Ichord's New Loyalty Bill Backed by House Panel
Washington AP Seven House Internal Security Committee members back a bill to purge those hostile to the government from federal payroll. Rep Richard H Ichord D Mo and six colleagues say the loyalty program is failing across executive agencies. The plan would require a new five member security commission to judge groups and determine eligibility, replacing a recently voided loyalty oath.
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Washington
House
Internal Security Committee
Richard H. Ichord
D-Mo
Ichord
United States
Richardson Preyer
D-N.c
Mendel J. Davis
D-S.c
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Roger H. Zion
Ind
J. Herbert Burke
Rfla
Tennyson Guyer
Rohio
Pet Cemetery Caretaker Draws Line At Snakes
Hinsdale Michigan caretaker Stokes Wyllie, at the Hinsdale Animal Cemetery, explains he will quit if snakes are ever brought in. The 21-year caretaker describes a seven acre site with about 9,000 graves for dogs, cats, parakeets, monkeys, horses and more. Burial costs range from 12 dollars for a parakeet to about 76 dollars for a dog, plus annual maintenance and engraving fees. About 300 burials occur yearly, mostly private family services, with only a few ministers present.
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Joseph R. Tybor
Associated Press
Hinsdale, MI
Hinsdale Animal Cemetery
Chicago
Remkus
Sergeant Armstrong arrives for duty in North Carolina
U S Air Force Senior Master Sergeant John C Armstrong, son of Mrs Nettie Armstrong of Paris Missouri, reports for duty at Seymour Johnson AFV B North Carolina in a Tactical Air Command unit providing air support for ground forces. He previously served at Tan Son Nhut AB Vietnam and has 12 months combat duty. His wife is Hedy Sleservona.
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Goldsboro
N.C
U.S. Air Force
John C. Armstrong
Nettie Armstrong
Paris
Seymour-Johnson Afvb
Armstrong
Tactical Air Command
U.S
Tan Son Nhut AB
Vietnam
Paris High School
Hedy Sleservona
Future Homemakers Plan National FHA Week Activities
Members of the Community R-6 High School Future Homemakers will observe National FHA Week April 1 to 6 with church attendance at St. Joseph's in Martinsburg, red and white colors, and daily themed activities from 50s dress to Go Visit Grandparent Day. The group highlights candy selling, grandparent adoption, a February kitchen warming with FFA guests, and May tea and style show for mothers. Patti Goshorn presides, adviser Mrs. Neela Williams, with Mrs. Gwyn Wilson and Mrs. George Sutter as chapter mothers. In Topeka, Dr. Paul E. Junk, economist at Missouri-Columbia, was named dean of Washburn University School of Business, succeeding Dr. Dale C. Marcaus.
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Scott’s Corner
Community R- 6 High School
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Martinsburg
FFA
Norb Duthbert
Patti Goshorn
A-6 Fha
Neela Williams
Gwyn Wilson
George Sutter
American POWs built organized camps in Hanoi captivity
The Associated Press reports that American prisoners of war in North Vietnam created a structured, military style command within camps with wing like divisions and clear leadership. They defended their mental and physical upkeep against brainwashing attempts, while details emerged after the last 587 captives were freed and returned to bases such as Clark in the Philippines.
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Associated Press
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Clark Air Base
Philippines
U.S
Air Force
Norman L. Wells
Unionville
Wells
Public To Policy Sparks White House TV Money Debate
Washington AP reports the White House vows tighter control of public television funds until New York and Washington productions reduce national dominance. The stance, voiced by Clay Whitehead, clashes with public broadcasting officials chosen by President Nixon and revives the year vs multi year funding argument before a Senate subcommittee.
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Washington
White House
New York
Congress
Nixon
Clay T. Whitehead
Office of Telecommunications’ Policy
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Senate Communications Subcommittee
CPB Board
Thomas B. Curtis
Henry Loomis
Funding Tied to Local Access Rules for CPB Grants
The administration links long term funding approval to a bill forcing the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to allot a larger portion of funds to local stations. The move aims to boost regional broadcasting access and diversify programming.
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CPB
Kindergarten Roundup This Friday at R-6 School
Scott's Corner reports the R-4 Elementary School will hold its annual kindergarten roundup on Thursday, April 5, for the 1973-74 school year. Children must be 5 by Sept 30 to enroll. Parents should bring birth certificates and immunization records. Health forms and equipment lists will be provided. The district urges enrollment for bus transportation and supply planning. A Missouri Osteopathic convention will meet April 6-8 at Tan-Tar-A with 800 expected attendees.
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Scott’s Corner
Jefferson City
Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Tan-Tar-A
Lake of the Ozarks
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