Senate Probe in May Quiz Nixon and Rockefeller Report
The Rockefeller Commission findings align with the CIA document delivered to the President last December and made public Tuesday night, noting some domestic misdeeds but few major discrepancies. Reports also reference alleged plots to kill foreign targets as part of the inquiry. Richard M. Nixon was reportedly unwilling to testify.
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Ashland Payments Reported From CIA Ties Stir Washington
Ashland Oil denies CIA funding for political donations and disclosed 98,968 dollars in five payments by 1973. The company also admitted over 700,000 in corporate gifts to Nixon Humphrey and other candidates. Senate panels question CIA activity and linkage to domestic surveillance and covert operations discussed in the Vail and Rockefeller reports.
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Shunned Husband Wins Right To Have Case Heard
Carlisle farmer Robert Bear, excommunicated in a Reform Mennonite shunning, won a state Supreme Court order for Cumberland County Court to hear his custody dispute with his wife. He seeks his wife and six children’s return, arguing church shunning infringes state marriage law. Bear says his wife and children consider him damned, while she has avoided comment.
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Girl's Appetite Roams After Pie-Eating Contest
In Titusville Florida Cheree Taylor 7 won an egg eating contest by downing 11 hard boiled eggs in four minutes. She placed second in the pie eating event and then ate six cotton candies six ice cream cones fried chicken potato salad and baked beans. Her mother says since a Fourth of July binge the girl has been eating constantly and is causing the family budget strain.
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Warden Says Lawsuit Won't Solve Prison Problems
Jefferson City AP State prison officials reject a federal suit by the ACLU to halt inmate admissions amid severe overcrowding. Warden Donald Wyrick warns it would backlog jails as 2,000 inmates fill a century old facility designed for 1,539.
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Missouri
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Edward Haynes
Special Citizens Review
Can't Auction Dad's Ashes in Maryland Ruling
Maryland law blocks auctioning a cremated remains as part of an estate. Atty. Gen. Francis B. Burch ruled that while the Anatomical Gift Act expands burial rights, it does not permit selling a decedent's remains by next of kin.
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Adult Technical Classes Offered
The Skilled and Technical Advisory Committee to select Adult Education classes for first semester met. Past offerings are recommended again including algebra, auto body repair, basic industrial electricity, electronics, medical terminology, nurses aide, machine shop, hydraulics and pneumatics, radio repair, air conditioning, residential wiring, welding, adult basic, high school equivalency, accounting, bookkeeping, computer programming, shorthand, and more. New classes include maintenance mechanics, lift truck maintenance, small engine and motorcycle repair, industrial sewing machine repair, refractories technology.
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Jaycees Rule Tom Sawyer Days Contest Ban on Girls
NANNIBAL Mo AF Hannibal Jaycees uphold a ban on girls in the Tom Sawyer Days Fence Painting Contest. Local president David Ebbing cites a belief that literary characters Tom Sawyer and Becky Thatcher embody distinct masculine and feminine traits and should not be blended.
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Cary Grant Joins MGM Board
Cary Grant, 71, is elected to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer board, expanding the panel to 18 members. Board president Frank E. Rosenfelt lauds Grant as a renowned entertainer and shrewd businessman who will contribute to MGM’s governance.
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