Nixon Aide Plans for Indochina Aid Up to 2.5 Billion
Washington officials disclosed that North Vietnam might receive up to 2.5 billion of a potential 7.5 billion five year postwar reconstruction package for Indochina following a peace settlement. Administrations strategists say Hanoi must decide if South Vietnam can defend itself without U.S. troops and gauge U.S. public support for Nixon's eight point peace offer. Nixon aides cited Kissinger’s Paris disclosures and Hanoi’s nine point plan, noting that reparations demand was rejected and the aid outline was given separately.
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Washington
North Vietnam
U.S
Indochina
Nixon
Hanoi
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
United States
William P. Rogers
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnams
Cambodia
Laos
Agency For International Development
Morris Seeks Fresh Start for Missouri Governorship
Clayton Missouri Lt. Gov William S Morris a Democratic candidate urged a fresh look at state problems. He called for Blue Cross regulation, no fault auto coverage, tax relief for seniors, local school control, adequate education funding, and streamlined government to cut waste and duplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton, Mo
William S. Morris
Morris
Clayton Township
Democratic Club
Chief Seeks Driver Training for Clinton Township Police
Clinton Township Chief Jack W. Mast proposes enrolling his 27 member force in driver-training school after noting 61 department accidents and 43 wrecked patrol cars over three years. About 60 percent of crashes were their fault, with insurance costs rising from 200 to 500 dollars per squad car. officers on duty face on duty traffic immunity in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Clemens
Mich
Jack W. Mast
Clinton Township
Mast
Michigan
Nixon peace talks and U S air losses in Vietnam
The report notes a possible $25 settlement, while Hanoi negotiations loom. The 20th U S air strike of the year losses two planes to mechanical failure. In the central highlands Fire Base 5 faces encirclement amid revival of a siege from last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
North Vietnam
Central Highlands
Corn Here Usually Lacks Enough Water
Audrain County's 47th annual Soils and Crops Conference elected a new committee: Roy Popp Loutre Township, Paul Gallaway Cuivie, Elmer Kohlman Saling, Roy Mongler Salt River. Farmers reported 1971 crop experiences. Dr. Horrocks noted water use in corn, stressing tasseling to kernel needs and drought effects. He urged irrigation strategy, earlier planting, and row width changes. results showed narrower rows boosting yields and the value of long June daylight for moisture stress days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain County
Roy Popp
Loutre Township
Paul Gallaway
Cuivie
Elmer Kohlman
Saling
Roy Mongler
Salt River
Fred Kohl
Wayne Shellabarger
Kid Hesterberg
Terry Hill
Audrain
Dwain Horrocks
Gee Whiz Says Rabies Conqueror in Lima
Matthew Winkler marked his first rabies recovery anniversary and eighth birthday at St. Rita Hospital with Snoopy balloon cake gifts and pizza. He survived after bat bite infection treated with rabies vaccine, later praised by Dr. C. John Stechschulte as in beautiful shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
Matthew Winkler
Matthew
St. Rita Hospital
Pat Stamford
C. John Stechschulte
Stechschulte
Fulton High lifts hair rule ban with board action
The Fulton School Board ends restrictions on student hair length following court decisions. The board allows faculty supervising extracurricular activities in athletics music speech drama and debate to set grooming standards for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton High School
Names and addresses of honored servicemen for Valentine notes
Here are the readable names and addresses of ledgers and servicemen offered for remembrance from home folks on Valentine’s Day. Addresses and numbers are as given to ensure cards or notes arrive, including APO and FPO destinations for entry mail.
Senators Seek To Halt Filibuster
In Washington AP reports a petition to end Senate debate on a bill tightening a civil rights rule to curb job discrimination was filed with bipartisan support. A 12:30 p.m. Tuesday vote requires two thirds of those voting, and 18 senators signed. Leaders Mansfield and Scott expressed support, while further action could follow if this fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Johnson urges six year presidential term limit
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson told CBS in a Cronkite interview that campaign contributions pose a serious problem and proposed limiting presidents to one six year term. He argued the reform could be in the nation s best interests though he doubted its near-term passage.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
McDonnell Douglas Reports 2.71 Per Share Earnings
McDonnell Douglas Corp. reported after tax earnings of 80.9 million dollars and earnings of 2.71 a share. The company is a major aero space firm and government contractor, involved with Phantom jets and DC series aircraft including DC-10 DC-8 and DC-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY. Louis
James S. McDonnell
Chamber backs Lambert airport use over new sites
St Louis Chamber aviation committee reports 77.5 percent of 2063 members favor expanding and keeping Lambert-St Louis airport through 1990, with many supporting land for a new regional airport while Lambert remains active. Illinois-side members split, with 54 percent favoring a Waterloo-area airport. Also notes a total lunar eclipse and McDonnell Douglas financials and backlogs for 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Illinois
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
Lambert-St. Louis International
Chamber
Lambert-St. Louis
William L. Behan Jr
Missouri
Waterloo
Greater
Rubinstein Turns 85 Still Plays On Across World
New York AP reports pianist Artur Rubinstein celebrates his 85th birthday by continuing concert tours. He says performing keeps him vital and loves audiences, noting he played Mozart D minor and Schumann with Minnesota Orchestra recently. He plans to keep playing despite age and doubts.
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New York
Artur Rubinstein
Minneapolis
Minnesota Orchestra
California
Rubinstein
Putnam Judge Named For Putnam County Probate Post
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes appointed W. C. Rose of Unionville as Putnam County probate judge and ex-officio magistrate, succeeding the late N. V. Lane, also of Unionville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
W. C. Rose
Unionville
Putnam County
N. V. Lane
Jury selection for Berrigan case progresses slowly
Prosecutors and defense lawyers aim to choose 46 potential jurors from an expanded pool of 75, then pick 12 jurors and six alternates. Philip Berrigan and six co defendants face charges including kidnapping Kissinger bombing tunnels and draft office raids. The panel includes varied views on war and peace as names are kept confidential by order of Judge R Dixon Herman.
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Harrisburg
William Lynch
Philip Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Phillip Berrigan
Lynch
Berrigan
Kissing
R. Dixon Herman
Ramsey
Clark
Lyndon B. Johnson
Spainhower Pledges Proper Money Use
Former Missouri legislator James I. Spainhower seeks the Democratic nomination for state treasurer with a seven point plan to curb self-serving interests in banking. He would take over state collection accounts, audit current depositories, propose a Missouri Plan for depository selection, and publish treasurer records to assure public scrutiny. He warns that without drastic changes state government will lose influence on public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall, Mo
James I. Spainhower
Spainhower
Treasury
Missouri
Eight Elected To Council On Extension
Four new Audrain County Extension Council members were elected along with four new Audrain 4-H Foundation Board members. New council members are Lois Thomas Linn Township Dale Hunt Salt River Alfred Bohlmeyer Wilson and Mrs Carl Reynolds Saling. Terms start March 1 and organize February 24. Council and Foundation ballots totaled 507 and 242 with a joint certification by five officials.
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Audrain County Extension Council
Audrain 4-H Foundation Board
Gil Rhodes
Lois Thomas
Linn Township
Dale Hunt
Salt River
Alfred Bohlmeyer
Wilson
Carl Reynolds
Saling
Paul E. Gallaway
Curvie Township
John Sonwalt
Prairie
C. T. Lierheimer
South Fork
Norman Gastler
Loutre
Gastler
Lierheimer
4-H Foundation
Newell Sanders
James Woolfolk
Lawra Wilson Jr
Wilson Township
Louis B. Clithero
Cuivre
Bennie Salisbury
Joe Becker
Truman Coolley
Charles Wilson
Martin Lee Maxweil
Area MU Honor List Honors Ten Audrain County Students
Ten Audrain County college students named University Scholars for the current academic year at the University of Missouri at Columbia are Nancy E. Teller Karla Kay Baker Martha Jean Dubbert Carol Jane Lankford Lewis Eugene Melahn Nancy J. Schoeppel James Worstell Gary Lane Beatty Richard Popp and Janelle K. Fitzgerald. The honor, in its third year, recognizes academic excellence and is funded by the University Board of Curators.
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Audrain County College
University of Missouri At Columbia
Nancy E. Teller
Oak Lane Drive
Karla Kay Baker
Lakeside Place
Martha Jean Dubbert
S. Western St
Carol Jane Lankford
Park Circle
Lewis Eugene ‘Melahn
Westminster Place
Nancy J. Schoeppel
Elm Tree Drive
James Worstell
Mexico
Gary Lane Beatty
Woodlawn St
Richard Popp
Martinsburg
Janelle K. Fitzgerald
Vandalia
University Board of Curators
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George S. McGovern
Henry M. Jackson
Candidate Protection Advisory Commission
Gallup
Secretary of the Treasury
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
U.N. Security Council
Africa
Rhodesia
South Africa
South-West Africa
Angola
Mozambique
Chicago
Mahalia Jackson
Sgt
Pete Zamboni
APO
N.Y
John W. Acton
Stephen L. Bryant
Bentley Rd
Puyallup
Wash
James Miers
Navy Comm
Sta
Puerto Rico
FPO
L. Alan Jenkins
Pic
Michael J. Fennewald
HBC
82Nd
Abn
Ft. Brage
N. C
D. R. Williams
ARVN
San Francisco
Sp . Gale W. Stowers
Kenneth S. Higgins
Agirr
Calif
Cecil L. Wells Jr
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ronald E. Hayerich
Charlie Co
Daniel L. Carson
Cl-1-Co
SBN
Kenneth Windsor
Asit
Hel Co
AMN
Gary Bybee
Chanute Afb
Ill
William R. Erdel
Michael E. Newbrough
Eng
Coast
U.S.M.A
West Point
Charles J. Mackey
Trans. Co
Robert S. Denham
Coe
U.S.A.A.R.M.C
Ft. Knox
Bill Todd
APO San Francisco
Stein
Cali
Stephen E. Jackson Box
Goodfellow Afb
Tex
John L. Walker Jr
Terry E. Love
Blytheville
Ark
Pfc
John L. Barnes
ACR
Charles F. Finke
SSAN
PSC No
Lackland Afb
Robert M. Gesse
S.C.T.Y. GP
Usafss
A.P.O
McDonnell
C-Of-C
Lambert
McDonnell Douglas
Seattle
Dick Dineen
Rubenstein
Calvert
E. Liberty
Council
D.R. Rhoads
E. Love
Liberty
Ruty
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