Push Hickey Case In Supreme Court
Representative Richard Marshall seeks Missouri Supreme Court review of residency qualifications for legislators. He plans to have House Speaker James Godfrey present orally. Godfrey asked the court to quash the mandamus. Marshall intends to test Rep John O Reilly and others for living outside districts. Hickey’s case was previously rejected by the Elections Committee.
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Jefferson City
Richard Marshall
Webster Groves
Missouri Supreme Court
House
James E. Godfrey
D-St. Louis
Marshall
Godfrey
John P. O'Reilly
O'Reilly
St. Louis
Paul Simon
John Conley
Thomas A. Walsh
William F
Buck” Casey
D-Potosi
Patrick J. Hickey
D-St. Ann
Hickey
House Elections Committee
House of Representatives
House Committee
Saigonese End Action In Cambodia
South Vietnamese forces said they killed 82 enemy troops and captured 15 in northern provinces while U S B 52s conducted heavy raids. The U S Command logged its 67th North Vietnam raid this year, a strike near Dong Hoi two miles from the coast and 40 miles north of the DMZ. A 1,000 man force ended a two day reconnaissance inside Cambodia northwest of Saigon with eight enemy killed and no Vietnamese casualties. In Hue-Da Nang area clashes reinforcements counterattacked, killing 21 enemy. mortars fired on a column wounded four SV troops and damaged two trucks before gunners were captured.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Cambodia
Hue-Da Nang
Hue
U.S. Command
McDonnell Trijet DC10 completes maiden test flight
McDonnell Douglas reports its extended-range DC10 series 20 trijet met all objectives in a four hour maiden flight from Long Beach to Yuma. The 550000 pound MTOW jet carries 6000 miles range and flew at 400 mph reaching 30000 feet with 120000 pounds of fuel onboard.
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Long Beach
Calif
McDonnell Douglas Corp
Yuma
Ariz
Nixon Defends Taiwan Pact After Peking Trip
AP News Analysis reports President Nixon defending U S commitments to Taiwan while announcing a pledge to withdraw all forces from Nationalist Taiwan once a peaceful settlement is reached. Nixon rejects secret deals and notes no renewal of the 1954 defense treaty in China, amid critics at home.
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Kenneth J. Freed
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
China
U.S
Taiwan
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Peking
Neville Chamberlain
Munich
Adolph Hitler
Taipei
National Assembly
Chiang Kaishek
Foreign Ministry
Chiang
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
ITT
ITT Washington
Jack Anderson
Nixon China visit seeds for lasting peace structure
Washington reports Nixon hailed talks with Communist leaders as laying a framework for durable peace with no secret deals harming allies. He returns to public address plans to brief Congress on the China talks and meet Cabinet members amid Taiwan withdrawal concerns.
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Washington
China
Nixon
U.S
Taiwan
Bachelors And Beauties Stage Leap Year Lark In Miami
In Miami tonight 35 wealthy bachelors aboard a yacht will host international beauties in a Leap Year event by Bachelors International. The party features a Roman bath, a Sydba rite houseboat, and plans to entertain foreign guests as a cultural novelty. Past attempts drew thousands of applicants but few marriages.
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Miami
Lee Rosen
Rosen
Bachelors International
Sydney Sacks
Sacks
Sydbarite
Miami Beach
Cupid
Campus Police Chief Quits MU
University of Missouri Columbia campus police chief Sterling Baker resigned after criticism of the department. Ronald E. Mason, 37, appointed as replacement. Mason previously led traffic safety and has KC campus police experience. Earlier, officer Ronald Morrow, 22, was dismissed for allegedly searching a dormitory room without a warrant.
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Columbia, Mo
Sterling Baker
University of Missouri-Columbia
Baker
Columbia
University of Houston
U.M.C
Herbert W. Schooling
Ronald E. Mason
Mason
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Ronald K. Morrow
Russian Sub In Trouble Near Newfoundland Coast
A Soviet nuclear powered ballistic missile submarine surfaced and is stranded about 600 miles northeast of Newfoundland. U S Navy reconnaissance spotted it from Keflavik and relayed details to base. The sub appears disabled as a Soviet trawler and fish factory vessel standby. Boutwell a US Coast Guard cutter offered help as harsh Arctic weather worsened.
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London
Newfoundland
U.S. Navy
Keflavik
Iceland
Europe
U.S. Coast Guard
Boutwell
Fourth Graders On Channel 12 At 6 00
Ecology and environmental concerns are explored by Mrs Pat Martins McMillan Elementary School fourth graders for Channel 12 See TV tonight features 23 students describing their ecology work The program airs at 6 00 pm and repeats at noon tomorrow on Channel 12.
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Pat Martin
McMillan Elementary School
Mexico
Channel 12
Pioneer 10 Jupiter launch delayed to Wednesday night
NASA postponed the Pioneer 10 liftoff from Cape Kennedy again due to high altitude winds and a power failure. The plan shifted from Sunday to Monday night and then to Wednesday night as Weather reports and Air Force scheduling tied up Cape facilities for an early Wednesday spy satellite launch.
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Jupiter
Cape Kennedy, Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape
Air Force
William Woods Westminster students attend College Business Symposium
A group from William Woods and Westminster colleges will join the College Business Symposium on March 1 in St. Louis in cooperation with the Missouri Chamber of Commerce. Among the attendees is Miss Monica Bertels of Mexico.
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William Woods
Westminster
In &T. Louis
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Monica Bertels
Mexico
Muskie Campaign Links Phony Calls to Race Boost Fight
Manchester and state Muskie officials say a campaign tactic aims to stir white resentment against the Democratic candidates in the New Hampshire primary. They report late night calls from people claiming to be black volunteers from Harlem pressuring residents to back Muskie. Muskie aides say the ploy risks alienating voters and note there are no black Muskie workers in the state.
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Manchester
N.H
Edmund S. Muskie
New Hampshire
Muskie
Maine Democrat
Leo Dion
Harlem
Dion
Maria Carrier
Barry Wanger
Wanger
California Senate approves Ms designation for voters
California men in the state Senate approve a bill allowing women to use the title Ms on voter registration. The measure awaits action in the Assembly. The move reflects a shift toward self-identification in official records.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Senate
Senate Divisions Clash Over Busing and Civil Rights
Bitter Senate divisions over antibusing and a companion civil rights bill push for a five vote settlement. The Griffin rider would strip courts of busing powers, with Mansfield Scott compromise preserving court authority to desegregate by bus if needed. House judiciary panel also debates antibusing amendment impacting school integration.
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Washington
Senate
Robert Griffin
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Griffin
Scott- Mansfield
Karl FE
Mundt
R-S.d
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Hartke
New Hampshire
Jackson
Florida
House
Judiciary
Fletcher Thompson
R-Ga
Thompson
Congressional Black Caucus
Scouts Launch Reach Program To Fight Drug Use
Boy Scouts in Audrain Callaway and Montgomery counties introduce Reach a new anti drug program focusing on causes rather than consequences. Training by Rev. Robert Collins and Andy Tribble in December in Kansas City prepared leaders to run March sessions for troops and Explorer posts with parental involvement urged. Participants will wear a REACH pin and promote private two person discussions to encourage real friendships and abstinence from drugs.
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Robert Collins
Andy Tribble
Mexico
Little Dixie
Kansas City
Presbyterian Church
Audrain
Callaway
Montgomery
Charles Shaffer
Shaffer
Informer Offered 50000 Reward in Berrigan Plot Case
Boyd Douglas Jr the FBI informer in the Philip Berrigan antiwar conspiracy case testified that a letter dated Oct 3 1970 requested a minimum tax free reward of 50000 for his testimony. He explained his motive including Catholic faith and parole hopes while admitting prior jail terms and involvement with the Bucknell program.
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Harrisburg
Boyd Douglas Jr
FBI
Philip Berrigan
Ae Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Douglas
Berrigan
Lewisburg
Molly
Pete
Bureau
United States
Washington
Ae Douglas
Bucknell University
Draft Board
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