ITT officials face Senate probe on Chile plot
Washington AP ITT top executives testified as a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee opened an inquiry into ITT influence abroad. The hearing focused on ITT plans alleged to thwart Salvador Allende in 1970, with ITT contacts with the CIA State Department and White House. The probe examines ITT Chile operations, the expropriation of Chile Telephone, and documents published by columnist Jack Anderson.
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Washington
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Senate
U.S
ITT
Chile
Salvador Allende
Frank Church
Didaho
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
White House
Allende
Santiago
Congress
Jack Anderson
Government of
Chile Telephone Co
Ment
Sheraton
Securities and Exchange Commission
House Commerce Committee
Spiro T. Agnew
Death Penalty and Bingo on State Ballot
Missouri House committee approves constitutional amendment to allow death penalty referendum and permits charitable bingo and lotteries for fundraising. Also floor action on rural electric regulation and a 1974 reorganizational plan that consolidates state agencies into 13 departments, aiming for cost savings and centralized administration.
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Jefferson City
House
Constitutional Amendments Committee
Public Service Commission
Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
House Committee On Industrial Development
Belgium
Missouri
Spon
Phil Snowden
Gladstone
Snowden
Missouri Senate
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Hannibal
Kiwanis Club
Goveror
Iran nationalizes oil industry under Shah pledge
Tehran AP The Shah of Iran announced the nationalization of Iran's multi billion dollar oil industry in a Persian New Year message. The order places control of the largest oil field refinery export terminal and island under National Iranian Oil Co with 17 827 workers including 290 foreigners to be reassigned under Iranian contracts.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Final Arrange
National Iranian Oil Co
Shah
Tran
Kleindienst Silences Gray on FBI Watergate Probe
In Washington, L Patrick Gray II told the Senate Judiciary Committee that Attorney General Kleindienst ordered him to restrict questions about the FBI Watergate investigation. Gray said he could share files only with top committee leaders and counsel, not all senators, amid ongoing nomination hearings. The move followed a memo from Kleindienst and spurred a subpoena for Judith Hoback as Bayh pressed for access and possible leaks from the Justice Department.
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L. Patrick Gray II
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
FBI
Gray
Kleindienst
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Judith Hoback
Committee
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Hoback
Kleindie
West Palm Beach
Fla
Justice Department
Nixon
Roman L. Hruska
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Judiciary Committee
Democratic
White House
John W. Dean
Dean
Mexico City Primary Voters Decide Among Six Candidates
Ten voters may shape the city council race as Mexico's 6500 registered voters face a primary count. Only two votes per ballot allowed, with the top four advancing to the April 3 general election. Candidates include Herman Tolson, Gene Zeigler, James Griffin, Tom Merritt, Mrs. Richard Olson, and Walter Duffen.
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Mexico
Channel 12
See Tv
Herman O. Tolson
H. E
Gene) Zeigler
Grade Schools Dismiss at 2 On Thursday
All Mexico elementary schools will be dismissed at 2 p m Thursday so teachers can attend an inservice on changes in the elementary testing program. Dr Olive Cummings testing specialist will guide grades one through six in new testing instruments.
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All Mexico
Olive Cummings
Curtis Brandow Dies Of Injuries
Curtis Brandow 18 of Mexico died at University Medical Center in Columbia from injuries suffered in a Sunday early morning auto crash on West Liberty Street. Lois Graf 16 remains in critical condition at Boone County Hospital with extensive fractures and internal injuries. Garlene Holtkamp is in satisfactory condition at Audrain Medical Center with minor injuries. Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brandon, graduated from Mexico High School in May and was a freshman at the University of Missouri. He was active in student government and clubs and attended Centennial Baptist Church. He was born April 2, 1954, and the family lived in Mexico about 17 years. He leaves two brothers and a sister, plus two grandmothers.
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Curtis Wayne Brandow
Mexico
University Medical Center
Columbia
W. Liberty St
Lois Graf
Boone County Hospital
Garlene Holtkamp
Audrain Medical Center
John F. Brandon
Venus St
Curtis
Mexico High School
University of Missouri
MHS
Key Club
Vocational Youth Council
M Club
Centennial Baptist Church
Gregory
Larry
Chris Ann
William Brandon
Moberly
FHA Office To Be Closed Tomorrow
The Farmers Home Administration Office on Highway 54 east of Mexico will close tomorrow for a district meeting in Columbia. Attending are Joseph T. Raine county supervisor Larry E. Bishop assistant supervisor Mrs Stanley Kelley clerk and Miss Debbie Brower parttime clerk typist.
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Farmers Home Administration
Highway 54
Mexico
Columbia
Joseph T. Raine
Larry E. Bishop
Stanley Kelley
Debbie Brower
Nixon Drug Plan Moves To House Action
Washington AP says a DOJ drafted bill implementing President Nixon's drug abuse control and prevention ideas was sent to the House for consideration. The measure outlines federal actions, funding, and enforcement aims tied to the Nixon administration's drug policy.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Department of Justice
Kaiser Refractories Names Eight New Assignments
Kaiser Refractories announces changes creating new duties for eight executives. Five receive new posts in Oakland California Columbiana Ohio and Mexico with three transferring away from Mexico. Details cover prior service long tenure and assorted relocations.
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Kaiser Refractories
Mexico
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