Court OKs limits on federal phone taps against domestic groups
In a 2-1 decision the 6th U.S. Circuit Court ordered the government to release electronic surveillance tapes to Detroit White Panther member Lawrence Plamondon. The court held federal agents needed a court order to tap domestic groups suspected of threats, reversing a broad executive power claim. Justice Weick dissented, warning that releasing the tapes could threaten internal security.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
White Panther
Detroit
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Executive Branch
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
U.S. Dist
Damon J. Keith
Lawrence Robert Plamondon
Central Intelligence Agen
Ann Arbor
Mich
Keith
U.S
Harry Phillips
Nashville, Tenn
George Edwards
Paul C. Wei
Jefferson City Country Club Targeted by Legislators
A Missouri House resolution accusing the Jefferson City Country Club of racial discrimination over a whites only bylaw sparked sharp debate. Rep Henry Ross urged a Human Rights Commission probe and resignation from elected officials who belong to the club. Club officials defended past black guest access and cautioned against broad accusations.
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Jefferson City
House
Jefferson City Country Club
Country Club
Black Panthers
Henry Ross
Kansas City
Human Rights Commission
Winston Cook
St. Louis
Food Sale At Santa Fe Saturday By Mrs Eugene Sharp
A community center food sale will be held at Santa Fe Center on Saturday from 10 a m to 4 p m for the benefit of the center. Holy Week services are noted with a Good Friday sermon at 7 30 p m at South Fork Church and Easter services across Santa Fe churches. A new great grandson is reported for Mrs Cash Scrogin of Santa Fe, and Mr and Mrs Walter Hartley of Ki f f i n e Florida announce a son born March 27, their fifth. Grandmother is Mrs George Bowen of Park Forest Illinois, formerly Izola Scrogin.
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Santa Fe
Eugene Sharp
NTA FE
Santa Fe ‘Community
Bill Deskins
South Fork
Cash Scrogin
Walter Hartley
Kiffine
Fla
George Bowen
Park Forrest, Ill
Bowen
Izola Scrogin
Vandalia Personal News Highlights April Meeting
Wallace Thurman gave the invocation and 36 members attended with James Nikens of Chicago as a guest. The next meeting is May 4 at First Presbyterian Church. MR AND MRS W F Cox and sons of Elk Grove IL visit relatives during Easter vacation. Van-Far menu week of April 12 includes juicy burger and turkey dinners with various sides and milk.
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Wallace Thurman
Frankie Mitchell
James Nikens
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Van-Far
Montgomery Personal News highlights church and baptism notices
The Montgomery column notes May 3 cleanup at City Park, Palm Sunday baptisms at First United Methodist Church including Karen Jean Young James Wayne Peery Terry Neal Ham and Lorrie Lynn Ham with transfers of Vernon Ham and Larry Peery. Easter Sunrise Services and social visits follow. March 31 luncheon with six sisters. guests include Leo and Margaret Gentry, Wear Dowling, L. D. Gust, and L. D. Gust recovering from Decatur hospital.
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First United Methodist Church
Robert L. Hester
Karen Jean
J. T. Young
James Wayne Peery
Larry Charles Peery
Terry Neal Ham
Lorrie Lynn Ham
Vernon Ham
Ed Davis
John Rolfe
Centralia
Ed Winter
Overland
0. Schneider
MNT
Beanie
Melvin Luélé
Hawk Point
Leroy Brakemeyer
Godfrey, Ill
Clarence Green
Florissant
Leo Gentry
Margaret
Savannah
Edith Gentry
Wear Dowling
L. D. Gust
Decatur Memorial Hospital
Decatur, Ill
Hubbard's varied arts and hobbies and family ties
Hubbard sings in the First Christian Church choir and plays trumpet in a past dance band. He shoots 35mm color slides and enjoys golf. He pursues ghost story research and trackdowns explanations. He and wife Peggy have daughter Sidney Cherry of Odessa and one grandson.
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Terests
First Christian Church
Hubbard
Peggy
Sidney
Jamie Cherry
Odessa
Texas
Haworth Fire Fanned Toward Redland as 200 Firefighters Rally
A wildfire in the Ouachita National Forest pushed near Haworth Oklahoma threatening 550 residents. More than 200 firefighters used pumps shovels and water bombers to hold the blaze as 2 homes burned mildly and the town neared containment. The fire was part of 21 blazes reported in southeast Oklahoma. Ice House Ready Hannibal Playhouse Summer Theatre 1971 workshop.
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Associated Press
McCurtain
Haworth
Ouachita National Forest
Highway Patrol
Oklahoma
Redland
ICE House
Hannibal
Ice House Players Summer Theatre
Local Personal News From Paris Highlights Charity and Visits
Members reported an 8 percent growth and donated five dollars to the cancer fund. Mrs. Carl Bounds and Mrs. Arthur Dawson led projects with a one dish meal and a caramel fondue tasting. English pen pals were read by Mrs. John Evans and Mrs. Pauline Clapper. Linda Ball, granddaughter of Paul and Mrs. James, visits from Montana and attends a Missouri Bible college. Two new residents arrive at Pleasant View Rest Home. Mrs. Lindon Dawson returns after hospital treatment. Mrs. Paul James suffers a kitchen blackout with a minor head and side injury. X rays show no fracture.
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Cancer Fund
Carl Bounds
Arthur Dawson
Bounds
John Evans
Pauline Clapper
Owen Ashcraft
Linda Ball
Paul James
Paris
Miss Ball
Christian Bible College
Springfield, MO
James E. Ball
Missoula, Mont
Jesse Ball
Lindon Dawson
Woodland Hospital
Free Beltone hearing aid model offered in Cape Girardeau
Beltone announces a free non working tiny hearing aid model for those who hear but do not understand words. No cost, no obligation, available at the Beltone Office in Mexico on Tuesday April 13 with Dean Jones.
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Cape Girardeau
Beltone
Dean Jones
South
Jefferson
Mexico
Mr. Jones
Detour on Route W south of Vandalia traffic impact
The Missouri State Highway Department lists work on Route W south of Vandalia as affecting traffic. Detours are marked along 344 miles of work from Highway 54 south.
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Vandalia
Missouri State Highway Department
Growing Up Increases Newspaper Readership
The Gilbert Study finds 84 percent of youths with family income above $10,000 read a newspaper yesterday, higher than the 78 percent average for all adults, and 86 percent of married youths read a newspaper yesterday. A booklet with all study facts is available free by writing.
Health officer to present tooth brushing program in two districts
Jefferson City announces a Friday page 1 mailing date for a tooth brushing demonstration at Wellsville Elementary School on April 20 and Middletown Elementary School on April 21. Mr Baldwin will supervise paste use and brushing. Also listed are weekly meal menus for Wellsville-Middletown R-1 schools for the week of April 13.
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Jefferson City
Wellsville
Middletown
Division of Health
Baldwin
Wellsville Elementary
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Nixon
Kevin
Shirley Taylor
Avella
Montgomery Personal News
Wayne Pool
Pleasant View Rest Home
Nell Landers
Monroe City
Marshall Woods
Leesburg
Curner Daley Pion
Sie Homes
IBC
BC Homes
P.O
Columbia
Catelon
IBC Homes
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Paul Dean
Martin Jacques Wellsville
Metropolitan Life
New York, N. Y
Gilbert Youth Research
Gilbert
Ledger
Laddonia
Hiway
Laddonia State Bank
Co. Ft
Elec
China Bell
Johnson Bros
Germany
Limoges
Rogers
Frigidaire
Martin Bird House
Nadine Young
Barbara Avery
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