Stick To It Congressman Tells Networks
Congressman Torbert H. Macdonald denounces Nixon network bias as he leads House hearings on TV and radio license renewals. He defends press freedom against White House meddling and vows no Congress will bow to government approved news. He says OTP chief Whitehead shows bias and oversteps authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Torbert H. Macdonald
D-Mass
House Communications Subcommittee
Macdonald
White, House Office of Telecommunications Policy
Clay T. Whitehead
OTP
Indianapolis
Whitehead
Congress
Holdout juror questions Corona murder verdict
In Fairfield fifty nine, juror Naomi Underwood says she still doubts the 25 counts of first degree murder against Juan Corona and believes he deserves a new trial. The 12 jurors individually affirmed the verdict after an eight day deliberation over four months. Corona faces up to 25 consecutive life terms with sentencing delayed for a new trial hearing set by the court.
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Fairfield
Calif
Juan Corona
Corona
Naomi Underwood
Congressmen May Out Power of Chairmen
The Democratic reform panel approved a bill of rights for House members to curb single chairmen power. It would place committee control under the committee's Democratic majority and remove chairman jurisdiction over subcommittees budgets and hearings. The measure awaits House Democratic Caucus approval next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
Julia Butler Hansen
D-Wash
Centralia Personal News Highlights and Club Reports
Centralia notes continue page one items from Paris area clubs with Mrs Laura McKenzie and Mrs Addie Alvis among hostesses. Mrs Harry Munson presided at a GFWC meeting featuring a youth problems report and a Missouri federation message. AFL student Gert Muckelbauwer presented slides from Germany. Upcoming meeting set for Jan 31 at Mrs Paul Ballew. Also covered are the Double B club luncheon with prizes won by Mrs Houston and Mrs Bevard, and the Centralia Women's Progressive Farmers Association planning future hosts. School menu lists weekly lunches from hamburger to turkey and noodles with milk daily.
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Paris
Laura McKenzie
Addie Alvis
Lizzie Lewis
Zelta Amble
Vivian Yount
Claudine Westfall
Harry Munson
Munson
John Schindler
St. Luke
GFWC
Lawrence Hackamack
MFWC
Anna Margaret Strecker
Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs
AFL
Gert Muckelbauwer
Germany
Coreta Wilson
Lula Mae Ausmus
Ruby Mayes
Lena Welch
Ora
Wellsville Personal News and Meal Plans
Personal items from Wellsville note daily meal ideas including potatoes, cream gravy, green beans, apple sauce, bread and butter, jello with whipped cream and milk. It lists Tuesday to Friday menus such as spaghetti and meat, chili, sandwiches, hamburgers and pimento cheese with milk. St. Louis Chairman Clayton Missouri AP Don Anton, a lawyer, named chairman of the St. Louis County Democratic Committee Thursday night.
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St. Louis
Clayton, Mo
Don Anton
Earl Blackwell
Louis County
Democratic Committee
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Clarence Cannon
Bennett Champ Clark
Ed V. Long
Elliott W. Major
Lloyd C. Starr
Robert A. Campbell
Olin Bell
Bowling Green Times
Ernest Phillips
Gloria
Carolyn Sue Crum
University of Missouri
University
A. J. Crum Jr
Mexico
Precht - Pickerings Funeral Home
Ballew-Pickering Funeral Home
E. Sneed
Centralia
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Order OF the Golden Rule
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W. Jackson
Allseason
Saez
U.S
Congressmen
Carroll Motor CO
Montego
Cerri
MT Sefot
Palmer
Paul Ballew
Blair Smith
Jess Little
Bruce Shanklin
Arthur Houston
Houston
Raymond C. Bevard
Centralia Women’s Progressive Farmers’ Association
Louie Williams
Joe Townsend
Wellsville
Ralph
Pal) Powell
Hoxsey
Royal Room
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