Teasdale Enters Missouri Governorship Race With Reform Platform
In Jefferson City Missouri Joseph P Teasdale Jackson County prosecutor filed for the Democratic nomination for governor on a government reform platform. He toured the state about 650 miles saying public dissatisfaction with current government and tax policies exists. Teasdale expects Kit Bond to enter the Republican race and aims to unite the Democrats for a forthcoming general election.
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Jefferson City
Joseph P. Teasdale
Jackson County
Teasdale
Christopher ‘'Kit’’ Bond
Party of the People
Bond
William S. Morris
Kansas City
Earl R. Blackwell
Hillsboro
Edward Dowd
St. Louis
Morris
Secy. of State
James C. Kirkpatrick
Jackie Onassis to drop money claim in Gaiella suit
New York AP Jacqueline Onassis will withdraw her monetary damages claim against photographer Ron Galella who has pursued photos of her and her children. Galella had sued for 1.3 million alleging harassment by Secret Service agents. she countersued for 1.5 million. A pretrial hearing set a possible February trial date, with Galella under court orders to stay 100 yards from the Fifth Avenue apartment and 50 yards from the family when leaving the building.
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New York
Jacqueline Onassis
Ronald Gaiella
Gaiella
Simon H. Rifkind
Nixon Delays State of the Union Address to Next Midday
AP dispatch notes President Nixon postpones a prime evening State of the Union to midday for Democratic cooperation. He plans two reports on the union, a 4,000 word address and a 15,000 word companion document, a historic split from earlier practice.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Campaign Spending Bill Heads to White House for Signature
The bipartisan compromise legislation clearing Congress would set the first presidential campaign spending limit, expand political financing disclosures, and enact sweeping election reform. It passed 334-19 as advocates hailed its aim to curb secrecy and special interest influence while outlining media spending caps and nationwide reach for presidential campaigns.
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Washington
White House
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Congress
Gerald L. Warren
America
Tvblitz
Russell Hemenway
National Committee
House
Campaign spending limits proposed for national offices
The bill would not cap total campaign spending but would regulate costly categories. It would set personal spending limits on candidates at 50000 dollars for president or vice president, 35000 dollars for the Senate, and 25000 dollars for the House, with no cap on third party contributions.
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Senate
House
Yardwork Yields Early Grasshoppers for Charles Abbott
Mrs. Abbott notes Charles Abbott of 514 Orange Street is seeing unusually early grasshoppers in his yard this week. The tiny insects, typically hatching in warm spring weather, surprise residents by surviving last week’s extreme cold, following a February sighting last year.
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Charles Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Orange St
Interior cancels offshore oil sale after court injunction
The Interior Department canceled the December 21 sale of offshore oil and gas leases off Louisiana due to a court injunction. All 78 sealed bids will be returned unopened. No decision yet on rescheduling as a department spokesman said the matter is still being assessed.
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Washington
Interior Department
Department
Louisiana
Peace Talk Chief's Secret Trip Amid Conference Tension
Paris AP report says Porter and wife flew to Massachusetts to handle personal matters while Porter may visit Washington. it marks the first session missed since he took over the delegation on Sept 9. Xuan Thuy accuses Nixon admin of plans to use air power and allied forces to seize all of Indochina.
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Paris
U.S
William J. Porter
United States
Washington
Porter
Hayward Isham
Stephen Ledegar
Massachusetts
Ledegar
Xuan Thuy
South Vietnam
Indochina
Full Employment Budget Goes Red
Washington AP reports Nixon’s full employment budget treats deficits as desirable, using a revenue target tied to 4 percent unemployment. The plan funds federal projects to spur jobs, predicts a about 40 billion dollar deficit in fiscal 1972, and defends deficit spending as self-fulfilling in a lagging economy.
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Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
C of C Plans For Meetings In Year Mexico Chamber Updates
The Greater Mexico Chamber of Commerce board approves three general membership meetings yearly plus the annual banquet. An April general meeting is expected, with open discussions on the chamber program and regional issues. The program for Action emphasizes more industry, economic development, and minority enterprise growth in Mexico.
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Greater Mexico
Mexico
Allen Carriere
Chamber
Mexico Area
Economic Development Committee
Economic Opportunities Committee
Williams Named Credit Manager at A P Green Refractories Co
James T. Williams has been named credit manager for A P Green Refractories Co overseeing collections and credit approvals across the organization. He also heads accounts payable and has long career tenure since 1950. Williams and wife Caroline live at 1112 N. Jefferson St with children Steve Deborah and Brent.
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James T. Williams
A.P. Green Refractories Co
A.P. Green
Williams
The
Green Co
Mexico
First Christian Church
St. Louis Association of Credit Manager
National Association of Accountants
Caroline
N. Jefferson St
Steve
Deborah
Brent
Wildest Rioting at Madrid University Shocks City
Madrid University students clashed with police in the wildest rioting in years. Scores were injured and dozens more arrested as the fighting spread off campus in Madrid Spain.
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Madrid
Spain
Madrid University
Wider Bus Law Gets A Hearing
Jefferson City Mo AP proponents push Senate and House bills to widen the 1939 bus width law. The six inch increase would apply to public transit buses on main highways, not school buses or trucks. Support cites comfort and safety. hearings held, no action taken.
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Jefferson CiTy
Senate
House
Missouri
Missouri Bus and Truck Association
Jorge Burruss
Association
Bi-State
St. Louis
Area Transportation Authority of
Kansas City
Springfield Transit Company
Burruss
Corn Buying Program Gains Momentum Across States
The government corn buying plan picks up steam with purchases totaling 1 625 000 bushels from Iowa Nebraska Ohio Illinois and Wisconsin. Prices ranged from 1 15 to 1 21 per bushel. The program aims to reduce surplus grain and lift prices for farmers, bringing total purchases since start to over 9.8 million bushels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Nebraska
Ohio
Ilinois
Wisconsin
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