Poultry Station Director Fired in Missouri Shuffle
The Missouri Poultry Experiment Station board in Mountain Grove refused to release minutes from its last meeting where director McElyea and two veterinarians were dismissed. The board, under pressure from lawmakers, faces a reorganization that could move the station under the University of Missouri and cut funds for next year.
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Mountain Grove
State Poultry Experiment ‘Station
Charles Rohde
Aurora
Charles Riceived
University of Missouri
Rohde
Department of Higher Education
Missouri House
Missouri
Springfield
McElyea
Richard LaFevers
Don Rollins
LaFevers
Ray Hargrave
Rollins
Law Fevers
University of
Jefferson City
Daily News
Poultry Board
Springfield Daily News
Christopher S. Bond
John Peterson
W. D. Johns
Neosho
Carl Thomas
W. R. Messingbrink
No Guarantee On Russian Exit Tax
Washington officials say the Soviet suspension of high exit taxes for Jews seeking emigration to Israel is not guaranteed to be permanent. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott cited promises to Nixon of indefinite suspension, but other sources say the assurances may rest on Soviet legal exemptions rather than a firm pledge. Sen. Henry M. Jackson notes there is nothing to confirm a lasting halt.
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Washington
Moscow
Kremlin
U.S
Senate
Hugh Scott
Nixon
Israel
United States
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Uncle Sam Hunts Missing Millionaire Edward Ack
In Boston the FBI IRS and federal marshals opened a search for millionaire Edward Ack who did not appear in federal court to face income tax evasion charges. He allegedly failed to report 6.2 million dollars in income between 1966 and 1969 and owed more than 1.4 million in personal taxes.
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Boston
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Marshals
Edward Ack
Jackson moves to block education tax and MFN for USSR
Stop Moscow from reinstating taxes labeled education ransom after trade concessions. Jackson sponsors an amendment to prohibit MFN for the Soviet Union unless the President can periodically certify that Jewish taxes have not been applied. The Jackson amendment enjoys Senate majority support and a similar House bill has overwhelming backing.
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Moscow
Jackson
Soviet Union
Meany Reinstates AFL CIO Official Amid Brennan Feud
Washington AP George Meany recalls AFL CIO official Robert McGlotten from Labor Secretary Brennan staff to return as assistant director of the civil rights department earning over 30 thousand dollars. Meany accuses Brennan of betraying union principles over minimum wage, Nixon defends Brennan, and Meany derides the White House team. Chavez endorsement cited as Meany seeks congressional probe into Teamsters payoffs.
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Washington
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Peter J. Brennan
Meany
Robert M. McGlatten
Brennan
Aflcio
AFL Cio
Thomas J. Costigan
Costigan
McGlotten
Labor Department
Federation
Labor
Bob McGlotten
Nixon
White House
Richard
Milhous
Pete
Aflcio Teamsters Union
United Farm Workers Union
Cesar Chavez
Chavez
Teamsters
California
Frank Fitzsimmons
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LaVale
National Association For Retarded Children
Dixie Cream
Kenneth and Betty Pf Sons
East
Mexico, Mo. I
Sam
Meany Jerks Union
Pepsi
Dave’s Clark
Clark
Mexico
Jashion Shops
Fulton
Mexico, MO
Fieri
Netra
Ava Discount
van Sickle
Lang He
Pfizer
Briggs & Stratton
Rt Pris
H.P
Wes
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