Senators See Contradictions In ITT Testimony
Senators clash over ITT case as testifying officials offer contrasting claims about settlement ties and White House involvement. The Judiciary Committee plans to press for extended hearings while continuing to vote on Kleindienst’s attorney general nomination amid newly disclosed letters and Rohatyn resignations.
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Muskie campaign turns corner after Massachusetts loss
The Massachusetts primary left Sen Edmund Muskie badly beaten 2 to 1 by George McGovern as he fights for third place behind McGovern in Pennsylvania and Hubert Humphrey winning in Minnesota while George Wallace posts a strong second in the same state. The AP report also notes Nixon set to return to Paris peace talks and Kissinger secret Moscow visit amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Arrest Made In Mexico Burglaries Amid Ongoing Probe
A third suspect, a 17-year-old youth, was arrested by Mexico Police Dept in a burglary ring that has tailed since December. David Green faces burglary charges with arraignment set for today. Loot estimates exceed $1,000 across Phil's 66 Service Liberty Theatre Hoxsey Hotel and the Presbyterian Church. More arrests are expected.
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Posters Bring Him Word From Redhead
Bruce Britton, after meeting a redheaded woman in Golden Gate Park, posted notices on alarms and poles around San Francisco's financial district asking her to call. A call came from a woman who fit the description, though she reportedly did not see the posters.
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Michael D Stone Named Patrolman in Mexico
Michael D Stone 21 from Bowling Green becomes a Mexico patrolman. He will start April 28 after serving in the U S Army from 1968 to 1971. A graduate of an El Paso Texas high school he completed two parts of a five part Missouri Extension law enforcement program under the Emergency Employment Act. Leo Brueggen, a probationary patrolman under EEA, is released today after three months on the force.
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Miss Rinkle Wins Hair Style Contest
Miss Linda Rinkle won first place in the Hair Styling Contest at Mexico High School auditorium last night. Second and third places went to Mrs. Mary Lou Heaton and Miss Valery Jones. Other participants included Miss Janet Allred, Miss Wanda Benjamin, Miss Janice Greening, Miss Diane Nixon, and Miss Sharon Lee. Judges were Mrs. Gayle Carroll, Mrs. Larry Hawkins, Mrs. LaVerne Foege, and Mrs. Elizabeth Martin. Music by Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Boone. Mrs. Naomi Burgess served as emcee with Mrs. Francis Gilpin assisting. Trophies were presented by Davis Hart.
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Gayle Carroll
Larry Hawkins
LaVerne Foe
School Bus Crashes Near Trenton
A Trenton School District bus ran off a bridge and overturned about nine miles northwest of Trenton, injuring fifteen. Four youths Ellen Bates 12 Kay 10 Lori Hein 7 of Spickard Mo Robin George 17 of Trenton and David MacKelly 19 the driver required hospital treatment. ten other passengers were treated and released.
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Mrs Wallace Hits 100 MPH in Indy Pace Car Ride
Cornelia Wallace guided the Indianapolis 500 official pace car around the track at nearly 100 mph amid a campaign stop in Indianapolis for Gov. George C. Wallace. She said the pace lap was fun despite the pot.
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God as partner in oil venture shocks Oklahoma
Alan Hammer sells securities claiming God is his partner and that “God Almighty” signs his letters. Securities Commissioner William Tisher ordered Hammer to stop selling. Hammer limits investors to “good white men and good Indian men” and says the venture is the best oil investment ever offered.
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Cary Grant Sues Fox for One Million Over Film Clips
Los Angeles AP reports Cary Grant sues 20th Century Fox for 1 million dollars claiming the studio copied scenes from his 1952 film in a 1968 release. The actor cites potential damages and infringement in the lawsuit.
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Gravel to reattempt Viet papers in Congressional Record
Senator Mike Gravel plans another bid to place secret Vietnam war documents into the Congressional Record after a first attempt was blocked by Senate leaders. The 1969 papers reportedly show Nixon aides questioned Vietnamization and the use of air power, while Griffin warned of a closed session if Gravel proceeds.
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Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
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Short campaign nets 75 dollars for would be sheriff
Harold Giberson of Urbana filed Tuesday as a Republican for Dallas County sheriff in Buffalo Missouri. He then withdrew at the Buffalo courthouse saying a friend bet him $100 he wouldn t file and the $25 filing fee left him a $75 profit on a 12 hour campaign.
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New N and W Gondolas For Roanoke Pipe Cars
A thousand 52 foot gondola cars are rolling off Norfolk and Western Railway production lines in Roanoke Virginia. They are specially designed to carry steel pipe.
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Nixons Planned Texas Visit This Weekend
The White House announced President Nixon and Mrs Nixon will visit a Texas ranch near Floresville or make an overnight trip from San Antonio by Sunday. Treasury Secretary John B. Connally was not present in the brief notice.
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Mexican Ledger Subscription Rates and Office Hours
Mexican Ledger lists publication at 300 N Washington St Mexico Mo with daily except Sundays and holidays. Rates: 10 cents per copy, $2.00 monthly by carrier. yearly and multi year mail rates vary by county and state. armed forces members Pay $1.25 per month. Office hours are 8 to 5:30 weekdays and 8 to 3 Saturday.
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