Zoning and Recycling Glass Discussed at Audrain Meeting
At the Audrain Betterment Assn quarterly meeting at Community R-6 school about 40 to 50 residents from Mexico Vandalia Laddonia Martinsburg and Farber attended. L E Kohl was elected chairman Martha Stephenson vice chair and Nelson Willingham secretary treasurer. The group approved by laws eight articles by Dr. Robert Peak and moved its meeting to the third Monday. The treasury stands at 200. Boone County fire protection district explained its organization operations and tax support covering two thirds of the county. The glass recycling program and county zoning were also discussed with committee appointments made for glass recycling solid waste disposal industrial development publicity and ITI. Everett S. Van Matre urged pushing for zoning and fire protection districts as the executive committee continues with augmented membership.
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Audrain Betterment Assn
Community R-6
Mexico
Vandalia
Laddonia
Martinsburg
Farber
L. E. Kohl
Martha Stephenson
Nelson Willingham
Robert Peak
Treasury
Willingham
Fred Ketterer
Erman Call
Boone County
Boone County Fire Protection District
mid-Missouri
Jefferson City
Marshall
Columbia
Warrensburg
Fulton
James V. Worstell
Don Schutte
Stephenson
Kohl
Elmer Johnson
Bill Johnson
Orlon Kurz
Verle Porter
Warner Williams
Charles R. Stribling
Anderson Says 500 Cash To Holifield
AP report cites columnist Jack Anderson charging Rep. Chet Holifield with taking $500 from ITT around the time of a favorable Defense Department letter. ITT lobbyist Schmidt allegedly delivered the money via an aide, with the money described as a potential campaign contribution. Holifield denies memory of the donation or the letter.
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Washington (Ap
Jack Anderson
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
International Telephone & Telegraph
Defense Department
Anderson
Holifield
ITT
Robert Schmidt
Pera
Ise
House
Schmidt
California Democrat
Eliot Stanley
Stanley
Navy Hands Over Major Base to South Vietnamese Navy
The United States turned over its next to last Vietnam base to South Vietnamese control as part of withdrawals. The logistics base at Binh Thuy, 85 miles southwest of Saigon, marked the 32nd base handed to government units by all U.S. forces. Da Nang remains the final base to be transferred soon, a U.S. spokesman said.
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Saigon
Nixon
U.S
U.S. Navy
Vietnam
Binh Thuy
da Nang
Saigon Front Claims Big North Vietnam Toll
Conflicting reports from South Vietnam and Saigon officials claim major gains on the northern front below the demilitarized zone with U S air power cited for destroying a tank battalion. In Washington, Kennedy pressed for details on a Medicare probe tied to a key health official.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Highway 13
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Voluntary Leaders to Meet April 12 at University of Missouri
Voluntary organizational leaders will attend the fourth in a series of seminars on April 12 at the University of Missouri, St. Louis. Program topics include directions for involvement, social concerns, new leadership approaches, and re directing organizational purpose for the contemporary scene. Audrain County registrations list several local participants. The event is sponsored by the University of Missouri Extension division with the Sears Foundation. Andy Runge of Mexico will be a panel member at 11 15 a.m.
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Andrain
University of Missouri
St. Louis
Audrain County
Woodrow Lee
Chautau
University of Missouri Extension Division
Sears Foundation
Andy Runge
Mexico
Nine year old Tami Hogan died of leukemia in Sacramento
AAP report details the death of nine year old Tami Hogan from leukemia. Her father, Gary, a lieutenant with the Carmichael Fire Department, found a self written poem she left behind thanking life and family. Her mother and school teacher recall her reserved, caring nature and quiet concern for others.
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Sacramento
Calif
Tami Hogan
Tami
Gary
Carmichael
Hogan
Mary Carton
Our Lady of the Assumption School
Robert Mead
Food Stamp Rule Suspended By Court Order
Washington AP The Department of Agriculture suspended a rule that required food stamp recipients in a household to be related. A temporary restraining order from Judge John Lewis Smith Jr. halted the rule, issued after a suit by the Center on Social Welfare Policy and Law of New York on behalf of several low income households seeking to strike down the Congress written rule aimed at excluding unrelated communal groups from the program.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
U.S
John Lewis Smith Jr
Washington, D.C
Center On Social Welfare Policy and Law of
New York
Congress
War Powers Bill Faces Senate Vote For Study
Senate votes today on routing a bill to limit presidential war powers to 30 days without Congress approval. Sen. Javits leads supporters describing it as not an amendment to the Constitution, while Sen. Hruska questions its constitutional impact and the Judiciary Committee role. The measure, opposed by the Nixon administration, came to the floor from the Foreign Relations Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Roman L. Hruska
Rneb
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Congress
Javits
Hruska
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Nixon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chile Charges US Interfered In Election
Chile will formally accuse the United States of trying to block President Salvador Allende’s election. Anibal Palma cites ITT documents suggesting U S pressure to prevent Allende and possible State Department and CIA interests, while noting public U S denial and quoting Article 18 of the OAS charter.
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Washington
U.S
Chile
United States
Salvador Allende
Anibal Palma
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Organization of American States
Palma
OAS General Assembly
Jack Anderson
ITT
Allende
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
OAS
Lampoon Dynamite Wasn't A Joke
New York AP Michael ODonaghue editor of National Lampoon received nine sticks of dynamite with a note Here, have some fun He phoned a demolitions expert before notifying police and carried the package to offices for friends to view Police evacuated the building and the bomb squad removed the dynamite with no triggering device found The incident followed several gag letters sent to him amid satirical work for the magazine
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NEW York
Michael O’donaghue
National Lampoon
O’donaghue
Manhattan
Centralia Rider Wins Open Costume Class at Appaloosa Show
Mrs. Jeane Grace of Centralia and her horse Rocking QO Winona placed first in the open costume class at the MAA Appaloosa Horse Show in Greenwood Missouri on Saturday. They finished third in open English pleasure. Grace was accompanied by Miss Pam Strange of Hallsville.
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Centralia
Jeane Grace
Rocking QO Winona
Greenwood
Grace
Pam Strange
Hallsvillle
Musk Oxen Arrive in Peking as Gift to China
Milton and Matilda, the San Francisco Zoo musk oxen, arrived in Peking as a US gift to Communist China. Zoo director Ronald Reuther confirmed the arrival, learned via cab legram from Theodore Reed at the National Zoo. Reed departed from Travis Air Force Base with the oxen, now the only two of their kind in China, part of a swap tied to President Nixon’s China visit, with China volunteering two giant pandas in return.
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San Francisco
Milton
Matilda
San Francisco Zoo
Peking
United States
Zoo
Ronald Reuther
Reuther
Theodore Reed
National Zoo
Washington, D.C
Reed
Travis Air Force Base
China
Nixon
Williamson Returns $20 Wedding Fees
Jefferson City AP reports Judge Hugh Williamson of Callaway County returned a $20 fee he accepted for performing two civil marriages. He had acted contrary to Danforth's ruling that magistrates may not take such payments. The judge said the St. Louis Bar Association might protest the opinion, but he learned the bar had not opposed it and thus returned the fee. The attorney general called the issue moot and loot.
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Jefferson City
John Danforth
Hugh P. Williamson
Callaway County
Danforth
Williamson
St. Louis Bar Association
Youth Review Board Reports From Library Meeting
The Young Adult Review Board of the Mexico Andrein County Library met at the Mexico library on April 8. A film titled He lived with us, he ate with us, what else dear? was shown. Members discussed National Library Week April 16 through 22 and prepared posters.
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Young Adult Review Board
Mexico-Andrein County
Landrum To Be On FBI Panel Meeting Here
A conference for area law enforcement on attacks on police and urban crime is sponsored by the FBI at Mexico City Hall on April 27. FBI Director Hoover says sessions will inform local authorities about incendiary bombings thefts of firearms and terrorist acts. Panelists include Sheriff Clarence Landrum Captain J C Smith and Chief Wayne Martin among others.
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FBI
Mexico City Hall
William A. Sullivan
Specia
St. Louis
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Hoover
Sullivan
J.C. Smith
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Macon
Clarence Landrum
Montgomery County
Wayne Martin
Kirksville
Mrs Gilly Pleads Guilty In 3 Murders
Annette Gilly, 31, pleaded guilty to three counts of murder and one count of conspiracy in the Yablonski family killings. The plea came with a promise from prosecutors to seek no death penalty. She had previously pleaded innocent. other defendants include Silous Huddleston and Aubran Marin.
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Washington, Pa
Annette Gilly
Yablonski
Gilly
Philadelphia
Paul
Claude E. Vealey
Vealey
Martin
Earer
US Expands naval air power in Indochina in new war effort
AP analysis notes Nixon signals no ground invasion while boosting air and naval forces. U S Marines and Air Force units return from past downsizing to Da Nang and Taiwan based crews rotate in. B52s resuming North Vietnam strikes. contingency ground force plans exist despite claims of no troop deployment.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Indochina
Nixon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Marine Air Wing
da , Nang
Vietnam
Air Force
Thailand
Guam
Taiwan
Buildup Under Way In War Zone
The Ad Hoc Military Buildup Committee says eight to 30 warships hundreds of planes and thousands of men are en route to Indochina for stepped up air and naval actions against North Vietnam. Independent sources corroborate much of the movement. Defense Secretary Laird confirms a buildup but offers few specifics.
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Associated Press
U.S
Indochina
North Vietnam
Cambridge
Mass
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
da Nang
South Vietnam
California
U.S. 7Th Fleet
North
South
Vietnam
Thailand
Guam
Japan
Dogwood Festival set for full bloom weekend
CAMDENTON Missouri expects the dogwood in full bloom for the 21st Lake of the Ozarks Dogwood Festival running Thursday through Saturday. The city hosts up to 30000 visitors with events including three fish fries Friday night a parade Saturday and free Ozark hill bus tours.
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Camdenton
Missouri
Lake of the Ozarks
Ozark Hills
Sophomore Pilgrims Visit Missouri Capitol
About 400 high school sophomores toured the Missouri state capitol in Jefferson City as part of the 37th Annual Sophomore Pilgrimage. Sponsored by the Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs, the program honors leaders in Missouri high schools with citizenship certificates and guides and lectures from club members. Students will report back to their schools with impressions from the capitol experience.
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Jefferson City
State Capitol
Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs
Capitol
Selinger Center
Missouri
Congressman's Tax Evasion Charge Shocks Jersey District
U S Congress member Cornelius Gallagher of Bayonne NJ was charged by a federal grand jury with evading more than 100000 in income tax and conspiracy. The seven count indictment covers 1960 to 1967 including falsified returns and perjury. Co conspirators include former Jersey City officials Flaherty and Whelan who serve prison sentences.
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Washington
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N
Juntica Department
Gallagher
Bayonne
U.S. District Court
Newark
Jersey City
Thomas J. Whelan
Jersey City City
Thomas M. Flaherty
Flaherty
Whelan
Lewisburg
Mary Suzanne Parker Born in Audrain Hospital
Mrs. Roger Parker and Mr. Parker announce the arrival of daughter Mary Suzanne born April 5 at Audrain Hospital weighing six pounds ten ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Allison Dewey of Louisiana. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Merle Parker of Laddonia.
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Laddonia
Roger Parker
Audrain Hospital
Mary Suzanne
Parker
Barbara Dewey
Allison Dewey
Louisiana
Merle Parker
Tina Fabrics Fun Program Ends Saturday Sale
The Tina Fabrics Fun Program ends this Saturday at 2 p.m. The sale is conducted by W.P. Steinmetz and the date was corrected from April 8 in a prior ad.
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Tina Fabrics
W.P. Steinmetz
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