Kissinger Ends Israel Talks Without Progress Report
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger wrap ped up 22 hours of talks in Jerusalem with Prime Minister Rabin and cabinet ministers and declined to offer a progress report. He said nothing has changed his view of the situation and planned next stops in the region. He heads to Aswan for talks with Anwar Sadat while Turkish leaders in Ankara are cited as making progress toward resuming Cyprus negotiations.
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School Lunch Plan Faces House Panel Vote
Washington AP Ford plan to cut federal school lunch subsidies faced opposition as House Education and Labor Committee voted to keep and raise subsidies to 25 cents per meal, extend program to care centers, and authorize 2.65 billion for lunches.
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No Assassination Policy In CIA, Nessen Says
Washington AP report states the CIA has no assassination policy, White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said in response to rumors of CIA plots against leaders including Fidel Castro. Ford opposed political assassination. two former Kennedy aides alleged Kennedy blocked a plan to use the Mafia against Castro. Senate also confirmed two officials despite objections over their ties to covert CIA actions in Chile.
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Mariner 10 Nears Final Mercury Fly By
In Pasadena, California, Mariner 10 uses its last fuel for a four hour close approach to Mercury at about 131 miles. It will take roughly 650 photos and study Mercury's magnetic field to answer whether a deep dynamo or solar particle effects generate it. This final pass follows two prior Mercury flybys and Venus slingshot, aiming to reveal the planet's interior and magnetism.
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MMA Spring Rallies Planned in KC and Chicago
Missouri Military Academy alumni parents and prospective cadets will attend spring furlough rallies March 14-23 with events in Kansas City on March 15 at Homestead Country Club Shawnee Mission hosted by Dr. and Mrs. A O Tetzlaff and guest speaker George Hook MMA 1956 graduate. Chicago area dinner March 18 at Leslie's Restaurant south Chicago hosted by Lt Col Paul Cherches and Capt Mike Laux. Hook will reminisce.
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Scholar Quiz Teams Enter NMSU Contest
High school scholars from 30 schools in Missouri and Iowa compete for trophies and $250 scholarships each team in the second annual Scholar Quiz at Northeast Missouri State University Kirksville. Blue Key sponsors host a College Bowl style event with four students per team and a banquet for all participants.
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Mexico High School Potpourri entries and choral concert update
The Mexico High School chapter of the National Forensic League will host its annual Potpourri of tournament entries on Tuesday in Room 101 at 7 p.m. The Choral Department’s spring concert is Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Presser Hall with Freshman Choir, Women’s Chorus, Concert Choir, and quartets. Tickets for the Spring Formal are $2.50 per couple and on sale in the cafeteria through Friday. An Ecology Club Natural Foods Dinner is Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. for $1.25, before the Komu basketball game.
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Raymond Ross Mathews Born In Dallas Community
Mr and Mrs Terry Mathews Route 5 Dallas Georgia welcomed a son named Raymond Ross born Saturday weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs D C Mathews Route 1 Mexico. Mr Mathews operates a Texaco service station in Dallas.
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Stans Pleads Guilty To Five Campaign Charges
Former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans pleaded guilty to five misdemeanor counts for campaign law violations while chairman of Nixon's 1972 re election finance committee. He said violations were unintentional and asked the judge for consideration. sentencing not set.
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