Senators clash over farm bill battle and politics
Washington AP reports opponents led by Sen. George McGovern press House approval of a compromise farm bill. They warn the administration bill would cost farmers over 1 million by 1973 and cite farmer anger at ballots. Farm Bureau backs the conference measure but seeks weaker production controls and stronger retirement provisions.
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Moonrover Lingers In Space On Lunar Recon Mission
Moscow reports the Lunokhod 1 moonrover carries on a recon mission on the Moon. The eight wheeled rover moved from its parking spot, photographed Luna 17, then rambled through the Sea of Rains past depressions elevations and small craters. The route included a ridge and climbs up to ten degrees.
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Rev Ivan Donaldson Appointed Pastor at Mexico Circuit
The Rev. Ivan Donaldson and Mrs. Donaldson reside at 914 Concordia St Parsonage as he leads the Mexico United Methodist Circuit. Previously he served Wagoner Memorial UMC in St. Louis for six years. They have four sons: Ivan Jr. and Don Donaldson of Louisville active with Global Harvester Foundation, and David, plus John, a football coach in Corpus Christi.
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Cab Driver Pleads Guilty in Cambridge Assault Case
A New York cab driver pleaded guilty to attempted assault on Negro comedian Godfrey Cambridge after he refused the fare. Cambridge said he clung to the cab as it accelerated and was dragged about ten blocks.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues From Yesterday's Page
Fragmented readable clues list across and down entries with numbers and partial words for a crossword puzzle. The text shows scattered hints such as lobster claw, secret marriage, violin maker, and breakfast dish while other lines include misread entries and stray letters from the puzzle grid.
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Debate over Cambodia aid faces Republican leaders
Republican leader Hugh Scott warned critics that opposing the 155 million Cambodia aid could jeopardize 600 million for Israel. Nixon seeks a 1 billion foreign aid package with 500 million for Israel and 65 million for South Vietnam, amid doubts about passage this lame duck session.
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Local Laddonia Lodge Hosts Bible Presentation Ceremony
Laddonia Rebekah Lodge held a meeting led by Noble Grand Dorothy Hutchinson. The traveling Bible of Rebekah Assembly was presented by Pike Rebek Lodge members under Mrs. Restors Privett and Mrs. Clara Jones. The lodge will present the Bible to a neighboring lodge soon and next Noble Grand Club meets Nov 30 with hostess to be announced. Douglas French of Racine, Wis., son of Mrs. French of Laddonia, has become assistant manager at the Sears in Albuquerque, N M, with his wife and four sons relocating there. Mrs. Logene Thomson returned from nine days in intensive care at Audrain Medical Center. Mrs. Milford Dinges of Kalamazoo, Mich., niece of Mrs. Thomson, visited over the weekend. The Happy Hustlers Club met with Mrs. Jesse Beshears. nine members and one guest attended. Christmas gifts were displayed. Plans for a Dec 5 Turkey supper and card party at the Community Building were announced, with each member inviting two guests. Officers elected: president Mrs. Buzz Beshears, vice-president Mrs. Herbert Knipfel, secretary Mrs. James Teague, treasurer Miss Norma Ellis.
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Hotline phone not bugged in Mississippi governor's suite
Jackson AP reports that Civil Defense telephones in governors offices were checked for wiring to pick up conversations when on the hook. The red phone in the governor's suite was found to be dead as King Tut, with no bugs and no working line, according to press secretary Wallace Dobbs.
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Questions and Answers From the Columbia Tribune Action Line
Readers seek answers on receiving Christmas stamps from the Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Society in St. Louis. A response explains returning seals may remove a name from the mailing list and provides mailing details. Other Qs address halo moon, FCC rules affecting See Tv, MU concert tickets, and Welcome Wagon contacts in Mexico, with concise guidance from experts.
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Four men charged in bogus check ring in Missouri
Clayton police said four men from St Louis County were charged with issuing insufficient fund checks in what investigators described as the start of a nationwide bogus check operation. More than 500 counterfeit checks totaling about 10000 were found at county banks. The suspects Aubuchon Rion and Keen admitted involvement and Dixon supplied cash to open accounts.
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Moon Appears Nearly Frozen From Seismic Data
Apollo 12 seismometer data relayed to Earth indicates the moon is almost entirely solid with molten rock absent. MIT scientist Dr. Frank Press notes the Moon’s structure shows extensive solid material based on lunar surface readings.
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