Medic Board To Discuss Speed Shots
New York County Medical Society board of censors plans to discuss an article alleging Dr Max Jacobson injected amphetamines into prominent patients including John F Kennedy and others. The board seeks to review the situation. no charges have been filed, and it can cite doctors for unethical conduct and refer cases to the state Department of Education.
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NEW York
New York County Medical Society
Board of Censors
Max Jacobson
Jacobson
Lawrence Essenson
Essenson
New Yorkey
John F. Kennedy
Tennessee Williams
Alan Jay Lerner
Truman Capote
Prince Stansilas Radziwell
the Times
Medical Society
Apollo 17 TV Plans Extend Through Splashdown
AP reports no more special telecasts until Monday when Cernan and Schmitt land and begin lunar explorations. Broadcast windows across CBS NBC and ABC list Dec 11 to Dec 19 with multiple Mexico time slots for each phase including Moon Walks Liftoff and Splashdown.
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Space Center
Houston
Eugene A. Cernan
Harrison H. Schmitt
CBS
Mexico
NBC
ABC
New Plan On Campaign Fund Control
Sen John J Johnson proposes a new plan to regulate campaign spending for the 1973 Missouri Legislature. The plan would require a campaign treasurer and designated depository, enforce monthly financial reports, and publish summaries for public access. If reports are late, the attorney general may prosecute. injunctions could be sought to stop illegal actions.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
John J. Johnson
Affton
House Senate
Fred E
Gene” Copeland
New Madrid
Johnson
Secretary of State
Attorney General
Florida
Family Keeps 800-Pound Pet Hog At Firebaugh Home
In Firebaugh California James and Mickey Boccahella care for Arnold a housebroken Hamp shire pig weighing about 800 pounds. Arnold barks like a dog, eats four dozen doughnuts for breakfast, and has his own bedroom sleeping 20 hours daily. He arrived as a runt two years ago unable to stand.
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Firebaugh
Calif
James
Mickey Boccahella
Arnold
Hampshire
Mickey
Boccabellas
San Joaquin
New Vocational Schools Opened Across Missouri
Four new vocational schools started this year in Missouri at Warrensburg Samar Doniphan and Lebanon bringing the total to 44 with more than 55 000 students Nine more schools are due to operate by 1976 77 The Current River Area Vocational School at Doniphan serves eight high school districts and opened at 86 percent capacity with 268 students An adult program was added last month The Lamar Area Vocational Technical School opened with 250 students from eight high schools The Warrensburg Area Vocational School enrolls 180 from seven high schools The Laclede Area Vocational School at Lebanon serves more than 700 youths and adults from Conway Lebanon and Stoutland high school districts
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Warrensburg
Samar
Doniphan
Lebanon
State Department of Education
Area Vocational Schools
River Area
Lamar Area Vocational- Technical School
Laclede Area Vocational School
Conway, Lebanon
Stoutland
Transition government formed to smooth Missouri transfer
Transition Government Incorporated, a non profit formed to ease Gov elect Christopher S Bond’s handover from Gov Warren Hearnes, filed articles of incorporation. Alfred Sikes leads the group with directors John Fox Arnold Stephen Lambright and Michael Walther. Bond says it can hire and fire and contract as a company. tax exemption hinges on state and federal review.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Transition Government, Inc
Christopher S. Bond
Warren E. Hearnes
James C. Kirkpatrick
Bond
Alfred Sikes
John Fox Arnold
Webster Groves
Stephen K. Lambright
Shrewsbury
Michael C. Walther
Clayton
Sikes
Gary Ryan
Kirkpatrick
State Tax Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Goals Groups Study Varied New Proposals
Missouri Goals Commission examined hundreds of recommendations from 11 subject areas after public hearings. Proposals include tax and revenue changes for counties and cities, expanded paramedic training, more health care access, and incentives for physicians to locate in underserved areas. The group plans subcommittees and will forward final recommendations to the governor and legislature.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Goals Commission
Commission
Department of Community Affairs
Richard Kreiser
Department
St. Charles County
Hannibal
Kansas City
Arkansas Line
Missouri
Illinois
Ste. Genevieve
Service Addresses Added To Holiday Mail List
New addresses of servicemen for Christmas mailing. Listings include Pvt. 2 Edward W. Threlkeld at Fort Polk, Pvt. 2 Stephen E. Sits at Fort Leonard Wood, Sgt. Jeffery L. Couch at Fort Meade, Lt. John L. Walker Jr. at APO San Francisco, Capt. Bob Christian at APO San Francisco, and numerous others across Fort Gordon, Fort Leonard Wood, APO New York and APO San Francisco.
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Edward W. Threlkeld
Fort Polk
Stephen E
Co. C
Fort Leonard Wood
Timothy W. Harrison
Fort Gordon
Jeffery L. Couch
Fort Meade
Terry L. Waller
S.C.T.Y
Stephen B. Cleesen
APO
San Francisco
Calif
James W. Woolfolk
Melvin R. Nichols
4Th
RGN
USA
Fort Shafter
Hawaii
Stephen Jackson
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Texas
Helen M. Hake
Usaf Hospital
Box
AMN
Kenneth R. Hake
England Air Force Base
Thomas W. Con
New York
N.Y
Ronald E. Haverich
James Miers
Sta
Puerto Rico
FPO
John W. Acton
Eric J. Miller
Trp
L.11th Acr
Dennis Sanborn
B Co
US Surgeon To Aid Mrs Marcos
President Marcos said President Nixon is sending Dr. Robert T. Chase from Sanford Medical Center to help repair tendons in Imelda Marcos right hand after a bolo knife attack at an awards ceremony. The assailant was shot dead by guards.
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Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Nixon
California
Imelda
Marcos
Robert T. Chase
Sanford Medical Center
Nomination Panel to Fill Kansas City Court of Appeals Seat
The Appellate Judicial Commission will meet Jan 27 to select three nominees to fill the Kansas City Court of Appeals vacancy caused by Judge Gerald Crosset’s retirement at 75. Chief Justice James A. Finch urged prompt submission of qualified applicants. Crosset has served since 1960. his home is Lathrop.
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Jefferson City
Appellate Judicial Commission
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Gerald Crosset
James A. Finch
Missouri Supreme Court
Judge Cross
Court of Appeals
Lathrop
Witnesses Describe Search For McNally Hijacker In Indiana
In St Louis and Indianapolis testimonies, crew members and FBI chase pilots traced the hijacker of an American Airlines jet. Capt. Art Koester said the man ordered the door opened and parachuted into northern Indiana after demanding 502000 dollars. FBI agent Ben Weaver, in a chase plane, reported seeing something pass the cockpit.
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ST. Louis
Martin J. McNally
Wyandotte
Mich
Indianapolis
FBI
Peru
Ind
U.S. District Court
McNally
American Airlines
Indiana
Art Koester
Ben Weaver
Air Force
Kooster
Toronto
Pilot recounts hijacker threats during cockpit incident
Koester testified that a hijacker armed with a submachine gun ripped off his sunglasses, threatened to kill him, claimed it was an accident, and ordered him to return to the cockpit, describing a tense in-flight confrontation.
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Koester
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Medic Board
Kurt Runesson
Danderyds Hospital
Stockholm
Sweden
Warren Ransdell
Audrain Medical Center
Tony Milian
AMC
Runesson
Gerd Hellman
University of Missouri
Baptist Hospital
Menorah Medical Center
Richard Vance
Transition Government Incorporated
Auxvassee Jaycee Wives Glass
IGA
Auxvasse
Mrs. Marcos
Lawrence
Audrain Soil Service, Inc
Laddonia
Stamper Mill Representatives
Soil Service
Clyde Brown
Phillips
E. Whitley
Martha Eckley
LPN
MIT
Badaracco & Lower
Jefferson
Pontiac
Buick American Motors New
Samsonite
Fredendall
Tower Loan Company
Pete Wilson
Washington
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