House Panel Fans Fear as Threat to Intelligence Is Warned
Washington AP report says senior House members plan to abolish the House intelligence committee amid fears it has been seized by a faction threatening U.S. intelligence. Reps Bolling Stratton urge a roll call to reject Nedzi's resignation before pursuing abolition. Senate panel questioned ex CIA chief Helms about murder plots linked to past administrations.
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Washington
House
House Intelligence Committee
U.S
Richard Bolling
Dmo
Samuel S. Stratton
Dn.y
Lucien N. Nedzl
Nedzi
Bolling
CIA
Stratton
Nedai
Senate Intelligence Committee
Richard Helms
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Church
Helms
Cecil Jolly Phillips Dies At 80 In Mexico Community
Cecil Jolly Phillips 60 of 918 E Jackson died at 12:50 p.m. Friday at Audrain Medical Center after two weeks as a patient. Born March 23 1895 in Mexico he served in World War I with the 88th Infantry in France. He owned a shoe repair shop 37 years retiring in 1956. Survivors include his wife two sons a daughter two brothers and two sisters and eight grandchildren. Memorial services pending at St Matthew's Episcopal Church with memorials to the church or Audrain Medical Center. He donated his body to the University Medical Center in Columbia.
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Cecil Jolly Phillips
E. Jackson
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Charles Leslie
Jennie Belle Jolly Phillips
Gladys Margaret Wright
First Christian Church
Mr. Phillips
France
Odd Fellows
Modern Woodmen of America
Christian Endeavor
Boy Scouts
Donald
Darrell
Robert
Barbara) Ayres
Virginia Beach
Leslie Phillips
Los Angeles
Calif
Champ Phillips
Kansas City
Lee Rupp
Moberly
Ada Button
Janesville
Wisc
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Darrell Phillips
Luther Dr
Phillips
University Medical Center
Columbia
Two Couples Injured In Loop Bombings In Chicago
In downtown Chicago two married couples in their 20s were injured when two bombs exploded near First National Bank and United Insurance Building, shattering windows but causing minor structural damage. A Puerto Rican Nationalist group claimed responsibility. no third bomb found. Police questioned the four, released them, and searched Union Station for a note reported by a caller.
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Chicago
Chicago Loop
First National Bank of Chicago
Dearborn
Monroe
Monroe Street
Wabash Avenue
Associated Press
Union Station
United Insurance
State Street
Wacker Drive
United of America Bank
Ashcroft Praises Bond Leadership at Audrain GOP event
Danforth Ashcroft addressed over 100 Audrain County Republicans at the Knights of Columbus hall praising Gov. Bond, Lt. Gov. Phelps, and Attorney General Danforth for state government reforms. He called Bond the nation’s top Republican governor and lauded Phelps for public service and reduced red tape, while predicting Danforth’s 1976 Senate run and praising GOP prospects in 1978.
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John Ashcroft
Knights of Columbus
Ashcroft
Mexico
Arthur Bond
Christopher
Bond
William Phelps
John Danforth
Missouri
State Auditor
Phelps
Danforth
Missouri Senate
Attorney General’s Department
U.S. Senate
Bunker Hill Battle Renactment Today
About 1,000 Patriots and 300 British planned a four acre re enactment of the Battle of Bunker Hill at Breed s Hill this afternoon. Some 15,000 spectators were expected to watch the June 1775 event, with the fight to last one hour in a city park at the monument foot.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Breed’s Hill
Ford lauds Army on its bicentennial birthday
President Ford visiting Ft. Benning Georgia marks the Army's 200th birthday with a tribute to the force and its volunteers. He praises the flag and bicentennial spirit while noting GOP politicking in Georgia amid Reagan's rising support. The White House calls the trip nonpolitical and funds it federally.
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FT. Benning, Ga
Ford
U.S. Army
Peach State
California
Ronald Reagan
Ft. Benning
Infantry
Continental Congress
South
America
Columbus
White House
Ron Nelsen
Georgia Republican Party
Reagan
Atlanta
Bob Shaw
Georgia
James Edwards
South Carolina
Kissinger Rabin Set for New York Middle East Talks
Secretary Kissinger and Israeli Prime Minister Rabin arrange a Sunday meeting in New York to resume shuttle diplomacy aimed at easing Sinai tensions. Rabin stresses a principled approach, seeking several years of security and a nonbelligerency pledge. Meanwhile a birth is announced in Missouri with family details.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
New York
Rabin
Blair House
White House
Kigsinger
Israel
Egypt
Waldorf-Astoria
CBS
Sinai
Gidi
Mitla
Cairo
Desert
Bond vetoes optometry school plan in Missouri
Jefferson City lawmakers discussed overriding Gov. Bond's veto of a 50 million emergency bill while cutting 6.2 million for an optometry school at the University of Missouri St Louis and 550 thousand for St Louis County sewers. House Speaker opposed override. Senate support mixed as session nears end.
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Jefferson “City
Christopher S. Bond
St. Louuis
University of Missouri, St. Louis
St. Louisa County
James Russell
Florissant
Bena
Robert Young
D-St. Ann
Senate
Richard Habbitt
Dst. Louis
House
Young
Marillac College
University
St. Louis
University of Missouri
Coordinating Board For Higher Education
Missouri
Bond
House Senate
William Cason
Nominaton
Russell
MP and L Seeks 14 Percent Rate Hike
MP and L asks the Missouri Public Service Commission to allow a 14 percent rise in customer power bills based on a wholesale cost increase from its supplier. President David C. Harrison said the Federal Power Commission has suspended the supplier's request for 90 days, and any shortfall would be refunded if the full increase is not granted.
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Missouri Power and Light Co
Mp&l
Missouri Public Service Commission
David C. Harrison
Federal Power Commission
MP&1
Harrison
Federal Power
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Cecil J. Phillips
Monte
Corey Nettles
Gene Nettles
N. Jefferson Sr
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Ledger
Richard Vance
Wabash and
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Mid Continental Plaza
Richard Rabbitt
Jefferson City
Howard Walker
Republican Central Committee
Robert Fenlon
Ivan Donaldson
Jim Frazer
Bette Garner
Connie Pickering
Ron Holbrook
Chuck Ekedahl
Ralph Lierheimer
Bunker Hill Battle
Neil Nielsen
Leonard Snyder
John Boyce
Mideast
Scott Michael Kinder
Samuel D. Kinder
Buchanan
Brian James
James R. Noel
Paris
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Kinder Jr
Bishop
H.P. Noel
Kinder Sr
Granite City, Ill
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K&m Printing
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