Going Ahead On Ocean Oil
The Interior Department plans to lease 593000 offshore acres for petroleum development, prioritizing oil needs over spill risks. Regulators promise tighter controls to prevent spills on 127 Louisiana submerged tracts, with a sealed bid auction set for Dec 15 in New Orleans. The report warns short and long term pollution effects and possible cancer-linked outcomes, while acknowledging environmental uncertainties.
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Washington
Interior Department
Department
Louisiana
New Orleans
President’s Council On Environmental Quality
Nobel Peace Prize Goes to High-Yield Grain Expert Borlaug
Oslo reports American agriculturalist Norman Borlaug, leader of the Green Revolution, won the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize. He directs work at Rockefeller Cultural Institute in Mexico and heads a 17-nation team developing high-yield crops. The prize, worth 20 068 dollars, will be presented December 10 in Oslo.
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Oslo
Norway
Norman Ernest Borlaug
Borlaug
University of Minnesota
Mexico City
Cresco
Iowa
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller Agricultural Institute
Mexico
Martin Luther King Jr
George C. Marshall
Ralph ‘ Bunche
Linus Paulig
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Nobel Committee
Storting
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Asia
South America
Africa
Middle East
Moberly Policeman Wounded After Burglary Attempt
Moberly Mo AP Captn Jon Rufkahr shot in leg as burglars fled the Federal Building post office basement entry gained through rear door. They were interrupted before reaching the safe. burglary tools shotgun left behind. a handgun and keys dropped outside. Rufkahr in satisfactory condition at a Moberly hospital. Also notes birth of fourth daughter to J Neil Nielsen Mexico city manager and family.
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Moberly
Jon Rufkahr
Federal
Rufkahr
Hints Of Ceasefire This Month
Southeast Asian experts predicted a unilateral cease fire in South Vietnam this month, but the White House denied the timing. President Nixon aides said further announcements would come later as negotiation remains the preferred path. In Saigon, reports said President Thieu ordered officials to protect land and people for a possible cease-fire.
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Washington
United States
Saigon
South Vietnam
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Vietnam
Ziegler
Indochina
Nguyen Vat. Thien
Israel tightens missile deadlock at UN session
Prime Minister Golda Meir said Israel may extend the cease fire with Egypt indefinitely but will not resume peace talks until Egypt withdraws SAM2 and SAM3 missiles in the Suez zone. She spoke at the UN General Assembly as the Security Council prepared a broader review of Middle East tensions.
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United Nations, N.Y
Golda Meir
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.N
Gunnar YV. Jarring
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Mahmoud Riad
Soviet Union
William P. Rogers
Security Council
Council
Rogers
Alec Douglas-Home
Britain
Maurice Schumann
France
United Nations
Gunnar V. Jarring
U Thant
Jarting
General Assembly
UNICEF Canvass To Be Sunday In Mexico
UNICEF drive activity for youth groups in Mexico planned for Sunday afternoon with assembly at 3:30 p.m. at Mexico United Methodist Church. Canvass runs 4 to 5 p.m. Contributions returned with refreshments and a closing dedication service. Sponsoring group is the Mexico Ministerial Alliance.
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Unicef
Churches of Mexico
Fellowship Hall
The
Mexico
Terry Moore
First Christian Church
Unicef Drive
Democrats to borrow to aid Holman reelection
Kansas City AP report says Governor Warren Hearnes announced that the Democratic party may borrow funds to match Republican spending aimed at defeating state auditor candidate Haskell Holman. He noted the auditor's $20 000 yearly pay and criticized Republican strategy. He also cited Nixon's Kansas City visit aiding the GOP and said he will decide on a possible fourth fiscal session after budget hearings and the election.
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Washington
White House
James L. Buckley
U.S
New York
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Buckley
Charles E. Goodell
Richard’l. Ottinger
Goodell
Ziegler
Spiro T. Agnew
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Haskell Holman
Warren E. Hearnes
Christopher Bond
Democratic State Committee
Hearnes
Stuart Symington
John Danforth
Symington
Hydrant Flushing Affects Northeast Town Area
Missouri Cities Water Co will flush hydrants in the northeast area starting tomorrow. The zone lies north of N Liberty Street and east of N Western Avenue. Temporary cloudy water may occur but efforts will be made to minimize customer inconvenience.
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Missouri Cities Water Co
N. Liberty St
N. Western Av
Mexico High School Open House Shows 15 Minute Class Tours
Parents of Mexico High School students may tour a day in the life of a student tomorrow night. The open house features 15 minute class periods to visit teachers and classrooms, followed by a social hour in the school auditorium starting at p.m.
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Parents of
Mexico
The Enemy Within in Vietnam Economic War
A two month AP study examines corruption and inflations as threats to South Vietnam as U S aid withdraws. It notes graft, black marketeering, and money manipulation weakening the government, army, and civilian life while Vietnamization shifts burden to Vietnamese handlers and remains undercut by widespread bribery and smuggling.
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Vietnam
Hugh
Mulligan
Associated Press Writers Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Associated Press
America
Stem
Ming
Pham Kim Ngoc
Nguyen van Thieu
Ilegal
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Webster Dr
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Jamie Wy
Nancy
Nielsen
Simon White
Neligh
Neb
News. Ledger
Moscow
Tass
Earth
Zond 8
Moon
Lunar
NEW Board Room of Mexico Chamber of Commmerce
W. Promenade St
James A. Stowe
C-Of-C
Lester J. Miller Jr
Brad
Ford Brett
Frank H. Kister
Kister
Peter Todsen
Todsen
J. D. Gilmore
Warner Williams
Stowe
Forest T. Noel
John R. Erdel
George H. Stahl
Lowell L. Hagan
Kermit EF. Head
Andy Runge
John G. Baker
Charles W. Porter
Charles R. Stri
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Holman
Heares
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Dad
MHS
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