House Committee Sets A Deadline
Washington AP report that the House Judiciary Committee ordered the White House to provide 42 Nixon era conversations by next Tuesday or face subpoenas. Chairman Rodino warned patience was wearing thin and stressed the inquiry’s constitutional duty to determine whether charges should be brought. Doar reiterated the request, detailing exact dates and times of conversations tied to Watergate.
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House Judiciary Committee
White House
Peter Rodine
D-N.j
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Rodino
Hutchinson
White ‘House
John Doar
James St. Clair
Nixon
Rodine
United States
Dear
St. Clair
Doar
Watergate Grand Jury
You Win When Nobody Gets Hurt Hank Stram Says QE Passenger
Hamilton Bermuda AP The Sea Venture brought 1 634 passengers and 20 QE2 crew plus about 200 Sea Venture guests after QE2 stalled 250 miles southwest of Bermuda. Passengers slept on floors and joked about the crisis while Cunard arranged flights to New York. The QE2’s boilers failed, but Captain Jackson said none were in danger. Sea Venture hosted open deck dancing before nightfall. Cunard to refund full fare. rescue toll about 1.2 million.
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Bermuda
Sea -Venture
Albert Wright
Arlington
Sea Venture
Atlantic
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Cunard
Erma Lakman
George Lowers
East Hartford
Conn
Hank Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
Torbjorn Hauge
The
QE2
Cunard Lines
William Hillenbrand
Peter Jackson
Jackson
Senate Vote Defeats Amendment on Tax Disclosure
The Senate rejected a motion to table an amendment by Sen Adlai Stevenson proposing annual public disclosure of federal and state income and property taxes paid by all top government officials. The 54 to 35 roll call kept the tax transparency issue alive amid party lines.
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Washington
Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson
D-Ill
Hearst Refuses Release I Cast My Lot With Captors
Patricia Hearst, in a taped message to her parents, rejects their efforts for release and declares she has chosen to stay with the Symbionese Liberation Army. She says she can never return to her former life and explains her new allegiance and beliefs to her family and fiancé.
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Patricia Hearst
Tania
Randolph A. Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patty Hearst
Patricia
Hearst
University of California Coed
Mom
Miss Hearst
Berkeley
SLA
Cin
Klan
FBI
The
San Francisco Examiner
Hearst Corp
Newsmen
U.S
President Nixon proclaims NATO anniversary in Washington
President Nixon says the Atlantic alliance remains the cornerstone of U S foreign policy while cautioning that past NATO gains must not be sacrificed for narrow national interests He signed a proclamation marking the alliance anniversary and reflecting on West security. Fulton leash law vote ends with 941 no 856 yes in the final tally.
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Nixon
United States
West
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Fulton
Howell Bramblett To New Posts At A P Green Refractories
Ted R. Howell and Ron L. Bramblett receive new posts at A P Green Refractories Co. Howell becomes market planning manager and Bramblett takes over sales promotion. Howell, a 1948 hire and MU-Rolla graduate, has held multiple posts including chief engineer and general manager in the Ohio subsidiary. Bramblett, from Hannibal, has progressed from sales correspondent to district sales manager and product manager. They reside in Mexico and Chicago areas with families and are A I M E members.
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Ted R. Howell
Ron L. Bramblett
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Bramblett
Green
University of Missouri-Rolla
A. P. Green
Chicago
Mexico
Wiggins seeks Missouri Senate seat in Democratic bid
Harry Wiggins former counsel to the Missouri Public Service Commission filed today for the Democratic nomination in the state Senate race. He seeks the seat held by Republican Lem T Jones. Wiggins previously led liquor control from 1967 to 1970 and served on the Jackson County Court 1970 to 1973 before his PSC appointment by Gov. Band in 1973.
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Harry Wiggins
Missouri Public Service Commission
Senate
Wiggins
Lem T. Jones
Jackson County
Public Service Commission
Christopher S. Band
Centralia Area Junior College Feasibility Declined by Supt Boren
Centralia superintendent Dr Chester Boren declined a Mexico Chamber of Commerce education committee invitation to join a feasibility study on a junior college district. He cited general lack of interest due to nearby colleges. The Centralia board approved calendar shifts, staff changes, and budget items while electing new officers and handling resignations.
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Chester Boren
Mexico Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
Boren
Ruth Hoke
Wendell Mustain
Melvel Vance
Scott Schawl
Art Grossglauser
Benny Salisbury
Tim Clark
Genevieve Martin
Rockne Calhoun
Jean Miller
Betty Jo Pollock
Ann Eubanks
Chance
Eight Guardsmen Plead Innocent in Kent State Shootings
Eight former Ohio National Guardsmen pleaded innocent at a Cleveland arraignment on federal charges tied to the 1970 Kent State University shootings. They were released on personal recognizance as pretrial hearings were set. Four detainees sought dismissal, citing delayed indictment after a four-year gap in grand jury action.
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Ohio National
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