Candidates Polled On Marijuana Legalization Divides Candidates
A Washington AP report says most Democratic presidential hopefuls favor reducing penalties for smoking marijuana while Shirley Chisholm and Eugene McCarthy call for legalization. Muskie, Humphrey favor lighter penalties. McGovern and Bartke want no jail terms for smokers. Lindsay urges no penalties for adults but wants more medical evidence before broad changes. National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws released the letters. Henry Jackson has not yet replied. Wilbur Mills and George Wallace did not respond.
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Washington
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Eugene McCarthy
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
George McGovern
South Dakota
Vance Bartke
Indiana
John V. Lindsay
McCarthy
National Organization For Reform of Marijuana
Sen
Henry Jackson
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Alabama
George Wallace
Keith Stroup
San Diego Behind in Paying GOP for 1972 Convention
Washington AP reports San Diego is $300000 behind in GOP payments for the 1972 convention. Only about $100000 has been paid by the San Diego Convention Visitors Bureau. due dates include August 1, January 1, and April 1. GOP officials fear cash flow may have ended, though insiders expect full funding before August. ITT contributions reportedly linked to San Diego bids.
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Washington
San Diego
GOP
Republican National Committee
Richard Herman
Omaha
National Committee
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
ITT
Jack Anderson
Herman
Baby Ducks Rent For Easter in Charlotte
The Charlotte Nature Museum will rent out baby ducks for Easter at $2.50 each. When the ducks reach six weeks, renters must release them on a local lake or return them to the museum. Proceeds aid the museum, boost local duck population, and offer an Easter pet with no disposal issue. A week of duck food is included. Available from March 29.
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Charlotte
N.C
Kleindienst Denounces ITT Memo as False Link
Acting Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst rejected a columnist claim that a memo tied ITT to a political contribution. He testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee as part of ongoing ITT investigation amidst Mitchell and Anderson testimonies.
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Washington (Ap
Richard G. Kleindienst
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Jack Anderson
ITT
Kleindienst
Senate Judiciary Committee
John N. Mitchell
Anderson
Mitchell
Wolfes allowed dog and cat. kids barred from Florida home
Circuit Judge Louis Weissing issued an injunction allowing Mr and Mrs James Wolfe to keep their dog and cat in a rented Tamarac home near Fort Lauderdale but ordering their sons Lance seven and Lincoln eight to live elsewhere by April. The deed restricts residency to those 16 or older. The Wolfes had moved in after the lease was reassigned and the HOA sought enforcement of the age restriction.
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Tamarac, Fla
James Wolfe
Louis Weissing
Wolfes
Lance
Lincoln
Fort Lauderdale
Wolfe
Weissing
Gladys Karnell
Nine Democrats seek Missouri governor nomination
Jefferson City AP Jim Thomas a Joplin native now in Branson filed for the Democratic nomination bring to nine the number of Democrats seeking Missouri's governor post. Thomas 46 says he would appoint a citizens cabinet and prioritize pollution control. He criticizes Kit Bond and warns he will challenge him. Other Democrats filing include Morris Noel Teasdale Schantz Blackwell Newbury and Leonard among others with two Republicans filed and Bond announced.
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Jefferson City
Jim Thomas
Joplin
Branson
Thomas
Missouri
Harry S. Truman
Christopher
Kit" Bond
Bond
Governmental Reorganization Commission
Hoover
Missouri Southern College
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
William S. Morris
John Noel
St. Louis
Jackson County
Joseph P. Teasdale
LeRoy Schantz
Springfield
Neosho
Earl R. Blackwell
Hillsboro
Robert D. Newbury
O'Fallon
R. J
Bus"’ King
Clayton
Harvey F. Euge
Paul J. Leonard
Jackson
Pioneer 10 Begins Bold Run Toward Distant Galaxies
Cape Kennedy AP Pioneer 10 the fastest spacecraft ever launched sped past the moon 11 hours 40 minutes after lift off en route to Jupiter and beyond with a gold plaque for extra terrestrial civilizations. Atlas Centaur rocket propelled it to 31 413 mph making a historic unmanned flight toward the outer solar system and potential interstellar broadcasting for years to come.
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Moon
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Earth
WWI Veterans to Elect Officers at Audrain Barracks Meeting
Audrain County Barracks No 2664 Veterans of World War One and its Auxiliary plan regular Monday meetings after a 6 30 carry in supper at the VFW Post Home. Officers will be elected in business sessions led by Creel S Dillard and Mrs Charles Vantandingham. All WWI veterans their wives widows and dependants invited.
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VFW
Creel S. Dillard
Charles Vantandingham
Willer Family Welcomes Second Daughter in Hannibal
Mr and Mrs Tom Willer of Hannibal announce the birth of their second daughter on Thursday at St Elizabeths Hospital Hannibal. The baby weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces is a sister to Christine Diane 23 months. Grandparents are William B Nowell Sr and Mrs Nowell of 6 Country Club Dr and John W Willer and Mrs Willer of 1013 S Olive St. Mr Willer works at State Farm Insurance Co in Hannibal.
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Tom Willer
Hannibal
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Christine Diane
Willer
State Farm Insurance Co
William B. Nowell Sr
Country Club
John W. Willer
S. Olive St
Final Push Is On in New Hampshire
Senator Muskie campaigns in New Hampshire urging voters to believe in him amid talk of a phantom contender and press influence. Nixon backers rally in Manchester with Rockefeller, Linkletter and entertainment as Mills campaigns unseen due to fog. Hartke warns of rising police state oversight while labor figures join Muskie rally.
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N.H
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
New Hampshire
Muskie
New England
George McGovern
South Dakota
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
White House
Art Linkletter
Lionel Hampton
Lainie Kazan
Paul N. McCloskey
California
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Mills
William Loeb
Manchester Union Leader
Loeb
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Jerry Wurf
American Federation of State
Sen
Vance Hartke
United States
Hartke
Wallace Chisholm ticket proposed for 1972 ticket
A Memphis based civil rights activist group backs a Wallace for president and Shirley Chisholm for vice president ticket. Led by Rev. James Bevel, the effort aims to appeal to blacks whites and feminists and plans a national drive to push the idea at the Democratic National Convention. Bevel says the move is serious and inclusive, while Chisholm could not be reached for comment. A Wallace spokesman declined comment. The Tennessee Black Political Convention in Memphis will hear the concept this weekend.
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Memphis, Tenn
Alabama
George C. Wallace
U.S
Shirley Chisholm
New York
James Bevel
Martin Luther King Jr
Women’s Liberation Movement
Bevel
Tennessee
Memphis
Clues Sought In Oregon Plane Crash Fatalities
Federal investigators pursue leads in the Oregon Missouri light plane crash that killed three people Charles Warnstaff 52 Hamburg Iowa his son Kirk 17 and William Arnold 18 wentners Wentworth Military Academy seniors on their first day of vacation the plane may have struck a power line during an attempted landing near Interstate 29 northwest of St Joseph.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Charles L. Warnstaff
Hamburg
Iowa
Kirk
William S. Arnold
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Highway Patrol
St. Joseph
Warnstaff
Glenn Dunwoodie
Arnold
Dunwoodie
How They Voted On Senate Aid Bill
Washington AP reports midwest senators split on a 45 to 36 roll call as the Senate passes a $3.2 billion compromise foreign aid appropriations bill. Republicans for Bellman Dole Pearson Miller Democrats against Eagleton Symington Hughes Curtis Hruska Missouri Iowa Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Iowa
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Washington
Midwest
Senate
Bellman
Okla
Dole
Prisoners of War Doubt Nixon Peking Trip Will Help
Navy Lt. Cmdr. David Hoffman and Cmdr. Walter Wilber, prisoners in Hanoi, doubt Nixon eight point peace plan and China trip will end the war or secure their release. In a taped Hanoi interview with Dr. George Wald last Feb. 19 they questioned timing of withdrawal and noted political factors. They said progress depends on Congress and insist withdrawal is the path home.
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U.S
Hanoi
Nixon
China
Navy
David Wesley Hoffman
San Diego
Walter Eugene Wilber
Columbia Crossroads
George Wald
Peking
Wilber
Ward
Hoffman
Wald
Congress
Feed Grain Signups Lag Behind Goals
Agriculture Department released figures showing 1972 feed grain and wheat signup progress. By Feb 24 corn sorghum grain and barley signups totaled 13,271,432 acres toward an about 38 million acre goal, with wheat at 1,585,543 acres. Signups run Feb 3 to March 10. county offices will stay open late and on March 4 to help enroll.
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Agriculture Department
Agriculture Stablization and Conservation Service
ASCS
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