Bond Seen As Moving Into National Political Arena
Missouri Governor Christopher Bond emerges as a national figure, pursuing a vigorous role with Republican circles. He defends Nixon policies at regional events, urges block grants, and urges party recruitment while eyeing future national office and a possible House bid.
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Bond
Christopher S. Bond
Missouri
Wayne Mitchell
Jefferson Cuy
Kansas City Star
Austin
Tex
the Star
Denver
Des Moines
Texas
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Congress
Capitol Hill
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senator Tower
Tower
John C. Danforth
Des Moines Register
Nixon
Washington
William Hungate
D-Mo
Winter Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Regions
A sweeping storm lashes the United States with heavy snow in Michigan and Ohio, coastal flooding in the Mississippi Valley, and high winds from the Great Lakes to the East. Ohio residents flee Lake Erie shores as floodwaters rise, while Mahoning and Trumbull counties see widespread school closures. Property damage tops $35 million with over 1,000 displaced in Chattanooga. Tennessee seeks disaster aid as the storm shifts inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Lakes
United States
Lower
Michigan
Ohio
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Huron
Erie
Ontario
Atlantic
New Jersey
Maine
U.S
Mahoning
Trumbull
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nixon
Washington
Pacific Northwest
First Child Born to Lewis Family in Canyon
Jeremy Dean Lewis was born March 14 at 9 22 pm in Canyon Texas to Mr and Mrs Rodger Lewis formerly of Mexico. The infant weighed seven pounds two ounces and was named Jeremy Dean. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Orval Swan of Perry and Mr and Mrs Paul Dean of 1228 Ringo Street. Mr Lewis attends West Texas State University in Canyon.
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Rodger Lewis
Canyon
Tex
Mexico
Jeremy Dean
Orval Swan
Perry
Paul Dean
Ringo St
Lewis
West Texas State University
House Panel Weighs Releasing ITT Papers in Probe
Washington AP House Commerce Committee subpanel weighs making a confidential SEC subpoenaed summary public amid reports it names high level Nixon officials. The committee seeks a compelling justification for disclosure as Justice and SEC weigh interests.
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Washington
House
Securities and Exchange Commission
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Jack Anderson
SEC
House Commerce Committee
Special Investigations
Justice Department
Anderson
ITT
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mitchell
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
John Ehrlichman
White House
Charles Colson
Treasury
John Connally
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Peter Peterson
Richard Kleindienst
Richard McLaren
Harold Geneen
Senate
Kleindienst
Dita D. Beard
San Diego
Majorit
GOP
Miami Beach
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
U.S
Harley O. Staggers
D-W.va
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
No Survivors On Saigon Jet
An Air Viet Nam DC4 crashed while landing at Ban Me Thuot in the central highlands, killing at least 58. Among the dead were three Americans, two Japanese, and the rest Vietnamese. The manifest listed 53 passengers and five crew. government figures counted 62 aboard. No sign of ground fire, though investigation continues.
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Saigon
Air Vietnam
Ban Me Thuot
Highlands
U.S
Senate Debates Wage Price Lids in Nixon Era Controls
The Senate opens debate on renewing presidential authority for wage price controls with amendments aimed at returning federal rent controls, requiring federal approval of settlements, capping wage hikes, and setting a 265 million dollar fiscal year cap. If Phase 3 fails, Proxmire would seek a six month retroactive freeze on wages prices rents and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
Nixon
William Proxmire
D-Wise
Cox to Attend Cadet Patrol Academy
Allen Dale Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Cox of Mexico Route 5, was named to represent the James Bledsoe Post of the American Legion at the Missouri Cadet Patrol Academy in Jefferson City. The 1973 session runs June 24 to 29 at the State Highway Patrol Academy, with 83 youths from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Worrell
American Legion
James Bledsoe
Highway 22 West
Worrell
Mexico
St. Louis
Carl Anderson
Allen Dale Cox
Walter E. Cox
Missouri Cadet Patrol Academy
Jefferson City
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Missouri Department of the American Legion
Missouri State Highway Patrol Academy
Capitol City
Frank Parker
Mexico High School
Cox
Banks Raise Prime Rate to 63 4 Pct in NY
The New York area sees a second prime rate increase this month as Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co and Marine Midland Bank lift the rate from 6% to 6 1/4%. The banks cite rising corporate loan demand and aim to ease funding pressure by slowing loan demand.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Co
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
Marine Midland Bank
Hanover
Polynesia Returns Gaullist Deputy in National Assembly
Paris AP reports Polynesia reelected a centrist Reform Movement deputy, giving Gaullists 262 seats to 187 for Socialist and Communist coalition, 30 for Reform Movement, and 21 no party rightists. Elections were held March 4 and 11 in France and overseas territories, Polynesia delayed a week due to counting challenges across the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Reform Movement
Polynesia
National Assembly
Gaullists
France
Callahan Named Coach In Iowa At Morningside College
Dan Callahan former Moberly Junior College All American player is named head basketball coach at Morningside College in Sioux City Iowa, a four year Methodist school with about 1000 students. He is married to Mary Lou LaForce and they have four children Diana Danny Davy and Dana.
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Dan Callahan
Morningside College
Sioux City
Mary Lou LaForce
Madison
Diana
Danny
Davy
Dana
Repatriated POWs Reach Home Among Reunions
Twenty six American prisoners from the Pacific mission return to the United States aboard two planes. Maj. Floyd J. Thompson, the longest held POW, hopes to meet his nine year old son born after his capture. Also aboard are Philip W. Manhard and Navy Lt Cmdr Robert J. Flynn as 147 Americans remain to be released by March 28 per North Vietnamese counts.
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Kris Lil Jeholm
Associated Press
Pacific
Army
Floyd J. Thompson
Clerk Air Base
Philippines
Philip W. Manhard
McLean
U.S
Navy
Robert J. Flynn
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hanoi
California
Maryland
Air Force
William W. Butler
San Rafael
Calif
Travis Air Force Base
Leo T. Profiler
Palo Alto
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Jerry W. Marvel
Maj.Thompson
Hudson
Mass
Clark
Thompson
Quang Tri Province
Scott Air Force Base
Ronald L. Ridegway
Houston
Tex
Three Policemen In Basic Training
Patrolman Frank Cason and trainee officers Jim Collins and Bill Taylor of the Mexico Public Safety Department began a three week basic police school with the Columbia Police Department. About 20 officers from surrounding communities attend as the course runs Monday to Friday.
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Frank Cason
Jim Collins
Bill Taylor
Mexico Public Safety Department
Columbia Police Department
The
Law Enforcement Assistants Association
30 Vehicles Pile Up In Flaming Crash
Barrie Ontario AP reports more than 30 vehicles including a bus and a lumber truck piled up in a blinding snowstorm near Barrie. Nine bodies were recovered with at least six more believed trapped. over 40 injured, many in fair condition. Fire from gasoline tanks and lumber triggered widespread destruction. A tractor trailer jackknifed atop cars. a Netherland bus with 23 aboard crashed into wreckage, with many escapes through broken windows. icy road and sudden snowfall caused the pileup. no signs of excessive speed.
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Barrie, Ont
Barrie
William’ Farrington
Paul Kneeshaw
Ontario Netherland
Cancer Volunteers To Meet Tonight In Audrain County
Audrain County Cancer Society volunteers gather at Monterey Restaurant for a dinner meeting led by Rex Johnson crusade chairman. James Temme of the Missouri division ACS will speak as the drive to raise 13100 begins April 1 and runs through April. Reservations: 581 6009.
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Audrain County Cancer Society
Monterey
Rex. Johnson
Crusade
James Temme
Public Education
Missouri
American Cancer Society
Johnson
Bookmobile visit to Sturgeon community set Tuesday
The Daniel Boone Regional Library bookmobile will visit the Sturgeon community on Tuesday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Residents can browse and check out books during the announced window.
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Daniel Boone
Sturgeon
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George Pettebaum
William Hase
Casper W. Weinberger
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
John Tower
R-Tex
Jeremy Dean Lewis
It&t
Cadet Patrol
Callahan
Iowa
Play IT Safe
Tor Safely
Bookmobile
Melinda, RI
John Wayne
Sabata
Michael Caine
PULP
Alan Funt
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