Rebozo Bank Ruling Awaits Investigation
FDIC plans to decide within three weeks on suspending Charles G. Rebozo from Key Biscayne Bank & Trust Co. leadership. The probe covers a 1968 195000 loan and a 900 share stock pledge later found stolen. A second FDIC review into hiring Franklin S. DeBoer should wrap next week.
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Ecumenical leader Bernard Law named Missouri bishop
The Rt. Rev. Bernard Law will become bishop of 39 Missouri counties, succeeding Archbishop Baum in Springfield Cape Girardeau. Law, known for ecumenism and racial reconciliation, led the Bishops Committee for Ecumenical Affairs from 1968 and has served as vicar general of Natchez Jackson since 1971. He studied at Harvard and Josephinum, was ordained in 1961, and edited the Mississippi Register. The Missouri post serves about 40,000 Catholics in a 833,000 population area.
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Laos Staffing Under Scrutiny Over Laos Embassy Staff
A House subcommittee probes whether the State Department underreported Laos embassy staffing to Congress to keep a low profile. The GAO found the U S embassy in Vientiane hired dozens of locals to supplement staff, apparently violating personnel rules. Norman Cornish criticizes the department for not requesting adequate funds and breaking rules.
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Gurney Fund Probed in Secret 1971 Contributions
Miami Herald reports Senator Edward J. Gurney and advisers set up a secret Boosters Fund in 1971 to handle 300000 in unreported contributions and cash payoffs from Florida builders linked to the FHA. Former aide Larry Williams allegedly collected the money for office and travel expenses. The Justice Department inquiry expands.
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Hudnut Divorce Suit Filed By Wife In Indianapolis
Anne Hudnut, wife of Rep William H Hudnut III Indiana Republican and Presbyterian minister, filed divorce papers Tuesday after 13 years of marriage. The suit cites irretrievable breakdown and notes three children from the marriage and two from a prior marriage. Hudnut resigned as pastor of Second Presbyterian Church after winning Congress and once led White House services on Oct 14 at President Nixon's invitation.
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GAO probes Laos embassy staff and 2 million in missing equipment
GAO and AID investigators told a subcommittee the Laos embassy had an abnormally small American staff and violated rules in building the ambassador’s pool. They found no substantiation that missing military materiel funded the improvements, while reviewing records of top officials for possible illegal gains.
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Kansas May Enact Bottle Deposit Law
A Topeka AP report notes a legislative committee backed a proposal to require a five cent deposit on beer and soft drink containers to curb litter. The interim environmental protection committee endorsed the bill as a measure already adopted by Oregon.
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State Teacher Convention Nov 7 9 in St Louis Kiel Auditorium
The 11th annual Missouri State Teachers Association convention meets in Kiel Auditorium St Louis from November 7 to 9 under the theme Teaching Our Profession Delegates from Audrain County include Mexico Les Runnels Edward Morris Mrs Karen Nebel Paul Day John Mulgar Mrs Ruth Olson Mrs Winifred Sparks Van Far R 11 James Watkins Juanita Gartman Laddonia R 6 Mike Lees Carolyn Steinmetz and Mervin Sharkey The assembly of delegates meets November 7 with Governor Christopher S Bond and Tom as noted speakers.
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Johnson, Penn lead Missouri education group goals
Dr. Dorothy Lee Johnson assistant superintendent of elementary schools and Penn, executive secretary of the Missouri State Teachers Association, lead a focused effort within MSTA to advance policy and teacher support across the state.
Educator Dr. Ethel Alpenfels Addresses Education Anthropology
Dr. Ethel J. Alpenfels a professor of education anthropology at New York University spoke in Washington D C on October 31 1973. She discussed cross cultural studies and the role of anthropology in education within American schools.
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