Consumers To Get Uncle Sam's Data
Washington AP report notes a 12 month survey finds government purchase data available for only three items hearing aids surgical soap and tree marking paint Officials say Nixon ordered release of more procurement data but scope remains uncertain The piece highlights the government as a major buyer and the push for transparency with consumer information
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Washington
Nixon
Govermment Beeoden
Virginia Knauer
Httle
Mra
Knauer
Monnday
Consumers Union
Veterans Administration
Commerce Department
General Services Administration
Kanner
Consuimers Union
Pan Am 747 Escape After Engine Fire at Heathrow
Ninety nine passengers escaped via jet escape chutes after the inner port engine of a Pan American 747 overheating as the plane arrived from Los Angeles. Passengers rushed to slides, some injured lightly, while pilot Capt. Bob Marshall began to restart the engine before ordering exits. Mechanics began disassembling the engine at Heathrow as officials review jet safety records and past engine fire concerns.
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London
Los Angeles
Pan American Airways
Bob Marshall
Federal Aviation Administration
United States
National Transportation Safety Board
FAA
American Airlines
Air France
Pan Am
Heathrow
Glenn James
Qantas
Mrs Nixon Cancels Visit for Danforth
Jefferson City reports Mrs Richard Nixon canceled plans to join Danforth in St. Louis on Oct 29 for his challenge to U S Senator Stuart Symington. No reason given. Danforth aide Sam Powell said Clifford Hardin also canceled a Kansas City stop. Interior Secretary Walter Hickel, George Romney and Senator Robert Griffin remain scheduled for Missouri appearances in late October.
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Jefferson City
John C. Danforth
Richard Nixon
St. Louis
Danforth
U. S
Stuart Symington
Sam Powell
Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
Kansas City
Missouri
Interior
Walter Hickel
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
St. Louis i
U.S
Robert P.griffin
R-Mich
St. Louis County
Nixon Inaugurates Drug Law Shift Amid Campaign News
AP dispatches report U S President Nixon signing a law shifting federal narcotics focus from users to pushers and producers. The piece notes international tensions as US planes cross Soviet Turkish borders and coverage of political campaigns in Florida and Montreal. Also mentions a North Dakota House candidate switching parties and Nobel laureate Hannes Alfven wins physics prize.
Nixon Campaign: Nixon Plays to Narrow Victory Hope
Washington AP reports President Nixon resumes off year campaigning in Florida and New York as aides frame goals to narrow the traditional election gap. White House aides say Nixon may leverage a limited showing to shape post election claims while avoiding direct ties to GOP candidates. Mayor Lindsay denounces fear tactics and defends liberal Democrats and a liberal Republican amid broad criticism of the campaign strategy.
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Middle East
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Egypt
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Palm Beach
Miami Beach
Ronald Moscow
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Ronald L. Ziegler
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Senate
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Tay- New York
John V. Lindsay
White Mouse
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Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joseph Duffey
Connecticut
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Charles 8. Goodell
Lindsay
Bylof
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United
Council States
City of
New
York
Two Guilty Of Contempt In Kent Case
Ravenna Ohio AP A state prosecutor and Kent State University professor pleaded guilty to contempt of court charges over public comments on the Kent State grand jury investigation. Both men were released on $500 bond after plea. cases tied to civil liberties suits against court orders continue.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Kent State University
Kent
Grand Jury
Seabury
H. Ford
Kent Geology
Glenn Frank
Ford
Knight Newspapers
Willam Schmidt
Ohio National Guardsmen
Kent State
Akron Beacon Journal
The
Beacon Journal
Frank
Grasphalt
Portage County
Common Pleas
Edwin
Tate
Jones
Los
American Civil Liberties Union
Schmidt
Bill Schmidt
Robert Giles
Man finds 50 000 to 100 000 years in America
A noted scientist asserts new archaeology shows humans in North America 50 000 to 100 000 years ago, far earlier than prior estimates. The Calico hearth and stone tools suggest long habitation, with researchers dating stones at 50 000 to 120 000 years and linking origins to Asia. A missing St Louis County boy, Edward Gibbons 7, was found dead in an abandoned farmhouse in Franklin County.
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Asia
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B. Leakey
Newsmen
Clayton
Com
Parison
Footprints Today
Post Leakey
Mojave Desert
St. Louis
California
Edward Gibbons
St. John
Leakey
Ruth Simpson
Glasphalt Paves California Street From Recycled Glass
Fullerton California citizens helped create America’s first glasphalt street using over a million glass bottles and jars. The 600 foot industrial street blends 12 parts broken glass, six parts stone dust, one part asphalt and half part lime under federally funded research from the University of Missouri aimed at solving the trash problem.
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Fullerton
Calif
Child Course For Low Income Families Opens Today
The first meeting of the course Development of the Child in a Learning Environment begins tonight at 7 at the Garfield Center. Due to a grant the session is limited to low income families though plans exist to offer it to the general public later.
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Garfield Center
Sheldon Silk
East Central Missouri Mental Health Center
William Duncan
Second Baptist Church
E. Breckenridge St
Hospital Fusion Vote Set for Callaway Memorial Wing
Callaway County voters will decide on November 3 whether to add a two story wing to Calaway Memorial Hospital at a cost of 810000 dollars.
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Callaway County
Calaway Memorial Hospital
Nobel winners and a wakeful mishap headline
The report covers Nobel prizes in physics chemistry and physiology with Alfven and Neel honored for fundamental work in magnetohydrodynamics antiferromagnetism and ferrimagnetism. Alfven’s wife refused to wake him for a 3 35 am call. Neel received praise in Besancon as he learned of the award. Also notes a 40 000 prize link and a city manager talk in Missouri.
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Hannes Alfven
Paristow
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Lula F, Leloir
Oo Neel
Besancon
France
Kne
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Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Neel
Alfven
United States
Royal Advanced Technical School
America
Lyon
Ecole Normale Superieure
Paris
University of Strasbourg
Weiss Laboratory
Bond questions Hearnes stand on state audit
AP report from ST LOUIS on Bond a Republican candidate for state auditor questioning Governor Hearnes stance on an independent audit. Bond argues constitutional amendments would require an auditor elected in the off year and criticizes Hearnes and the governor’s financing tactics to block his election.
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Missouri
Bond
Blanket Of Dirt Over Boston Remains Fixed In Air
A Boston area study reports a dense fixed blanket of dirt particles over the city that resists rain and wind. Researchers say cohesiveness comes from forces stronger than gravity, with east winds bringing cool, clean air but the mass remains over Boston, altering local weather patterns and smog visuals.
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Boston
Brookline, Mass
Willam A. Curby
Insj
Curby
Charles D. Slas Laboratories
Brantliness
Farm Bureau Opposes Blank Check for Lawmakers
Jefferson City AP report says Missouri Farm Bureau President C R Johnston of Springfield condemns an annual legislative session amendment as a blank check. He warns it would remove current limits on daily expenses and mileage, permit higher or additional trips, and allow lawmakers to hire more staff by law.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
C.R. Johnston
Springfeld
Assasson
Farm Bureau
Counties Debate Home Rule and Tax Limits in Missouri
Assessments and a home rule amendment dominate discussion as Missouri counties weigh charter status. Officials argue the amendment would relieve state burden for counties like St Louis County while Jackson County votes November 3 to adopt the charter form. Farm Bureau opposes amendment No 3 citing higher constitutional tax limits and urges streamlined county operations per a public expenditure survey noting excess cash balances.
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St. Louis County
Johnston
Jackson County
Farm Bureau
Missouri Public Expenditure Survey
Symington Predicted To Win 60 Percent Of Vote
Jefferson City AP reports Democratic state chairman Delion L. Houtchens predicted Sen. Stuart Symington would win a fourth term with about 60 percent of the vote next Tuesday. Houtchens also forecast that State Auditor Haskel Holman would be reelected with around 52 percent. He estimated roughly 1,200,000 ballots will be cast, basing his predictions on polls taken last May and in early October.
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Houtchens
Jefferson City
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
Delion L. Houtchens
Clinton
Haskel Holman
Polly
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