Senators Seek CIA Testimony On Allende Efforts
Senate subcommittee presses for testimony from Secretary of State Rogers and CIA official William V. Broe on anti Allende contacts with ITT. Chairman Frank Church says Broe’s testimony is vital to reveal U S actions in Chile. Closed session discussions to arrange appearance continued.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Salvador Allende
William P. Rogers
CIA
Frank Church
Didaho
William V. Broe
Central Intelligence Agency
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Broe
Rogers
Edward Gerrity
Make-up instruction session at 1973 Miss Mexico Pageant
The 1973 Miss Mexico Pageant entrants attend an instruction session on makeup at Kline's department store on Thursday led by Nada Simmons. Photos show Donna Marking and Stephanie White trying eye shadow application. ITT link to Chile plan and hearings noted, with a subcommittee ordering CIA director Schlesinger and others to appear and contemplating subpoenas if no response.
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Kline’s
Nada Simmons
Donna Marking
Stephanie White
Richard Nance
Sioux Chief Seeks World Support at UN Visit
At United Nations, 77 year old Oglala Sioux Chief Frank Foolscrow led a delegation seeking world recognition of Sioux independence and redress for broken treaties. He urged the UN to pressure Washington as reporters attended a wide news conference. The group aims to gain support for a Security Council or General Assembly resolution recognizing Sioux sovereignty after years of U.S. government actions.
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United Nations
U.N
United States
Mother Earth
Foolscrow
Meredith Quinn
Vernon Bellecourt
American Indian Movement
Security Council
General Assembly
Little Leaguers Get License Office
Jefferson City AP James Spradling State Revenue Director selects the Daniel Boone Little League of Columbia to operate the license fee office in Columbia. The league will take over April 15 when the current agent retires. Gov Bond aimed to end patronage in fee offices.
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Jefferson City
James Spradling
Daniel Boone Little League of Columbia
Columbia
Spradling
Little League
Christopher S. Bond
Chambers of Commerce
Nosy St Bernard Finds Moonshine in Yard
A year-old St Bernard named Bandit unearthed a pint whiskey bottle and a second bottle while digging in a yard in Clatskanie Oregon. Local experts ruled the liquid moonshine from the 1930s era based on bottle type.
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Clatskanie, Ore
St. Bernard
Road Bids Planned for March 28 by Missouri Highway Commission
The Missouri Highway Commission will open bids March 28 on 37 road improvement projects expected to cost about 21.6 million dollars. The planned work covers interstate primary and secondary roads as announced by the commission.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Highway Commission
Ihe Commission
Wellsville Personal News and Community Notices
Personal News of Wellsville continues with a church meeting led by MP and Wellsville leaders Don Painter Harold Bruggens and Mike Shire and ongoing preparations for educational building dedication and Bishop Goodrick Jr visit. Also reports on kindergarten bowling activity Paula Whitesell visit Stephens College students and Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid plans. Dr Burnell W Kingrey to return to teaching and research at Missouri University.
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United Methodist-Presbyterian
Church Fellowship Hall
Don Painter
Harold Bruggens
Jefferson City
Mike Shire
Wellsville
William Crouch
John W. Bishop
E. C. Burkhalter
F. A. Zimmann
Robert E. Goodrick Jr
Methodist Guild
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid
Phil Falcon
North Dakota
William Gastler
Trinity Lutheran
Orville Welker
Robert Bachman
Columbia
Burnell W. Kingrey
School of Veterinary Medicine
Herbert W. Schooling
University of Missouri-Columbia
Miss Davis Receives National Education Honor
Miss Dianne Davis of Warrensburg Missouri CMSU earns a national ACE executive board seat for childhood education work. Senior elementary education major active in CMSU ACE dorm council yearbook staff Union committees Delta Zeta and many campus groups. Gold Key Award Dean's List Homecoming Queen finalist.
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Warrensburg
Mexico
Central Missouri State University
Dianne Davis
James T. Davis
Providence Rd
Association For Childhood Education
Miss Davis
CMSU
ACE
Missouri Ace
Delta Zeta Social Sorority
Alpha Phi Delta
Kappa Delta Pi
Sigma Tau Gamma
Fourth Grade Quiz Sparks Edonded First Aid Debate
In Edmonds Washington a district quiz for school staff produced shocking advice. It suggested handling fainting by chest rubbing, checking fractures by wiggling limbs, and applying artificial respiration until death. It also advised bleeding a snakebite victim and rape of the victim in a blanket for shock.
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Edmonds
Wash
Meatless Week Talk Spreads Across the Nation
The first of April marks a growing meatless boycott led by homemakers amid high prices. Organizers say support, letters, and phone calls pour in for Fight Inflation Together clubs as shoppers reduce beef purchases. Gov Thomson and various unions and consumer groups endorse the effort, aiming to press prices down or trigger a Nixon freeze.
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Lee Margulies
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Nixon
American Meat Institute
Chicago
Herbert Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Washington
National Association of Food Chains
Western States Meat Packers Association
West Coast
June Donavan
Arline Mathews
Eva Sartwell
Concord
N.H
Dreama Thomas
Grove City
Ohio
Vork
Meldrim Thomson Jr
New Hampshire
United Auto Workers Union
New York
Consumer Federation of California
National Consumers United of Chicago
The
Consumer Assembly of
Greater New York
Packers Told To Pass Along Change in Livestock Cost
Washington AP The Cost of Living Council ordered meat packers to pass along any cost increases or decreases on a dollar-for-dollar basis. The rule, announced by John T Dunlop, aims to keep costs and prices aligned and to extend price controls to Phase 3 meat packers. The regulation covers declines in livestock prices and requires pass-throughs to the ultimate consumer.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Council
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
Water-Sewer Bill to Nixon on Rural Projects Failures
Water and sewer funding remains in dispute as Nixon administration balks at $150 million appropriation. The Senate blocked full spending, citing fiscal prudence, after GOP leaders urged restraint. Agriculture says funds won’t be released this year to meet a $250 billion cap, despite 1685 communities applying for $252.7 million in grants and an estimated 35,000 needed improvements. Willis W. Marshall Jr. named director of Missouri Office of Aging, effective April 1.
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Washington
Senate
Nion
GOP
House
Dés
Partment of Agriculture
White House
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Jefferson City
Willis
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ITT
Chile
Allende
Gerrity
John J. McCone
Harold S. Geneen
Church
Geneen
the Subcommittee
James R. Schlesinger
Viron P. Vaky
Henry A. Kissinger
Arnold Nachmanoff
Vaky
Costa Rica
Peter G. Peterson
Commerce
Nachmanoff
Peterson
Micki Topper
West Berlin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Micki
Eric Elam
Huntertown
Little Leaguers
R-1
George Staten
Mary Smith
Loyce Harrington
Carla Yelton
Tina Hildebrand
Paula Whitesell
Indiana
Cindy Hess
William Whitesell
Whitesell
Sally Landstrom
Los Alamitos
Calif
Stephens College
Fellowship Hall
Neil Pittker
Marvin Odem
W.C. Steele
Roger Scott
Walter Saak
Velma von Vain
Paris
Missouri
James M. Jackson
Elk Fork
Salt River
Cannon Reservoir
Bath
Monroe County
Robert E. Crist
Shelbinn
Floyd E. Lawson
Corn's Lake Resort
Nickerson
Carl Morton
Tracy Or
Continental
Carroll Motor Company
W. Liberty
Ledger
Logan Pharmacy
Precht - Pickering
Sallew-Pickering Funeral Home
Centralia
Center
Pickering
Charles W. Rahmeyer
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