Leaders Divided Over Saxbe Priority in Watergate Talks
Washington AP reports Senate leaders split on whether Saxbe nomination should take priority over special Watergate prosecutor legislation. Mansfield argues for first passing the prosecutor bill. Scott urges prompt Saxbe consideration. Jaworski named as Cox successor prompts urgency for independent prosecution action.
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Senate
William B. Saxbe
Hugh Scott
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Saxbe
Ohio
White House
Leon Jaworski
Archibald Cox
Mansfield
Jaworski
Houston, Tex
Legislative
Senate Judiciary Committee
Saxhe
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Scott
Bayh
Judiciary Committee
Bill Saxbe
James 0. Eastland
D-Miss
Congress
Horace Webb
Justice Department
Robert H. Bork
Tunney
Nixon
Bork
Cox
Elliot L. Richardson
Texas
American Bar Association
Houston
Watergate Investige
Ford Opposes Public Disputes With President Nixon
During confirmation hearings Vice President designate Gerald Ford outlined how he would limit public disagreements with President Nixon. He defended executive privilege in principle yet warned against withholding materials that could reveal crimes, and he signaled support for a constrained war powers bill with a clear congressional vote. Ford stressed independence in pursuing presidential papers via judicial processes and welcomed open questioning from the committee.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
Ford
University of Michigan
Senate Rules Committee
Archibald Cox
U.S
Congress
Senate
Cannon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mansion Cost Complaint Blamed On Bad Math
Democrats protested high governor mansion spending but Rep. James Russell says it is bad mathematics. Bond aide Robert L. James counters that only 23,000 of 50,000 has been committed and expenditures won t exceed the 50,000 figure.
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Jefferson City
James ‘Jay Russell
D-Florissant
House Appropriations Committee
Christopher
Bond
Russell
Robert L. James
Office of Administration
House
Senate
James
Board of Public Buildings
Jr Achievement Group To Make Trouble Lights
The Bulldog Lightup Co sponsored by Missouri Power & Light Commerce Bank and The Ledger held its organizational meeting at the High School Thursday night Patti Meine named secretary and Mary Lawrence treasurer Others attending included Kim Kattman Barbara Hoover Mike Burdick Eddie Spurling Becky Powell Alvin Perkins and Denny Schnetzler Officers to be named next meeting A 12 volt trouble light will be manufactured with supplies ordered Supervisors are Joe Jacobi John Beckley and William Haas Members received 100 shares of stock to sell at 1.00 each.
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Bulldog Lightup Co
Missouri Power & Light Co
Commerce Bank
the Ledger
Patti Meine
Mary Lawrence
Kim Kattman
Barbara Hoover
Mike Burdick
Eddie Spurling
Becky Powell
Alvin Perkins
Denny Schnetzler
Joe Jacobi
John Beckley
William Haas
Second Round Of Increases In Car Prices
Ford Chrysler and American Motors seek second price boosts for 1974 models. If approved by the Cost of Living Council, Ford would add about 188 per vehicle, American Motors 114, Chrysler 63.25. Increases would take effect Nov 30 for AM and Dec 1 for Ford and Chrysler, subject to Phase 4 rules. GM has not announced.
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Washington
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Cost of Living Council
American
General Motors
U.S
John T. Dunlop
United Auto Workers
UAW
Mrs. Safford Recalls Summer Travel With Camp Miniwanca and Mississippi Trip
Eugene Field School teacher Mrs. Carl A. Safford Jr. shared two weeks of summer travel. She joined Camp Miniwanca members touring Lake Michigan and visited Starkville Miss and the Natchez Trace. She noted multiple airports and learned details about the University of Mississippi and a restored 1850s plantation near Jackson.
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Carl A
Mildred) Safford Jr
Eugene Field School
Lake Michigan
Starkville
Miss
Mississippi State University
Natchez Trace
Jackson
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Julie Nixon Eisenhower on Nixon press cooperation and coverage
Julie Nixon Eisenhower said her father wants to cooperate with the news media but that his statements lack exposure compared with critics. She defended fair coverage, noted Watergate criticism, and commented on network reporting of Cox firing and Goldwater’s remarks. She said the President prefers in depth, organized public appearances.
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New York
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
President Nixon
Eisenhower
Nbctv
Archibald Cox
Arizona
Barry
Goldwater
Ford Seen Becoming President Amid Impeachment Push
Rep. Paul McCloskey Jr. told reporters in Wichita that Gerald Ford will be confirmed as president within 30 days, with impeachment steps to follow in 60 to 90 days. He urged Nixon to resign, predicted Ford’s quick ascent, and praised Ford as an honest, ordinary leader.
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Wichita
Kan
Gerald Ford
Nixon
United States
Paul McCloskey Jr
Rcalif
McCloskey
Kansas National Education Association
Ford
U.S. House
Judiciary Committee
Congress
White House
Carl Albert
No Injuries Reported In Atomic Accident
At Oak Ridge Tennessee an experimental gas centrifuge device in a secret nuclear project nearly destroyed in an October incident. No injuries occurred and four ounces of uranium hexafluoride were released with no radioactive exposure. The AEC noted the mishap involved test stand operations and damaged several units.
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Washington
Oak Ridge
AEC
Girl for Fennewalds born at Audrain Medical Center
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Allen Fennewald of Laddonia are the parents of a daughter weighing seven pounds eight ounces born at 6 12 p.m. Thursday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr. Fennewald is employed at A P Green Refractories Co.
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Perry Allen Fennewald
Laddonia
Audrain Medical Center
Fennewald
A. P Green Refractories Co
Burn Victim's Condition Is Satisfactory
Roy Phillips of Troy is listed in satisfactory condition with second and third degree burns on his face hands and legs from a Thursday kitchen grease fire at his son Gary Phillips home. Fire department reports say he tried to carry the pan outside when the grease spilled after being bumped by a swinging door. Firemen battled the blaze at 3 37 pm, damaging the kitchen and contents with an estimated $750 loss. Gary Phillips is a Missouri State Highway Patrolman stationed in Mexico.
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Roy Phillips
Troy
Gary Phillips
Fairsite
Phillips
Mexico
Runaway Fails Poodle Match
A planned wedding of the year in toy poodles was postponed after Lulu, a silver-beige poodle owned by Dorothy Taylor of Huntsville Alabama, ran away at Miami International Airport. Lulu was to mate with Champion Peeples Cafe Brulot. Lulu’s value was estimated between 4000 and 10000 dollars. Carol Waters of South Miami sought her with a megaphone.
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Miami
Taylor
Lulu
Miami International Airport
Dorothy Taylor
Huntsville
Ala
Silver Sparkle
Sassafras
Carol Waters
South Miami
Hit-Run Driver Gets Life in Florida
Ray Mond A McMahon, a 32 year old former Bible student, was sentenced in Tampa to two life terms for the July 14 hit and run deaths of Roxanne Caton 13 and Robyn 5. He pled guilty to two counts of first degree murder and asked to be executed if illness caused unbearable pain. The judge declined the death penalty and ordered concurrent life terms after a week long manhunt ended with his surrender in Georgia.
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Tampa
Fla
Raymond A. McMahon
Circuit Court
Herbeth Ryder
Ryder
Roxanne Caton
Robyn
Auto Workers May Rejoin AFL-CIO
UAW president Leonard Woodcock says the union is considering reaffiliation with the AFL-CIO, potentially ending a five year split. He notes serious reservations remain over foreign policy and politics, with a final decision due at the UAW convention in June.
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Harriman
N.Y
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Afl-Cio
Woodcock
UAW
Pachderms Dinner Honors Ashcroft in Mexico Missouri
John B. Ashcroft Missouri State Auditor will speak at a fund raising dinner in Mexico at Knights of Columbus Hall. The Pachyderm Club announced the event open to the public with a social hour at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. Tickets are 7.50.
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John B. Ashcroft
Missouri State Auditor
Mexico
Audrain County
Ashcroft
Christopher S. Bond
Rex Johnson
Helen Miller
Republican Women’s Club
Donald Woods
Bob Ollis
Audrain Teachers Attend Reading Conference at MU
Five Audrain County educators joined 419 participants at the seventh annual remedial reading conference held recently at the University of Missouri in Columbia. Named attendees include Cheryl Dewar, Courtney Durham, Betty Jaeger, Sharon Schnake, and Helen Howell of Vandalia.
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Audrain County
University of Missouri At Columbia
Randy
Cheryl) Dewar
E. Anderson St
Courtney Durham
Missouri Military Academy
Kenneth
Betty) Jaeger
Kentucky Road
Sharon Schnake
Howell Manor
Helen Howell
Vandalia
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