Nixon men pick Muskie as target
A Nixon administration push targets Edmund Muskie as a top Democratic rival. Nixon and Atty. Gen. Mitchell urge lawmakers and voters to view Muskie as weak on peace, while Muskie promotes a drug abuse and veteran treatment program. The piece covers reactions from Mayors Lindsay and Yorty, Sen Jackson, and Sen Humphrey, plus Hartke and Ashbrook critiques, in the run up to state primaries.
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Boston
Yorty
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Nixon
North Vietnam
Jackson
Florida
Sen. Jackson
Washington
Fort Lauderdale
United States
Russia
China
North
South Vietnam
Humphrey
Fla
Maine
Manchester
N.H
U.S
Muskie
Hartke
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Joe McCarthy
Ashbrook
Ohio
John M. Ashbrook
New Hampshire
Nixon Stakes Eight Point Peace Plan as Talks Stall
President Nixon declared no further concessions to North Vietnam until it negotiates his eight point peace proposal. He warned supporters who push for delay that the enemy’s failure to negotiate could be blamed on them. Nixon outlined China trip plans and touched on taxes busing and regional diplomacy.
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Gregg Herrington
Associated Press
Richard Nixon
Edmund S. Muskie
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Maine
Muskie
Indochina
White House
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Washington
Mitchell
Justice Department
Hubert H. Humphrey
Henry M. Jackson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hanoi
New Hampshire
Lindsay
New York
John V. Lindsay
China
U.S
India
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Report Calls For Research On Marijuana
A National Institute of Mental Health annual report questions beliefs about marijuana and notes potential medical value for glaucoma. It urges more research on driving impairment, effects on women of childbearing age, and brain and kidney damage, and recommends against pot use by young women until birth outcomes are clearer. The study cites possible medical use and signals social controls may curb abuse more than legal bans.
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Washington
Congress
National Insitute of Mental Health
NIMH
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
R. S. Hepler
I. M. Frank
Journal of the American Medical Association
Pollock Painting Acquired by Boston Museum for New Contemporary Wing
The Museum of Fine Arts Boston buys its first Pollock for its new contemporary art section. The nine by two feet painting was purchased from an unidentified New York collector. Price not disclosed. source estimates about 160000 dollars.
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Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Jackson Pollock
Pollock
New York
Nixon and Connally weigh new tax plan this weekend
President Nixon and Treasury Secretary Connally will discuss a value added tax this weekend while indicating no firm decision. Officials brief a government committee on a 3 percent VAT expected to raise 18 billion with 5 billion in rebates and credits and 13 billion shared with states conditional on dropping local school property taxes.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury
John Connally
News T
Treasury Department
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Supreme Court
Top Labor Union Officials Oppose Arbitration Law
In Miami Beach AFL CIO Maritime Trades Department leaders oppose compulsory arbitration as a method to end deadlocks and fear a government controlled economy. They warn such laws could curb negotiations and threaten wage and productivity decisions across labor and industry. The officials fear Nixon strike legislation may extend cooling off periods and allow government panels to pick final offers.
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Miami Beach
Fla
White House
Congress
Aflcio Maritime Trades Department
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
Nixon
George Meany
Maritime Department
Irish Road Mine Kills 2 Soldiers
Belfast dispatch reports a road mine likely planted by the Irish Republican Army blew up a British army jeep near the border on Thursday night, killing two soldiers. In Belfast a gunman wounded in a fight with police died in hospital, raising Northern Ireland’s death toll to 243 in the sectarian conflict. Bombs hit downtown Belfast and Armagh. British troops clashed with youths in Coalisland with no casualties. The British Cabinet weighs a peace talks plan, while Protestant leader Brian Faulkner hardens his stance against releasing suspected guerrillas.
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Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Armagh
Coalisland
Brian Faulkner
TRA
Social Democratic and Labor Party
London
Faulkner
Unionist Party
Irish Republic
Miss Lisa Lynn Broemser Undergoes Surgery Today
Miss Lisa Lynn Broemser 13 daughter of Mrs Ward Irvin 627 Woodlawn St underwent surgery this morning at Audrain Medical Center. She is a student at Hardin Junior High School.
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Lisa Lynn Broemser
Ward Irvin
Woodlawn St
Audrain Medical Center
Hardin Junior High School
Mexicoans In Art Showing at Central Missouri State College
Two CMSC seniors Nick Burditt and Tom Durham will display paintings sculptures drawings and designs in a senior showing February 14 to 22 at the CMSC Museum. Some works will also be shown February 14 to 18 in the College Union Conference Center with Sight Sound 5 festival.
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Mexico
Central Missouri State College
CMSC
College Union Conference Center
Sight Sound
US and EUCOM to Review World Trade
The United States and six Common Market countries announce a 1973 comprehensive world trade review to raise standards and expand liberalization. Japan and the US join in, with talks to cover farm products, raw materials, and manufactured goods under GATT facilities.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
Japan
William D. Eberle
Nixon
U.S
Band King And Queen Rule Tonight
Mexico High School Dixie Grey Band hosts a formal dance after a winter concert in Presser Hall. The band performs at 7 30 pm, then the Empire Club hosts the dance at 9 pm with The Parchment Farm. John Willer will announce the king and queen from the listed candidates.
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Mexico High School
Dixie Grey
Empire Club
Parchment Farm
John Willer
King
Lawrence Epple
Chester Trotter
Kevin Laws
Queen
Iris Holtcamp
Vicki Earle
Marcia Lees
Jan Woods
Measles Immunization in March in Audrain County
Audrain County physicians with the Health Department and Missouri Division of Health announce rubella and rubella immunization in all elementary schools on March 7 8 and 9 1972. Immunization targets children age 1 through sixth grade about 11. Clinics will be held countywide and the schedule will be announced next week.
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Audrain County
Audrain County Health Department
Missouri Division of Health
Division of Health
Salk
Sabin
Health Department
Missouri Industrial Development Conference set for April 13-14
Jefferson City will host the 14th annual Missouri Industrial Development Conference on April 13-14, with Gov. Warren E. Hearnes delivering the keynote luncheon address as announced by the state Division of Commerce and Industrial Development.
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Jefferson City
State Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
Warren
Hearnes
Mexico Leager Publication Notice and Rates
Daily Mexico Leager lists office at 300 N Washington St Mexico Mo with postal rates and service options. It details single copy price carrier area and mail rates for Audrain and neighboring counties plus out of state, including military rates and office hours 8:00 to 5:30 Monday through Friday and Saturday 9 to 1.
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Mexico
Movie Producers Eye Brighter 1972 Ahead
Hollywood leaders brace for a cautious upturn in 1972 as audiences seek blockbuster films. Paramount's Robert Evans notes fewer moviegoers but more demand for standout titles while Adolph Zukor argues a few big hits can subsidize others. Industry aims for efficiency cuts, smaller crews, and lower budgets, with new audiences via cable TV and home video shaping a longer term strategy.
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Hollywood
Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Robert Evans
Paramount
Michael Frankovich
Adolph Zukor
20Th Century-Fox
Fox
Tara
John Gavin
Screen Actors Guild
Gavin
Evans
Gordon Stulberg
Stulberg
Rock Cantata Presented by MMA Choirs at Memorial Chapel
The combined choirs of Missouri Military Academy and First Christian Church of Mexico rehearse for a Sunday performance of The Creation at MMA Memorial Chapel during 6:30 p.m. vespers. Major James Marley directs the MMA Chapel Choir with soloists Mrs. Jack Davis and Cadet Robert Gilmore.
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Missouri Military Academy
First Christian Church of Mexico
Mma
Memorial Chapel
First Christian Church
James Marley
Mma Chapel
Jack Davis
Robert Gilmore
Heart Transplant Recipient Sees First Postop Moment
ST. LOUIS AP report describes Vincent Dobelman, citys first heart transplant recipient, rising from bed two days after surgery. His wife Jeanette and three of seven children, plus his mother and brother, visited as he remained in good spirits and doing perfectly at Firmin Desloge Hospital.
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Vincent Dobelman
Dobelman
Firmin Desloge Hospital
Jeannette
Doberman
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