Agnew Declares War On Accusers In California Speech
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told California Republican leaders after a fiery nationally televised speech that he would not resign if indicted and that rivals in Maryland aim to frame him to halt federal inquiries. He warned lingering doubts will remain even if cleared and denied initiating plea bargains, while Maryland probes and a grand jury focus on contractor kickbacks in Baltimore County. A separate Iowa- or Missouri-area crash report notes four injured in a three-vehicle collision on Route 22 near Centralia and Highway 54 east of Mexico with local victims treated at Audrain Medical Center.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
California
Los Angeles
Maryland
Justice Department
Baltimore
Marvin Mandel
Grand Jury
Dale Anderson
Baltimore County
Elliot L. Richardson
Newsweek Magazine
Nixon
Newsweek
J. Fred Buzhardt
Buzhardt
White House
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Highway 54
Cecil Marie Amos
Centralia
Mary Ann Womack
Eugene Peck
MHS News Testing Week Starts Tuesday For All Grades
The state wide testing program runs Tuesday through Friday for grades nine to twelve. Seniors take the Ohio State Psychological Examination, juniors the California Achievement Test, sophomores the GATB, and freshmen the School and College Ability Test. Two No 2 pencils required per session. Also: Future Farmers of America installation at 7:30 in room 26 VYo Tech. M’s Club at 6:30 in the Weight Room. Wizard of Oz auditions at 6:30 with callbacks tomorrow. National Forensic League officers elected at 3:05 tomorrow. Latin Club Homecoming Float Committee meets 8:05 a.m. in room 16. Mexico Evening School enrollment tonight. rapid reading offered for juniors and seniors. senior secretary candidates Jayne Hartel and Margie Fennewald named.
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Armory
California
Future Farmers of America
Vyo-Tech
National Forensic League
Latin Club
Mexico
MHS
Georgia Adams
Jayne Hartel
Margie Fennewald
Democrats Clash Over 1976 Quota Plan
In Gaithersburg Maryland the Democratic convention rules panel failed to resolve how to replace 1972 quotas. An 8 to 5 vote favored removing special consideration for women minorities and youth, but key absences cast doubt on the result. Members warned that full party bodies will weigh in Oct 27 and next year. Barbara Mikulski urged fair, understood rules, while union leader DuChessi claimed labor and regulars are blocked. Both sides agree to bar quotas.
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Gaithersburg, Md
Democratic National Committee
Baltimore
Barbara Mikulski
William DuChessi
Textile Workers Union
Senators Cancel Tuesday Hearing
The Senate Watergate committee cancelled its Tuesday session after two witnesses reportedly refused to testify Dwight L Chapin and Robert M Benz were to be questioned about campaign dirty tricks Donald H Segretti will appear before the panel on Wednesday
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Dwight L. Chapin
Florida
Robert M. Benz
Donald H. Segretti
Driver's Eye Test Examiner to Work in Court House
Mrs. Paul Cherches begins work today as driver’s license eye examiner and photographer for Mexico and Fulton. She will be in the Court house Monday, Tuesday and Friday 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. She will be in Fulton on Wednesday and Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Paul Cherches
Mexico
Fulton
Secret Talks Held Sunday in St Louis News Strike
In St Louis the Post-Dispatch and striking Teamsters Local 610 planned separate talks after a 12 hour secret negotiating session Sunday called by Paul Bowers of the National Mediation and Conciliation Service. Bowers left for Washington as both sides prepared to evaluate the session with no word on further joint talks.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Paul Bowers
National Mediation and Conciliation Service
Bowers
Washington
Teamsters Union
Dockhands Strike Halts St Louis Papers 41 Days
Dockhands and delivery truck drivers have halted publication of the Post-Dispatch and the St Louis Globe-Democrat for 41 days, impacting news distribution and circulation in the city.
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Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Montgomery County Bank Worker Father Welcomes Daughter Melissa Shawn
Melissa Niedergerke born Sept 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Niedergerke of Montgomery City. Grandparents are W J Niedergerke of Montgomery City and Ray Cahalan of Edina. Great-grandparents include William Delaney and Joe Marlow Sr. of Montgomery City, Florence Cahalan of Edina. Great great-grandmother Mrs. Joe Delaney of Edina.
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Tom Niedergerke
Montgomery City
Melissa Shawn
W.J. Niedergerke
Ray Cahalan
Edina
William Delaney
Baring
Joe Marlow Sr
Florence Cahalan
Joe Delaney
Niedergerke
Montgomery County Bank
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Womack
Phyllis Wade
Margaret E. Peck
Rohr
Peck
Richard Vance
Mark Patrick Hanley
Ledger
Liberty
Bruce Lee
John Saxon
Uberty
SUN
Rormesly
Rormenly
MGM
Hardee's
Hardee’s
Schroeders
Michael Schroeder Jr
Bellflower
Schroeder
Ralston Purina
Jackie Rouse
Perry
Rouse
Kaiser Refractories Co
Tafts
William A. Taft Jr
Route 2
Taft
Mel
Strout Realty
P.O. Box
Hwy
East
Melissa Niedergerke
Pilcher Jewelry Co
American Gem Society
Tologist
Gem
S. Jefferson
Vee
Ater
Citizens Savings
Federal Home Loan Bank
Citizens Savings Association
Jefferson & Liberty Sts
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