Law Limiting Campaign Ad Spending Ruled Unconstitutional
A federal three judge panel ruled a new law restricting political campaign ad spending unconstitutional as a prior restraint on free speech. The ruling questions the law's disclosure provisions and delays enforcement while the DOJ weighs appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
David Bazelon
U.S. Circuit Court For the
District of Columbia
William B. Bryant
Barrington D. Parker
American Civil Liberties Union
New York
House
W. Pat Jennings
Filmer Staats
ACLU
New York Times
Nixon
the Times
Queen Reduces Palace Heating Amid Energy Crisis
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II orders Buckingham Palace heating cut to the mid-60s as a royal gesture to ease Britain’s energy crunch. The palace also says the royal family will use scheduled train services when possible.
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London
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Britain
Davidson Chairs Head Start Group
Herman Davidson named chairman of the Head Start Center Committee formerly the policy advisory group. Change routed through the central office in Columbia. Head Start parents hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for center children and families at the Presbyterian Church activities hall. Twenty three families attended to conserve energy. Robert Joplin urged employees to turn off unused lights, set thermostats to 68, and drive 50 mph. Frances Henderson said Head Start and the Human Development Corporation of Mexico are cooperating.
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Herman Davidson
Policy Advisory Committee
Columbia
Children of the Center
The
Presbyterian Church
Robert Joplin
Human Development Corporation
Frances Henderson
Head Start
Human Development Corporation of Mexico
Missouri Women Enter Workforce In Growing Numbers
Jefferson City AP reports Missouri sees rising female employment with 713,872 women working in 1970, 34 percent higher over a decade. Most married with children under 18, clerical work predominates, and Black women comprise notable shares. Projections, pay gaps, and top-job barriers noted.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Commission On the Status of Women
Alberta Meyer
U.S. Department of Labor
Miss Meyer
Women’s Bureau
Greek Premier Talks Continuation of Junta Rule No Elections
In Athens AP reports Premier Adamantios Androutsopoulos states Greece’s military rulers will not restore democracy soon. He calls for reforms over parliamentary rule, warns opposition against disturbing public order, and hints elections will come only when the country is ready. He adds demonstrations are not a right to be exercised.
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Athens
Greece
Adamantios Androutsopoulos
George Papadopoulos
Papadopoulos
Androutsopoulos
MFA Holds Leadership Meet At Empire Club
The Midcontinent Farmers Association held a farm leadership conference at the Empire Club in Missouri as part of 13 meetings statewide. MFA president Fred V. Heinkel presided. treasurer Ormal Creach and sales manager John Gilbert outlined finances and supply. Delegates from Centralia to Vandalia attended, with discussions on state and national farm legislation and MFA operations. The session ran from 10 30 A M to about 3 P M.
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Midcontinent Farmers Association
Empire Club
Missouri
MFA
Centralia
Columbia
Elsberry
Fulton
Glasgow
Laddonia
Louisiana
Martinsburg
Mexico
Moberly
Montgomery City
Paris
Perry
Salisbury
Shelbina
Vandalia
Fred V. Heinkel
Ormal Creach
John Gilbert
Heinkel
J. C. Carpenter
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Herb Starns
Williamsburg Area
Burch Brown
Auxvasse
Kenneth Butler
Hatton-McCredie
David Graves
Edwin Korff
State Commission On Human Rights
Industrial Commission
U.S
Commission On the Status of
Wellsville
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Carroll Clithero
George Holliday
Frank McMurtry
Lola Burgess
Toni Davis
Barbara Dunham
Agee Williams
St. Joseph
George Dunham
Joe Hassen
Dunham
Orval Irby
St. Louis
Dunham Home
Donald Pomeroy
O'Fallon
Harold Meritt
Florissant
Howard Jason
Audrain Medical Center
Kent Myers
Howard Myers
H.D. Mullen
Patoka
Ike Walker
Warren Clare
Hazel
Fred
John
Minot
N.D
Fred Bremmerkamp
Ben Clare
Clare
Thailand
Richard Shaffer
Wellsville-Middletown
R-1 High School
Wellsville Kiwanis Club
Steve Briscoe
Gale Clithero
Gerald Harrington
Steve Harrington
Joe Houston
Tim Howard
Darrell Kemp
Randy Mankey
Jim Mottaz
Ron Reagan
Brad Reid
Tony Schmidt
David Shire
David Yelton
Jack Krier
Rita Hewitt
Cheryl Millard
Cheryl
Andy Runge
United Methodist Church
James Culpepper
Holy Land
Monroe County
Democratic Club
Mark Twain
Alberta Henderson
Lynn Houston
Jill Deaver
Tracy Morgan
Europe
Turkey
Asia
England
France
Austria
Yugoslavia
Holland
Switzerland
Italy
Kennedy
Town and Country Friends
4-H Club
Legion Hall
Pleasant View Rest Home
Steven R. Gilbert
Glenn Gilbert
Buckner Street
Standard Oil Co., of California
University of Missouri
Rolla
Standard
College of Petroleum Engineering
Gilbert
Society of Petroleum Engineers
Arnold Air Society
Miner’s Band
Ventura
BOB George
Bob George Pontiac
Olds, G.M.C. Inc
Clark
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Arrow
Enzo
Sero
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