Missouri Congressmen Reserve Judgment On Nixon Impeachment
Missouri's 10 member congressional delegation split over impeachment after Watergate tapes and Cox firing. Five indicated they would reserve judgment until hearing evidence under oath, with Rep. Randall unsure but leaning toward testimony and eventual impeachment moves if facts hold. Others urged considering action, while some extended no firm stance yet.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Justice Department
House
Gene Taylor
William J. Randall
Cox
Taylor
Randall
Leonor Sullivan
Jerry Litton
Richard Thord
Congress
Litton
William L. Hungate
Hungate
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Ichord
John) Stennis
Sam Ervin
Senate Watergate Committee
Stennis
William Clay
James W. Symington
Richard W. Bolling
Bill D. Burlison
Rep. Symington
Vandals Cut 12 Forest Park Trees In St Louis
Police say vandals felled twelve trees in Forest Park near the Steinberg Skating Rink. Grounds keeper Harley Panhorst found them Monday after suspecting weekend cutting with a handsaw, leaving clean cuts about three feet high and tire marks nearby. Georgia Buckowitz, parks director, noted the disturbed ground.
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ST. Louis
Forest Park
Harley Panhorst
Steinberg
Panhorst
Georgia Buckowitz
Solid Waste Site Study Report Coming
Charles Dreyer from the Mid Missouri Regional Planning Commission will present a site study at the Audrain County solid waste committee meeting in the county court room. The 7 30 p m session will cover by law revisions incorporation and dues with reports on landfill options and collection systems. The committee includes Audrain County Court members and city representatives from Mexico Vandalia Laddonia Farber Martinsburg Benton City Rush Hill and Auxvasse.
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Charles
Chuck) Dreyer
Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission
Jefferson City
Audrain County Solid Waste Committee
Dreyer
Bill Johnson
City County Health Unit
Vandalia
County Court
Audrain
Mexico
Laddonia
Farber
Martinsburg
Benton City
Rush Hill
Auxvasse
Mexican Delegates Attend Hannibal Education Conference
Nine attendees from Mexico joined regional education conference activities at the State Department of Education in Hannibal yesterday afternoon and evening. Participants included Miss Susan Friedberg, Miss Joanne Kasper, Dan Hagan, Mrs. Howard R. Copeland, William Lowry, Lester Runnels, Edward Morris, Joseph Hodgin and L. Buford Thomas.
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Mexico
State Department of Education
Hannibal
Susan Friedberg
Joanne Kasper
Dan Hagan
Howard R. Copeland
William Lowry
Lester Runnels
Edward Morris
Joseph Hodgin
L. Buford Thomas
Nobel Prizes Split Between Physics Chemistry Winners
British Geoffrey Wilkinson and German Ernst Fischer share the chemistry prize for work enabling heat resistant enamel paints and advanced fuel combustion. American Leo Esaki and Ivar Graever with Brian Josephson win the physics prize for superconductivity tunneling effects. Josephson cited for theoretical supercurrent through a tunnel barrier.
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Stockholm
Geoffrey Wilkinson
Ernst Otto Fischer
Leo Esaki
Ivar Graever
Brian Josephson
Wilkinson
Fischer
Munich
Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
London
Imperial College of Science and Technology
Science Academy
Esaki, Graever
Josephson
Esaki
Graever
John Bardeen
Leon Cooper
John Robert Schrieffer
United States
Bardeen
Poll on Impeachment Shows 44 Yes 43 No
Nationwide NBC News poll of 947 adults after Archibald Cox firing finds 44 percent favor impeachment, 43 percent oppose, 13 percent undecided. Only 22 percent rate Nixon’s job performance favorable. 75 percent unfavorable.
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New York
Oliver Quayle
Archibald Cox
Nixon
NBC News
Bud Lewis
NBC
Cox
Gallup
Theuayle
Eountry
Law Deans Urge Congress To Create Independent Prosecutor
A petition signed by 17 law school deans urges Congress to establish a new independent Watergate prosecutor’s office to replace the one abolished by Nixon and to form a committee to consider impeaching the President. It argues serious questions exist about Nixon’s cooperation and that misconduct warrants investigation by independent prosecutors. It was circulated by Michael I. Severn of Columbia Law School. Nowlins Have Son
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New York
Congress
Nixon
United States
Administration of Justice
Michael I. Severn
Columbia University Law School
Spacemen Fined for Impersonation in Arkansas Incident
Two Bono men Stanley Ray Burdyshaw aged 18 and William Don Wilson aged 21 were fined 25 dollars each plus 24.80 dollars in court costs after being charged with malicious mischief for impersonating visitors from outer space. Municipal Judge John States suspended 30 day jail terms. State Trooper Daniel Oldham and Deputy Sheriff Bill Finley testified that about 20 motorists reported Sunday night that little men in silver suits obstructed traffic on U S 63 near Bono. The pair were found near the highway fully covered with aluminum foil.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Outer Space
John States
Stanley Ray Burdyshaw
William Don Wilson
Bono
Daniel Oldham
Bill Finley
Craighead
U.S. 63
Here
Oldham
Finley
Nixon Church Won't Oust Him From Membership
The Friends Church of East Whit tier California will not remove President Nixon from its rolls or ask him to resign. Pastor T Eugene Coffin said Quakers nationwide pressured the 500 member congregation over Nixon’s Indochina stance and Watergate era issues, but stressed they treat him as a member in trouble, not as a expulsion. Nixon has not attended since 1968 burial of his mother but has donated and pledged to return for worship.
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Indochina
St. National Key
St. Louis
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