chicago
Gerome Grossman
Wedlock Seeks to End 12 Year Marriage Suit
Charles Wedlock Sr. filed suit in Baltimore City Circuit Court to end his 12 year marriage accusing his wife of misconduct. The action was noted Wednesday in the AP report.
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Baltimore, Md
Charles Wedlock Sr
City
Classic used car lot ad with multiple Ford and GM models
A dense relic car sale listing features 1965 to 1970 Ford, Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Buick models. Entries include Mustang Mach 1, GTO, Malibu, Fairlane, LTD, Impala, Cutlass, and Wildcat with V8 engines, air conditioning, power options, and factory warranties or owner histories. Prices range from 800 to 3495 dollars across sedans, coupes, and hard tops.
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Shelby
Pasley
Auxvasse, Mo
Highway 15 North
Plunkett Park
Ray L. Travis
Phyllis Domain
William G. Lee
William R. Duncan
Linda Oliver
Harold Jefferson
Albert L. Nichols
Richard Vance
The
Will Adam
Beulah Kloppish
Carl Goodin
Otis Ash
Titus
Crete
Roger Mills
MFWC
GFWC
Jester Kilby
National Library Week
Vandalia State Bank
Lillian Lewis
Crusaders
William Hechler
Vandalia
Monroe County
Ninth District Women’s Democratic Club
Moberly
Angelo Venditti
Monroe County Club
James E. Shaffner
State Revenue
Orphy Yager
Venditti
Jack Bastian
W. J. van Huss
Roy Dye
Weldon Brengle
Charles Sp
Phil Weedin
L. A. Jarbo
R. V. Spencer
Richard Sanders
Rose Sinkclear
J. W. Dowell
L. A. Akers
Howard Brengle
Gene Million
Nellie Johnson
Raymond Smith
Gilbert Farrell
Don Willingham
Bob Sladek
David Sudsberry
Lylburn Johnston
Ray Coffman
Fred Blades
Harry Riley
Wesley Myers
Richard Legrand
Wilbur Carpenter
David Forbis
Harry Johnson
Elton Morgan
James A. Booth
Jim McCurde
Lloyd Krummel
Clio Club
J. P. Carman
Dorothy Parker
John Keats
Claude Brown
Arizona
California
Nina Stephens
Bob
Virginia
Baby Boulware
Near Madison
Pleasant View Rest Home
John Buckman
Optimists
J. Bernard Buckman
Westlakes
Westlake
Dupont Lucite
West Plaza Shopping
Mexico
Park & Shop
E. Breckenridge
Kkker
Glenmore
Virgin Island
Budweiser
Blue Ribbon
FALSTAFF _MILLER’S
Mattingly
MOORE
Mound City Bourbon Kbeerx
FORD
GMC
Toby Smith
Ben Bryant
Dean Leverett
Ben Gentry
Bryant JA Ford
Hill & Hill Distilery Co
Pearl
Kentucky
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