Brezhnev and Pompidou See Friction Over Nuclear Role
Paris reports Brezhnev and Pompidou concluded talks with friendly ties but France faced pressure over its stance on nuclear control. Brezhnev urged moderation toward arms talks while Pompidou kept France from joining negotiations on force reductions or strategic arms limits.
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Georges Pompidou
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Soviet Communist Party
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Nixon
Moscow
Soviet Union
Europe
South Viet Nam Mulls Aid If Cambodia War Expands
Saigon said it would consider military aid to Cambodia if U S policy shifts threaten Vietnam security. A government spokesman said Vietnam would respond if U S air support stops and Cambodia risks collapse. The talk followed Congress measures cutting off bombing funds and reports of Khmer Rouge attacks and MekongDelta casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Vietnam
Bai Bao Truc
Truc
Daily News
Phnom Penh
Nixon
True
Mekong
Chuong Thien
Attica Riot Report Slams Police Overkill and Delays
A House Crime Committee report accuses police of needless killings and beatings during the September 1971 Attica Prison riot in New York. It cites over 2,000 rounds fired, delayed emergency care, and widespread inmate injuries while noting authorities denied reprisals and delayed notifying families.
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Washington
Attica
New York State
House Select Committee On
D Yard
Newcomers to Mexico join Boy Scouts leadership changes
Mr and Mrs Donald Ungerman and daughter Julianne Elizabeth move from Columbia. He becomes district executive of the Little Dixie District replacing Charles Shaffer, a 10 year Boy Scout and Eagle Scout with degrees from the University of Missouri. Mrs Ungerman taught in British Honduras. Julianne Elizabeth turns three July 26. Shaffer transfers to Jefferson City as district executive of Five Rivers District.
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Mexico
Donald Ungerman
Julianne Elizabeth
Columbia
Ungerman
Charles Shaffer
Boy Scouts of America
Little Dixie
University of Missouri
Hickman High School
St. Louis University
British Honduras
Shaffer
Jefferson City
Five Rivers
Angermans
Catholic Church
Richard Vance
Prosecutors Debating Dean Testimony on Political FBI Use
Watergate prosecutors weigh using John Dean III testimony to probe political surveillance in Democratic administrations. If pursued, the inquiry would focus on possible disclosures rather than criminal charges and could appear in Cox’s periodic reports. Dean’s Senate testimony cited Sullivan on FBI political activity and a Johnson-ordered investigation after 1968.
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Washington
Watergate
John W. Dean III
Dean
FBI
Archibald Cox
Senate Watergate Committee
William C. Sullivan
White House
Nixon
Sullivan
Washington Star-News
Apiro T. Agnew
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cox
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Internal Revenue Service
Senate
L. Patrick Gray III
Kennedy
Probe Finds 2000 Central Missouri Students Unknown in Directory
A Missouri House subcommittee probing university spending demands a full report from Central Missouri State University president Dr. Warren Lovinger after finding 20 percent of fall 1972 enrollees not listed in the campus directory. Directors from Warrensburg and Independence campuses are under scrutiny for potential over-reporting and grant of $2.6 to $3 million tied to enrollment. The panel, led by Rep. Hayden Morgan, plans another meeting July 30 to review figures and possible joint services with other state universities.
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Missouri House
Central Missouri State University
Warren Lovinger
Capitol
Hayden Morgan
Nevada
House Appropriations Committee
Lovinger
Central Missouri State
Steve Vossmeyer
D-St. Louis
Warrensburg
Independence
Vossmeyer
Fred Hughes
Missouri Southern University
Joplin
Stolen Babe Tears Fill Pram Theft Scene
In Bromley England distraught mother Mrs Shirley Bullen pleads as police replay the abduction of her six week old daughter Kristen. Kristen with convulsions has missed six phenobarbitone doses and doctors fear brain damage. Police seek a middle aged woman seen near the lavatory where the child vanished.
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Bromley
England
Shirley Bullen
Felicity Burchenall
Kristen
Raymond Bullen
Debbie Reynolds Gun Charge Dropped in Manhattan Court
Actress Debbie Reynolds expressed relief after illegal possession charges were dropped in Manhattan criminal court. The April incident involved a six shooter owned by her husband Harry Karl, with son Todd Fisher accidentally wounding himself in the leg while playing with the weapon. The state said it could not prove Reynolds had actual possession of the gun.
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Debbie Reynolds
New York
Manhattan
Todd Fisher
Miss Reynolds
Harry Karl
Bond Signs 15 Bills Vetoes One In Missouri
Gov. Christopher Bond signed 15 bills including three major appropriation measures for the fiscal year 1974 totaling 508.6 million for education 712 million for elective offices and state agencies and 88.3 million for the revenue department. He vetoed a 169 565 dollar park board dredging expenditure and rejected foreign trade office funding though proposals to aid inmate pay and national guard protections were approved.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Christopher
Bond
State Revenue Department
Revenue Department
Office of
State Park Board
St. Joseph
Foreign Trade Office
Brussels
London
Tokyo
Corrections Department
National Guard
State Defense Fund
Calloway County
Fulton State Hospital
Adjutant General
Cape Girardeau
Tourism Official Speaks To Kiwanis at The Monterey
Steve Kappler director of the Missouri Tourism Department spoke to the Mexico Kiwanis Club praising the 1967 commission. He outlined goals to keepMissourians vacationing at home and to lure out of state visitors. He touted tourism as Missouri’s third largest industry and highlighted a four day work week and higher consumer spending as keys to growth. He presented a film titled Missouri Gateway to the West.
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Steve Kappler
Missouri Tourism Department
Mexico Kiwanis Club
Monterey
Commission
Missouri
Kappler
Draft Board Moves Selective Service Offices to New Site
Selective Service boards No 4 of Audrain and No 74 of Montgomery, now in Audrain County courthouse, will move to 218 W Monroe St on June 29. Mexico chosen as site of area office No 9 to maintain service records for registrants from Callaway, Monroe, Audrain and Montgomery counties.
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Selective Service Boards
Audrain County
Montgomery County
W. Monroe St
Mexico
Callaway
M Monroe Counties
Audrain
Montgomery
Girl Scouts Debates New Woman Badge in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a pilot program teaches Girl Scouts aged 12 to 14 about sex birth control and abortion through a badge titled To Be a Woman. The four part requirements include menopause hysterectomies and pregnancy termination along with history and rape emergency handling. Parents consent is needed but critics fear indoctrination and loss of traditional Girl Scout image.
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Philadelphia
Jane Arnold
Wyncote
Muriel Lehman
Philadelphia Council
Arnold
Women’s Liberation Movement
Ernesta Drinker Ballard
Girl Scout Organization
Oil Not Short In Europe
London AP reports Europe has not faced oil shortages while the United States seeks more imports. European sources warn that if American demand continues, Europe could join the shortage. Gasoline prices rise in Britain and West Germany, with possible further increases due to anti inflation taxes. Moscow notes rare shortages blamed on distribution, not fuel fate.
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Europe
America
United States
U.S
Britain
Moscow
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