Nixon Rejects Gifts For Tax
President Nixon will bear about $485,000 in back taxes and interest from his own savings and by borrowing money. White House spokesman Ronald L. Ziegler said Nixon would not accept contributions to cover the bill. Ziegler spoke in Paris during memorial services for Georges Pompidou. In Washington, the spokesman noted no money sent to the White House by mail would be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Paris
Georges Pompidou
Florida
Tommy" Thomas
Whitesburg
Peoples
Chicago
W. Clement Stone
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Gerald R. Ford
Colorado
Ford
Nixon Hughes money claim sparks Watergate conflict
Kalmbach testified to the Senate Watergate Committee that Nixon aides and relatives may have received or borrowed portions of a $100000 Hughes campaign gift. Woods and Rebozo disputed the claim, while IRS and White House officials weighed tax implications and political impact. A separate item notes a Florida baby born to the Hudsons and a note offering thanks for the tire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Howard Hughes
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Senate Watergate Committee
Watergate Special Prosecutor's Office
Florida
C. G. ‘Bebe’ Rebozo
Rose Mary Woods
Donald Nixon
Washington Post
Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
Kalmbach
Rebozo
Hughes
Miss Woods
Oatly
Kebozo
Ensemble listings from regional music festival highlight groups and participants
A dense roster lists multiple ensembles including brass quartets and quintets, woodwind groups, vocal glee clubs, and percussion units with associated hometowns such as Wellsville, Mark Twain, Monroe City, and New Franklin. The document catalogs performers by instrument and ensemble type across numerous districts, noting entries like Montgomery Brass, Lincoln county sax quartet, and Girls Glee clubs, reflecting a regional competition or festival program.
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Glasgow
Louisiana
Gastler
Wellsville
Winfield
Maestas
Wright City
Centralia
New Franklin
Westran
Cameron
Community
Nixon
Richardson
Monroe City
Gant
Mma
Baker
Mark Twain
Hoyt
Lincoln County
Watson
Blumer
Hallsville
Cook
Sturgeon
Paris
Cookson
Smith
North Callaway
Girls Glee Club
New Bloomfield
South Callaway
Girls Glee
Warren County
Reid
Elsberry
Williams
Brags
Montgomery
Rogers of
Fayette
Dozier
Russell of
House of Fayette
Alexander of
Houx
Bote
Parker
Cairo
Warrenton
Madison
Brewer
Essen
Lawson
New
Four Coffins Tell Story Of Tragedy In Tornado
In Calhoun Georgia an AP report describes a funeral scene where Mrs. Wallace King mourns at the gravesite of her daughter, son-in-law, and two grandchildren, crying over the tiny coffin of a baby as others are laid to rest.
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Jack L. Hudson
Robin Hood Road
Audrain Medical Center
Shelly Renee
Jack
Ralph Hudson
Mexico
Clarence Hudson
Mae Wheeler
West Plains
Hudson
Kaiser Refractories
North Georgia
Trammell Goble
Randall
Goble
Calhoun
Roberta
Carol
Laura
Donald King
Mrs. Goble
Montgomery R-2 Band Earns 1 Rating At Northeast Missouri Festival
The Montgomery R-2 high school band received a first rating for its presentation at the Northeast Missouri Music Festival at Mexico High School. Competing in AA Class for bands with 251 to 500 students, the district joined other schools in varied classes, with AA and A groups for smaller enrollments and AAA classes for larger schools competing separately.
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Montgomery R
Israel Says Planes Repel Syrian Attack
Israeli forces repelled a Syrian ground assault on Mount Hermon near the Golan Heights as planes and artillery answered the attack. Syria claimed Israel started the fighting after two Israeli warplanes struck a nearby position. The clash marked the first Israeli air involvement in days along the front, with Syrians withdrawing about 30 minutes later. Passover preparations continued amid heightened alert and siren cancellations.
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Associated Press
Israel
Mt. Hermon
Golan Heights
Syria
Tel Aviv
Mediation Board urges Mexico city and fire fighters to resume talks
Daniel C. Rogers, head of the State Board of Mediation, urged Mexico city officials and I A F F Local 2184 to arrange a second session. Bowen of Hannibal attended the initial meeting, his role disputed as an uncertified union member. The dispute followed an aborted session in which off duty pickets were removed, while the union seeks formal wage and condition discussions.
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Daniel C. Rogers
State Board of Mediation
City of
Mexico
International Association of Fire Fighters
Rogers
Bowen
Don Bowen
Hannibal
State Association of Fire Fighters
Firemen’s Union
Neil Nielsen
Kelly Davis
Nielsen
Davis
Donald Dishman
Arnold Griffin
IAAF
Law Called In To Quiet Town Board
In BUNKER Missouri officers were needed to control a volatile town meeting after the city government was organized. Mayor-elect Dan Patterson, 42, did not take the oath amid objections tied to a prior conviction. Patterson had been sentenced to six months in jail, with probation on appeal, for harassment of City Clerk Maxine Lough. The four aldermen had impeached him earlier, and the meeting erupted in a dispute between Patterson and Ray Davis, age 72, as sheriffs and deputies maintained order. Bunker, about 55 miles southeast of Rolla, has 447 residents.
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Bunker
Paul Price
Dan Patterson
Patterson
Maxine Lough
Board of Aldermen
Ray Davis
Sheriff Price
Davis
Price
Reynolds County
Dent County
Rolla
Ozarks
Stricken Towns Begin On Burials
Tornado damaged communities from the Deep South to the Great Lakes bury the dead as the toll exceeds 300 with about 4 500 injured. Thousands homeless and insured property losses near half a billion dollars across 14 states and parts of Canada. National Guardsmen killed and two missing after a furniture store fire in Xenia Ohio. Burials delayed as volunteers aid cleanup and authorities patrol for looters. Secretary Lynn tours disaster areas promising streamlined federal help to those affected.
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Mike Duffy
Associated Press
Deep South
Great Lakes
Canada
National
Xenia
Ohio
Tennessee
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
James T. Lynn
Kentucky
Indiana
Georgia
Alabama
Lynn
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Shelly Renee Hudson
Columbia, S.C
Donald McNeish
McNeish
Hardin Park
Scott Richards
Steve Scott
Boy Scout Troop 57
Courthouse Square
Tony Hodgson
Steve Morley
Mark Stotler
Clark
Richard Vance
Passover
Mohammed
Holy Land
Beirut
al Liwa
Hussein
West Bank
Jordan
State Mediation Board
City and Firefighters
Law
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