Nixon Celebrates 60th Birthday With White House Party
President Nixon marked his 60th birthday with a White House Blue Room dinner for 15 guests including his family friends and aides. The cake carried candles for each decade and bore the message Happy Birthday R.N. arrangements were by his daughters Tricia and Julie.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Liz
R.N
Tricia
Julie
Readers Digest
Hobart Lewis
Robert Johnson
Paul Keyes
Hollywood
Calif
New York Strip
Sportsmen Permits Net $52,322.75
Audrain County records show Missouri Conservation Department netted $52,322.76 from 9428 licenses in 1972. Permits include 2162 hunting and fishing, 3478 fishing, 1801 hunting, 124 trip fishing, 32 non resident fishing, 72 trout, 70 trapping, 42 non resident hunting, 10 special shooting area, 1341 firearm deer, 226 archery deer, 18 non resident firearms for deer, and 49 turkey licenses. Three replacement licenses were issued. Twenty years earlier 4231 licenses yielded $10,333.56, with costs and sportsmen numbers rising since.
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Audrain County
Missouri Conservation Department
Glenn M. Barnes
Conservation Department
Cuban Whodunits Must Follow Rules
The Cuban government prohibits accidental solutions in mystery stories and dismisses romance as a distraction. Writing contest rules require deductions prevail, forbid decoding or occult methods, and mandate police as brilliant masterminds. Stories must educate and promote vigilance against antisocial acts and against the people’s power.
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Miami
Cuba
Committee On Propaganda and Culture
Interior Ministry
Television Defends Code On Programs
Washington AP The television industry backs self regulation rather than banning all ads on children's programs. NAB code authority director Helffrich argues the code should move slowly while gathering facts. ACT seeks to ban commercials and push 14 hours weekly age specific programming. all three networks oppose.
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Washington
Stockton Helffrich
National Association of Broadcasters’ Code Authority
Federal Communntentions Commission
Helffrich
Code Review Board
Edward A. Powers
Division of Christian Education
The
United Church of Christ
NAB Code Review Board
NAB Board of Directors
Mr. Powers
League of Women Voters
National Education Association
Afl-Cio
Action For Children's Television—Act
FCC
ACT
Citizens
Newtonville
Mass
American Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
Missouri Senate Expands Powers of Pro Tem Cason
The Missouri Senate, voting 30 0, widened powers of president pro tem William J. Cason by allowing him to rule on points of order as parliamentarian and to preside when displacing the lieutenant governor. The rules also call for open meetings and voting, with two committees handling government reorganization and gubernatorial appointments, while several former panels were merged.
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Senate
Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
William J. Cason
Clinton
Cason
Revenue sharing check sent to Audrain County official
Audrain County Treasurer Hattie Wood received the second revenue sharing check for 78,239 dollars. The first payment in December was the same amount. The county court and Clerk Glenn M. James plan a budget for 159,772 dollars in federal funds alongside the annual county budget. Mrs Wood filed her semiannual settlement and mailed 2622 intangible tax forms across the county.
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Audrain
Hattie Wood
Glenn M. James
Wood
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West Jackson
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Montgomery
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Evi
Erro Essa
Wards
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