Canners Recall Expanded for Mushrooms and Tuna
United Canning Corp expands recall of canned mushrooms produced at East Palestine Ohio plant since Sept 4 1972 after botulism toxin found in one lot. FDA says no known injuries. 42 lots of No 10 size cans recalled. code upside down T H2SA. Star Kist tuna recalled 172 800 cans in upper Midwest with codes G on top line and D419 or D417 bottom. consumers urged to return affected cans.
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Prince Philip begins five week royal tour abroad
London AP reports Prince Philip husband of Queen Elizabeth II departs for a five week tour including Hungary Yugoslavia Iran Turkey Afghanistan India and Australia.
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Prince Philip
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India
Australia
Dirty Books Are Garbage DETROIT Airport Security
Authorities say tightened security at Detroit Metropolitan Airport prompts passengers to discard pornography to avoid prying eyes of skyjack officials. An airport spokesman notes guards won’t detain for pornography, focus is on weapons or other violations.
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Naysmith elected president of MU Agriculture council
Laddonia’s Larry D. Naysmith, son of Mr and Mrs Fred A Naysmith, was chosen president of the Agricultural Divisional Council at the University of Missouri College of Agriculture. A junior landscape design major, he belongs to Alpha Gamma Rho and the Missouri Students Association Academic Council, is on the Dean's Honor Roll, chaired the 1973 Ag Club Recognition banquet, and will serve as student consultant for the college this spring and summer.
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Fred A. Naysmith
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University of Missouri, Columbia
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FBI Tapped News Phones Report Time Says
Time magazine reports the FBI tapped phones of reporters and White House aides over two years ending last June under Attorney General John Mitchell. The White House sought taps due to leaks but no leaks were found and the program ended after the Supreme Court required warrants. Mitchell and Richard Klein denied the tale from unnamed government sources. The taps affected six to seven reporters and several White House aides. Surveillance began about three years ago and continued last spring for 1% months under acting director L. Patrick Gray II after Hoover’s death.
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Time Magazine
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U.S
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Dienst
L. Patrick Gray
J. Edgar Hoover
Benton City woman treated at Boone County Hospital
Mrs. Wallace Cowherd of Benton City is undergoing treatment and tests at Boone County Hospital in Columbia where she is in Room 668.
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Oregon Says Dont Come Here To Live
Governor McCall concedes immigration halts failed and shifts to steering growth. He touts land use laws and visitor appeals to curb population rise as Oregon, now 2.2 million, gains 92,000 since 1970 with most growth from out of state. He cites 125 new residents daily and urges “responsible growth.”
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Tom McCall
Oregon
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Australia to Have Envoy at Hanoi Diplomatic ties announced
Prime Minister Gough Whitlam said Australia and North Vietnam will establish diplomatic relations and exchange ambassadors. Since Feb 2 Whitlam’s Labor government has opened relations with China and East Germany and seeks recognition of Albania and North Korea.
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Windfall Check Misrouted Costs Man Eight Cents
Kansas City detective note details how Bob Cooper received a $155 561 41 check from an Omaha bank due to a misrouted payment. The bank traced the error to a cattle sale earlier in December and Cooper, who moved from Kansas City, must now return the funds and postage. He laments the eight cent stamp cost and the surprising mix up.
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Volunteers Needed for Audrain Commodity Center Help
Volunteers are urgently needed at the Audrain Commodity Distribution Center per clerk chairman Mrs. Joe Young. Four volunteer clerks are needed each morning and afternoon on February 27 28 and March 1, with half day shifts 9am to 12 noon or 1pm to 5pm. Call 581-2384. No lifting required. age or infirmities not a barrier. Additional dates April 2 3 and 4 available. The center distributes government food to low income families in Audrain County.
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Scott Attacks Reports On PWs At Harrisburg Meet
Senator Hugh Scott blasted press coverage accusing returning prisoners of war of being coached to say God Bless America. The Senate Republican leader spoke to Pennsylvania party leaders in Harrisburg and proposed Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo could switch to the Republican fold.
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Hugh Scott
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Frank Rizzo
Snow Cancels Pope's Prayer in St Peter's Square
Pope Paul VI skipped his weekly prayer and speech in St Peter's Square due to heavy snow. He told the few dozen listeners mainly in cars that they should not endure the bad weather. It was his first missed weekly event in ten years as pope, aside from illness.
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Kissinger cites North Vietnam pledge on missing Americans
President Nixon adviser Henry Kissinger says Hanoi promised a full investigation into about 1300 missing U S service members. He questions whether prisoners are hidden and says North Vietnam may pursue peaceful unification or force. He also describes Nixon’s briefing method for diplomatic missions.
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Barbara Walters
South Vietnam
United States
Press danger cited over shield laws and executive privilege
Clark Mollenhoff, Pulitzer winner and former Nixon aide, warned in Kansas City that shield laws threaten First Amendment protections by defining who may claim confidentiality. He argued executive privilege expansion, enabling Congress to access White House records only with presidential consent, poses a greater risk to free information.
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Visit Wybrants Relatives Gather Sunday at Stribling House
A gathering of out of town relatives visited Sunday with Mrs. Ben Wybrant at the Stribling House. Attending were her brothers the Rev John P Bergman and Philip Bergman of Du Quoin Illinois, sister Mrs Rose Hippas of Du Quoin, three nieces and their husbands from Du Quoin Belleville and Pinkneyville, Ill, Wybrant’s niece Mrs Amedia Jefferies and sister-in-law Mrs J C Jefferies of Louisiana.
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Pinkneyville
Ill
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Louisiana
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