White House Nears Truce With Post in News Pool Feud
In Key Biscayne Florida the White House and the Washington Post move toward a settlement ending their press pool dispute. Post reporter Carroll Kilpatrick joined Air Force One as part of a seven man pool accompanying President Nixon to the Florida White House amid criticisms the Post was excluded from several pools.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
White House
Washington Post
the Post
Carroll Kilpatrick
Air Force
Nixon
Florida
The
Post
Ronald J. Ziegler
Pat
Congress
Washington
Detroit News
Knight Newspapers
Nashville Banner
Watergate Office
Winter Warmth Delays Russian Snow Threatens Grain
In Moscow a warm January brings mushroom growth and kids at play while officials fear insufficient snow to protect the winter grain crop. Tass notes last similar delay was 1949 and forecasters expect a cold snap to arrive later. Pravda shows snow-retention efforts in western Siberia as dry conditions persist in key grain regions.
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Russia
Mercury
Tass
Vechernaya Moskva
Pravda
Communist Party
Siberia
European
Ukraine
Leningrad
Steenland
European Russia
Big Bite On Tooth Smuggler
In Seattle the US District Court fined Donald Gordon Cochrane 500 dollars after he pleaded guilty to attempting to smuggle 168 pounds of sperm whale teeth from Vancouver, B C into the United States. Judge William T. Beeks ordered Cochrane to leave the country. Customs officers found two burlap sacks of teeth in his car. The fine exceeded his promised payment by 300 dollars and importation of sperm whale teeth is prohibited due to the endangered species list.
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Seattle
Donald Gordon Cochrane
Vancouver
B.C
William T. Beeks
Cochrane
United States
U.S
Beeks
School Chief Tripped Over Spelling During Hearing
Vermont education commissioner Hubert Withey testified before the House Education Committee to discuss school programs and, mid presentation, was teased for a missing first i in acquisition on a large chart. He quickly turned the page and continued. A final note urges readers to make shopping lists from ads.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Education Committee
State House of Representatives
Hubert Withey
Three Killed In Week's War
SAIGON AP reports three Americans killed in action last week with eight wounded and two dying of nonhostile causes. Total war toll to date shows American deaths 45,031 and Viet Cong losses rising, as the conflict continues across Vietnam. PORT ELIZABETH AP notes a couple bidding against each other at an auction, ending with a costly mahogany coffee table.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Kirkpatrick Opposes Con Con in Dexter Missouri
Missouri Secretary of State James C. Kirkpatrick told the Dexter Chamber of Commerce there is no need for a constitutional convention. He warned of high costs, cited Illinois’ experience, and urged reforms including a shield law, records-center funding, and statewide voter registration to modernize Missouri elections. He noted 76 counties lack countywide voter registration.
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Dexter
Missouri
James C. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Dexter Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Indians May Have Mapped Star Explosion In 1054
NASA astronomer Dr. John Brandt suggested a nine century old supernova, recorded as a crescent and star motif in rock art across Chaco Canyon New Mexico White Mesa Arizona and Lava Beds California, may align with the Chinese account of the 1054 explosion near Taurus Crab Nebula. He cautioned interpretation remains unproven but notes rare crescent rock art supports the Chinese record.
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Las Cruces
N.M
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
New Mexico
Arizona
California
John C. Brandt
NASA
Solar Physics Laboratory
Greenbelt
Brandt
American Astronomical Society
New Mexico State University
North America
Chaco Canyon National Monument
White Mesa
Lava Beds National Monument
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P.O. Box
Mexico
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Millertire CO
Liberty
Perkey Electric
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Stephen
Electrolux
Columbia
Ray Pasvogel
Central Petroleum Co
Walcott
Iowa
Backhof
Winpower
Sydenstricker Implement Co
Hwy
Kewanee
Barrow
New
Hitch
Mayrath
Clark
Montgomery City
Bae AO Ge
Call Centralia
Hampshire
the Ledger
North Jefferson
West Liberty
Marine Drive
W. Love
Laddonia
Kelly Carr Mobile Home
Kingdom City
Josphine’s
Park
Garden Gate Aquarium
N. Jefferson
Bill Baker
Mer
NEW Holland
Sperry Rand Mexico Equipment Inc
Edward D. Jones & Co
Lawrence Drug
Mexico Lumber CO
Hiway
Auxvasse
Jean Tompkins
Jackson
Maupin Gas Co
Martinsburg
Jim Purvis
Mgr
North Olive
Harold Fuqua
Pets & Supplies
Clarence Belcher
Kelly Carr
Mobile Home Sales
Detroit
al & Ken
Zephyr
Monthru
Ledger
Promenade
McGee Packing CO
Hardwick
Hogan Maytag
Audrain County
Robert S. Green Memorial Park
Grant
John P. Clark
U. S. Grant
Colby T. Quisenberry
Graceland
Kentucky
Ross
Creasey World
Milady
American Saddle Horse Museum
Rex McDonald
McDonough
Audrain Historical Society
Coyote Control Association
T.V
Badaracco & Lower
Jefferson
Blacktop Road
Deep Well
N.W
Eugene Field
N. Craig
Benton City
Liberty Anita Wallace
Best Buy
Sealtest Audrain Dairy Co
A.M
Hebron Lodge No
Hill
Shirley Hacrer
Vandalia
Donald Nation
Olivia E. Mackey
W. Jackson
Rt. 24
Paris
Fred F. Thompson
Robinhood
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Wilmar
Wood
Rush Hill
Block Top Road
Parkhill
Hendrick St
Dorcas Street
Kent
Realty
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City Acres
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Blackmore Realty
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Robin Hood Road
Ted Mottaz
Chevrolet
James Lambros
San Francisco
Lambros
Kremlin
Roger Seddington
Associated Press
Moscow
Illinois
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