Israelis Raid Inside Lebanon
Israeli commandos penetrated 28 miles into Lebanon at night, killing 10 Arabs at a Palestine guerrilla base on the coast and wounding many more. The raid, the deepest since the Beirut airport attack, involved helicopter landings at Sarafand under naval bombardment. Officials cited six Israelis wounded and destruction of houses caves and underground housing.
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Edmund S. Muskie
U.S
Democratic Party
William P. Rogers
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New Agency Will Handle Peace Corps Expansion Plan
President Nixon proposed consolidating federal volunteer programs into a new Volunteer Service Corps. The plan targets five bureaus and ten programs including Peace Corps VISTA and others from HEW HUD AID and OEO. Jo seph Blatchford would lead the new agency to expand national service abroad and at home.
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Peace Corps
Muskie Talks With Kosygin in Moscow Meeting
Senator Ed Muskie and Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin conferred in Moscow for about four hours on bilateral and international issues. A spokesman said the discussion was "good and very useful" and that both sides agreed not to disclose details.
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Sen
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Maine
Nixon calls youth alliance and federal program merger
President Nixon urged a generation spanning alliance and proposed Congress consolidate most federal volunteer programs into a new agency. Housing Secretary Romney froze about 40 percent of a 140 million mortgage subsidy program for existing homes pending abuse fixes.
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Washington
George Romney
Student Drug Use Declining at University of Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin AP reports fewer University of Wisconsin students seek help for drug problems. Dr Seymour Halleck director of student psychiatric services told a municipal drug abuse committee that fewer students visit free clinics for bad trip problems and doctors note a sharp drop in hepatitis from unsafe heroin use. He calls the early data encouraging and says the decline is statistically evident.
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University of Wisconsin
Seymour Halleck
Halleck
Heath Warns Commonwealth Policy Critics
In Singapore Prime Minister Edward Heath warned Commonwealth critics of arms sales to South Africa that restricting member nations’ sovereign rights risks wrecking the 31-nation body. He argued the Commonwealth is a circle of friends, not a court of appeal, while outlining Soviet ambitions and Britain’s plan to supply limited maritime weapons to South Africa amid opposition from African members. Razak of Malaysia condemned arms sales as boosting racists and urged neutrality in Southeast Asia, signaling Malaysia’s outreach to China if needed.
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Unless Attacked Oklahoma Is Now Without Governor
Oklahoma will lack a governor for 24% days next week unless the United States is attacked. Gov. David Hall and top successors will be in Washington for Rep. Carl Albert's inauguration as Speaker of the House, with no provision for beyond that except emergency rules.
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David Hall
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Carl Albert
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U.S
House of Representatives
I'm Going To Be Boss Dole Tells Republicans
Washington AP Sen Robert J Dole declares he will be the boss in the GOPs new three way leadership setup after the National Committee ratifies him as chairman He succeeds Rep Rogers C B Morton who leaves Congress to become interior secretary The co chairmen Thomas B Evans Jr and Mrs Tobin Armstrong will share duties with Evans handling organization and administration while Armstrong will handle special projects The move follows Nixon support to free Dole for Senate work and party speaking duties Evans 39 an attorney and insurer executive. Armstrong mother of five and Vassar graduate. both named to co chair roles with broadened responsibilities The arrangement aims to ensure party clout and accessibility for state leaders The settlement involved Morton Dole and White House aides The change is a title shift with expanded duties rather than new personnel
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Office of Voluntary Action
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America
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Contract Ends Strike By Chicago Teachers
The Chicago Teachers Union reached a tentative contract with the Board of Education after nearly 12 hours of talks in Daley's offices. Mayor Daley announced a resolution in the children’s interest as union president Desmond urged acceptance. Voting by about 20,000 teachers is Sunday. city schools remain closed.
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Johnny Carson faces seven thousand alimony claim
In New York AP reports Johnny Carson is asked for seven thousand dollars weekly alimony by wife Joanne amid grounds listed for divorce or separation including cruel treatment abandonment and adultery. Also in AP items Steve Stills faces drug possession trial in San Diego with co defendant Duanna Babb. Alfred Hitchcock receives French Legion of Honor. Derek Bok to pursue informal student meetings at Harvard. Ralph Bunche reportedly recovering at New York Hospital. Abbie Hoffman denied entry to Canada amid immigration concerns.
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Abbie Hoffman
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Manson Trial Nearing End
In Los Angeles the Sharon Tate murder trial nears verdict as Deputy District Attorney Vincent Bugliosi ends his second day of summation calling Charles Manson a phony con man and a vicious murderer. Deliberations could begin after judge instructions late today or Saturday.
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Charles Manson
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Vincent Bugliosi
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Freeze on Mortgage Subsidies Deepens Housing Crisis
HUD will halt approving subsidies on existing homes while payments for 60 000 units continue. New housing subsidies remain, with a later decision on construction. Secretary Romney cited widespread abuses, poor inspections, and speculation as undermining confidence in low and moderate income ownership programs.
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George Romney
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Romney
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
FHA
Site Picked For War Monument On Namsan Hill
Gen. Mark W. Clark announced in Seoul that Namsan Hill will host a war monument and adjacent park to honor 64,000 U.S. troops who died in the Korean War. He said construction should finish by July 1973, marking the 20th anniversary of the Korean Armistice.
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Nixon Urges Young to Try Out System for Alliance
President Nixon spoke to about 8 500 at the University of Nebraska Lincoln urging an alliance of the generations to link commitment and compassion with will and experience. He urged 18-year-olds to exercise federal voting rights and warned that no one can win all the time while noting the open door to system change.
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Nixon
University of Nebraska At
Lincoln
California
Ion
Congress
Nebraska
Associated Press
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Thurmont
Florida
C.G
Bebe” Rebozo
Miami
Technical Classes To Enroll Monday At Vocational School
Enrollment for 21 skilled and technical courses at Mexico Area Vocational Technical School will be held Monday at 7 PM. Open to residents 16 and older in Audrain and neighboring counties, courses include Auto Mechanics, Welding, Refrigeration, Secretarial Training, Nurses Aide, and more. Call 581 5684 for details.
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Mexico
Mexicoan Held In Car Thefts
Curtis Lewis 21 of Mexico and Richard Gardner 18 of Jefferson City are charged in Callaway County with car thefts. Lewis faces a $3000 bond after alleged thefts in New Bloomfield including a car and a trick, Gardner faces a $2000 bond for a car theft in New Bloomfield. Preliminary hearings are set for January 22.
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Curtis Lewis
Mexico
Richard Gardner
Jefferson City
Callaway County
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New Bloomfield
Gardner
Interior Design Course Offered By University Extension Center Mexico
The Introduction to Interior Design course runs four two hour sessions from February 1 to 22 at 7 to 9 p.m. in cooperation with the Mexico Adult Evening School. Instructors are Shirley Drinkard and Nancy Woodson. Pre-register by January 27 at the University Extension Center Courthouse Mexico, phone 581-3231. Minimum 25 enrollments. $8 fee to cover costs.
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Mexico
Shirley 0. Drinkard
University of Missouri Extension Division
Nancy Woodson
University of Missouri
Courthouse
Mexico Ledger Public Notice Rates and Hours
The Mexico Ledger lists office hours 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday. It details postal rates: single copy 10c, subscriptions vary by region and duration, with prices for Audrain and adjacent counties, other Missouri counties, out of state, and armed forces memberships at $1 per month.
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