$35 Week’s Food Budget Highlights Leftovers
USDA moves to distribute a White House circular showing how a family of four can eat for 35 a week. Only 5,000 copies printed with 12,000 more on order, free via county extension offices. The plan favors selective shopping and a menu heavy on leftovers, with details for various family sizes and ages.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
White House
Claude W. Gifford
USDA
Virginia Knauer
Washington, D.C
Convicted Men To Keep Control Of Teamsters
ST. LOUIS AP One of four top Teamsters Local 600 officers convicted of embezzling 103000 told a union meeting the group will run the local until appeals are heard denied or set aside. Donald Lane, local president, said no flowery speeches on innocence. The international president's spokesman said no trusteeship while officers act in members' interest.
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ST. Louis
Teamsters Union
Donald Lane
U.S. District Court
Lane
Frank Fitzsimmons
Union
International
The
Lenten Breakfast Service At United Methodist Church
Seventy four attendees joined the Lenten breakfast at the United Methodist Church, the first daily service this week sponsored by the Mexico Jaycees. Stover of A P Green Refractories spoke, with Runge slated as tomorrow's lay speaker. Services run at 7:00 a.m. through Friday with various clergy participating.
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United Methodist Church
Mexico
Raccoons Rescued From Chimney In Belleville
A couple in Belleville Illinois heard a disturbance in their chimney on Sunday. They pulled four baby raccoons from the flu, with a fifth later removed. The mother raccoon finally reappeared, carrying the youngsters back into the chimney.
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Steven Larwin
Sarwins
Sarwin
Four Prisoners Escape Liberty Jail Break in Missouri
Four inmates fled the Clay County Jail in Liberty Missouri early Sunday after sawing through bars and a wall, then climbing a six foot fence. Names include Melvin E Hittle Larry G Mick Gary D Mick and Thomas Robertson. They were believed to have changed clothes and left in a reportedly stolen car near the jail.
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Liberty, Mo
Clay County
Liberty
Melvin E. Hittle
Kansas City
Kan
Larry G. Mick
Missouri
Gary D. Mick
Larry Mick
Thomas §. Robertson
Smithville
Bill Dalley
Dalley
Father's Body Cremated After 18-Year Freeze
In Sydney, Australia, Theo Karkower aged 74, frozen after death in 1955, was cremated along with his widow and son. Ron Karkower, a believer in cryogenics, had his father's body preserved for potential revival, while Theo's widow died two years earlier and their son died four days later aged 47.
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Sydney
Australia
Theo Karkower
Ron
Holden Signed For The Blue Knight
NBC signs Academy Award winner William Holden for the lead in The Blue Knight a four part mini series based on Joseph Wambaughs best selling novel Holden plays Bumper Morgan a veteran Los Angeles policeman Wambaugh a LAPD member also wrote The New Centurions
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Los Angeles
NBC
William Holden
Joseph Wambaugh
Halden
Bumper Morgan
Wambaugh
New Centurions
Mathias backs arrests for White House aides defying subpoenas
Washington AP Sen. Charles Mathias says he would support the Senate arrest and trial of any White House aide who refuses a subpoena to testify before the Watergate committee. He faults Nixon for defying constitutional spirit and calls for legal clarity on executive privilege.
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Washington
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Senate
White House
Mathias
Nixon
Republican Party
Maryland
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Senate Investigating Committee
Congress
Taxpayers Skip $1 Checkoff
Washington AP reports the IRS says few Americans used the new tax checkoff to fund the next presidential election. With tax filing deadline midnight, under three percent of taxpayers designated the $1 aid, and joint filers could designate $2 on the form.
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Washington
Duncan
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Final Lenten speech at St Paul CME Church Wednesday
The Rev. W M Duncan of Second Baptist Church will deliver the final lenten message at St Paul CME Church this Wednesday at 10 a.m. The seven week series ends with guest soloists a meditation and fellowship plus refreshments in the church dining room hosted by Rev C A Trotter.
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W.M. Duncan
Second Baptist Church
St. Paul Cme Church
C.A. Trotter
Reader asks about US and Soviet theatre counts
In a letter to the editor A P J Kelley, Liberty Theatre manager, suggests US theatres number 19,000 to 23,000 with no Soviet figures. he notes theatre definitions differ. The Missouri Life magazine editor is William Nunn, contact 1209 Elmerine, Jefferson City, MO. subscription $6 per year.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
United States
Soviet Union
A. P. J. Kelley
Liberty Theatre
Mexico
Kelley
Missouri
Missouri Life
William Nunn
Elmerine
Jefferson City
First Rating To Marilyn Maupin By Publications Dept
Marilyn Maupin, a Mexico High School sophomore, won first place in the state Latin grammar test at the Junior Classical League convention in Columbia. Dan Hagan was elected state vice-president. Mrs. Sue Ann Moore was named state chair for 1973-74. Six MHS Speech and Drama students earned excellent ratings at the Northeast District Tournament with six named competitors and the play Sorry, Wrong Number placing second.
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Mexico
Marilyn Maupin
Columbia
Danna Davis
Movag A Lui Omg
Dan Hagan
Sue Ann Moore
MHS
The
Romans and the New Society
Missouri Latin
Greg Bryson
Leann Brown
Bob Bastian
Becky Forrest
Kim Forrest
Brenda Mudd
Gara Guthrie
DeDe Luckaman
AP Writer Wins Clapper Award for Syphilis Study Reporting
AP reporter Jean Heller received the Raymond Clapper Memorial Award at the White House Correspondents Dinner for "exceptionally meritorious" reporting on a federal experiment in which syphilis victims were denied treatment. Her series, revealing hundreds of black men used as guinea pigs starting in 1932, spurred medical care orders and sparked attention to the Public Health Service study. Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward of The Washington Post won the Worth Bingham Prize for Watergate reporting.
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Clapper
Washington
Raymond Clapper
Jean Heller
Associated Press
Miss Heller
White House
Washington Post
Post
Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
Worth Bingham
Watergate
Bingham
Bernstein
Woodward
U.S. Public Health Service
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Vandalia
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John Gallaher
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Tate An Erecu
Holden
the Blue Knight
West Plaza
Kline
Kline's Department Store
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Prilcher’s Registered Jewelers
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