Impeachment Rules Shape Nixon Article Drafts
The House Judiciary Committee opened debate on two proposed impeachment articles against President Nixon with a 1,500 word draft and 17 charges. Chairman Rodino aims for final committee action by Saturday, as members draft, amend, and vote under rare rules to lock each article for full House consideration.
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House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Congress
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
James R. Mann
Ds.c
Rodino
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Service
White House
Cambodia
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Impeachment Inquiry Faces Tough Vote This Weekend
The House Judiciary Committee moves to finish the Nixon impeachment review by weekend, as members express sadness and doubt while a Harlem Democrat supports the action. Chairman Rodino says the President must be found wanting after deep reflection.
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Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
William S. Cohen
Maine
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Goliath
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Senate
United States
Walter Flowers
D-Ala
Charley B. Rangel
New York
Harlem
America
Rangel
Hundreds Of Faiths Pray For Rain In Sheldon Iowa
In Sheldon Iowa crowds from many faiths gather at First Christian Reform Church to pray for rain as drought and heat strain farmers across a five state region. Officials warn of rising meat prices and crop losses with corn and cattle affected by the drought.
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Sheldon
Iowa
Nicholas Vogelzang
Isaiah
First Christian Reform Church
Northwest Town
Midwest
Southwest Plains
Upper Midwest
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas City
John J. Exon
Ever Lose Your Wife Behind A Garment Bag
SHERIDAN Wyo AP Ever lose your wife Oden Dunham of Chanute Kan did and he didn t locate her again until he had driven more than 200 miles The culprit was a garment bag hanging over the rear window on the driver s side It prevented anyone from seeing who was in the back seat Elma Dunham nap after lunch in the back seat while her husband drove toward Flathead Lake Mont She woke as he stopped at a visitors center and he drove away with her still inside The patrol relay helped reunite them after a miscommunication They moved to a motel and resumed their trip the next day I could never find another wife like her Dunham said
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Sheridan
Wyo
Oden Dunham
Chanute
Kan
Dunhams
Elma Dunham
Flathead Lake
Polson
Mont
Dunham
Milo Namtvedt
Highway Patrol
Bicycle Training Program at Lawrence Shelter House
The Mexico Recreation Department sponsors a bicycle training program led by instructor Miss Martha Heerboth. It starts Monday at Lawrence Shelter House in Plunkett Park and continues daily at 9 30 a.m. through next Friday.
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Lawrence Shelter House
Plunkett Park
Mexico
Conroy Name Sparks Playful Name Swap Debate
A quirk of names unfolds as the speaker explains how Conroy, not Conrack, has sparked playful corrections. The moniker links to a bartender, a minister, a classics scholar, and a burlesque queen, provoking a lighthearted claim to the stage nickname.
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Conroy
Conrack
Voter Anger Over Hungate Speech Sparks District Debate
In Kansas City a local woman voiced anger at a speech by Rep. William L. Hungate of Missouri supporting the president. The confrontation highlighted district lines and voter sentiment as the political heat rises.
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Hungate
Kansas City
William L. Hungate
Dmo
Oil Costs Push U.S. Trade Gap to Record First Half
The Commerce Department reports the first half of 1974 saw a $3.2 billion deficit as imports totaled $95.8 billion and exports $92.6 billion. Petroleum drove much of the shortfall, with oil prices up 27 percent and imports up 10 percent post embargo. Agricultural exports dropped $200 million in the last quarter.
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Washington
Commerce Department
U.S
Frederick B. Dent
Legislators Demand More Parking at Capitol Garage
Missouri Senate Accounts Committee told state officials lawmakers should receive more parking in the capitol garage amid a realignment map due to west side construction and a new road across the south lawn. Officials warned that about 163 House members and 200 staffers might lose spaces, though no one would be removed.
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Missouri Senate Accounts Committee
Capitol
Robert L. James
Senate Accounts Committee
House
Eagleton Attacks Impoundment Of Aid Funds
Independence Missouri AP report quotes Senator Thomas Eagleton accusing the administration of impounding 9 billion dollars in construction funds. He contends the move will hinder communities from meeting federal sewage standards as he tours the Little Blue River valley and inspects a crippled sewer line.
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Independence, Mo
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Eagleton
Jackson County
Little Blue River
Neate Named Cub Scout Commissioner in Little Dixie District
W Buckner Neate Jr a Mexico businessman and Eagle Scout was named Cub Scout Commissioner for the Little Dixie District by Arthur Allen. He will lead the Cubbing program in Audrain Callaway Montgomery and Northern Boone while working with Scout Executive Don Ungerman and district staff to develop Cub Scout Packs across 16 communities.
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Mexico
Little Dixie
Arthur Allen
Centralia
Neate
Randall Cone
Farber
Audrain
Callaway
Montgomery
Boone County
Allen
Don Ungerman
Robert Deason
Doris Ash
Middletown
Roundtable
Gloria Mitchell
Carol
Wayne Bradford
Eagle
Walter Moore
Moore
Spon
Local groups listed for KICO MO Ledger Page
A list of sponsoring organizations and community groups including Bellflower Pack 39 PTA Bellflower Pack 90 Kiwanis Farber Pack 37 churches Farber Fulton Pack 5 Optimist Club Pack 52 Bartley School PTA Pack 55 Sun Printing Company Hatton Pack 51 Citizens Hatton Sonesburg Pack 59 Lions Laddonia Pack 34 Ministerial Alliance Martinsburg Pack 43 American Legion Post 552 Middletown Pack 46 Christian Church Mexico Pack 35 Eugene Field School PTA Pack 36 McMillan School PTA Pack 53 Ladies of St Brendan's Hawthorne PTA Mokane Pack 31 South Callaway School PTA Montgomery City Pack 49 Kiwanis New Bloomfield Pack 42 Lions Sturgeon Pack 368 PTA Vandalia Troop 54 Brick and Clay Workers Local 853 Wellsville Troop 48 Jaycees
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South Callaway
Montgomery City
Kiwanis Club
New Bloomfield
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Sturgeon
Vandalia
Brick and Clay Workers
Wellsville
Jaycees
Senators Propose School Food Buying
Washington AP Senators Stuart Symington and Thomas Eagleton urge federal purchase of food and dairy for school lunch programs to aid producers amid deteriorating markets.
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Washington
Sens
Stuart Symington
Thomas F. Eagleton
The Man Who Introduced Nixon To Business Leaders
The man who introduced President Nixon to a businessmen's group and a national TV audience was born in Mexico. Frederick Llewellyn, president of Forest Lawn cemetery founded by his uncle Dr. Hubert Eaton, spent his youth in Mexico and is a grandson of the Llewellyn couple who donated the old library site and contributed electric lights to the city.
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Nixon
Mexico
Henig Frederick Llewellyn
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Hubert Eaton
Frederick
J. F. Llewellyn
Jefferson Street
Broadway Stars Thank NY Policemen
Broadway figures including Hermione Gingold Lynn Redgrave and Joan Hackett visited Midtown North precinct to thank New York police for clearing the area and improving safety for theatergoers and workers. Redgrave recalled fear in 1967 and praised the current safer environment.
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Hermione Gingold
Lynn Redgrave
Joan Hackett
Midtown North Precinct
Miss Redgrave
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