Week Of Events To Mark Hospital Week At AMC
Kay Speckhart details Audrain Medical Center’s National Hospital Week observance chaired by Mary Belle Smiley. events include a staff coffee, volunteer tea, a historic nurse uniforms fashion show, hospital tours, a hospital fair with displays, slide presentations, and career-field exhibits. the piece notes the history and growth of the center since 1911.
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AMC
Kay Speckhart
Audrain Medical Center
Tilden E
Mary Belle) Smiley
National Hospital
Smiley
Susan Parry
Virginia Green
Charles Lovell
Barbara Settle
Gina Black
Tony Mead
Stribling House
Vandalia Rotary Club
Florence Nightingale
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dean Fears For Life and Watergate Ties Revealed
Ousted presidential counsel John W. Dean III told Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. at a secret meeting that he fears for his life after discussing Watergate. Weicker said the two-hour and 45 minute session yielded no grounds to implicate the president, and Dean handed over a safe deposit box with documents to Judge Sirica.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Weicker
Dean
Connecticut Republican
U.S
U.S. Dist
John J. Sirica
White House
Nixon
Donald H. Sagretti
California
Los Angeles
Orlando
Fla
New York Daily News
MU Completes Investigation Ends at University
The University of Missouri investigation into editorials in The Mexico Ledger is concluded. Senator Norman Merrell said the subject will not return to the university and the teaching assistant will leave after May 15. Merrell described the matter as isolated and the report will be released publicly with budget hearings pending.
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University of Missouri
Ledger
Columbia Missourian
the Missourian
Norman Merrell
Senate Appropriations Committee
Associated Press
Merrell
Ratchford
Brice Ratchford
D-Monticello
Senate
Mexico Ledger
the Ledger
General Assembly
James Lemnon
Hallsville
Good Samaritan Award To Mrs. Benton
Mrs. Quinnie Benton, regional CWU chair, received the Good Samaritan award of Church Women United in Mexico at a May Fellowship held at St Luke United Methodist Church. CWU president William Horton praised Benton for uniting races and classes, noting her long service in Mexico as a teacher and leader.
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Quinnie Benton
Council On Aging
Church Women United In
Mexico
St. Luke United
St. Paul’s Methodist
Horton
Benton
League of Women Voters
the Human Development Corporation
Church Women United
Older Adult Transportation Service
Senior Citizens Clubs
Washington, D.C
Jaycees Plan Spring Clean-up In Mexico City
The Mexico Jaycees will hold an annual spring clean-up starting at 1:00 p.m. with co sponsorship by Falstaff Distributing Co. A family picnic at Lawrence shelter in Plunkett Park will follow around 4:30 p.m. Volunteers will clean thirteen routes, distribute litterbags and bumper stickers at Monroe and Western and East Liberty and Green Boulevards, and supply most food and refreshments.
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The
Mexico
Frank Boyle
Lawrence Shelter
Plunkett Park
Jaycees
Monroe
Western Streets
East Liberty
Green Boulevard
Ben McAllister
Falstaff Distributing Co
Driver Escapes Burns After Ammonia Spill
Rodney Hanley escaped serious injuries after his tanker overturned on Lakeview Drive causing a spill of anhydrous ammonia. He was treated at Audrain Medical Center for observation while firefighters washed the area. the incident occurred near Elmwood Drive with no nearby residents.
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Rodney Hanley
Audrain Cooperative Assn
Lakeview Drive
Elmwood Drive
W. Boulevard
Mexico Plastics Co
Co-op
Hanley
E. Liberty St
Audrain Medical Center
Packard Named Nixon Defense Pick but Decision Pending
The White House confirmed California industrialist David Packard as Nixon's first choice for secretary of defense to replace Elliott Richardson. Ziegler said no decision has been made, with Packard weighing return to Washington and a potential trust arrangement for Hewlett Packard stock. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hutchinson in Audrain Medical Center.
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Defense
David Packard
Nixon
California
White House
Key Biscayne, Fla
Elliott Richardson
Ronald L. Ziegler
Packard
Washington
Congress
Hewlett-Packard Co
Barrett Jon
Bill J. Hutchinson
W. Curtis St
Audrain Medical Center
Hutchinson
Ann Petty
Harold Petty
Moberly
William T. Hutchinson
Clark St
Kaiser Refractories
Miss Dunlop Passed Lie Detector Test Report Says
Miss Helen Dunlop, longtime secretary to former U S Senator Edward V Long, passed a lie detector test given by the Missouri Highway Patrol. Her attorney said investigators were informed of the results as medical teams studied Long’s stomach contents after his autopsy in Hannibal. The case centers on whether poison was involved in Long’s death, with earlier reports noting an undigested apple and a tumor at the pituitary base as potential causes.
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ST. Louis
Helen Dunlop
U.S
Edward V. Long
Missouri Highway Patrol
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Jerome W. Seigfreid
Mexico
Miss Dunlop
Long
Missouri Democrat
Hannibal
Frank H. Miller
White House issues broad guidelines on Nixon testimony
The White House released guidelines restricting testimony by past or present staffers before Watergate investigators. The rules reference executive privilege and limit discussions with the President or communications among staff. Officials say interpretations vary and policy decisions would be case by case. The note comes as Gen. Haig is named interim staff coordinator following Haldeman’s resignation.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
White House
FBI
Ervin
Senate Select) Committee
Grand Jury
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Mexico High School Spring Musical Tonight at 7 30
Mexico High School presents its final performance of the spring musical at 7 30 in Presser Hall. The audience filled about 85 percent last night for a program featuring musical numbers skits and a one act melodrama directed by Gerald Valet.
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The
Mexico High School
Presser Hall
Gerald Valet
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Henry M. Jackson
E. Howard Hunt
Daniel Elisberg
Egil
Bud" Krogh
Krogh
Washington Post
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Justice Department
Federal
Senate Weicker
Good Samaritan Award
Mrs. Benton
McAllister
United States Brewers Association
America
Boyle
Barrett Jon Hutchinson
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Hannibal Courier-Post
George Gantner
Ganther
St. Louis County
Nevada Herald
Sears
Chicago
Sears Tower
John Hancock
Standard Oil
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