Nixon to unveil new energy proposal plan and reorg
Washington AP report says President Nixon will issue a new energy message proposing major reorganizations. Options include a Department of Energy and Natural Resources and a separate energy research agency. A White House energy policy coordinator role is discussed, with William Scranton offered but declined. The plan may also include higher energy R D budgets and conservation steps. Morton hinted at Interior department links, but details remain fluid.
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Energy Policy Council
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Congress
Schlesinger Gets Committee Approval
Washington AP report says the Senate Armed Services Committee approved James Schlesinger as secretary of defense with a unanimous vote. He will replace Eliot L. Richardson, who moved to attorney general last month, and has led the Atomic Energy Commission and the CIA.
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Personal News of Hatton Continued From Page 3
Local society notes describe a July 10 meeting at the Auxvasse Community Hall with hostess Miss Elizabeth Telkamper and discussions on Flag History and Pastimes. Attendees include the Fisher and Boulware families, plus Missouri towns like Centralia Fulton Mexico and Rolla, with multiple civic and family visits and a Barbecue at Kingdom City. University of Missouri Rolla students report a record 16 job offers and risingStarting salaries as placement reports note improved outlook for students and alumni.
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Joe Pope
Auxvasse
Elizabeth Telkamper
Bombers Hit Around Phnom Penh as Roads Opened
U S bombers attacked around Phnom Penh while Cambodian forces fought to reopen Highway 7 toward Kompong Thom and Kompong Cham and Highway 5 toward Battambang. Government said 12 insurgents were killed on Highway Wednesday night with no Cambodian casualties reported. In Saigon, 74 Communist truce violations were logged in 30 hours ending noon. a civilian death occurred when a mine struck a jeep in the Mekong Delta.
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Personal News Of Weilsville Updates On Families
Personal notes from Weilsville report recuperations and visits. Mrs Erd is sister to Mrs micely and Mrs Clark is their mother. Dick Har King and daughter Connie Wolf visit grandmother Mrs Jennie Robinson in Los Angeles. Gene Dunn’s Wellaville relatives arrive from Los Angeles for semester break. The Ideal Father program led by Rev Clarence Smith, released from Audrain Medical Center.
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Clarence
Smith
Lester Valle
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Sunday School District News at Wellsville Baptist Church
The Wellsville Baptist Church Sunday School class was led by Mrs. Maude Erickson and Mrs. Stella Mottaz with Mrs. Hazel Porter presiding. The June project funds curtains for stairway windows in the church basement and closing prayers were offered by Mrs. Edna Martin. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Nellie Brooks, and Mrs. Jennie Robinson.
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