Quiet Birthday For Nixon At 62
Former President Richard Nixon marks his 62nd birthday at his oceanside estate in California. Rabbi Baruch Korff reports Nixon is sad about Watergate fallout but heartened by birthday goodwill. He is recuperating from surgery and a phlebitic clot while living quietly with wife. Daughters Julie and Tricia may call. Nixon receives occasional visitors and watches bowl games.
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Tricia Cox
Massachusetts
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Korff
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FPC probes Transco gas cutbacks amid shortage
The Federal Power Commission opened a formal probe into Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Company cutbacks to industrial users, finding curtailments far above the 28 percent projected. Public hearings start January 27, with Danville Virginia citing a 55.5 percent loss threatening about 10,000 jobs. Residences remain largely unaffected.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Co
Texas
New York
FPC
Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co
Transco
Danville
Tennessee
Dogs Victims of Cruel Killer Case in Key West
Eight male dogs were castrated and drowned near Key West in what a clinical psychologist called a hostile outlet for a sexual deviant. Authorities removed identification from the animals and tied a cinder block to each neck before sinking them. Dr. A Louis O Connor of the Guidance Clinic of the Lower Keys warned the killer may have hostility toward male figures and could threaten humans.
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Key West
Fla
Jerry Pita
Monroe County
AMC Pacer debuts amid weak economy and muted reception
American Motors rolls out the new Pacer subcompact in Palm Springs priced at 3299 dollars. Chair Roy D. Chapin Jr. praises its planned launch since 1971, noting 60 million dollars spent on development and emphasizing its large glass area and longer, racier styling versus the Gremlin.
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CIA Had List Of 10 000 For Checks Abroad
Justice Department officials provided the CIA with names of about 9 000 to 10 000 U S radicals for overseas surveillance. The list, drawn from FBI monitoring of demonstrators, included groups like the Black Panthers Weathermen and SDS. CIA and FBI connections were discussed as the names moved to counterintelligence and foreign meetings abroad.
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Washington
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U.S
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Justice
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the Times
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Students For A Democratic Society
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CLA
Rhoadeses Welcome Daughter At Audrain Medical Center
Kingdom City couple Randy and Mrs Rhoades are the parents of a seven pound five ounce girl born at 2 10 a m today at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Rhoades works for Central Electric in Fulton.
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Kingdom City
Audrain Medical Center
Rhoades
Central Electric
Fulton
Researchers Find May Be Human Cancer Virus
National Cancer Institute scientists study a virus found in cultured blood cells of a leukemia patient and seek further tests to confirm human origin. If confirmed, this could aid early cancer detection and treatment, though contagion is not implied. Researchers Drs. Gallo and Gallagher reported findings at an Atlanta hematology meeting. a Science article will follow.
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National Cancer Institute
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Robert E. Gallagher
Atlanta
Science
Gallo
Gallagher
Marchers protest Missouri regional planning in Capitol
About 300 marchers gathered at the Missouri Capitol to oppose regional planning commissions. The Rural Landowners and Sportsmen’s Association of Missouri named the 20 region plan as undemocratic and urged repeal of the 1966 law. Senate President pro Tem William Cason warned of constitutional danger while voting records show support for the regional commissions.
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Senate
William Cason
State Capitol
Missouri
Rural Landowners and Sportsmen's Association of Missouri
Byron
Jim” Sparks
Cason
D-Clinton
Senate Journal
Zebra Zzyzzy Won't Answer Old Number
In Jacksonville Florida Zebra Zulu Zzyzzy, once listed in the local telephone directory as a joke name, stopped answering the old number. The prank backfired on the customer who used it, who faced nonstop calls until abandoning the line. The company declined to reveal the real name or new number, which remain unlisted.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Steve Grochoski
Hank Makarewicz
K&m
Northfield Dodge
Jacksonville, Fla
Jacksonville
Safe Shooting Enrollment Set For 19th
Enrollments for ages 7 to 14 in the Safe Shooting program will be held January 19 from 2 to 3 pm at the Mexico Youth Center Fair Grounds Park. The event, backed by the Mexico Jaycees and the Mexico Park Board, combines NRA and Daisy curriculum with air rifle training over three classroom weeks and six weeks of shooting practice. Two teams will be chosen to represent Mexico in the state shooting contest.
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Mexico Youth Center
Fairgrounds Park
Mexico Jaycees
Mexico Park Board
National Rifle Association
Daisy Corporation
Mexico
Gold price rises in European markets opening
Gold traded in London at 182 dollars an ounce, up four from the prior close, while Zurich quoted at 179 dollars, rising one. The gains mark a continuation of price strength as European traders reacted to market developments today.
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London
Zurich
ODRINEX weight loss plan advertised by university ad
New clinical tests at a major university hospital claim the ODRINEX plan will help you lose excess weight quickly. The ad promotes a hunger suppressing tablet that supposedly reduces appetite while you eat three meals a day. It promises safe use, look better, feel better, and a money back guarantee from ARB Prescription Shop Monroe with mail orders.
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Monroe
Missouri appoints six to new elections commission
Gov Bond submitted six nominees for the Missouri Elections Commission to the state Senate as the new panel began rapid confirmation. The group includes Edmund Bohl Jr, Samuel B Murphy, D W Gilmore, Frank E Nutt, Robert Karsch, and David Blanton. Pending Senate approval the commission will craft manuals and forms to implement the new campaign finance law. Carroll P Streeter, longtime editor of The Farm Journal, died in New York.
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Missouri Elections Commission
State Senate
Christopher S. Bond
Senate
William J. Cason
James Kirkpatrick
Clinton Democrat
Bond
Supreme Court
Edmund Bohl Jr
Harrisonville
Samuel B. Murphy
St. Louis County
D. W. Gilmore
Kansas City
Frank E. Nutt
Kirkwood
Carroll P
Streeter
NEW York
The
Farm Journal
Littrell Named Police Chief in Auxvasse
James Littrell of Mexico has begun duties as Auxvasse police chief after Tuesday council approval. He succeeds William Taylor, another former Mexico officer, who remains as Callaway County deputy sheriff. Littrell served 20 years in the U S Army and has prior Mexico police and county law enforcement experience.
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Mexico
Audrain County
Mexico City
Auxvasse
George Baumgartner
Chief Littrell
William Taylor
Taylor
Callaway County
Littrell
U.S. Army
Military Police Corps
Harold Sulgrove
Arthur
Bud) Riley
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