Economist Would Alter Farm Plans
University of Chicago economist Dr B Gale Johnson called for a sweeping overhaul of government farm programs including elimination of costly crop payments and controls to reflect free world trade. He cited high costs and limited benefits to low income farmers while urging a transition to phase out income supplements and shift toward market oriented reforms tied to forthcoming world trade talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Don Paarlberg
USDA
Senate Agriculture Committee
Con’gress
U. S
United States
Kissinger Aide Arrives in Saigon For Thieu Talks
William H. Sullivan, Kissinger’s top aide, lands in Saigon to brief President Thieu on Paris cease freeze talks with Le Duc Tho and Nguyen Co Thach. Officials hint at a joint clarification of the Paris accord while fighting for the cease-fire reportedly hits its lowest level since January 28. An ICCS team and liaison officers accompany the investigators to Loc Ninh to probe Viet Cong bombing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Paris
Nguyen van Thieu
William H. Sullivan
Washington
Sullivan
Thieu
Foreign Ministry
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Tho
Nguyen Co Thach
South Vietnam
U.S
Loc Ninh
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Shannon Receives $600 Dean's Scholarship at Hannibal LaGrange
Miss Rebecca Lou Shannon, daughter of Mr and Mrs James J Shannon of 531 Fairground Ave Mexico, won a $600 Dean's Scholarship for high school achievement. The award requires ranking in the top 15 percent and scoring at or above the 85th percentile on a national test. She will start at Hannibal LaGrange College in fall 1973 while finishing as a Mexico High School senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shannon
Hannibal-LaGrange College
Rebecca Lou Shannon
James J. Shannon
Fairground Ave
Mexico
Hannibal-LaGrange
Mexico High School
Stolen Lion Fish Could Harm Thief and Child
AP reports a tan and white Pterois golitans stolen from George Green’s Ingleside home in San Francisco. The three inch lion fish has venomous spines that can cause excruciating pain and may be deadly to small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George Green
Ingleside
Acon
Pacific
Reda
Skylab repair mission aims for Friday liftoff at 9 EDT
NASA and astronauts moved toward repairing Skylab in a 28 day flight. Launch preparations continued at Cape Kennedy with 6:30 a.m. countdown and final exams ahead. Commander Conrad and crew Kerwin and Weitz practiced sun shade deployment to cool the overheated lab. Temperatures inside Skylab could drop to 70 degrees after shade installation, while unprotected areas risked 130 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
William C. Schneider
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Conrad
Kerwin
Miss Strange to Receive BA at Southwest Baptist College
Brenda Strange daughter of Mr and Mrs Curtis Strange of 829 N Kentucky St will participate in commencement at Southwest Baptist College Bolivar Friday at 10 am Baccalaureate services Thursday at 8 pm Coach Tom Landry of the Dallas Cowboys is to address graduates at commencement Dr William Tanner president of Oklahoma Baptist University will deliver the biaccalaureate sermon Miss Strange will receive the bachelor of arts degree She majored in sociology and christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Strange
Curtis Strange
Kentucky St
Southwest Baptist College
Bolivar
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
William Tanner
Oklahoma Baptist University
Miss Strange
Committee To Work On Summer Jobs For Young
A local committee is formed by Audrain County Human Development Corporation, Mexico City Council, and teens to plan a budget and hire a counselor to help secure summer jobs. It will meet Friday at city hall and present proposals to the HDC board and City Council for funding. The HDC has a $1000 incentive fund usable only for a counselor and related guidance, not wages. NYC funds are unavailable this year due to federal cutbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain County Human Development Corporation
Mexico City
Sarah Bradshaw
HDC Board
Herman Tolson
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Nelson
Nyc
HDC
Lewis DeHart
Audrain County Welfare
Bill Johnson
Health Department
Robert Collins
The
Presbyterian Church
Robert Ligon
Harold Enstlen
Richard Olson
Tolson
Charles Steele
Lehto
Christopher Bond
Ledger
Leary Assigned to Work in Folsom Prison Garden
Dr. Timothy Leary the former Harvard lecturer and counterculture figure is assigned to cultivate flowers and tend the grounds in the flower garden at Folsom State Prison. He is serving up to 10 years for escape and marijuana charges. Walter Keane said the assignment followed a review of Leary's past crimes and escape potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
Calif
Timothy Leary
Flower Power Set
Folsom State Prison
Leary
Harvard
Walter Keane
Exeter Academy principal Day to retire after next school year
Richard W. Day, principal of Phillips Exeter Academy since 1964, announced plans to retire at the end of the next school year. He stated the intention on Tuesday but did not disclose further details of his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
N.H
Richard W. Day
Phillips Exeter Academy
Day
Chance Co. Buys Interest in Brazil Firm
A.B. Chance Co. of Missouri expanded its international footprint by acquiring a major stake in Ritz-Chance Industria E Comercia S.A. in Brazil. The new unit will be run by Brazilian Emil Ritz and director-president Ritz-Chance employs about 250 with sales of 1.2 million last year near Belo Horizonte. Chance Co. operates plants in several states and has over 85 million in sales last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
A.B. Chance Co
Brazil
L.C. Hansen
Ritz-Chance Industria E Comercia
S.A
Chance Co
Emil Ritz
Hansen
Ritz
Ritz-Chance
Belo Horizonte
Rio de Janeiro
South America
Western Hemisphere
Hungate Urges Cannon Dam Budget Funds
Congressman Bill Hungate, before the House Appropriations Committee, urged approval of funds to continue Clarence Cannon Dam and Reservoir construction. The FY1974 budget request lists 16400000 for the project though the Corps estimates 18000000. Supporters cited power, flood protection, and regional economic benefits with local association leaders backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
House Appropriations Committee
Bill Hungate
Clarence Cannon
Corps of Engineers
Cannon
Hungate
Cannon Dam
Warren G. Lee
Mark Twain Lake
Agnew's Son Arrives in Greece for Honeymoon
Vice President Spiro Agnew's son James, 26, arrived in Athens with his bride Cornelia Vasiliki Angelos, 23, to begin their honeymoon. Agnew, a Baltimore restaurant manager, and Angelos wed on May 13 in what is noted as his second marriage.
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Athens
Spiro Agnew
James
Agnew
Baltimore
Cornelia Vasiliki Angelos
Caulfield Took McCord White House Offer
Washington AP report details Jack Caulfield former NYPD detective and 1 600 strong Treasury special agents head who corroborated White House Watergate cover up claims. He carried an executive clemency offer to James W McCord from John W Dean III amid probe. Caulfield described loyalty to Nixon yet admitted to secret clemency scheme affecting the inquiry. His career highlights include 1958 contraband weapons seizure for Ireland and 1965 arrests of militants tied to attacks on the Washington Monument Liberty Bell and Statue of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jack Caulfield
New York
Caulfield
Treasury Department
White House
James W. McCord
Special
Watergate Committee
McCord
John W. Dean III
New York City
Police Department
Richard Nixon
United States
Ireland
United Nations
Washington Monument
Statue of Liberty
House Vote May Sustain Nixon Veto
Washington AP report shows Nixon seeking to survive a House veto on a bill to abolish two top OMB posts and require Senate confirmation for replacements. Senate already overrode 62 22, aiming to curb Nixon power amid Watergate politics. House decision hinges on party support and Watergate impact on leadership votes.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
Roy Ash
Frederic Malek
President
Office of Management and Budget
Ash
Litton Industries
Frank Horton
Rn.y
GOP
House Government Operations Committee
John Tower
R-Tex
Three Girls Earn College Certificates at Northeast Missouri State
Kathy Lynn Mills of Mexico received a two year medical secretarial certificate at the Northeast Missouri State University commencement in Kirksville. Donna Jean Shrader of Mexico earned a one year clerical certificate. Elizabeth Ann Given of Mexico obtained a two year accounting and data processing certificate, daughters of local residents.
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Kathy Lynn Mills
Naomi Ruth Mills
Route 3
Mexico
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Donna Jean Shrader
R. O. Shrader
N. Jefferson Sr
Elizabeth Ann Given
J. W. Given Jr
Route 2
Miss Chaney Earns BS at Missouri Valley College
Miss Marjory Kay Chaney of Mexico Route 2 graduated from Missouri Valley College in Marshall with a Bachelor of Science in elementary education focused on speech. She is a member of Pi Delta Epsilon and served as vice-president of the Hall and as resident assistant. Family members attended commencement including her parents and several grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory Kay Chaney
Gerald A. Chaney
Mexico
Route 2
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Pi Delta Epsilon
Miss Chaney
Chaney
Stephen
Stanley
Emmett G. Stephens
Harold G. Stephens
Missy
Dorinda
Aubrey B. Chaney
Kirksville
Raid Victims sue Uncle Sam for million
In Springfield Illinois a $1 million damage suit will be filed against the federal government over mistaken drug raid raids on the Collinsville home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Giglotto. The suit names the United States the Justice Department and 11 Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement agents. The couple allege privacy and civil rights violations plus property damage and abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
U.S
Springfield
Collinsville
G. Richard Fox
United States
Justice Department
Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
Fox
Herbert Giglotto
Donald Askew
Giglotto
Gold Price Rises as Dollar Rebounds in Europe
The U.S. dollar advanced in early European trading for a second straight day while gold edged closer to record highs. Dealers noted light trading volume and erratic price swings as markets fretted over Watergate fallout impacting confidence in the dollar. The dollar had sunk to record lows in Europe on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.S
Europe
PSC Approves Mobile Agency Plan For ICG
Jefferson City Missouri Public Service Commission approves Illinois Central Gulf plan to run mobile freight agents in four Missouri communities from hubs at Mexico Glasgow Kansas City and Louisiana Footing 39 service areas include 26 stations reopened with agents on duty 8 am to 5 pm weekdays and some Saturdays The plan mirrors systems used in 10 other states and aims to boost service convenience and railroad economics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Miimuis Central Gulf Railroad
Missouri Public Service Commission
Missouri
Mexico
Glasgow
Kansas City
Louisiana
Mlinois Central Gulf
Ilinois Central Gulf
Public Service Commission
Alma
Armstrong Blackburn
Corder
Gilliam
Harmony
Marshall
Mt. Leonard
Shackelford
Slater
Steinmetz
Yates
Bates City
Blue Springs
Grain Valley
Higginsville
Independence
Mayview
Oak
Miss Snook Earns Second Year Honor at Ringling School
Linda Snook daughter of Mr and Mrs M K Snook of 1915 N Kentucky Rd was named a second year honor student at Ringling School of Art commencement in Sarasota Fla on May 18. She ranked in the top 5 percent of advertising design and illustration. After a summer return, she will rejoin the school in the fall.
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Linda Snook
M. K. Snook
N. Kentucky Rd
Ringling School of Art
Sarasota
Fla
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