Integration Plan Stirs Prisoners in Missouri and Israel
In Jefferson City Missouri inmates debate an integrated housing plan at the state penitentiary as tensions rise white prisoners fear violence from black inmates. Director George Camp defends a unified plan while a St Louis white inmate questions safety and motives. Separate dispatch notes Meir signals openness to Geneva talks pending invitation amid Israeli Egyptian troop withdrawal deadlock at Suez.
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Jefferson City
Mike Kalter
Kalter
George Camp
Highway Patrol
Camp
Justice Department
Missouri
Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
Geneva
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Walter Kennedy
St. Louis
Kennedy
Carl Franklin
Franklin
Ron Hoelzer
C Hall
Vince Carlilaro
Skylab Sun Study Aims to Find Clean Energy Source
Space Center Houston AP reports Skylab 3 seeks to study the sun to develop an endless, pollution free energy. Astronauts Gibson Carr and Pogue will operate an $121.2 million eight telescope system aboard the station, with Gibson leading analysis as the mission progresses. The project aims to understand solar energy output and its influence on Earth and the solar system.
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Space Center, Houston
Edward G. Gibson
Space Laboratory
Earth
Gibson
Gerald P. Carr
William R. Pogue
Space Station
United States
Butz Halts North Dakota Drainage Projects Saving Wetlands
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz suspended further financial or technical assistance to the Starkweather and Edmore drainage schemes in North Dakota. The decision preserves 55,000 acres of prairie pothole wetlands that produce up to 100,000 waterfowl annually, while opposing parties hail a hard look at wetland drainage nationwide. The move challenges long-running Corps of Engineers and Soil Conservation Service projects and spurs call for review of similar schemes in Arkansas and Louisiana.
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North Dakota
Earl Butz
Starkweather
Edmore
Butz
Prairie Pothole
Upper
United States
National Wildlife Federation
Corps of Engineers
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
Tom Kimball
Kimball
Cache River
Arkansas
Atchafalaya
Louisiana
Liz Taylor May Undergo Surgery
Actress Elizabeth Taylor, 41, is set for three days of tests at UCLA Medical Center to decide if exploratory abdominal surgery is needed. She recently left Scripps Clinic after a week of tests and may undergo surgery Thursday if required.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Taylor
Ucla Medical Center
Scripps Clinic
la Jolla
Calif
Donna Quinn
Cox and Jaworski Show Different Prosecutor Styles
Washington AP reports special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox appears as a constitutional lawyer while his successor Leon Jaworski exudes a prosecutor mentality. Many staffers, once wary of Jaworski, have grown to appreciate the contrast and traits they bring to the case.
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Cox
Jaworski
Washington
Archibald Cox
Leon Jaworski
No Romance Denied By Princess Friend In Spain Visit
London AP reports Prince Charles and Lady Jane Wellesley return from a five day Spain holiday amid denials of romance. Lady Jane, 22, stated there is no romance, while her father the Duke of Wellington dismissed claims as pure invention.
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London
Prince Charles
Jane Wellesley
Spain
Lady Jane
Granada
Heathrow
Duke of Wellington
Buckingham Palace
Pope Paul VI Warns World Over Oil Squeeze
Pope Paul VI told a crowd in St. Peters Square that the global oil shortage should warn against worldly pleasures. He urged restraint on driving and electricity use as society grows used to consumer comforts and warned of excess.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
Iowa Convict Accused Of Percy Killing
An Iowa prison inmate, Francis J. Hohimer, is accused by two men of admitting he killed Valerie Percy, daughter of Illinois Senator Charles H. Percy, in 1966. Authorities say prosecutions are unlikely. The case ties to a nationwide robbery ring. Rugendorf has died, and Hohimer claims a taped confession exists, which his attorney denies.
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Chicago
Iowa
Ilinois
Charles H. Percy
Francis J. Hohimer
Valerie Percy
Hohimer
Harold
Leo Rugendorf
Percy
Rugendorf
U.S. District Court
Chicago Sun Times
Freddy Malchow
Jimmy Evans
Billy Jackson
Joseph Ettinger
Evans
Philadelphia
Police struggle over fatal river plunge case linked to boast
Days later Malchow died in a plunge from a railroad trestle into the Schuylkill River. Evans, recaptured and serving 15 to 30 years, denied the bloodied clothes story when questioned by police. He said Malchow boasted of killing Miss Percy. Investigators argued the deaths of Rugendorf and Malchow and lack of evidence leave an unprosecutable case.
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Malchow
Schuykill River
Evans
Percy
Rugendorf
Kansas Republican Calls for Nixon Impeachment Editorial
Phillips County Review editor and Kansas Republican committeeman Huck Boyd urged President Nixon to seek impeachment proceedings to have his day in court. Boyd questioned evidence but argued Nixon should testify to resolve the case. Also noted is a University of Missouri chorus concert at Jesse Auditorium on December 2 at 3 30 p m, free to the public.
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Phillipsburg
Kan
National Republican
Nixon
Boyd
University Chorus
Columbia
Jesse
Julie Eisenhower Quiet At Wyeth Museum Opening
Julie Eisenhower, daughter of President Nixon, attended Brandywine River Museum’s Christmas exhibition in Chadds Ford, Pa, spending nearly an hour viewing antique dolls, Wyeth paintings, and a model train display with about 1,500 attendees largely unaware of her presence. The event marked the museum’s annual show and its permanent Wyeth collection.
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Chadds
Ford
Julie Eisenhower
Nixon
Brandywine River Museum
Fisenhower
Wyeth
Community Chest Appeal for Mexico Area
A community fundraising appeal asks residents in the Mexico area to contribute to the MM agencies. No house to house ration this year. donations can be mailed directly to the Community Chest treasurer to help reach the yearly goal.
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Mexico Area
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