Turn Over Tapes Ford Urges Nixon Turn Over Tapes
Vice President Ford urged Nixon to turn over within 48 to 72 hours all materials sought by the House Judiciary Committee for its impeachment probe. A subpoena requires tapes and documents from 42 Watergate White House conversations by 10 a.m. Thursday. Ford spoke at the AP meeting in New York saying Nixon should cooperate fully to clear up the Watergate affair. He noted Nixon knew nothing in advance of the 1972 break in and bugging and urged a maximum cooperative response. Rodino Jr. said anything less than full compliance could be grounds for impeachment.
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New York
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
Ford
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Associated Press
Watergate
Democratic Party
Washington
House Committee On the Judiciary
Peter W. Rodino Jr
Personal News of Perry Highlights Local Club Events and Honors
The Perry area notes include hospital transport from University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia, Baptist Church activities, Embla Club meetings with art talks and centennial plate distributions, and a district music contest involving Mark Twain High School. One Perry native earned a four year Army ROTC scholarship, and local resignations and staff changes were reported at Ralls R-2 schools along with bus and festival notes.
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University of Missouri
Columbia
Wiskey Ambulance
Everett Ray
Embla Club
MFWC
Perry City Hall
Cullen Dye
B. R. Elam
Missouri
Charles Barney
Mexico
Roy Fishback
Mark Twain High School
Darrell Petre
Perry
Harold L. Deckerd
Gene Deckerd
Harold
Stanley Goss
Ralls County
Board of Education
Beulah Carlson
New London
Pamela Ukele
Penny Lady
Delbert Russell
Connie Stanley
Center
Debbie Vaughn
Teresa Romine
Selma Martin
Christine Strode
Leota Dwyer
Linda Gibbs
James Lewellen
Remel Grey
Frank Withrow
Ralls
Marvin Crutchlow
MTHS
Strauss Warns Democrats On 76 Prospects
CHICAGO AP 15 Democratic governors met to map strategy for 1976. Strauss and Humphrey urged a strong program beyond Watergate fallout, warning against relying on Nixon era sins. They urged reform and major congressional wins, noting 1974 75 are years of decision and opportunity.
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Chicago
White House
Robert S. Strauss
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Congress
Strauss
Nixon
Daniel Walker
Children Drown In Pond Near Home Near Deepwater
Two children, 5 and 6, drowned after being last seen Monday night near their Deepwater Missouri home. Their bodies were recovered around midnight from a pond about 500 yards from the Vogel residence after a sister found a jacket. Over 50 volunteers aided in the search for Robert Vogel and Jennifer Vogel, children of Mr and Mrs George Vogel.
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Deepwater
Henry County Sheriff’s Office
Robert Vogel
Jennifer
Vogel
George Vogel
Clinton
Missouri
Rotarians To Hold Old Oaks Barbecue
The Mexico Rotary Club plans its annual barbecue at the Old Oaks Club in the A P Green Refractories Co area. Dinner starts at 6 40 after a 6 30 reception. Members may bring guests. Jay Gourley IIT serves as barbecue chairman.
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The
Mexico
Agnew Book May Bring Him Over 1 Million Dollars
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew may surpass one million dollars in advances and foreign deals for his novel A Very Special Relationship. Agent Scott Meredith cited $300,000 plus from initial contracts and potential earnings from Britain Japan Portugal Greece Belgium and other markets. U.S. Playboy Press and Ladies Home Journal serial rights push total above $1,000,000. Meredith noted possible England visit in early next year to promote the book with TV appearances and press conferences.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Scott Meredith
Agnew
England
W.H. Allen Ltd
Meredith
Hayakawa Shobo
Portugese
Moraes
Labrakis Press
Brussels
de Post
France
U.S
Playboy Press
Ladies Home Journal
Americans Still Leaving Argentina
Americans continue to flee Argentina as guerrilla kidnappings rise and no end is in sight. Firms hedge by relocating foreign executives temporarily. about 4,000 Americans remain, with 130 exiting recently. Exxon paid 14.2 million for Victor Samuelson’s abductors, and John Swint was killed in Cordoba last November, fueling fears for other executives.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
U.S
John Swint
Ford Motor Co
Cordoba
People’s Revolutionary Army
Exxon
Victor Samuelson
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Centralia Personal News and Fair Plans Report
Centralia residents share life notes for farm women of all ages and marital statuses. Plans include fair games and a soapy pig contest with a trophy for the child who catches the pig. Mental Health Council met April 18 at city hall with 10 members and guest Miss Rebecca Thomas.
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Centralia Mental Health Council
City Hall
Rebecca Thomas
Howard Burton
United Methodist Church
Sorosis Club
Paul Sturgeon
Gene Eickelman
Division of Mental Health
Columbia
Missouri dairy probe eyes anticompetitive pricing action
Jefferson City Missouri AP State Agriculture Commissioner James Boillot said he awaits a report from dairy inspectors before deciding on action over alleged milk price fixing and rebates. About a dozen agents probed Southwest Missouri areas under the Unfair Milk Sales Practices Act of 1959 as a joint legislative inquiry moves through the House awaiting Senate consideration.
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Jefferson City
James Boillot
Missouri
Boillot
State Attorney General's Office
Springfield
Brook Bartlett
Attorney General
Missouri House
Senate
Temporary Court Order Keeps 3,100 At Work
In Silver Bay Minnesota 3100 Reserve Mining workers returned to jobs after a temporary 8th Circuit Court of Appeals order stayed a lower court shutdown over pollution into Lake Superior The ruling keeps the plant operating while a full appeal proceeds and could avert a broader shutdown. The plant produces about 15 percent of the nation s iron ore.
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Silver Bay, Minn
Reserve Mining Co
Springfield
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Reserve
U.S
Miles Lord
Minneapolis
Silver Bay
Lake Superior
The
Republic
Armco Steel Companies
Babbitt
Lord
Ratchford orders review of MU campus police procedures
COLUMBIA Mo AP University of Missouri president Brice Ratchford asks chancellors of the four campuses to investigate campus police policies and report findings. He cites allegations that Columbia campus officers entered offices without warrants and used electronic “bugs” to gather information on students and faculty.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Brice Ratchford
University of Missouri- Columbia
Ratchford
Columbia
Paris 4-H Personal News and May Activities
Personal News of Paris lists May sessions at Paris Elementary School for 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. led by Mrs. Linda Wilkerson and a countywide free diabetes testing and blood pressure screening during the week of May 18. Town and Country Friends 4-H Club met at the Legion Hall in April with Bible verse roll call, reports on sportsmanship gardening and sewing, a May 2 city park cleanup plan, Holliday chicken fry tickets distribution, and refreshments by the Bivens and Sladek families.
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Paris
Linda Wilkerson
A. N
Town and Country Friends 4-H Club
Legion Hall
Holliday
Sladek
Bivens
Porter Begins Serving Sentence In Lompoc
Herbert L. Porter former scheduling director for Nixon re election campaign has begun a 30 day sentence at FCI Lompoc. Porter 35 pleaded guilty January 28 to one count of lying to FBI agents about details of where reelection campaign funds were spent. He entered prison to serve the 30 day term and the rest of his five to 15 month sentence was suspended.
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Lompoc
Calif
Herbert L. Porter
Nixon
Federal Correctional Institution
Porter
FBI
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George Clayton Albright Jr
Calvary Baptist Church
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Albright
Connie Jean Hoskins
Dalton
Lakeview Rd. West
Old Oaks
Strobes
Mutual of Omaha
Ute Laawance
Untted of Omaha
Equal Opportunity Companies
Centralia
Capp Homes
Logan Mayfield
Elm St
Quincy
Icapp Homes
Dept
N. Lindbergh
Hazelwood
New Homes
RFC
County
Ding Tot
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Donald Ross
Omaha
Neb
Myron Bright
Fargo
N.D
William Webster
St. Louis
Ledger
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