Minister Denies Nazi Camp Claims at Florida School
Washington AP reports Florida minister Rev. George E von Hilhsheimer defends Green Valley School for emotionally disturbed children against charges of abuse. He describes staff actions as therapeutic and admits some improper use of government funds, while hearings focus on alleged misconduct at both Florida and Michigan facilities and CHAMPUS coverage.
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George E. von Hilsheimer
Orange City
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University Center
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Civilian Health and Medical Program of
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Champus
Defense Department
von Hilsheimer
Green Valley
Brethren Church
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Permanent Investigations
How They Voted on Busing Provisions Vote
Washington AP reports a 55-42 Senate roll call rejection of insisting on House anti-busing provisions in a $25.2 billion education bill. Area Democrats Eagleton Symington and Ma abstained from the motion.
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Washington
Senate
Eagleton and Symington
Bomb Threat Breaks Long Impeachment Debate Night
In Washington, a bomb scare halts a heated House Judiciary Committee session, prompting a recess and police sweep. Chair Peter Rodino Jr. returns the chamber to order amid renewed debate led by Robert Kastenmeier and Thomas Railsback, as officials confirm the bomb threat and a later update notes a newborn home from University Medical Center in Columbia.
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Cmmittee
Peter W. Rodine Jr
House
Kristina Wildman
House Judiciary Committee
Rodino
Wisconsin
Robert Kastenmeier
Capitol
Thomas F. Railsback
Illinois
William L. Hungate
Missouri
Railsback
Rodina
Shot Dog Fired At Brother Then Killed Himself
Kansas City police report a 21 year old man Wayne A. Peterson shot his dog and fired at his brother with a shotgun before killing himself early today. The brother was not wounded. Officers surrounded the home after midnight and found Peterson dead when contact could not be established. No motive was given.
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Kansas City
Wayne A. Peterson
Peterson
Costume Contest At McMillan Playground
The McMillan playground hosts its annual costume day tomorrow per park supervisors Donna Davis and Jerene Meissert. Prizes go to best dressed funniest and prettiest costumes. The park opens from 9 a.m. to noon.
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McMillan Playground
Donna Davis
Jerene Meissert
Employment Up In Missouri
Missouri employment rose by 14 500 in June to 1 954 100 with the labor force up 45 500, lifting the jobless rate to 5.6 percent. Manufacturing weekly earnings rose 2.08 to 171.54, while average hourly pay reached 4.31.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
William F. Harris
Dean Testifies on Nixon IRS Pressure
Former White House counsel John W. Dean III testifies that in 1972 President Nixon said George P. Shultz was not to be "a candy ass" and would need to help audit Sen. McGovern’s contributors. Dean also says Nixon did not order a $75,000 hush payment, though the president felt it desirable. The remarks came as part of closed-door testimony released by the House Judiciary Committee, alongside John N. Mitchell’s testimony.
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John N. Mitchell
Dean
Nixon
Shultz
Internal Revenue Service
Johnnie Walters
McGovern
Tom Railsback
R-Ijl
Nixon Aide Testimony Ties IRS Audits to Watergate Cover Up
Former aide Dean testified that Nixon considered using the IRS to audit McGovern contributors and discussed changes after the election. He said Nixon supported a $75,000 hush money payment to Watergate figure Hunt, while defenders argued the payments came from others. Mitchell described Nixon’s statements about stonewalling as part of a broader cover up plan centered on executive privilege.
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Dean
Mitchell
Nixon
Bond Sees Boost For Pasture Beef
TRAIDT TR "AP" Bond told Trenton High School after farm tours in Putnam County that farmer profits rise as housewives demand lean beef. He cited Jefferson City meeting data and said pasture feeding uses available land and lowers grain costs, producing beef with less fat.
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Trenton
Christopher
Bond
Trenton High School
Putnam County
Jefferson City
Drowns At Rocheport
Donald Lee Cochran aged 17 of Rocheport drowned Wednesday while swimming in a creek west of Rocheport. Two companions saw him go under. Volunteer firemen searched the area in the afternoon and planned to resume the search today.
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Rocheport
Donald Lee Cochran
Cochran
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