Kleindienst Unfit Says Anderson Testifies
Washington AP columnist Jack Anderson told Senate investigators that Richard Kleindienst is unfit to be attorney general calling him not a man who understands the law and respects the truth. He condemned ITT settlement ties and urged a leader who upholds the law, while detailing testimony about ITT antitrust settlements and White House involvement.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Senate
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
International
Ea Phone & Telegraph Corp
Sacilitary
Anderson
Bhe
ITT
Justice Department
Nixon
Dita D. Beard
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Beard
Denver
Mitchell
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Richard McLaren
Antitrust Division
Felix Rohatyn
White House
Rohatyn
Erwin N. Griswold
Supreme Court
Griswold
High Court
McLaren
Canteen Corp
Missouri House forms seven member transit study panel
The Missouri House authorized a seven member committee to study the St. Louis metropolitan transit system. The panel will investigate justification for Bi-State Transit Authority funding and report within 45 days. The chamber also moved to require 60 days notice for any utility rate hearing to allow affected reps to inform constituents.
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Missouri House
St. Louis
Transit Authority of
House
Public Service Commission
St. Louis County
Carroll. McCubbin
R-Eldon
State Department of Education
Algo Advanced
Chance Body To Centralia For Services
The body of A B Chance III, killed by a gunshot Monday at his Jamaica home, will be returned to Centralia for services. Funeral arrangements are pending with Meador and Son. Chance, a former vice president of A B Chance Co., built a Jamaica home and was developing a resort motel. Local details recount a Jamaica incident with Mrs. Chance and a reported suicide, authorities stating the body was found fully clothed beside a revolver.
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Centralia
A. B. Chance III
Jamaica
Meador and Son Funeral Home
Chance
A.B. Chance
A.B. Chance Co
Joseph Arndt
Roy Hansen
Chance Company
Centralia Friends
Arndt
Montego Bay
Associated Press
Kingston
A. B. Chance HT
Park Board Favors Planning for Fairgrounds Park
The city park board voted unanimously to proceed with planning Fairgrounds Park and to recommend Booker and Associates of St. Louis as the planning firm. Don Decker, board chairman, said the rec board will present the recommendation to the city council, which has final hiring authority, at the upcoming regular meeting.
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City Park Board
Fairgrounds Park
Booker and Associates of
St. Louis
Don Decker
Decker
Rec
Fairgrounds
Fire department warns against outdoor burning in winds
The Mexico Fire Department urged residents to refrain from outdoor burning due to strong winds and low humidity. They noted other towns fight grass fires, while they’ve been lucky so far. A moisture boost is hoped before any burning resumes. Today's Smile notes the IRS as a spring joke.
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Mexico
TIP Brings In Calls For Drug Investigation
Turn In a Pusher program in its second week draws about 100 calls weekly to a secret number 581 1433. Six plus suspects are under investigation as authorities stress corroboration and probable cause for arrests. Optimist Club funds rewards from 50 to 500 dollars for actionable information while警Many tips come from anonymous or unverified sources, and the program faces local criticism about bounty hunting versus counseling.
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Optimist Club
TIP
Columbia
Columbia Police Department
Columbia Board of Realtors
Mexico
Ledger
City annexation appeal likely two to three months
The city expects a decision in two to three months from the St. Louis Court of Appeals on the annexation suit. City Manager Neil Nielsen cited attorney Walter McQuie of Montgomery City, and defense lawyers Warren Welliver, Frank Edwards, and M. E. Stokes, who argued before a five judge panel. A unanimous ruling is required for an election. a dissent would send the case to the Missouri Supreme Court. The court previously overturned a favorable annexation ruling in St. Charles County last month.
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St. Louis
Mexico
M. E. Stokes
Columbia
St. Charles
William Turpin
Bowling Green
Missouri Supreme Court
Nielsen
Irving And His Wife Indicted On Dual Grand Jury Charges
Federal and county juries indicted author Clifford Irving and his wife on conspiracy and related counts tied to his controversial Howard Hughes autobiography. The federal indictment cites conspiracy and mail fraud, while the county case accuses them and researcher Richard Suskind of grand larceny, forged instruments, and conspiracy with perjury added in separate counts.
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New York
Clifford Irving
Irving
Howard Hughes
Irvings
Richard Suskind
Suskind
U.S. District
U.S. Atty
Whitney North Seymour
McGraw-Hill Inc
Hughes
Life Magazine
Rosemont Enterprises
Nevada
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St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Highway 54
Norfolk and Western
N&w
Gary Duffy
U.S
Chance Body
Park Board
Internal Revenue Service
McGraw-Hill
Osborn Associates
H. R. Hughes
Helga R. Hughes
Zurich
Switzerland
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