Common Market Looks To Future
Copenhagen leaders of the Common Market presented a vision of a dynamic bloc with equality toward the United States, cooperation with Russia, and closer ties with China. They defined the European identity as independence from superpowers while seeking global links. Ministers from six Arab nations met to press their oil dispute as shortages loom over markets and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Russia
China
Peru
Beebe Fire Cause Unknown Ot North Missouri man seeks shelter after blaze
John Beebe of Mokane reports his home on Route 1 was destroyed by fire Saturday morning and the exact cause remains unknown. He mentions a floor furnace that may have failed but cites no definite source. The Beebes thank readers for aid offers and plan to find a new home in the Fulton Mokane area while staying at Stephenson's Motel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beebe
Mokane
Rte. 1
Beebe
Beebes
Stephenson’s
Fulton-Mokane
Holiday closures across state offices on December 24
State offices including the license bureau and vision testing office will close Monday December 24 along with Audrain welfare services and district welfare headquarters. The article also discusses oil supply tensions with the Arabs, European energy strategy led by Kissinger, and calls for an Energy Action Group with Western Europe Japan Canada to conserve fuel and boost energy sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Potts
Paul Cherches
Audrain Welfare
Western
Europe
Israel
Western Europe
Henry A. Kissinger
London
Japan
United States
Canada
Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Denmark
Ireland
Iran Auction Sets Higher Oil Prices For 1974 Contracts
National Iranian Oil Co signs 84 million barrel deals with 15 foreign buyers for delivery in early 1974. Light crude prices ranged from 16 to 17.34 dollars a barrel and heavy from 9 to 16.04 dollars, fuelled by auction results that may shape OPEC pricing ahead of a December 22 Vienna meeting.
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Tehranap
National Iranian Oil Co
Tranian Company
Tran
Western Consortium
Tehran
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Vienna
Middle East
Mediterranean
US will return Indian currency to India
The United States will return 2.2 billion dollars in Indian currency held by India, ending a dispute that strained ties and risked India’s economy. About 3.2 billion rupees sit in the RBI as India repays US aid loans faster than projects are agreed. The settlement lets India use most funds for its five year plan while the U.S. keeps about 1 billion rupees for diplomatic costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
United States
Reserve Bank of India
U.S
Washington
Saxbe confirmation moves forward after 15 to 1 vote
Senate Judiciary Committee clears William Saxbe as attorney general with a 15 to 1 vote. Only Sen. Sam Ervin Jr. opposed citing constitutional ineligibility due to pay raise. others seek assurances on Jaworski's independence and powers from the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
William B. Saxhbe
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sam Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate Watergate Committee
Leon Jaworski
Saxbe
Ohio
Jaworski
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Nixon
Hugh Scott
Scott
White House
Kennedy
Hart
Congress
Ervin
William Saxbe
Sean Jaworski
Capitol Hill
Environmentalists Face New Energy Crisis Concerns
AP Science Writer Brian Sullivan reports that the energy crisis strains environmental gains and shifts focus to resource use. White House moves emission standards to AEC, provoking EPA opposition. Cameron of EDF warns of delays in auto rules and looser coal land reclamation, while offshore drilling expands with safety concerns. California lifts Santa Barbara channel moratorium with state approval needed for each well. Cameron praises better Alaskan pipeline design but questions safety amid urgency. Positive note on resource care and energy savings in transportation. Our economy must be tuned up as the era of unlimited resources ends.
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Brian Sullivan
New York
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
Nixon
EPA
Roderick Cameron
The
Environmental Defense Fund
Cameron
California
Santa Barbara Channel
State Lands Commission
Congress
Experts Fail To Confirm Nixon Tape Gap Cause
Washington AP report says 150 man days of study found the high intensity lamp and electric typewriter setup is not a likely cause for 18 minutes missing from a June 20 1972 Nixon Haldeman tape. Focus shifts to Rose Mary Woods Uber recorder.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
U.S
John J. Sirica
Miss Woods
J. Fred Buzhardt
Watergate
Burharat
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Lynn couple welcome daughter at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Larry W Lynn of Vandalia announce the birth of a daughter born at 11 09 a m Thursday at Audrain Medical Center. The infant weighed seven pounds nine ounces. Mr Lynn works for North American Refractories Co in Farber.
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Larry W. Lynn
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Lynn
North American Refractories Co
Farber
Christmas shopping spree at Boys Home targets record gifts
In Joseph, Missouri, County Boys Home superintendent Harry Whitmore reports an anonymous donor gave 33 boys ages 11 to 17 ten dollars each for Christmas. Whitmore plans a shopping expedition as the boys prepare their lists for gifts. In Detroit, GM raises average car prices by 133 dollars after price controls end, with trucks up 322 dollars and overall price rise about 188 dollars.
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St, Joseph, Mo
Harry Whitmore
County Boys Home
Whitmore
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Cost of Living Council
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors Corp
Rockefeller Study Fund Voted Down
The Senate Appropriations Committee quietly killed a 1 million request for Governor Nelson Rockefeller's Commission on Critical Choices. Opponents blamed the bid on political aims for a 1976 presidential run, with Sen. Henry Bellmon and Sen. Mark Hatfield leading the opposition during a late session. The funds would have supported a federal energy study by the commission.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rocky
Henry Bellmon
R-Okla
John) Connally
California
Ronald
Reagan
Deer Hit By Truck On Highway 54 Near Scott's Corner
A deer was struck and killed by a pickup driven by Phillip Cott of Wellsville on Highway 54 near the Curvie River bridge north of Scott's Corner. Minor damage occurred to the truck. Conservation Agent Don Smith urged motorists to watch for additional deer after reports that four or five deer followed the initial incident.
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Phillip Cott
Wellsville
Curvie River Bridge
Highway 54
Scott's Corner
Don Smith
Cott
Death Ends Struggle With Disease And Law
Ruth Thomas who divorced husband to qualify for state medical aid died of multiple sclerosis at Welkind Neurological Center in Chester New Jersey after a seven year battle. Her husband Howard Thomas said she is better off now. The state halted aid after he was told he earned too much. Burial planned in St. Petersburg.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Ruth Thomas
Thomas
Welkind Center
Bush optimistic on GOP strength for 1974
ST LOUIS AP Republican National Chairman George Bush said the party is in reasonably good shape and will perform in next year’s mid term elections. He spoke at a $100 plate fundraiser in Fenton and predicted voters will urge Congress to let Nixon focus on governing. Bush defended Nixon, said no proof of wrongdoing exists, and praised Danforth as a strong potential challenger to Eagleton.
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ST. Louis
George Bush
Bush
GOP
Fenton
Congress
Nixon
U.S
United Nations
Missouri
Republican State Committee
White House
John C. Danforth
Thomas F. Eagleton
Danforth
al Chance
Eagleton
Moeller Couple Welcomes Sixth Child Son William Paul
Mr and Mrs Garry E Moeller of St Louis announce the birth of their son William Paul at St John s Mercy Hospital. This is their sixth child and second son Mr Moeller is a CPA with Price Waterhouse in St Louis Grandparents are Ed B Moeller of Mexico and Mary Jennings of St Louis.
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Garry E. Moeller
St. Louis
William Paul
St. John's Mercy Hospital
Mr. Moeller
Price Watterhouse
Ed B. Moeller
Mexico
Mary Jennings
St. Is
Central State Must Return 903000 in Overpaid Funds
Jefferson City Mo AP Central Missouri State University must repay 903000 to the state after enrollments were inflated by 2700 to 3200 students. House committee chair Rep James Russell and CMSU president Warren Lovinger reached the agreement.
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Jefferson City
Central Missouri State University
House Appropriations Committee
James “Jay
Russell
Florissant
House
CMSU
Warren Lovinger
Lovinger
Independence Residence Center
U.S
University of Missouri
Christopher
Bond
Independence Center
CMS80
Appropriations Committee
Santa Claus
Guv. Bond
Cmsu Regets
Edward Farmer
Springfield
St. Louis
James Mauze
Candidate Urges Public Financing in Missouri Race
Missouri auditor candidate Dwight Fine calls for public campaign financing, arguing the current system favors the wealthy. He criticizes a proposed bill allowing large personal contributions and supports a state fund of one dollar per taxpayer with strict spending limits for governor and other offices.
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Jefferson City
Dwight Fine
Missouri
Fine
George Lehr
Jackson County
Courtney Goodman
Edward Dowd
Dowd
Tower Grove Bank and Trust Co
St. Louis
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Secretary of State
Ethics Commission
House
Senate
Governor's Club
Mrs Gourley 11 Undergoes Surgery Transfer
Mrs Jay Gourley III of 1108 Luther Drive was moved from Audrain Medical Center to the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia where she had surgery yesterday. Her husband says she is improving and in Room 728 W.
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Jay Gourley III
Luther Drive
Audrain Medical Center
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
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Archibald Cox
Elliot L. Richardson
Cox
Energy Emergency Action Committee
New Energy
William Simon
Lynns
Rockfeller Study Fund
William Paul Moeller
Vom
Per
Vopensational
Assight
Recta
Thi
Cor
Central State
Jay Gourley
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