Senators Probe Rebozo Over Hughes Cash Ties
Senate Watergate Committee subpoenaed C G Bebe Rebozo to testify on a $100000 Hughes campaign payment linked to anti trust talks with Hughes Las Vegas interests. The inquiry tracks 1968 luncheon notes and multiple installments through 1973, with Rebozo stating funds stayed safe and not used in 1972. Rose Mary Woods set to testify next.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
C.G
Bebe” Rebozo
Florida
Reboro
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Las Vegas
Rebozo
Richard Danner
Frontier
Danner
John N. Mitchell
Dunes
Camp David
White House
Rose Mary Woods
Miss Woods
Man Held For Murder Of Alabama Co-ed
Jacinto Rodriguez, 36, was held without bail in Huntsville on a first degree murder charge for the death of Jacqueline ag Zettle, 18, a University of Alabama Huntsville music student from Florence. Coed Bobbi Ann Ostrander, 19, from Lohman, Missouri, remained in serious condition after a severe beating at a nearby house. Police found Ostrander in a bedroom and Zettle’s body about 50 yards away, covered with pine needles and grass. Rodriguez gave varying accounts, including time in a New York prison and using the name Richard Towe, while noting he settled in Huntsville last September and worked in a cotton warehouse.
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Huntsville
Ala
Jacinto Rodriguez
University of Alabama- Huntsville
Rodriquez
Jacqueline Ag Zettle
Florence
Bobbi Ann Ostrander
Lohman
Miss Zettle
Miss Ostrander
Madison County
Jerry Crabtree
Rodriguez
New York
Crabtree
Binder
Richard Towe
New Jersey
Nixon Says No More White House Files in Impeachment Inquiry
AP analysis notes President Nixon told the House Judiciary Committee to define impeachable offenses before releasing more White House files. He stressed the Constitution limits access and questioned broad searches that could undermine the presidency. Rep. Hutchinson cautioned the staff memo reflects views, not the committee.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
House
White House
National ‘Association of Broadcasters
Houston
Phinon Re
Coihe Beitation
Gattens
House Judiciary Committee
Edward Hutchinson
Rmich
House Committee
Chicago
Volunteers Important Says Cancer Official
A large turnout of 95 attended the Audrain County Cancer Society kickoff banquet where L John Gable credited volunteers as the force behind progress. He noted education through seven warning signals reduced cancer deaths, with current survival up to one in three. He and county leaders highlighted strong state rankings, drives in Mexico April 1 14 and late April, and a long volunteer legacy including Mrs J R Eckenberger.
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Audrain County Cancer Society
L. John Gable
Missouri Division
American Cancer Society
ACS
Gable
Boatmen’s National Bank
St. Louis
Audrain County
Garland Strother
Missouri
J. R. Eckenberger
Eckenberger
Field Army
Donna Perry
Audrain
Ron Holbrook
County Crusade
Holbrook
Mexico
Kenneth Dick
Doris Moore
Robert Peak
Business and Industry
Paul Koelling
Jerry Zimmer
Vandalia
Amendments Get Committee's OK On Missouri Constitution
Jefferson City AP The House Constitutional Amendments Committee backed proposals to merge the Transportation and Highway departments and raise school district bond indebtedness from 10 to 15 percent A separate measure to align constitutional voting rules with court rulings was deferred sponsor Sen Emory Melton said the change would clean up the constitution to reflect 18 year voting age and residency rule changes
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Jefferson City
House
Constitutional Amendments Committee
Transportation and Highway Departments
Wayne Goode
D-Normandy
Department of Transportation
Goode
Transportation Department
State Department of Highways
David Reed
Kansas City
Emory Melton
Rcassville
U.S. Supreme Court
Couple Guilty Of Park Deer Kill
Roy Green, 48, and his wife 47, of Van Buren Missouri were found guilty in federal court of killing a deer in the Ozark National Scenic Riverways at Big Spring. They faced charges including hunting with a spotlight and out of season, with sentencing set for April 5 by U.S. District Judge James H. Meredith.
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St, Louis
Roy Green
van Buren
Ozark National Scenic
Big Spring
U.S
James H. Meredith
Federal Preserve
Green
National Park Service
Ginn Won't Run for Senate in Missouri GOP race
Rosemary Ginn of Columbia Missouri, the Republican national committeewoman, announces she will not run for the U S Senate. She leaves John Danforth and Thomas Curtis as main GOP hopefuls to challenge Democrat Thomas Eagleton. Filing deadline remains April 30.
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Jefferson City
Rosemary Ginn
Columbia
Missouri
Floods kill and displace in southern Colombia
In Bogota, AP reports floodwaters from the Cari guaya, Sardinata, and Riofrio rivers surged through homes on Tuesday. Police estimate at least 10 drowned and 50 missing as prolonged rains devastate crops, livestock, and highways, with losses in the millions of dollars.
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Bogota
Colombia
Cariguaya
Sardinata
Riofrio
Ministry of Public Works
Amtrak Plans 5 Percent Nationwide Fare Increase
Amtrak announced a 5 percent fare hike nationwide due to rising fuel and labor costs and inflation. The increase takes effect April 16 and aims to generate about $12 million in extra revenue for the National Rail Passenger Corp.
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Washington
Amtrak
National Rail Passenger Corp
Chet Huntley Dies Of Cancer In Bozeman Montana
Former NBC newsman Chet Huntley 62 died at 2:20 a m in Bozeman Montana after abdominal cancer. He toped NBC with David Brinkley on Huntley Brinkley Report for 14 years winning seven Emmies and two Peabody awards. He later founded Big Sky Inc ski resort project and had two marriages with daughters from his first wife Ingrid Rolin.
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Bozeman
Mont
Chet Huntley
David Brinkley
Nbc-Tv
Huntley Binkley
Huntley
Tippy Huntley
NBC
Big Sky Inc
Montana
Gallatin Canyon
Brinkley
Huntley Brinkley
Cardwell
Montana State College
Cornish School of Arts
Seattle
University of Washington
Kebe
Seattle Star
CBS
Los Angeles
ABC
New York
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Ingrid Rolin
Tipton Stringer
Washington
Nuns Operate Hospital Bar in Ireland
In a first for Ireland a group of nuns now runs a hospital bar at a new 150 bed facility near Newmarket on Fergus County Clare. The hospital is operated by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word with Sister Theophane Collins stating the bar within the hospital is medically beneficial.
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Dublin
Ireland
Theophane Collins
Newmarket-on-Fereus
County Clare
Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word
US posts first basic balance surplus of 1.2 billion
The Commerce Department reports 1973 US basic balance surplus of 1.2 billion, up 11 billion from 1972, first since 1960. Trade services added to surplus by 6.9 million after a prior deficit. dollar devaluations aided gains but fueled inflation concerns. Gene McNary files for St Louis County supervisor Republican nomination after eight years as county prosecutor.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Commerce Department
Clayton, Mo
St. Louis
Gene McNary
McNary
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