Humphrey Campaign Payment Tied to Chestnut in Sworn Claim
Sworn statements link Jack L. Chestnut, Humphrey campaign manager, to arranging a $12,000 corporate advertising bill payment via Associated Milk Producers Inc. to Lennon & Newell for the 1970 Senate bid. Lilly's lawyer cites co op authority as the source of funds. Chestnut invokes the Fifth.
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Washington
Jack L. Chestnut
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Senate
Barry Nova
Chestnut
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Noya
Senate Watergate Committee
Bob A. Lilly
Lilly
Senate Committee
Nova
Lennon & Newell
New York
Jack Chestnut
American Milk Producers
Greenwich
Conn
Co-Op
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Minnesota
Bob
Lennen & Newell, Inc
Lennen & Newell
Anthony Nicholas
San Antonio
Nicholas
Coop
Harold S. Nelson
Railsback Receives Ovation At Homecoming
Rep. Thomas F. Railsback, a leader on the impeachment push in the House Judiciary Committee, was greeted with standing ovations and praise at his Moline homecoming. About 160 tickets were sold for the Chamber of Commerce luncheon as supporters lauded his impeachment stance and urged defense of country over party. Railsback said he may explain his position on a road tour and predicted a possible 40 percent impeachment vote among House Republicans.
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Moline
Thomas F. Railsback
House
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Tom
William H. Hewitt
Deere & Co
Chamber of Commerce
Railsback
Rock Island County
White House
Congress
City slurry seal work on Sherwood and Union streets
Starting Monday the city street department begins slurry seal on a Sherwood Street section from Kentucky to Kent. Tuesday the crew shifts to Union Street between Green Boulevard and Breckenridge. Wednesday Bennington Street from Kent to Kentucky will close for slurry seal. Thursday Liberty Street from Missouri to Muldrow will be blocked.
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City Street Department
Sherwood St
Kentucky
Kent Streets
Union
Green Boulevard
Breckenridge
Bennington
Kent
Liberty
Missouri
Muldrow
Princess Anne and Phillips to visit Canada this fall
Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips will tour Canada from November 1 to 19. The royal couple will attend events in Toronto where the princess will open the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair on her arrival day.
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London
Anne
Mark Phillips
Canada
Buckingham Palace
Toronto
GOP Rally Focuses On Reaganite Platform, Local GOP Hopes
Speakers at a Vandalia GOP rally emphasized holding current Republican seats and boosting Republican candidates in county offices. Rep. Lemon urged primary support and a November win while Ferris Mundy, Leonard Snyder, and William Haas touted prospects for county court judges. Runge announced Sept. 14 barbecue and Oct. 11 fundraising dinner.
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Lemon
Runge
Vandalia
Bob Kennedy
Gail McGee
Doris Hamilton
Recorder
Glenda Orcutt
Glenn M. Barnes
William Haas
Ferris Mundy
Leonard Snyder
GOP
Pete Todsen
Pesticides Banned As Cancer Danger
Washington AP EPA bans two pesticides aldrin and dieldrin for unacceptably high cancer risk amid warnings Congress must grant EPA testing authority. Officials cite dieldrin tumors in mice and aldrin related findings in foods while urging final legislation to allow testing and possible bans.
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Washington
Rhe
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
EPA
Russell E. Train
John R. Quarles Jr
Congressional Conference
Life savings offered to aid Nixon in New Jersey
Nepture City residents Lewis Tortariello and wife Suzan offered the President their life savings of 9921 dollars and 22000 pennies to help him, saying the poor leader faces abuse and high legal fees. Nixon declined the loan as an aide noted he was deeply touched but unable to accept. The couple, Republicans active in re election efforts, traveled to Washington to present the gesture.
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Neptune City
Nixon
New Jersey
Lewis Tortariello
Washington
White House
Tortoriello
Jersey Shore
Tortariello
Susan
Canvassers Named to Count Absentee Ballots
County Clerk Glenn Barnes selected four canvassers to count absentee ballots for Tuesday's primary. Democrats Mrs. Gordon Gilman and Mrs. Patricia Ann Strassner join Republicans Mrs. Howard H. Walker and Mrs. C. K. Winn. They will start at the courthouse Tuesday morning and work until finished.
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Glenn Barnes
Gordon Gilman
Patricia Ann Strassner
Howard H. Walker
C.K. Winn
A.m
Dean Shopher Family Plans Move to Mexico Home Purchase Ensuing
Mr and Mrs Dean Shopher and two children return from Greenbrae California to Mexico and buy 1116 Luther Drive from Mr and Mrs Charlie Woods Shelly Shopher will study at Williams Woods College Fulton Kevin Shopher to be a Mexico High School junior Dean Shopher chairs Paca A meat packing firm in San Pedro Sula Honduras and will commute between Mexico and Central America Speed Mitchell of 107 Alabama is admitted to Boone County Hospital in room 225 for tests.
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Dean Shopher
Mexico
Greenbrae
Calif
Luther Drive
Charlie Woods
Shelly
Williams Woods College
Fulton
Kevin
Shepher
Paca §.A
San Pedro Sula
Honduras
Aphids On Milo Not Green Bugs Says MU Expert
University of Missouri Extension specialist R A Kimmel notes that milo aphids are corn leaf aphids not green bugs and do not cause the same damage. These aphids enter milo whorls and are often eaten by lady beetles. spraying is not recommended. Most fall army worms are past their stage with no need to spray.
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R.A. Kimmel
University of Missouri Extension Center
Mr. Kimmel
Milo
Probes Split Over Lost Fifth Point Four Million in Securities
Two prosecutors in New York began rival inquiries into how 5.4 million dollars in securities vanished from the city comptroller's office and later appeared in records. The case traces to ledger alterations, audits and a task force led by Nicholas Scoppetta which found the funds had moved to original documents but not the vault ledger.
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New York
City Comptroller
Maurice Nadjari
Harrison J. Goldin
Manhattan
Richard Kuh
Nadjari
Goldin
Abraham Beame
Beame
Nicholas Scoppetta
Kuh
Scoppetta
Canada to resume US meat imports with DES screening plan
Ottawa says meat imports from the United States will resume after a four month ban under a new system to exclude DES treated meat. A live cattle quota of 82 835 head will be set for 12 months to stabilize the market while U S government veterinarians will screen DES free meat. The DES dispute arose from FDA actions and Canadian health rules.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
FDA
Canadian Health Department
U.S
Ray Turnbough Dies At Paris At 54
Ray Turnbough 54 of Paris died at 10 40 a m Friday after an extended illness. He was a farmer and mechanic. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p m at Agnew Funeral Home with Rev Jimmie Jones of Sturgeon officiating and burial at Walnut Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Survived by wife Onita, daughter Karen, twin brother Roy, six sisters. He was a longtime resident and Christian Church member.
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Paris
Ray Turnbough
Agnew
Jimmie Jones
Sturgeon
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Ralph Sydenstricker
John and
Phil Gilmore
Forrest Gosney
Roy Johnson
Tom Abell
Bruce Long
Fern) Mitts
Bruce
Lois) Long
Hazel Baker
Fred Buffington
Perry
Turnbough
The
Christian Church
Mrs. Myrtle Crigler Dies at 67 in Santa Fe
Mrs Myrtle J Crigler 67 of Santa Fe died at Pleasant View Rest Home Paris at 8 30 am Friday She born Monroe County Nov 4 1906 to Frank T and Susan J Clapper Smith married Albert Crigler May 23 1965 Survived by husband two sisters two step daughters one step son and many nieces and nephews Funeral 3 30 pm Sunday Rev Joyce Woods burial Santa Fe Cemetery Visitation 4 pm Saturday Wilkey Funeral Home Perry body lies in state at church after 1 pm Sunday
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Santa FE
Myrtle J. Crigler
Pleasant View
Paris
Monroe County
Frank T
Susan J. Clapper Smith
Albert Crigler
Santa Fe Methodist Church
Joyce. Woods
Wilkey Funeral Home
Perry
Orah Smith
Beulah Hannah
Rosalee Snyder
Leta Mae Sexton
Columbia
Marvin Crigler
Clark
Mrs. Margaret Waterston Rites Sunday
Mrs. Margaret E. Waterston, 97, of Santa Fe died at 4 a.m. Friday at her daughter Mrs. Edward Moseley's home in Perry. Born July 15, 1877 in Hydesburg, she married John Waterston in Topeka on Sept. 20, 1910. he died Sept. 1, 1962. She belonged to Ocean Rays Methodist Church in Marion County and the DAR. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Wilkey Funeral Home with Rev. C D Howell. burial in Lick Creek Cemetery. Visitation after 4 p.m. Saturday. She is survived by her daughter, three grandchildren, ten great grandchildren. four brothers and one sister preceded her in death.
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Santa FE
Margaret E. Waterston
Edward Moseley
Perry
Hydesburg
William Henry
Lea Ann Maddox Short
John Waterston
Topeka
Ocean Rays Methodist Church
Marion County
DAR
Wilkey Funeral Home
C.D. Howell
Lick Creed Cemetery
Mosley
Weather and Local Notices From Missouri Report
Weather forecast for Missouri calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures and showers ending in the extreme southeast. Highs 70s to around 80, tonight in the 50s, Sunday low 70s to near 80. Hospital admissions list numerous names. discharges and deaths noted. Marriage license applications listed. public safety report details a home break in and arrest of Floyd McKay Collins.
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Missouri
Accidents, theft notes and court actions from local blotter
The Daily Record reports minor collisions at Liberty and Rawlings involving Bille Jones and Shirley Deliva Trammell with moderate damage to one vehicle. Steinman and Williams sideswiped at Monroe and Washington leaving Steinman moderately damaged. A bicycle theft valued at $75 was noted for Mrs. Carl Wolfe. Highway Patrol notes a Laddonia driver’s car demolished on wet Route KK with no injuries. Teel arrested for DWI and following too closely after a collision on east Highway 54. Wheeler’s Vandalia vehicle overturned after striking a embankment. speeding cited. City Court trial found Dutton and Smith not guilty on non intoxicating beer charges. Magistrate fined Charles Tinker $15. Circuit Court petition for dissolution filed by Sandra Lynn Keith and Gary Wayne Keith.
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Liberty
Rawlings
Bille Jones
Centralia
Shirley Deliva Trammell
E. Jackson St
Brenda Gail Steinman
N. Olive
Sherman F. Williams
Thompson
Monroe
Washington
Steinman
Williams
Carl Wolfe
Western St
Wolfe
Highway Patrola
Alva Shilling Jr
Laddonia
Mexico
Strother
Teel
Larry Wheeler
Vandalia
Scott's Corner
Route W
Wheeler
City Court
Fenlon
Jesse Dutton
Steven Wayne Smith
Three Oil Firms Boost Gas 1 Cent
New York based Standard Oil of California Shell Oil Co and Texaco Inc raised wholesale gasoline prices by one cent a gallon this week. The move reflects changes in foreign crude costs and follows federal rules allowing monthly adjustments. The higher wholesale price is expected to be passed to consumers at company and independent stations. Gulf Oil had cut prices by 1.6 cents per gallon last month due to lower crude costs.
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New York
Standard Oil of California
Shell Oil Co
Texaco Inc
Gulf Oil Co
Mormon Change Fails To End Suit By Blacks
Black leaders critique a church policy change on Boy Scout leadership as racist and condescending. They will pursue a discrimination suit, noting blacks cannot hold priesthood offices and thus could not become senior Scout leaders. The church says blacks may lead if better qualified, but will generally follow the old policy for scouts.
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Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Over the Counter and NYSE Trading Mixed Among Firms
Yesterday Commerce Bant and Wetterau reported varied bids and asks in over the counter trading with shifts from 14 to 18 percent. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks closed at 2 percent with 2,100 shares traded as prices moved for A B Chance Combustion Engineering Dresser Interco Kaiser Panhandle Ralston Purina US Gypsum cases and volumes listed for each as markets fluctuated.
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Commerce Bantshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
A.B. Chance
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Vandalism Incidents Hit Local Auto Parts Stores
An arsonist used an acetylene torch to attempt breaking into Central Auto Parts, damaging an east window and triggering a chase by MFA mill employee who pursued a youth described as a 13 to 15 year old black male with Afro hair, wearing a green and brown outfit. Estimated damages: Glen's Garage 700 to 800 dollars, Hat cher's Automotive 50 dollars, Central Auto Parts 100 dollars after glass replacement.
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Auto Parts
MFA
Vigortane
S. Calhounst
Morris
Glen
Hatcher
Rites This Afternoon For Mrs Wayne
Funeral services for Mrs Dan Wayne were scheduled today at 2 30 p m at Arnold Funeral Home with Don Wortman officiating Burial planned in Laddonia Cemetery The organist was Mrs John Willer and soloist Mrs John Connor Pallbearers listed as Wilber Hale Joe Williams Lloyd Brooks Jack Bradley JR Bradley and Bob Crawford
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Dan Wayne
Arnold Funeral Home
Don Wortman
Laddonia Cemetery
John Willer
John Connor
Wilber Hale
Joe Williams
Lloyd Brooks
Jack Bradley
JR. Bradley
Bob Crawford
Bond May Enter Several Democratic Primaries in 1976
State Rep. Julian Bond said he may enter several Democratic presidential primaries in 1976. It is presently an idea and just that. Bond spoke in Atlanta, Georgia, noting his consideration of a campaign across multiple states and the potential impact on the race.
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Atlanta, Ga
Julian Bond
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