Missouri Bar Nears Decision on Lawyer Advertising Ban
Jefferson City AP report says Missouri Bar Association will wait on a U.S. Supreme Court ruling before deciding whether lawyers may advertise. Board defers stance as cases in three states reach high court. critics and supporters clash over informing the public versus upholding professional standards.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Bar Association
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Missouri
Thomas Cochran
Eithica
Board of Governors and Association
Thomas S. Johnson
American Bar Association
Legal Services Committee
Johnson
Adventure Week End For Boy Scouts
Plans announced for a winter high adventure weekend by the Little Dixie District inviting Scouts from Audrain Callaway Montgomery and northern Boone Counties to a rendezvous near Middletown. Activities include ice rescue water safety shelter building and a polar bear patch.
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Little Dixie
Audrain
Callaway
Montgomery
Boone Counties
Smyrna Lurch
Middletown
Don Trower
Sturgeon
Gene Owens
Wayne Chandler
Vandalia
Wayne Atkinson
Bill Dearley
Mexico
Order of the Arrow
Woman Rumored As Next Envoy To Great Britain
In Washington officials would not confirm a Guardian report that Anne L. Armstrong might become ambassador to the United Kingdom. Richardson departs this week to join the commerce department. Armstrong, 48, previously counselor to the president, resigned in 1974.
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Great Britain
Washington
U.S
Anne L. Armstrong
United Kingdom
White House
Elliot L. Richardson
London
Ford
State Department
Department
Richardson
Commerce
Armstrong
the Guardian
Richard M. Nixon
Sermon Ends After 60 Hours In Birmingham
Rev Robert Marshall, 55, concluded a 60 hour 31 minute sermon at 12 33 p m Saturday at the Birmingham Unitarian Church, surpassing the Guinness record for longest sermon. He noted the final stretch was tougher after 50 hours as more than 300 people packed the Birmingham church and gave him a standing ovation.
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Birmingham
Mich
Robert Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Clinton Lacy
West Richland
Wash
Marshall
Birmingham Unitarian Church
Detroit
Noted Dr. Menninger in fair condition after surgery
Dr. Karl Menninger, renowned psychiatrist, remained in fair condition Sunday night following surgery to remove a tumor from the back of his head in Rochester Minnesota. The procedure was reported successful with no complications.
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Menninger
Rochester, Minn
Karl Menninger
One Quad Dies in Quadruplet Birth near Ursa Illinois
Four sons were born to Mrs Eugene Kuhn and her husband at St Marys Hospital Quincy Ill. One boy Colin died shortly after birth weighing four pounds ten ounces. The remaining three twins Craig Christopher and Curtis weighed three pounds fourteen ounces at birth and were reported in good condition. The Kuhns aged 27 and 33 have three daughters ages six three and one percent with no fertility drugs used.
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Quincy, Ill
Eugene Kuhn
Colin
Craig
Christopher
Curtis
Kuhns
Ursa
Ill
St. Mary's Hospital
Tax Cut May Be Extended and Expanded
Washington reports indicate the six month tax cut for the year could be extended or enlarged. House leader McFall supports a larger cut by midyear if the economy slows, while Ford urges a $28 billion increase tied to a $395 billion spending ceiling. Cheney reiterates the proposal amid White House Congress talks.
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Congress
Ford Administration
House
John J. McFall
California
Ford
Richard Cheney
McFall
ABC
Cheney
CBS
White House
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Fla
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Derrick Cook
National Park Service
Logan Pharmacy
Goodyear
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Maxis Murats
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Goodsyear
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Goodyear Service
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Singer
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