Calley Freed On Bond Plans School And Job
Lt. William L. Calley Jr. is freed on a $1000 bond and may seek civilian work and education. He left Ft. Benning under military escort after 35 months of confinement, with plans to attend school and pursue self employment while awaiting appeal of his court martial verdict for My Lai killings.
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Columbus, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
U.S. District Court
J. Robert Elliott
Elliott
Calley
Leutenant
Army
Hether
Bond
My Lai
Ft. ‘Benning
Dourt
Apart‘ment
Anne ‘Moore
J. Houston Gordon
Columbus
Kenneth Hanson
Washington
Miss Moore
Howard H. Callaway
Nixon
Messmer forms new government in France
Premier Messmer works to assemble a streamlined cabinet with Jobert and Giscard dEstaing likely to stay. Pompidou accepted Messmer's resignation and then reappointed him, signaling backing to end cabinet disarray without major policy shifts.
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Paris
Pierre Messmer
Michel Jobert
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Mier
Lessmer
Personal News of Paris Midmonth Update and Local Elections
Community notes from Paris report 1973 membership 295 and 426 wolves killed to date. A special election is set for March 19 to vote on Monroe county ambulance district and tax up to 15 cents per 100 valuation with a 6 am to 7 pm polling window at multiple sites. Also details on local club meetings, voter registration questions, library events, fines for careless driving, nursing duties, and health clinic plans for March 31.
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Floyd Bond
Monroe County
Christian Church
Granville
Madison
Middle Grove
Woodlawn
Santa Fe
Noah's Ark
St. Charles
Thomas Eagleton
Mary McCulloch
West Adams
Nancy Bierly
Monroe County Health
Diana Johannaber
Home Health Agency
Johannaber
Gerald McNally
Macon
Paris
Monroe City
Centralia Jaycees host region meeting and local drive
Personal news from Centralia notes a Shay Cafe dinner for 18 members plus guests Billi Borutta National Director Hallsville Larry Smith Charles Davidson and 3 others. President Jack Murray led a business meeting announcing 104 dollars raised last week in a pop bottle drive and planning a car wash work day and support for Richard Cox in his national director race.
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Shay Cafe
Billi Borutta
Hallsville
Larry Smith
Charles Davidson
Jack Murray
Tri-Center
Richard Cox
Lanquet
Jaycees
Central
Jaycee
Bob Trask
Rockne Calhoun
Charlie Duff
Dave Whitaker
Bill Branham
Jim Berndt
Jim Anderson
Dave Dehner
Art Beasley
John Cullers
Jeff England
Jim Parsifal
Tracy
Milk Lawyer Claims Nixon Gift Was Not Legal Funds
A milk co operative lawyer asserts a 1969 $100,000 Nixon campaign contribution came from corporate funds. E C Heininger of Associated Milk Producers Inc outlines in a Jan 21 1974 letter a chain of transactions, linking AMPI money to the Nixon committee and questioning its legality. Mehren, AMPI's general manager, testifies in a Justice Department antitrust deposition as rivals pursue suits against AMPT.
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San Antonio
Tex
E. C. Heininger
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
AMPT
Heininger
Kenneth Parkinson
Washington, D.C
Nixon
George Mehren
Mehren
Justice Department
AMPI
Ralph Nader
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl Butz
Jake Jacobsen
Austin
Herbert Kalmbach
Jacobsen
Milton Semer
Semer
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Kalmbach
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Farber World Day of Prayer Planned at Baptist Church
The Father Church Women United will hold World Day of Prayer Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the Baptist Church with a social hour afterward. The event unfolds in two parts with children then adults, featuring the Farber Community Choir. A planning meeting at the Presbyterian Church last Thursday included Mrs Leslie J Crow and several others. Also, the Farber Industrial Development Board will meet Saturday March 9 at 5 p.m. at the Baptist Church.
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Louie Williams
Remley
Lydia Cwf
Centralia
Kingdom of God
WPFA
Columbia Wpfa
Boone County
Helen Sims
C. M. McKenzie
Garret Hasekamp
David Richardson
Farber Community Choir
Leslie J. Crow
Bill Crow
George Carlson
Ralph Mollet
James Smith
George Fliis
Farber Industrial Development Board
Baptist Church
Riot ends after high school game at O’Fallon Tech
In St Louis police report a minor riot after a Class 4A Regional basketball game between Vashon and Beaumont at O’Fallon Tech. About 50 police units contained roughly 4000 fans in 30 minutes. Vashon rallied from seven points down in the final four minutes to win 66-63, tying Public High League for the season.
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ST. Louis
O’fallon Tech
Vashon
Beaumont
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Messmer
Monre County
Democratic Club
Mark Twain Cafe
Friends OF the Library Committee
Dallas Kent Mitchell
John Clifton Bailey
Monroe
Cloyce Menefee
Harry Bowen
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Stribling House
Marvin Bivens
Barnes Hospital
Centralia Mental Health Council
Tel- A-Aid
City Hall
Harry Johnson
William G. Edwards
Tom Wells
Paul Sturgeon
Enrichment League
Carl McManama
W.W. Long
Howard Smoot
Howard Burton
James Harshman
Mrs
Mary Ellis
Riot Fellows Basketball
Square
Mexico, Mo
Rass Te
Tal
Aonrenant
Glenview
Santioh
RCA Compact Stereo
RCA
Wexice
Ron
MFA Security
MFA Mutual
Missouri
Pollard
MFA Insurance
Milly
Jack Nicklaus
By Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Jack
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