Supreme Court May Decide Issue In Watergate Tapes Case
Washington AP report outlines the ongoing Watergate subpoena fight over tapes sought by Judge Sirica. James D. St Clair states the White House will press the issue while Jawor ski warned of judicial paths. The dispute mirrors last year's Cox era and could reach the Supreme Court before June recess.
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White House
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Archibald Cox
Nixon
James D. St. Clair
Boston
Charles Alan Wright
Cox
Leon Jaworski
John J. Sirica
St. Clair
Sirica
Grand
Jaworski
Court of Appeals
Kansas City Schools End Later After 42 Day Strike
KC schools push end of year to July 3 after a 42 day teachers strike. Board of Education approved new calendar for 50 schools with final days ranging from June 28 to July 3 and pledged 1.7 million for a K through third grade reading program if a levy passes June 11.
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Kansas City
Board of Education
Daly Elected By Principals in Missouri Association
William Daly principal at Community A-6 grade school was elected secretary treasurer of the Northeast Missouri Association of Elementary School Principals at a Montgomery City meeting last month. Cameron Pulliam of Columbia is president Ronald Self of Moberly is vice president and Bob Lincoln of Columbia is the state representative.
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William Daly
Northeast Missouri Assn
Montgomery City
Cameron Pulliam
Columbia
Ronald Self
Moberly
Bob Lincoln
Democrat Days at Hannibal May 17 18
The Missouri Democrat Days reach Hannibal for a two day event May 17 and 18 at the Holiday Inn. Activities include a Friday night dance a Saturday brunch with Sen Tom Eagleton a parade and other events followed by a 7 pm banquet with address by Thomas P O Neill. Officials from local state and national levels expected among more than 1000 grassroots Democrats.
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Hannibal
Holiday Inn
Tom Eagleton
Thomas P
Tip) O’neill
Coral Gables Students Restore 1926 Biltmore Ballroom
Coral Gables High juniors spent 5062 hours over eight months restoring the 15 story Biltmore Hotel ballroom to 1926 opulence for the spring prom. About 250 students plus three clubs did the work with community help and $40,000 in labor estimates.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Tom Pepper
Biltmore Hotel
Pepper
City Commission
Miami
Biltmore
Pentagon Reels From Viet Aid Cut as Senate Caps Aid
The Pentagon exhausts alloted Vietnam aid forcing reallocation and possible suspension of U S military aid to Saigon for two months. Senate rejected 266 million in extra aid, tightening the overall ceiling to 1.126 billion and prompting emergency defense planning and scrutiny of artillery and munitions purchases ahead of July 1.
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Washington
Pentagon
South Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Senate
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Vietnam
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Nixon Administration
Warren
House
House Armed Services Committee
Korea
Israel
Cason cites positives as Missouri lawmakers face critique
Senator William J. Cason says the legislature has broadened search and seizure powers and repealed the household goods tax while criticizing delays on a strong campaign expenditure law and the death penalty. He urges focus on positive gains for business, noting low tax rates and a generally improving climate.
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William J. Cason
Clinton
Cason
Fulton Rotary Club
Missouri Senate
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