Bush says report harms US security amid secrecy clash
CIA Director George Bush argues the House intelligence panel findings damage national security and must stay secret. He notes Congress can halt missions by cutting resources or pressuring the president, while Sea Technology reports $550 million in Navy funds supported a CIA sunken submarine project near Hawaii, possibly affecting antisubmarine research. Senate Intelligence panel reaffirms its finding that Eisenhower authorized a Lumumba assassination plot, saying the language was warranted.
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Washington
CIA
George Bush
House Intelligence Committee
U.S
Bush
Congress
NBC
Meet the Press
Oversight Committees
Navy
Pacific
Hawaii
Sea Technology
Howard Hughes
Summa Corp
Senate Intelligence Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Patrice Lumumba
Concorde Opponents Threaten Kennedy Airport Shutdown
About 1,500 motorists from Queens Brooklyn and Nassau clogged routes to Kennedy Airport to protest Concorde flights saying they will shut the airport if needed. Port Authority police provided extra coverage with tow trucks for continuous movement and issued several traffic summonses. The protest followed Transportation Secretary William Colemans decision to allow SST flights two daily into Kennedy and Dulles for 16 months starting March 4 or later.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
Bryan Levinson
Spring Park
Kennedy
Port Authority of
New Jersey
Transportation
William Coleman
SST
Washington
Dulles Airport
Dam Break Drowns Family In North Carolina
Leonard Bud Ledbetter his wife Laurel son Leslie and mother Sylvania were killed when tons of water from a dam on a private lake surged down Newfound Creek. About 25 homes were damaged or destroyed and around 100 families evacuated as authorities assessed losses ranging from 500000 to 144 million dollars. The Ledbetters were residents of the Newfound community, with their house buried by debris and rocks after the flood.
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Canton
N.C
Leonard
Bud” Ledbetter
Ledbetter
Laurel
Leslie
Sylvania
Newfound Creek
Buncombe County
Ledbetters
Allen Ledbetter
David Ledbetter
Leonard Ledbetter
Bud
Rodney Whitted
Sheriff's
Asheville
Danny Rhodhamer
Clark wins Conservative leadership in fourth ballot upset
Joe Clark, 36, MP from Alberta, won the Progressive Conservative party leadership in Ottawa on a tense four ballot race. He defeated Claude Wagner 1,187 to 1,122, becoming the youngest leader and the first bilingual head of the party.
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Ottawa
Canada
Joe Clark
House of Commons
Alberta
Progressive Conservative Party
Ottawa Civic Center
Clark
Claude Wagner
Liberal Party
Wagner
Quebec
Commons
Robert Stanfield
University of Alberta
Edmonton Journal
Calgary Herald
The
Canadian Press
Fewer Pedestrian Deaths Reported in Missouri 1975
Jefferson City Missouri authorities say 115 pedestrians were killed in 1975, a drop of 20 from 1974. The Missouri Highway Patrol notes the 1962 low was 121 fatalities, highlighting a historic decline in pedestrian deaths.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Missouri
Missouri Highway Patrol
Last two U S soldiers killed in Vietnam coming home
The remains of Marine Cpls Charles McMahon Jr. and Darwin L Judge, the last U S service members killed in Vietnam, were readied for homeward transport after South Vietnamese authorities released them. A U N plane delivered flag draped coffins to a U S plane at Saigon, with Kennedy aides receiving them.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Vietnam
United Nations
Charles McMahon Jr
Darwin L. Judge
Saigon
U.S
McMahon
Woburn
Mass
Judge
Marshalltown
Iowa
Sen
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
North
South Vietnam
Kennedy
Jerry Tinker
Dale Dehaan
Tan Son Nhut
U.N
Darryl Ngun Han
Han
Tinker
Dehaan
North Vietnam
United States
Caring for the Aged class begins at center
A class titled Caring for the Aged will start Wednesday February 25 at the East Central Missouri Mental Health Center on Monroe Street. Mrs Gay Van Horn will teach for five weeks from 7 to 6 30 p m in the conference room. Enrollment contact is 581 1785.
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East Central Missouri Mental Health Center
Monroe Street
Gay van Horn
Bookmobile schedule for Sturgeon events announced
The Daniel Boone Regional Library bookmobile will visit Sturgeon on Tuesday February 24 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It will return to Sturgeon School on Friday February 27 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Daniel Boone Regional Library
Sturgeon
Litton Announces Candidacy For U S Senate In Missouri
Congressman Jerry Litton formally announced his bid for the Democratic U S Senate nomination amid plans for a wide campaign. He opposes Rep. James Symington and former Gov. Warren Hearnes as primary nears August 3. Litton outlined St. Louis area focus and named county campaign chairs.
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Columbia, Mo
Jerry Litton
U.S. Senate
Litton
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Chillicothe
James Symington
Warren E. Hearnes
Russell Millin
Kansas City
Charles 85. Wheeler Jr
Matt Reese
John F. Kennedy
West Virginia
St. Louis
U.S
Seigfreid
Litton Group
Columbia
Robert Fenlon
Mexico
Audrain County Cancer Crusade
Ron Holbrook
Audrain County Cancer Society
Fenlon
Audrain County
Churchill
Monterey
Randolph
Monroe
Ralls
Boone, Cole, Howard, Monireau
Audrain
State Crusade
Bud Jones
Unlimited U S A Rail Tickets to Debut on Amtrak
Amtrak will start a two month experiment on March 1 selling U S A Rail passes for unlimited travel on Amtrak for two weeks at 150 dollars 21 days at 200 dollars and 30 days at 250 dollars Children ages 2 to 11 pay half price Southern Railway agrees to accept passes on its Washington to New Orleans route after March 15 Regular coach travel is included but upgrades to premium trains or first class cost extra The passes offer savings versus current round trips such as New York to Los Angeles and Washington to New Orleans
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Washington
Amtrak
United States
U.S.A
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Southern Railway
New Orleans
Southern
Men in St Louis Favor Shorter Hair Cuts
In the St Louis area many men are switching to shorter hairstyles. Barber Michael Roach notes a rising trend driven by style and convenience as young clients, prompted by girlfriends, seek less maintenance. He sees the move as a practical fashion shift.
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ST. Louis
Michael Roach
University City
Roach
Officials Compensation Listed For 1975 in Audrain County
The Audrain County annual report filed with Secretary James C. Kirkpatrick lists 1975 total income for each office holder. Net figures range from $960 for the coroner to $27,560.14 for the collector, with detailed income and expense amounts shown for judges, clerk, assessor, treasurer, prosecuting attorney, circuit clerk, sheriff, and recorder.
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John Jesse
James C. Kirkpatrick
Glenn M. Barnes
Floyd Lewis
Roy Guile
Jesse
J. Holloway Neill
Hattie Wood
Connie Pickering
Leo Erdel
Thomas J. Osborne
A.B
Arch) Hays
Riley
Kathy Botkins
Baby Cara Joy Carr Born in Jefferson City
Cara Joy Carr is welcomed by parents Cara Joy Carr and Randy Carr of Holts Summit. She weighs six pounds 12% ounces and was born Saturday at 8 55 am at Charles E. Stilt Hospital in Jefferson City. Grandparents are Gene Carr of Mexico and the late Connie Patterson. Mr. Carr works at Von Hoffman Press in Jefferson City.
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Randy Carr
Holts Summit
Cara Joy Carr
Charles E. Stilt Hospital
Jefferson City
Randy Scott
Gene Carr
Mexico
Susie Kehl
Grace Nelson
Carr
Connie Patterson
Earl Patterson
von Hoffman Press
Miss Christy L. Carter Joins Alpha Phi Omega Pledge Class
Miss Christy L. Carter of Mexico pledges Alpha Phi Omega at Central Methodist College in Fayette. She is a freshman majoring in business administration and elected Secretary-treasurer of her pledge class. Carter is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter of 115 Meyer, Mexico. Zeta Tau chapter serves the college and surrounding community.
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Christy L. Carter
Mexico
Alpha Phi Omega
Central Methodist College
Fayette
Miss Carter
Robert Carter
Meyer
Zeta Tau
Retiring Velma Bartolacci of Florsheim Shoe Co
Mrs Velma Bartolacci retires after 33 years at Florsheim Shoe Co Mexico in the fitting department starting March 30 1943 as a fancy stitcher. A Thompson native living at 603 Robin Hood Road she leaves a daughter Mrs Robert Wyss and son Ed Bartolacci with five grandchildren and plans travel and more time with family.
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Velma . Slonaker Bartolacci
Florsheim Shoe Co
Mexico
Bartolacci
Thompson
Robin Hood Road
Robert Wyss
Ed Bartolacci
Columbia
Miss Audrain Entries Rehearse Ahead of Pageant
Becky Rives, Miss Missouri 1975, attended Sunday rehearsal at Presser Hall advising contestants in the Miss Audrain County Pageant. Gary Keith, Frank DiBlasi, Stan Thompson, Dave Luke, Gary Sanger, Don Cornelison, Dee Isging, John Hegwein, Mitzi Weatherspoon, Col. Paul Cherches and MMA stage band director joined the event. Pageant set for March 6 at Presser Hall. Photos of contestants displayed at local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Rives
Missouri
Presser Hall
Gary Keith
Frank DiBlasi
Stan Thompson
Dave Luke
Gary Sanger
Don Cornelison
Dee Isging
John Hegwein
Mitzi Weatherspoon
Paul Cherches
MMA
Kline
Actress Angela Baddeley Dies at 71 in London
London AP report says Angela Baddeley, the actress famed for her grumpy yet warm cook in Upstairs, Downstairs, died Sunday at age 71 per her family.
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London
Angela Baddeley
Grain Blast Leaves Bodies Under Rubble at Galena Park
At least six people died and 25 injured after a waterfront grain elevator explosion in Galena Park Texas. Firefighters fear additional victims may be buried under debris as crews continue digging and looting reports surface amid glass blown out downtown.
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Galena Park
Tex
Paul Carr
Houston Fire Department
Houston Ship Channel
Pasadena
Carr
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