Gift Linked To Milk Price Hike
Washington AP report alleges Bob Lilly of Associated Milk Producers Inc sought 150000 to 2 million in pledges to Nixon campaign to derail a government antitrust suit. Proceedings tie to 1971 milk price support increase and impeachment inquiry. Mehren and Nelson discussed Kalmbach talks and wrist slap outcome.
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Herbert L. Kalmbach
Bob A. Lilly
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Lilly
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Lily
Senate
Watergate Committee
Watergate Grand
Edward L. Wright
American Bar Association
Cooperative
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Wright
George L. Mehren
Coop
Mehren
Harold
Nelson
Kalmbach
Post Reports Probe Into Milk Case
The House Judiciary Committee angling impeachment talks links President Nixon's 1971 milk price supports rise to a $2 million campaign pledge. The Post-Dispatch reports committee staff outlined a conspiracy involving Nixon, staff, and American Milk Producers Inc. Memoranda mention 138 White House conversations on the milk case, ITT, and Watergate. Named figures include John B. Connally Jr., John D. Ehrlichman, and Charles W. Colson. Milk supports rose to about 85 percent parity on March 3, 1971.
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Judiciary Committee
White House
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Treasury
John B. Connally Jr
John D. Ehrlichman
Charles W. Colson
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Father Charged Over Son Castration Plot With Cesium
A Harris County grand jury indicted Kerry Andrus Crocker on five counts for allegedly exposing his 13-year-old son Kirk to cesium pellets during visits, causing sores and deteriorating testicles. Crocker denies the charges and is jailed on bond. The boy testified detailing pellet placements from mid-1972, while Crocker claimed the substance was oil well logging material with a health permit.
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Houston
Harris County
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Kirk
Crocker
Crock
Barbara Smith
John Bible
State Health Department
Best of America Show Brings Eight State Reps to Mexico
Plans are set for the Best of America production in Mexico featuring eight state representatives and Miss Missouri pageant leaders. The event at Presser Hall includes autograph sessions, rehearsals at 3 p.m., a 8 p.m. show, and proceeds to raise pageant scholarships with Miss Missouri Terri Dodson among Missouri participants. The Miss Mexico Pageant Orchestra will provide music, Gary Spencer produces, and James Dye hosts.
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Mexico
Missouri
Frank Boyle
Lee Gibson
Pilchers
Texas
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Louisiana
Charm Shop
Oklahoma
Montgomery Ward
Illinois
Sears
Pearl Motor Company
Arkansas
Walmart’s
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Kentucky
Presser Hall
Stephenson’s Motel
Gunmen Kidnap Paris Banker in Neuilly Garage
Three gunmen abducted Angel Bernardo Balthazar Suarez, 43, head of Bank of Bilbao in Paris as his two teen children watched. Police sources say no contact has been made yet, with speculation that Basque or Spanish extremists may be behind the kidnapping in Neuilly, near Paris.
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Bank of Bilbao
Bilbao
Madrid
Angel Bernardo Balthazar Suarez
Neuilly
Two 30 Year Veterans Retire From A P Green Refractories
Two 30 year veterans of the A P Green Refractories Co Cecil C English and Cleo M Belcher have retired. English of Auxvasse joined in 1937 later transferring to loading and bracing railroad cars. Belcher of Columbia joined in 1941 and moved from dry press to loading cars, previously working 13 years for Continental Bank Supply. Belcher active in Second Baptist Church plans missionary work with wife. Faculty council at the University of Missouri found campus police surveillance fears exaggerated after reviewing records from 1969 to 1972. calls for periodic reviews and an administrative board to oversee police operations.
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Cecil C. English
Cleo M. Belcher
English
Auxvasse
Harmony Baptist Church
George Ward
Belcher
E. Holt
Continental Bank Supply
Green Company
Second Baptist Church
Brotherhood
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Robert §. Daniel
Herbert W. Schooling
Daniel
Steel Signs New Contract 28 Hour Hike
The nations 10 largest steel producers and the United Steelworkers union began signing a new three year pact. Inland Steel Co. led the signing with others to follow in a three hour ceremony. The contract raises wages and benefits for 350000 workers with extension plans to 500000. Wages rise 6.3 percent or 28 cents per hour, plus staged increases through 1976 and extensive cost of living adjustments. The agreement includes pensions, dental coverage, and enhanced unemployment benefits. In other news, Mr and Mrs John W Jasper of Eufaula Alabama welcomed their first child a daughter Cassaundra Lynn born at 3:30 am Friday April 19 weighing seven pounds 14 4% ounces.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Inland Steel Co
William Ryan
Inland
Washington
John W. Jasper
Eufaula
Ala
Cassaundra Lynn
Jasper
Regina Tipton
Cindy Tipton
Marvin Tipton
Farber
Robert Jasper
Dolls From Aurora Woman Bring Joy to Sick Kids
Rose Fleming, 80, of Aurora, has gifted 700 handmade Pixie dolls to children in hospitals and missions across Oklahoma City Nevada Missouri and St Louis. Each doll, crafted from scraps, carries a unique expression and none are sold. The effort has kept her active and away from feeling useless in old age.
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Aurora, Mo
Rose Fleming
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital
St. Louis
Embargo on Canada Mail Lifted by Local Post Office
Local postal authorities announced the embargo on mail to Canada is over. Residents who had mail returned may resend it to Canada in the same wrapper with no extra postage.
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Canada
Dali Painting Sets Surrealist Auction Record at Sotheby’s
Salvador Dali's Resurrection of the Flesh sold for 245000 at Sotheby Parke Bernet, a world record for surrealist paintings. Milan's Galleries International bought the piece along with Ernst's La Fleur du Desert for 230000, while Leger's Composition fetched 265000. Ninety eight works of 19th and 20th century art grossed 6930000, with many buyers from Europe.
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New York
Salvador Dali
Sotheby Parke-Bernet
Galleries International
Milan
Max Ernst
Fernand Leger
Parke- Bernet
Ownership dispute over Kingdom City Post Office building sparks two suits
In Kingdom City Missouri two lawsuits arise over the building housing the post office. Reeds claims $460 back rent plus $270 for land used for refuse disposal and seeks eviction for breach of contract. The USPS withholds $60 monthly rent until Reed proves ownership, while Reed says he fulfilled legal duties by recording the deed. A federal judge must decide jurisdiction as transfer to U.S. District Court is pursued.
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Kingdom City, Mo
Kingdom City
Callaway County
Patrick Horner
Reed
Henryetta Woods Bunch
Mexico
Callaway
Postal Service Area Real Estate and Buildings
Mission
Kan
Johnny Reed
Mrs. Bunch
Parole Board May Bar Common Law Marriages
Jefferson City Missouri attorney general opinion holds the state Board of Probation and Parole may set rules banning parolees from having common-law marriages for inmates released in Missouri or sent here under the interstate compact.
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Jefferson City
State Board of Probation and Parole
Missouri
Technicality Voids Charge On Lawyer
WASHINGTON AP U S District Judge George L Hart Jr dismissed a Watergate perjury indictment against Texas lawyer Jake Jacobsen over a technical defect in the wording of a grand jury question The judge said the testimony cited was literally true and that asking if it was true was necessary for a perjury charge Legal observers expect a new indictment citing other Jacobsen grand jury testimony with his lawyer saying he testified the money remained in a Texas bank vault for years before being taken out last November 27
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U. S
George L. Hart Jr
Texas
Jake Jacobsen
Treasury
John B. Connally
Sidney Glazer
Hart
Jacobsen
Glazer
Charles McNelis
FBI
Prosecution Plea Bargain in Connections to Texas Scandal
Jacobsen allegedly offered to change his resume and testify that Connally took money, then returned it, in a plea for charges to be reduced to misdemeanors. Connally denies ever receiving money. Prosecutors had not responded to the offer as the report ended.
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Texas Savings and B G
Connally
Jacosen
St Louis Globe Democrat Raises Daily Price to 15 Cents
St Louis Globe Democrat announces a price increase to 15 cents for daily editions beginning Monday due to rising newsprint and wage costs. Weekend papers will stay at 39 cents. Publisher G Duncan Bauman cites a 54 percent jump in newsprint costs and over 55 percent wage increases since 1968.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Globe Democrat
G. Duncan Bauman
Thorning Globe
Las
Bauman
William McIntyre Receives Dean's Award at UMSL
William McIntyre of 807 S Washington St a senior at the University of Missouri at St Louis received a Dean's Award for significant contribution to university community. He was among 100 students honored from a 12000 enrollment.
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William McIntyre
Warren
McIntyre
S. Washington St
University of Missouri At
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