Gasoline Lead Ban May Be Stopped by Wording
Washington AP report says House passed Clean Air Bill could be blocked by a tightening amendment from Rep. David Satterfield. HEW officials warn the language would prevent banning lead in gasoline despite health concerns. Senate action awaited.
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John S. Lang
Associated Press
Washington
David Satterfield
D-Va
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
National Air Pollution Control Administration
Congress
Senate
Nixon Administration
Satterfield
Richmond
Ethyl Corp
Dupont
Sattenfield
Sinatra Joins Reagan Campaign As Cochairman Supporter
In Sacramento Frank Sinatra, a lifelong Democrat, becomes cochairman of a campaign committee backing Governor Ronald Reagan for re-election. He cites citizen duty and declares his shift to oppose the other party's candidate. Sinatra has long supported Democrats at fundraisers and shows dating to FDR's era.
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Sacramento
Calif
Frank Sinatra
Ronald Reagan
Sinatra
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Jesse Unruh
Reagan
Senator Smith Undergoes Hip Replacement Surgery
New York AP Margaret Chase Smith 72 the only woman in the Senate underwent a joint and socket replacement of her right hip at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center Harkness Pavilion. A spokesman said the surgery for severe arthritis went well and she came through in fine shape.
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New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Rlaine
Senate
Harkness ‘Pavilion
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Beulah Wilson Undergoes Major Surgery
Miss Beulah Wilson of 118 North Mississippi Street underwent major surgery yesterday at Boone County Hospital in Columbia. She remains in intensive care today.
Vietnam War Missing General CaseY and 6 Americans
The US Command says Maj. Gen. George W. Casey and six other Americans are missing in Casey’s helicopter since Tuesday morning. The White House plans a two-agency environmental overhaul and the House is expected to back the measure. A World Youth Assembly opening at the UN features fights and protests. Boeing wins a defense contract for an airborne warning system. Secretary Rogers says China is key to Indochina’s future, while Nixon considers a quick settlement with a $20,000 annual limit on not growing crops.
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Saigon
George W. Casey
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Casey
Bank Bill Heads Into Floor Fight
Washington AP A heavily lobbied measure to regulate bank holding companies moves to a Senate floor battle. Sen Wallace Bennett notes insurance travel computer and accounting interests push to keep House restraints. The bill requires divestiture within five years with possible extension and preserves preexisting holdings as of March 24 1970 or binding deals.
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Washington
Senate
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Bennett
Onebank
Teléphone Directory Listings Up 10 Percent in Mexico
The July 1970 Southwestern Bell Telephone Co directory for Mexico shows about 6600 listings, excluding the yellow pages, up from roughly 5700 in 1960. Benton City and Rush Hill were added in 1961, indicating a gain over census years.
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Mexico
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Benton City
Rush Hill
Agnew Can't Recall Hickel's Name At Taos Pueblo Meeting
Washington AP report notes Vice President Spiro Agnew briefed reporters after a White House session with Taos Pueblo Indians. He listed Elliot Richardson as HEW secretary but hesitated on the other cabinet member, Walter Hickel, then interior secretary who had recently criticized Agnew. The White House transcript later identified Richardson and Hickel among attendees.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Elliot Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
Tye
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Agnew
Richardson
HEW
Hickel
No 10 Downing To Be Redecorated
LONDON Edward Heath Britain's new prime minister has commissioned attractive Mrs Jo Pattrick to redecorate No 10 Downing St his official residence Heath a bachelor previously employed Mrs Pattrick an architect's wife to decorate his private flat in an exclusive London apartment house
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London
Edward Heath
Britain
Jo Pattrick
Downing St
Heath
Asbury Park Calms After Racial Disturbances
In Asbury Park New Jersey calm returns after four days of unrest. Black leaders and city officials wrap a marathon meeting with an agreement. At least 165 injured 92 shot and 130 arrested with damage over 1 million dollars. Willie Hamm Rutgers assistant led talks and presented results to the black community.
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Asbury Park
N.J
Joseph Matthe
Willie Hamm
Rutgers University
Hamm
Father And Son Seek Same Office in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne Wyoming Red Kelso newspaper man learns his 21 year old son Richard filed for Democratic nomination for state representative from Laramie County. Kelso jokes about money for the filing fee and files in the Republican column to race his son. The Kelsos are among 31 candidates for 11 House seats.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Red Kelso
Kelso
Capitol
Richard
Laramie County
Kelsos
Red China Is Key says Secy Rogers in Tokyo
Secretary Rogers told NHK and Japanese officials that Communist China is the key to the future of Indochina but progress toward talks has been very slow. He said China could enable a quick peaceful settlement if it talks sensibly and stated the U.S. would not need a large Asian military presence if China ceased belligerence. Rogers stressed cooperation with Thailand Laos Cambodia and South Vietnam to maintain independence and discussed postwar Okinawa and trade issues with Japan while noting no imminent approach to China about Indochina.
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Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
John J. Adams
Satterfield
Adams
Bureau of Mines
Richard Glogan
Engelhard Industries
Toyo
William P. Rogers
China
Indochina
Washinton
Peking
Tokyo
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Rogers
NHK
Japan Broadcasting Corp
U.S
Asia
Washington
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Laos
Cambodia
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Southeast Asia
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United States
Japan
Okinawa
Lonon
Mayor Evers Tallies Up Year's Work in Fayette
Mississippi's first black mayor Charles Evers marks a second year in Fayette describing progress in industry and public services. Three new plants are opening or planned, creating about 200 jobs. The city now has four fulltime doctors, ambulance service, and two police cars, as he notes improved race relations and community trust.
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Fayette
Miss
Charles Evlars
Mississippi
Evers
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Lavender House Inc
Mississippi Chemical Company
Four States May Lose Welfare Aid Over Regulations
Department of Health, Education and Welfare will begin enforcement action that could cut federal welfare aid for Indiana, Nebraska, Arizona, and California. John D. Twiname, federal administrator of social and rehabilitation services, will announce compliance hearings today, according to department sources.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Iour
John D. Twiname
Indiana
Nebraska
Arizona
Calorni
Connally Accuses GOP Tale Of Falsehood In Nixon Era
Former Texas governor John B. Connally denies a book claim that he aided Nixon in 1968 behind the scenes with an eye toward secretary of defense. The author contends Connally shifted to Humphrey late in the race to protect Texas, while Connally criticizes the book as inaccurate.
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Washington
John B. Connally
Texas
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Jules Witcover
Connally
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Floresville
Tex
Mexico Ledger Page Two July 9 1970
Ledger brief from Mexico Missouri edition highlights page two items including local briefs, community notes, and small notices. No major events detailed in accessible OCR.
Mrs. Scott Named Bond Treasurer for Missouri Committee
Christopher Kit Bond the Republican candidate for state auditor announced the appointment of Mrs. Della C. Scott of Mexico as treasurer of the State Bond for Auditor Committee. Scott is active in women’s clubs, long employed by A. P. Green Refractories, and serves in church and hospital auxiliary roles in Audrain County.
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Christopher
Kit) Bond
Della C. Scott
Mexico
State Bond For Auditor
Scott
Missouri Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
A.P. Green Refractories Company
East Central Missouri Association For Mental Health
Audrain County Hospital
First Christian Church of Mexico
Nixon’s Class Will Reunite In Capital
Whittier College class of 1934 plans a reunion in Washington. Richard Nixon, who graduated second in the class, could not attend the last fall gathering. Forty two of eighty five members will travel to see the White House and meet the President and Mrs. Nixon, with the reunion set for Monday.
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Whittier
Calif
Whittier College
Richard Nixon
White House
Washington
Nixon
Women Drinkers Can Stand Up in Massachusetts Bar
Massachusetts enacts a law allowing women to drink standing at bars after an appeal to the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission. The previous rule requiring seating was held discriminatory by supporters seeking equal rights for women in public drinking spaces.
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Boston
Massachusetts
State
Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission
10,000 Injured by Fireworks Over Fourth of July Weekend
Boston AP reports about 10,000 people, mainly children, were injured by fireworks during the Fourth of July weekend, roughly matching last year’s casualties. The National Fire Protection Association released the figures today.
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Boston
National Fire Protection Association
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