Nixon Sees No Aid Bill Vote As Responsible
The Senate rejected a 2.9 billion foreign aid bill 41 to 27 ending a program begun after World War II. Nixon called the move highly irresponsible and said it risks national security. Leaders warned revival may be unlikely before year end.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Nixon
White House
United States
Conference Committee
House
Congress
Mansfield
Kennedy
Javits
Sen
Claiborne Pell
DRL
Walt W. Rostow
Johnson
Boston
Harvard University
Edwin O. Reischauer
Japan
Court Role Halts Pentagon Jury
The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals halted a federal grand jury investigating the Pentagon papers citing congressional privilege. The order delays testimony from Gravel aide Leonard Rodberg and MIT Press chief Howard Webber, with a further hearing set for next Thursday.
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Boston
1St
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Appeals Court
Gravel
Grand Jury
Edward M. McEntee
Frank M. Coffin
Idella Marx
New York City
Daniel Elisberg
MIT
California
Garrity
Noam Chomsky
Princeton
Richard Falk
Falk and
Chomsky
Hanoi
J Forrest Brown Dies Rites Sunday
J Forrest Brown 67 of Route 1 Mexico died at 12 55 p m Friday at Audrain Medical Center after illness. Dairy and stock farmer born July 29 1904 in Callaway County son of Marcy and Rose Fletcher Brown married Nettie Marie Wyss December 24 1938 in Mexico. Survived by wife two brothers Luther Miami Fla Phillip Atlanta Mo a sister Mary Frances Mitchell Rose Mead Calif one son William Forrest Brown died 1968. Funeral 2 p m Sunday Arnold Funeral Home Kentucky Road Christian Church with burial Elmwood Cemetery. Family to receive friends 7 9 p m Saturday at the funeral home.
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J. Forrest Brown
Route 1
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Brown
Callaway County
Marcy and
Rose Fletcher Brown
Nettie Marie Wyss
Kentucky Road Christian Church
Luther
Miami
Fla
Phillip
Atlanta
J. D
Mary Frances) Mitchell
Rose Mead
Calif
Brown
John
William Forrest Brown
Arnold Funeral Home
Don Wortman
Elmwood Cemetery
Like Old Times For MMA Grads
Returning Missouri Military Academy alumni trooped the line for drills in the morning, then attended an afternoon football game with Marceline High. An informal dinner dance at the Empire Club followed and Jack Kloeppner of St. Louis was installed as president, succeeding Larry Rockel.
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Missouri Military Academy
Marceline High
Empire Club
Jack Kloeppner
St. Louis
Larry Rockel
Masquerade Tonight At Youth Center
A Halloween masquerade party will be held from to midnight tonight at the Mexico Youth Center. Freshmen enter free after winning last week's class dunking contest. Other high school and junior high students pay 75 cents each or a dollar per couple. Prizes will be awarded for the best single costume and best costumed couple. Youth are urged to bring records for dancing.
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Mexico
Absentee Ballots Available For Local Liquor Election
City Clerk Mrs. Robert Ligon announced voters may pick up or request by mail absentee ballot applications at City Hall for the November 11 liquor by the drink election. Mail-in requests must arrive by 4 p.m. four days before the election, in person requests by four days prior, and all completed ballots must be returned to City Hall by 4 p.m. the day before the election.
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Robert Ligon
City Hall
Ligon
Finch Welcomes Son William Dale Finch Jr At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs William D Finch of 1320 N Clark St welcomed a son named William Dale Finch Jr born at 913 am Friday at Audrain Medical Center weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. He has a sister Paula Marie aged 4. Grandparents are Joseph Overton of Washington Park Illinois and John Ogle of Belleville Illinois. Father works at Blacks Auto Salvage.
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William D. Finch
N. Clark St
Audrain Medical Center
William Dale Finch Jr
Paula Marie
Surprise Dismay Across UN Officials Over Aid Cut
The Senate vote to end U S foreign aid drew surprise and dismay from UN officials while Saigon officials warned South Vietnam may not cover this year’s fiscal needs without the money. The measure would fund 315 million in imports, 15 million for land reform, 150 million for an economic stability fund, with 143 million for U N funds and 56.3 million general assessment unaffected.
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Associated Press
Senate
U.S
Saigon
South Vietnam
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Taiwan
United Nations
Congress
U.N
United States
U.N. Children’s Fund
Washington
London
Daily Express
America
China
Turn Back Clock Ends Daylight Saving Time Nationwide
New York AP reports daylight saving time ends Sunday at 2 a.m. and clocks revert to standard time until April 30 next year. All states observe the change except Arizona Hawaii Michigan and Indiana which stay on standard time year round under their laws.
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New York
Arizona
Hawaii
Michigan
Indiana
Trick or Treat Time Set Across States
In several Southern states officials urged Halloween activities for Sunday while others kept to Saturday or Monday. Governors Scott Wallace Carter and officials in Columbia Jacksonville and Clark County proclaimed Sunday as trick or treat time amid football schedules and Sabbath concerns. A flood of calls confirmed that trick or treating is today.
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Associated Press
South
Bob Scott
North Carolina
Scott
John West
South Carolina
Columbia
West
John Campbell
George Wallace
Alabama
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Hans Tanzler
Jacksonville
Fla
Mike O’callaghan
Nevada
Clark County
Las Vegas
Oran Grayson
Thieu Inauguration Amid US Withdrawal Pressure
President Nguyen Van Thieu prepared for a second four year term as U S troop withdrawals accelerate and U S economic aid faces cuts. Nixon may announce a total combat pullout by July leaving a small residual force. Senate action threatens $549 million in economic aid, with Connally in Saigon for Thieu's inauguration.
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Thieu
U.S. Senate
Senate
South Vietnam
Congress
U.S
Treasury
John B. Connally
Saigon
Nixon
Multti-Purpose Facility Dedication Tomorrow
The Audrain Medical Center Multi Purpose Facility on East Jackson Street will host dedication ceremonies tomorrow at 2 p.m. The 82 bed facility will cause street closure to traffic except an emergency lane. William S. Lowe will speak and a Mexico High School quintet will sing. Afterward the public may inspect the new facility.
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Audrain Medical Center
East Jackson Street
Board of Trustees
Ledgerland
Willaim S. Lowe
Mexico High School
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Sadie Hawkins
Richard Vance
Pentagon
MMA Grads
Youth Center
William Dale Finch
PTA Safety Council
Earl Jones
Connally
Bangkok
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Philippines
Kim Jong-pil
South Korea
Yen Chia Kan
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Nigel Bowen
Am Son
Nguyen Cao Ky
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