Kissinger Says Talks With Sadat Continue Progress
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reported very positive discussions with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat on an Israeli withdrawal from Sinai. He said, We are still in business, as he arrived in Damascus seeking Syria's backing for the move.
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Cason Reveals Alcoholism Treatment History in Hearing
State Senator William J. Cason, a Democratic governor candidate, disclosed to the Missouri Senate Appropriations Committee that he had been hospitalized for alcohol related problems. The Kansas City Star reported a multi hospital history between 1961 and 1964 as part of its inquiry into the Clinton lawmaker’s past admissions.
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Coupon questions and army enlistment facts in Q&A column
Readers ask if redeemable coupons can be turned into cash. The answer notes no such program exists for ad coupons and explains their purpose to draw shoppers. It also covers army enlistment rules, stating recruiters will not accept those with criminal charges and will not aid dismissals, except in rare cases reviewed at high levels.
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Court of Honor Honors Eagle Scout Joel Enslen at First Christian
Joel Enslen was presented the Eagle Scout award during a Court of Honor at the First Christian Church on Tuesday evening. Rodney Nebel, director of Juvenile Court Services, made the presentation. The event recognized multiple Scouts with merit badges and ranks, and introduced David Pickering as the newest Troop member. Mothers received miniature emblems, and leaders were honored with pins for service. An audience of over 60 attended the carry in dinner led by Mrs. Walter Allen.
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Nixon Ford clash leaves Nixon doubts over Ford’s rise
Chicago police questioned over 300 South Side officers in a probe into the fatal shooting of Michael Gilmore, 18, while witnesses described a uniformed officer pursuit. In New York Nixon told Ford he never doubted his successor’s ability, denying plans for a political comeback as Ziegler reflected on Watergate PR missteps.
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Revenue Sharing Grants Tied to Anti-Discrimination Rules
Washington civil rights officials call for ending federal revenue sharing grants to state and local governments that discriminate by race or sex. They cite widespread employment and benefit discrimination in programs funded by general revenue sharing. The commission urges enforcement of equal treatment across funded initiatives.
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No New Kennedy Probe Says Kelley in Dallas
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley said the bureau will not reopen the Kennedy assassination investigation during a Dallas visit and speech. He also commented that the FBI believes K. Howard Hunt, the Watergate conspirator, was involved in no new Kennedy clues according to the Dallas Times Herald.
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US forces reduced in west Pacific and Thailand
Washington reports a retreat of US military presence in Asia with fewer aircraft carriers. The Navy would deploy two carriers instead of three in the western Pacific, possibly leaving only one carrier on duty there at times. Air power in Thailand will drop from over 180 fighter bombers and 17 B52s to about 85 fighter bombers, while total US personnel in Thailand falls from 25,000 to around 10,000.
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Congress May Alter Fed Policy
Congress moves to force the Federal Reserve to raise the money supply to combat the recession. House and Senate banking leaders sponsor bills requiring Fed action and congressional consultation on future money policy. Burns and Simon warn such measures could wreck recovery and fault Congress for fiscal policy.
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Vermont man cattle slaughters Welsh ponies over hay shortage
Island Pond Vermont AP Lawrence Allard says he killed 22 Welsh ponies because he could not find hay to feed them. He spared four ponies and eight heifers and warned the remaining stock may face slaughter as hay lasts about 10 days. He trekked from Vermont to Quebec and New Hampshire seeking feed amid rising costs.
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Leo O'Brien
Park referendum narrows support for Park regime in Seoul
In Seoul the referendum endorsed Park Hee Park's policies described as a valuable decision by the people, but returns show a drop of more than 20 percent in public support for his authoritarian rule. About 58 percent of eligible voters backed Park, far shy of 1972's over 80 percent approval for constitutional changes extending his rule.
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LPN School Expands To Two Classes In Mexico Missouri
The Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing received approval to offer two 20 student classes per year, starting April 7 and October 1, to meet the local demand for licensed practical nurses. Applicants must be 17 or older, have two years of high school, be in good health, and show suitable nursing aptitude. tuition is 285 dollars for 48 weeks.
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Elimination of G1 Education Benefits Proposed
Washington AP White House officials propose ending G1 education benefits for future veterans and seek Pentagon input on effects on enlistments and military education. VA deputy administrator Odell W Vaughn notes the plan accompanies a request for a presidential wartime period declaration.
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Valentine singing calls by Sigma Alpha Iota at MSU
In East Lansing Michigan a Sigma Alpha Iota group at Michigan State University will make singing Valentine calls for 25 cents a quartet. The service aims to raise funds for music scholarships and promises playful tunes like You Are My Valentine and Right-foot-three knees.
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