Johnson Lays To Rest At Family Cemetery In Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson is laid to rest at the LBJ Ranch in a 50 minute service marked by religious solemnity military pageantry and oratory. Billy Graham and John B. Connally delivered eulogies as about 10 000 mourners watched from the hill country and riverbanks.
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Stonewall
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
LBJ
Pedernales
Billy Graham
Texas
John B. Connally
Graham
Johnson
Secret Service
Lynda
Luci
National City Christian Church
Washington
U.S. House
U.S. Senate
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
White House
John F. Kennedy
Park Road
Ranchouse
Largest St Louis drug lab raid sparks federal claim
Federal agents raid a midtown St Louis two story building tied to Signet Research and Development and seize records and chemicals. Officials say the operation appeared geared to manufacturing LSD and amphetamines and was near ready to begin. Ownership of Signet undetermined. Separate suburban arrests linked to large chemical quantities used for drug manufacture.
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ST. Louis
United States
Signet Research and Development
Asst
U.S. Atty
Mike Reap
Reap
Justice Department
Drug Abuse Law Enforcement Office
Signet
Fenton
Agnew Plans Weeklong Asian Tour To Seven Nations
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will depart Sunday on a tour visiting South Vietnam and six other Asian countries. The White House announced the itinerary, detailing stops likely across multiple nations and engagements during the trip.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
South Vietnam
White House
Street Committee Governance and Citizens Life in Peking
The article describes how street committees select members by neighborhood size, with elections supervised by district committees. Women hold eight of fifteen seats. food rationing and household duties are coordinated by the committees. Children entertain visiting editors with songs praising Chairman Mao as part of a staged civic portrait.
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District Revolutionary Committee
People’s Liberation Army
Nixon
Peking
Chairman Mao
Wang
East
China
Audrain Medical Center Names New Department Heads
Mrs. Marie Long becomes admitting officer at Audrain Medical Center while Tony Milian is promoted to data processing manager. Long heads eight staff and oversees initial patient administrative services. Milian leads twelve in the data processing center near AMC facilities.
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Marie Long
Tony Milian
Audrain Medical Center
AMC
Long
Chillicothe Business College
University of Missouri
Tom
E. Vinest
Milian
L.T. York Co
Brookfield
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Mr. Milian
Bond Budget Faces House Criticism In Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri governor budget for 1973 74 faces sharp questions from the House Appropriations Committee led by Rep James Russell as Bond plans a 52 million cut in the Revenue Department and adds 51 new hires a deputy director two lawyers and raises salaries totaling 471 000 Officials say the plan creates an extra layer and neglects aid to reorganizing school districts while proposing a 5 percent across the board pay rise for about 55 000 state workers and more than 500 new hires.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S
Bond
House Appropriations Committee
James “Jay” Russell
Dst. Louis
Revenue Department
Joe Holt
D-Fulton
Department of Revenue
Office of Administration
Russell
Direc
Tor
Missouri House
Holt
Department of Education
Arthur L. Maillery
Fordland
Mallory
Venison Fine for Two Mapaville Men
Brothers James McGee and Donald McGee were fined $500 each and had hunting and fishing privileges suspended for the rest of the year by Magistrate John L. Anderson in Hillsboro Missouri after being charged with illegal possession and killing of deer. They were ordered to pay $316 in court costs each, with remaining fines to be imposed if charged again for wildlife violations.
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Hillsboro
James McGee
Donald McGee
Mapaville
John L. Anderson
Anderson
Appellate Judicial Commission to pick Cross successor
In Jefferson City Missouri the state Appellate Judicial Commission will meet at the Supreme Court building Saturday to select three candidates to replace Gerald Cross on the Kansas City Court of Appeals. The governor will choose from the three nominees. Cross turns 75 last Saturday and will retire.
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Jefferson City, Mo
State Appellate Judicial Commission
State Supreme Court
Gerald Cross
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Cross
Ruling on Court Fees Set In Missouri Opinion
In Jefferson City Missouri the attorney general's office ruled that circuit court clerk fees paid before civil case trial must allocate 50 percent monthly to the director of revenue. The opinion, by Assistant Attorney General John C Kiaffenbach, notes that unless the court rule specifies otherwise, prepayment fees are distributed after costs liability is decided.
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Jeffuxson City
Attorney General’s Office
Circuit Court
Director of Revenue
Asst. Atty
John C. Kiaffenbach
Thomas I. Osborne
Audrain Coy
Nixon seeks abolition of three offices in executive branch
President Nixon asked Congress to abolish the Office of Emergency Preparedness the Office of Science and Technology and the Space Council. Functions would transfer to HUD GSA and Treasury with 389 jobs cut and about 2 million in annual savings. The Space Council would end.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Office of Science and Technology
Nationa Aeronautics and Space Council
The
Space Council
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
White House
Office of
Science and
National Science Foundation
OEP
Department of Housing and Urban Development
General Services Administration
Treasury Department
U.S
Council
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Anita Bryant
James A. Cross
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Vestmannayjar
Heymaey
Iceland
Raid
Agnew
Lois
Jackson
Mrs. Marie Long
Courage Future
Charles Bronson
Liberty Cael
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Cole Junction
Hwy. 179
John Deere
P.T.O
International
B.M
Farmall
McCormick Deering
New Idea
Dunham
McCulloch
International Cultivator
Ralph McKee
Eugene (Gene) and
Gladys Ihler
Bob
Bill Gratz
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