Impeachment Inquiry to Continue Despite Nixon Tapes Release
Washington AP Carl Albert said the House preliminary impeachment inquiry will proceed despite Nixon releasing the Watergate tapes. Rodino noted possible subpoena power but emphasized general inquiry into grounds for impeachment and maintaining Cox's files intact for possible future use. Ford’s vice presidency and timing of actions were discussed amid concerns of partisanship and the need for a prosecutor.
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Washington
Carl Albert
House
Nixon
Judiciary Committee
Peter W. ‘Rodino Jr
New Jersey Democrat
Archibald Cox
Cox
Rodino
Rothers
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
John J. McFall
California
Justice Department
Atty
Elliot J
Richardson
William D. Ruckelshaus
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Dekla
Ford
Congress
Albert
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Republican Conference
Frank Thompson Jr
D-N.j
Senators to Call Cox as Witness in Watergate Hearing
The Senate Judiciary Committee set a public hearing for next Monday to hear Archibald Cox about his ouster as special Watergate prosecutor. Kennedy and liberal members pressed for immediate Cox testimony while others delayed a broader push for a court-appointed prosecutor and continued calls for access to taped Watergate material.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Cox
Congress
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Kennedy
Judiciary Committee
Bayh
GOP Committee
Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Barry Goldwater
Charles H. Percy
R-I
Nixon releases Watergate tapes amid relief and bewilderment
Leaders nationwide express happiness that President Nixon surrendered the White House tapes and hope the move ends the controversy. Critics question the timing as lawmakers weigh impeachment while supporters call the action the right thing and a return to the rule of law.
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Associated Press
Nixon
White House
Watergate
Archibald Cox
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cox
Jack Rawson
Kansas
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Hospitals Will Discuss Group Purchasing at AMC Meeting
Audrain Medical Center officials announce a group buying meeting at AMC to review current programs and plan economies in supply purchases. Representatives from Scotland County Memorial Hospital Memphis Axtell Osteopathic Hospital Princeton Wright Memorial Hospital Grim Smith Hospital Kirksville Hedrick Medical Center Brookfield General John J Pershing Memorial Hospital Hermann Samaritan Macon Albert M Keller Memorial Hospital Fayette Cooper County Hospital Booneville Hermann Pike County Hospital Louisiana attend along with Earl H Norman of Norman and Associates Cape Girardeau. Local attendees include Charles H Godager Otto Baker Richard A Nye and Woodrow Lee.
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Audrain Medical Center
Central Missouri
AMC
Scotland County Memorial Hospital
Memphis
Axtell Osteopathic Hospital
Princeton
Wright Memorial Hospital
Trenton
Grim- Smith
Kirksville
Hedrick Medical Center
Chillicothe
General John J. Pershing Memorial
Brookfield
Samaritan Hospital
Macon
Charles H. Godager
Otto Baker
Richard A. Nye
Woodrow Lee
OATS Sponsors Carry-In Dinner Near Courthouse
Older Adults Transportation Service members will hold a noon carry-in dinner in the courthouse Community Room on Thursday. Sponsored by Mrs. Quinnie Benton and Mrs. Edna McGuire, the event has 200 acceptances from central and northeast Missouri. Meat and beverages supplied. a speaker is expected. Attendees span Columbia to Warren County and other towns.
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Older Adults Transportation Service
OATS
Quinnie Benton
Edna McGuire
Central
Missouri
McGuire
Columbia
California
Tipton
Wellsville
Centralia
Paris
Madison
Hannibal
New London
Montgomery City
Fulton
Auxvasse
Warren County
Ekern Named Academy Fellow in Family Practice
Dr. H. Peter Ekern of Mexico is named a Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians. Fellows attain recognition by completing 600 hours of accredited continuing medical study or by achieving diplomate status through the American Board of Family Practice examination. The title conferred is Fellow of the American Physicians or FAFP.
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Dr. Ekern
Academy
H. Peter Ekern
Mexico
The
American Academy of Family Physicians
American Board of Family Practice
Fellow of the
Arthur Hills Fund Drive Nears Total
Arthur Hills Golf Course fund drive nears completion with $5,765 raised and pledges expected to exceed $6,000. J. B. Arthur and wife increase gift from $2,000 to $3,000 while Mexico Recreation Corp commits $2,000 for five additional greens as work continues on rough filling and topping.
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Arthur Hills
George Irion
The
Mexico Recreation Corp
Irion
Japan Plans Expansion of Self Defense Force
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka stating the government will proceed with expanding Japan's self defense force despite a district court ruling it unconstitutional. He argued the expansion is indispensable to uphold the US security treaty and provide minimum self defense capability.
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Tokyo
Kakuei Tanaka
United States
Tanaka
Pigeon Drop Nets $2,000 From Macon Woman
Mrs. Ruth Long told Macon police she was duped by two Negro girls who obtained $2,000 from her after luring her with a fake help request in a city parking lot and a church stop. The scam involved cashing a $2,000 check and leaving only a towel in the envelope. One suspect was described as about 5'5", 150 pounds, 20 to 22, while the other was tall and slender with light hair and glasses. In Jefferson City, Gov. Bond named Elaine Spearman of St. Louis to the Missouri Human Rights Commission.
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Macon
Ruth Long
Jefferson City, Mo
Christopher 5
Bond
Elaine Spearman
St. Louis
Missouri Yuman Rights Commission
Test Night Is On Thursday At MHS Auditorium
Juniors and seniors plus parents urged to attend Test Night in the auditorium Thursday Oct 25 at 7 30 p m correcting an earlier date. Counselors will explain test types with emphasis on college admissions and PSAT set for Saturday Oct 27.
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MHS
Gerald Valet
Harvest Slowed by Rainy Period in Missouri
In Missouri, harvest and fall planting lag due to extended rains. The Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes last week yielded five days suitable for field work but many low areas remain submerged or too soggy for equipment. Through the week ending last Saturday, fall seeding was 39 percent complete versus 69 percent a year earlier, with corn 19 percent harvested and soybeans 19 percent, while sorghum and cotton trails behind prior year marks.
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Columbia
Missouri
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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