Transcripts Will Reveal Omissions In Nixon Tapes Public
Washington AP reports the House Judiciary Committee will release eight presidential conversation transcripts and an analysis of differences from White House editions. Leaked excerpts show omitted material and altered emphasis, including talk of retaliating against The Washington Post and discussions on containment.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Committee
H. R. Haldeman
John W. Dean III
Washington Post
Watergate Grand Jury
Nixon
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt Jr
James D. St. Clair
Post
Federal Communications Commission
Edward Bennett Williams
The
Democratic National Committee
Dean
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
John
Annapolis Exiles Seven For Cheating At Naval Academy
The U S Naval Academy dismissed seven midshipmen for cheating on a celestial navigations exam last May and placed 13 on honor probation after a review. An instructor who allowed test access at a review session was reassigned and admonished. The incident, disclosed May 23, led to a second final exam for about 900 midshipmen.
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Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
William P. Mack
Academy
Mack
Woman struck by lightning while hanging clothes near West Plains
Nancy Summers, 30, was killed Monday night when lightning struck her while she hung clothing in her yard nine miles east of West Plains, Mo. Dr. Marvin L. Fowler attempted revival, noting electrical burns on her neck and lower chest. Pet Show At Lakeview Park slated for 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. youngsters may bring live or stuffed pets for judging, with live pets leashed or caged.
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West Plains
Nancy Summers
Here
Marvin L. Fowler
Lakeview
Lakeview Park Playground
Jo Lynn Goff
Who's Who In Mexico Leads Smiths In Listings
Southwestern Bell reports the 1974 Mexico telephone directory is shipping with 54 pages and about 8 964 listings. The Smith family tops with 83 entries followed by Williams 59 Johnsons 44 and Millers 40. More than ever residents use the directory to locate numbers, saving time over dialing 411.
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Mexico
Southwestern Bell
Wilma Suttton
New Mexico
Benton City
Rush Hill
Smith Family
Williamses
Johnsons
Joneses
Millers
Smith
Williams
Johnson
Jones
Miller
Missouri
Reynolds County
Missouri Park System
Sutton
Franco hospitalized at 81 with phlebitis in leg
Madrid AP Gen Francisco Franco, 81, longtime Spanish leader, was hospitalized with phlebitis in his right leg. Staff said the condition caused acute pain but was not proved to be serious. Prince Juan Carlos, named successor in 1969, was informed. Kissinger arrives for talks on defense cooperation.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
el Fardo
Franco
Nixon
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate Staffer Back From Cuba
MEXICO CITY AP Pat Holt chief of staff of the U S Senate Foreign Relations Committee returned from a 10 day Havana visit where he met with Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Holt will report to committee chairman J William Fulbright. He said the trip was committee initiated not Cuban government driven and denied ties to the State Department. He would not say if a Castro Kissinger meeting occurred.
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Mexico City
Pat Holt
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Havana
Fidel Castro
Holt
Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Cuba
State Department
U.S
Castro
Henry A. Kissinger
Court rules Nixon order beyond authority in 1971 surcharge
U S Customs Court ruled Nixon overstepped his authority in ordering a 10 percent surcharge on dutiable imports in 1971 and ordered a $500 million refund to importers. The decision, likely to be appealed, says the president used power beyond Congress. The surcharge lasted Aug 16 to Dec 20, 1971, part of Phase I economic controls.
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New York
U.S. Customs Court
Nixon
Justice Department
Customs Court
Congress
Nils A. Boe
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Washington
Nurse Class Of 25 Students Begins Year
The 18th class of the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing opened yesterday with 25 students, the maximum allowed by the State Board of Nursing. Sponsored by Mexico Public Schools and affiliated with Audrain Medical Center, the class is led by teacher-coordinator Mrs. Fern Lemasters with teachers Mrs. Alice Pealer and Mrs. Sherry Scaramella. Students include Joan Arens Wellsville Linda Kay Ash Montgomery City Sandra Blake Mexico Jack Butler Corning Iowa Sandra Daniel Mexico Brenda Edwards Fulton Mary Gardner Mexico Carol Gillespie Mexico Linda Grawe Laddonia Dona Harman Thompson Dona Lemasters Wellsville Debby McCurdy Middletown Mark McKinney Mexico Patricia McEntire Centralia Shirley Newcom Auxvasse Teresa Palmer Mexico Roberta Phillips Mexico Michelle Reimer Mexico Betty Schmidt Montgomery City Carol Schroff Mexico Effie Selby Fulton Dawn Shellabarger Thompson Linda Snell Mexico Nickey Talbott Mexico and Virginia Toombs Mexico.
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Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing
State Board of Nursing
Mexico Public Schools
Audrain Medical Center
Fern Lemasters
Alice Pealer
Sherry Scaramella
Davis Hart
Joan Arens
Wellsville
Linda Kay Ash
Montgomery City
Sandra Blake
Mexico
Jack Butler
Corning
Iowa
Sandra Daniel
Brenda Edwards
Fulton
Mary Gardner
Carol Gillespie
Linda Grawe
Laddonia
Dona Harman
Thompson
Dona Lemasters
Debby McCurdy
Middletown
Mark McKinney
Patricia McEntire
Centralia
Shirley Newcom
Auxvasse
Teresa Palmer
Roberta Phillips
Breath of Life Campaign Named For Lung Disease Fight
Mrs. Richard Wohlers of 1301 W Curtis is named chairman of the Breath of Life Campaign by Jack Buck of the Gateway Chapter Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. She will lead door to door fundraising to aid research and care for children with lung diseases, including cystic fibrosis, asthma, bronchitis, and bronchi ectasis, with September drive kickoff and CF Centers nationwide providing diagnosis, treatment, education, and research.
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Richard Wohlers
W. Curtis Sr
Breath of Life
Jack Buck
Gateway
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
St. Louis
Lady Fleming Loses Greek Citizenship
Athens AP Lady Amalia Fleming widow of the penicillin discoverer loses her bid to keep Greek citizenship. The Supreme Court rejected her appeal on Monday, revoking citizenship taken during George Papadopoulos era. She resides abroad and tried to enter Greece last August after a general amnesty but was turned away at Athens Airport.
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Athens
Amalia Fleming
Supreme Court
George Padadopoulos
Fleming
Greece
Missouri lawmakers form seven interim study groups
Missouri House Speaker Rabbitt and Senate President Pro Tem Cason announced the creation of seven joint interim committees to study agriculture consumer problems health care energy regional government metropolitan issues and major state industries. Members from both chambers were named to chair and serve on the groups with reports and possible legislation expected in January.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
House
Richard J. Rabbitt
D-St. Louis
Senate
William J. Cason
Clinton
Agriculture House
Ozzie Osbourn
Monroe City
William Blackwell
Hermann
Earl Spensler
Dcabool
Morris Westfall
Halfway
Harold Esser
Kansas City
Nelson B. Tinnin
Hornersville
Norman Merrell
Monticello
Ike Skelton
Lexington
William J. Esely
Bethany
Paul L. Bradhaw
Springfield
Kangasity
Health Care House
Kenneth Rothman
D-Clayton
Frank
Kostron
St. Louis
Carrol McCubbin
Eldon
Les Langsford
Gerald J. Roderick
Albert Spradling
Cape Girardeau
Ralph Ubhlaut
New Florence
Cason Skelton
Russell Brookfield
Warrenton
Jack Gant
Independence
Lawrence Lee
Donald Manford
John C. Ryan
Sedalia
Marshall
Walter Meyer
Creve Coeur
Major Industries House
Earl Schlef
Dellwood
Curt Davidson
Stan Thomas
Liberty
Edward Ottinger
Peg Miller
Marshfield
Rabbitt
Harold Holliday
Rothman
Holliday
General Assembly
Post Office Picketed By Angered St Louis Workers
Informational pickets stood outside the main U S Post Office in St Louis on Monday as workers protested being unable to meet with St Louis Postmaster Claude S Bakewell. Spokesman Michael Wheeler said officials denied a meeting last week.
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ST. Louis
U.S
Claude S. Bakewell
Michael Wheeler
Skeleton believed to be U S Vice-Consul Patterson is found
In Hermosillo Sonora state police say a skeleton found in a dry creek bed eight miles from the city is probably John L Patterson the U S vice consul abducted March 22 The skeleton bore initials JLP AML and a ring The case ties to a ransom note and leftist terrorists with a separately indicted suspect in San Diego California for planning the kidnapping Patterson was 31 and Philadelphia born Mrs Patterson was en route for identification
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Hermosillo
Mexico
Sonora
U.S
John Patterson
Francisco Arellano
Patterson
JLP
AML
John L. Patterson
Andra M. Latour
U. S
Arellano
Bobby Joe Keesee
California
San Diego
Calif
Keesee
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
Ransom Paid for Release of Prisoners in Mexico Case
The report notes that three individuals were freed unharmed after a ransom of $80,000 was paid privately and 30 political prisoners were released by the Mexican government and flown to Cuba. The United States has stated it does not pay ransom for its employees.
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Cuba
United States
Psycho Check For Chenault In King Sr. Murder Case
A Superior Court judge ordered Marcus Wayne Chenault psychiatric examinations to assess competency to stand trial and ability to assist counsel. Chenault, 23, is charged with two counts of murder and one of assault for the June 30 shooting at Ebenezer Baptist Church that killed Mrs. Martin Luther King Sr. and deacon Edward Boykin, with another woman wounded.
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Atlanta, Ga
Marcus Wayne
Chenault
Martin Luther King Sr
Sam _ Phillips McKenzie
Grady Hospital
Atlanta
McKenzie
King
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Edward Boykin
Airlines Warned Of Arab Plot
The FAA warned airlines of a possible Arab terrorist plot based in the Netherlands and Japan. Pan Am said it received warnings from the FAA and took action. KLM and Northwest Orient commented on security measures, while Amsterdam officials denied knowledge of any plot.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Netherlands
Japan
Washington
Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
FAA
KLM
Northwest Orient Airlines
Tokyo
Amsterdam
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