Kleindienst Faces Second Vote On Attorney General Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to reconsider Richard G. Kleindienst’s nomination after allegations linked to an ITT settlement and a $400,000 convention contribution. Chairman Eastland plans a new vote while Mansfield hints at alternatives. Mrs Beard’s hospital testimony follows. Life magazine charges are deemed unrelated. The State Department denied ITT plots to block Salvador Allende.
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Judge Will Decide On Jackie's Case
In New York a federal judge reserved decision on rival suits by Jacqueline Onassis and photographer Ronald Galella after a 23 day juryless trial. The judge ordered a contempt hearing for Galella over alleged violations of a court order and for failing to provide subpoenaed prints.
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Ronald E. Galella
Galella
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Secret Service
Martin London
Cooper
North Missouri Tourism Boosted
About 100 people from 14 area communities attended a Sumner meeting of the Heritage Trails Association of North Missouri. Missouri Tourism Director James L. Pasley pledged full state support, noting tourism can boost earnings where industrial growth is limited, with recreation spending rising 27 percent since 1967. He urged camping promotion amid rising interest. Attendees included Sen. Ike Skelton and Rep. Bill Hibler. Next meeting set for April 27 at LaClede city hall.
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J Lexington
Bill Hibler
Brunswick
Marceline
LaClede
Direct rule for Northern Ireland aims at peace
London reports a year of direct control over Northern Ireland with a cabinet minister for the province and a trusted local commission to advise. Protestants largely oppose the move as the government eases internment of suspected guerrillas while seeking a path to stability amid unrest.
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London
Northern Ireland
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House of Commons
Democrats file clash over Missouri party rules and O'Brien help
Jefferson City Missouri Democratic leaders feud over the state committee makeup and district calls for the 1972 Miami convention. Sen. Robert Young demands new district lines align with one person one vote and seeks O'Brien intervention. He may challenge the state process if the April 1 call ignores new districts.
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Democratic National Committee
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Missouri
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D-St. Ann
Democratic Committee
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Young
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Houtchens
St. Louis
St. Louis County
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State Committee
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Chicago
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Week of Services At St. Luke's Week of Services At St. Luke's
Holy Week services start Sunday at St Luke's United Methodist Church with one hour services from 7 to 8 p.m. each evening through Thursday March 30. A different speaker will lead each night. Rev George Hassler, district superintendent of the Mexico Columbia District United Methodist Church, will preach the first service. Rev William Hightower of Ward Chapel AME Church will lead the Master Sunrise service after morning events.
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Mexico- Columbia District
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St. Luke's
Senator Opposes Extending Capitol West Front Plan
Senator Ernest F Hollings of South Carolina, chair of the Appropriations Subcommittee, opposed a proposal to extend the west front of the Capitol adding 285 offices and dining facilities. He warned the plan would make the Capitol resemble Disneyland and make the dome look like a beanie. He endorsed a cheaper approach to restore the current west front and add offices elsewhere on Capitol Hill.
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Bond Urges Annual Audits By All Towns
Missouri State Auditor Kit Bond urged mandatory annual audits for cities and towns at the Missouri City Management Association conference. He noted staff limits but said certified public accountants could perform audits and backed legislation to require filing audits with financial statements in the state auditor’s office.
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Christopher ‘Kit’ Bond
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Missouri City Management Association
Bond
Certified Public
Colorado
School Menus For Hardin Elementary Week Of March 27
Hardin Elementary presents weekly menus from March 27 to March 31 with daily items including Monday barbecued ham mashed potatoes lettuce fruit mix and a muffin Tuesday meat noodle casserole green beans carrot sticks and ice cream cup Wednesday grilled cheese peas applesauce cinnamon balls Thursday juicy burger fries slaw fruit and cupcakes Friday vacation High School menus list daily hamburgers walsup fries dill pickle onion and slaw Monday barbecued wiener beans sweet potatoes applesauce Tuesday lasagna lima beans slaw and muffin Wednesday fried chicken potatoes gravy peas salad Slice of bread Thursday July burger corn salad cupcake ice cream Friday vacation
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Hardin Andlementary
HicWay
North Callaway Week Ahead Menus March 2
Week of March 2 at North Callaway features Monday items including macaroni and cheese sliced peaches and cold potatoes Tuesday offers beans buttered peas and a bean dish Wednesday serves fried chicken whipped potatoes and hash brown items Thursday includes chile with beans fish sandwich and spinach Friday plans rolled wheat cookies peach pie and other sides
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Rel
North Callaway
March 27 40 Menu List at R-3 Elementary School
Week menu for R-3 Menus HicWay 202 Elementary School presents breakfast-like items and a Tuesday lineup including juicy burger on bun, meat loaf, turkey and sides. Friday has no school.
Computer voice blocks phony credit card calls in California
A California based computer system using a female voice is used by Pacific Telephone to detect bogus credit card calls. Since January it has blocked about 80 000 fraudulent attempts and warns operators with a clear no when a fake number is entered. The device targets hoaxes centered near Hollywood and large universities.
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California
Ben Dial
Pacific Telephone Co
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Dial
Thurs+day
Pacific Telephone
Hollywood
Fraudulent credit card calls blamed on California
Dial said California accounted for half the fraudulent credit card calls in the country last year. He warned some may think real money is not involved, but it is as real as robbing a bank. Pacific Telegraph would not reveal the computer’s location for security reasons.
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Dial
California
Pacific ‘Telephone
Col Stribling to Ringmaster at William Woods Horse Show
Col. Charles R. Stribling III of Missouri Military Academy will be ringmaster at the Saturday spring horse show at William Woods College. The free event, sponsored by the Paddock Club, features 70 to 75 William Woods students in 10 events including hunt seat and saddle seat competitions.
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Charles R. Stribling III
Missouri Military Academy
William Woods College
Christian Church Prayer Chain Marks 16th Year
The 16th annual Chain of Prayer begins at 6 a.m. Saturday at First Christian Church with participants entering the prayer room every 30 minutes until midnight forming an unbroken chain. Chester Fritch chairs the worship committee. Rev. George B. Wraith notes the event renews spiritual vigor and aids members in meditating on the Crucifixion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Hostesses will guard privacy at the prayer room door.
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George B. Wraith
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