Symington Raps Kissinger Web and Power
Washington Senator Stuart Symington denounces what he terms the Kissinger syndrome a White House panel network he says concentrates decision making in Henry Kissinger. He argues Congress lacks voice in policy and calls for scrutiny of a 2.3 million request for a so called little State Department in the White House.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
Congress
Kissinger
Symington
Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
National Security Council
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Council
Security Council
Defense Programs Review Committee
Little State Department
White House
Three Day Jehovahs Witnesses Assembly Planned in Mexico
Sammy D. Dysart announces Floyd F. Garrett and Albert F. Ludke will lead a three day circuit assembly March 5 to 7 at Mexico High School Auditorium. Garrett and Ludke, in eight state district and 16 congregations respectively, arrive Monday for activities ending with a Sunday 2 p.m. address. About 1,000 expected. no collections.
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Sammy D. Dysart
Mexico
Jehovah's Witnesses
Floyd F. Garrett
Albert F. Ludke
New York
Mexico High School
Mr. Garrett
Mr. Ludke
Garret
Ludke
Garrett
New Kingdom Hall
W. Breckenridge
Agnew Golf Shot Becomes Florida Trip Prize
A Salem Oregon couple are sought by Atlanta radio station Wsh and Eastern Air Lines for a trip to Florida after Mrs. GL Decker was struck on the wrist by Vice President Spiro Agnew's errant golf shot at the Bob Hope Desert Classic witnessed by a national TV audience. The station’s contest awarded Agnew the dubious distinction and the trip, contingent on locating the Deckers.
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Atlanta
Florida
Decker
Mauze Sworn In as Young Member of PSC
James F. Mauze of St. Louis took the oath to join the Missouri Public Service Commission, becoming the youngest ever at 1 PM. He fills the unexpired term of Howard Elliott Jr. ending April 15, 1973 after Elliott resigned for a Washington appointment. oath by Judge James A. Finch Jr. Mauze is a Republican.
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Jefferson City
James F. Mauze
St. Louis
Missouri Public Service Commission
James A. Finch Jr
Missouri Supreme Court
Mauze
Howard Elliott Jr
Eliott
Washington
Wellsville Personal News Highlights T
Personal notes from Wellsville recount visits and departures. Miss NovaLee Arnold and Miss Doris Grimwood hosted by the Grimwood family. Arnold and Grimwood college freshmen at Kirksville State College. Tech Sgt James Crouch heads to Korea after a week with family. Mr and Mrs John Downing of Troy visited Wellsville. former residents. Missouri soybean contest yields lead to European study tour for August Moldenhauer and spouse Bud.
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Novalee Arnold
Marion
Iowa
Doris Grimwood
Doris
Robert Grimwood
Arnold
Miss Grimwood
State College
Kirksville
Grimwood
Tech
James Crouch
Wellsville
Korea
St. Louis
Crouch
John Downing
Troy
Downings
Menfro, Mo
Missouri
Europe
August
Bud) Moldenhauer
Menfro
Moldenhauer
Personal News of Paris and Local Community Updates
Personal News of Paris continues with Long Family business and entertainment. Vicki Turner of Moberly is elected president of Monroe County Angus association. officers include Blanton Engle, Paris, and Rick Turner, Moberly. Retiring officers listed. MRS. JERRY CRIGLER visits Paris OES Chapter. Presbyterian Women and Baptist Church activities planned. Methodist class for ages 10 to 12 announced. Ed Shadwell home move. Des Moines surgery for Rev Azel Smith noted.
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Vicki Turner
Moberly
Monroe County Angus Association
Madison
Blanton Engle
Paris
Rick Turner
Diane Sheerman
Holliday
David Hobbs
Jeff Rudasill
Mexico
Pam Crutcher
Huntsville
Jan Owens
Mike Gray
Rena Marshall
Centralia
Ronnie Lehenbauer
Hannibal
James Culpepper
Arthur Forbis
Azel Smith
Methodist
Des Moines
Iowa
States Still Owe For 1836 Revenue Sharing
The Senate weighs removing 26 states from a former 1836 surplus revenue loan scheme. Supported by Boggs and Ribicoff, the move would convert loans to grants, arguing debt forgiveness is prudent as most states cannot repay with 5 percent interest. The Library of Congress cites potential liabilities exceeding a half billion dollars. Distribution figures list New York to Michigan shares ranging from 4 million to 286 thousand dollars.
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Senate
Sen. J. Caleb Boggs
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Boggs
Congress
Treasury Department
Clifford P. Case
R-ew J
New Jersey
Delaware
New York
Vermont
Treasury
Ribicoff
Library of Congress
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Georgia
South Carolina
Maine
Maryland
Indiana
Connecticut
Alabama
New Hampshire
Illinois
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Rhode Island
Arkansas
Michigan
Hearnes Backs Nixon Revenue Sharing Plan
Missouri Governor Warren Hearnes announced his conversion to Nixon revenue sharing after a Des Moines meeting with the President and three other governors. Lucey of Wisconsin joined in support, while Mills’ stance on welfare federalization shaped the discussion.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Pat
Iowa
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Des Moines
Hearnes
Missourian
Afl-Cio
National Farmers Organization
Patrick ‘J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Lucey
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hearnies
Mills
Uncle Sam
Mill
Robert D. Ray
Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois
Patrick J. Lucey
Ray
America
Vandalia club show set for April at Veterans Hall
Vandalia residents prepare for a two day personal news show on April 24 and 25 at Veterans Hall with Bill Dodge of Carmi as judge. Mrs. Ed Lawson led the program on breeding rabbits. Several members plan to attend the Midwest Rabbit Show in Sedalia Saturday night. An April meeting will be at John Moss home in Columbia with attendees Faye Heaton Billy and Eddie Curryville John and Cecil Nutt Vandalia. Eddie Nutt fresh from Okinawa on a 30 day furlough will return to Port Hueneme for six months then Spain for six months. Grandparents Al Uhey Vandalia and Lesley Stansbury Oxnard Calif. Harold Jackson Farber is paternal great grandmother. AAUW local branch will meet at 7 15 p m Tuesday at Mrs Leighton Martyr home. City Council session set for 7 30 p m at City Hall. Mrs Elmer Smith hospitalized for tests. Death: Paul de Kruif 80 noted author and science writer for Readers Digest died of heart attack in Holland Michigan.
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Veterans Hall
Vandalia
Bill Dodge
Carmi
Ill
Ed Lawson
Sedalia
John Moss
Columbia
Faye Heaton
Billy and
Eddie
Curryville
Cecil Nutt
Eddie Nutt
Okinawa
Port Hueneme
Calif
Spain
Ronnie Uhey
Imperial Beach
Heather Elizabeth
Jeffry
Uhey
Westinghouse
al Uhey
Lesley Stansbury
Oxnard
Harold Jackson
Farber
Judge Donnelly Resting Easier in Missouri Medical Center
Judge Robert T. Donnelly is reported resting easier at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia after being admitted Monday for a kidney ailment. His wife said he became ill at their Jefferson City home Saturday and was first treated at Jefferson City Memorial Hospital before transfer.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Robert T. Donnelly
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
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