Dickey Sees Chance On Emergency Items
Missouri Representative Charles H. Dickey Jr says only real emergencies remain in an appropriations debate. The House Appropriations Committee tabled a 23 million plus bill after chairman E. J. Cantrell’s heart seizure, with a possible Senate move to bring its own bill. Dickey argues genuine emergencies are funds for the University of Missouri, the clean water commission, public defenders fees, and Capitol rehabilitation. He notes nursing home payments are federally funded and not an emergency, and he would abstain to keep vote options open. The AP reports the House committee stalled further action pending developments.
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Charles H. Dickey Jr
Appropriations Committee
Dickey
E.J
Lucky) Cantrell
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Rep. Dickey
University of Missouri
Clean Water Commission
Capitol
State Welfare Department
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Five Planes Shot Down In Fight Above Occupied Area
The Associated Press reports three Syrian and two Israeli planes were shot down above the Golan Heights in a dogfight. Syria claimed three losses. Israel said all its planes returned. Separate sea battles were reported between Israeli and Palestinian forces with each side claiming a boat loss. No casualties were reported.
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Associated Press
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Syria
Israel
Damascus
Munich
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Beirut
Kasimeyeh
Tyre
Mediterranean
Lebanon
Wafa
Ada Kehl dies at 81 in Mexico Missouri
Ada Florence Kehl 81 of 503 East Monroe Street died at 5 15 p m yesterday at Audrain Medical Center after a brief illness. Funeral 2 p m Monday at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev James Randall officiating. Burial East Lawn Memorial Park. Eastern Star service Sunday evening. Born April 14 1891 near Mexico she was married to Ward Weatherald in 1910 he died in 1946. She later married Charles F Kehl in 1950. Survived by husband three stepsons two stepdaughters a nephew 13 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. One brother and a stepdaughter preceded her in death.
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Ada Florence Kehl
E. Monroe St
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico Area
Arnold Funeral Home
James Randall
Love Street Christian Church
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Order of the Eastern Star
Kehl
Mexico
Walter
Minnie Newkirk Bradford
Ward Weatherald
Charles F. Kehl
Order of Eastern Star
George F. Kehl
Charles E. Kehl
Orville Kehl
Lakeworth
Fla
R. C
Bernice) Romdall
Harrel
Irene) Farrah
Overland
H. C. Bradford Jr
Justice Dept Clears Officials in Watergate Probe
The Justice Department finished its Watergate inquiry without naming present White House officials or Nixon campaign officials. A federal grand jury is expected to indict within 10 days, limited to suspects linked to the break in. Kennedy weighs hearings if civil actions stall. McGovern and O'Brien tied to ongoing oversight.
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Nixon
Washington Post
Miami Herald
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate Judiciary
Herald
Kennedy
Lawrence F. O’brien
George McGovern
Judiciary
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Secretary of Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Committee For
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
The
Post
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Viet Cong sappers raid Da Nang refugee camp
In a night attack in heavy rain, about 20 refugees were killed and 94 wounded at Da Nang area refugee camp Camp Books. 200 families became homeless after mortars rockets grenades and satchel charges struck the camp and nearby militia outposts.
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South Vietnam
da Nang
Associated Press
Dang van Phuoc
Camp Books
Phuoc
Hoffa Hanoi trip plan fades amid admin opposition
Washington AP notes Hoffa may still pursue Hanoi talks for POW releases, but Nixon aides shift. Rogers revoked passport validation citing rules. Kissinger reportedly approved travel, later denied. Kleindienst denies negotiating on Hoffa's behalf as DOJ reiterates no deal to lift parole restrictions.
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James Hoffa
Hanoi
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Rogers
U.S
Hoffa
North Vietnam
Teamsters Union
White House
William L. Taub
Henry A. Kissinger
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kissinger
Taub
National Security
Atty
Richard Kleindienst
Justice Department
Teamsters Affairs
Department
Air Force cover-up claims over Cambodian bombing
Four Air Force sergeants allege a cover-up of an accidental March bombing of civilian sites near the Minot Airfield in Cambodia. They say officers altered records, hid photographs, and kept civilian damage details from higher officials.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Cambodia
Vietnam
Wisconsin Democrat
Saigon
Minot
Parrot's Beak
Maharaja Contest At Red Stocking Follies For Charity
Seven nominees from civic clubs compete in the Maharaja contest at the Red Stocking Follies to benefit the Andruln Medical Center Auxiliary. Participants wear oriental robes and headgear as gates are auctioned for charity. Ledger Photos by Richard Vance.
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Andruln Medical Center Auxiliary
Richard Vance
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Kit) Bond
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Shriver
Missouri
St. Louis
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Veep
Harold O. Lankford
Y Park Circle
Shaft
Frank A. DiBlasi
S. Western Ave
Mexico Fruit Co
Knights of Columbus
Eddie Sydenstricker
Webster Dr
Sydonstricker Timplement Co
Rotary Club
Jon R. Cline
Mexico Commerce Bank
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Barry R. Hacker
Woodlawn
Hardin
Day Dees
Harold T. Squires
Rosebud
Baker Packing Co
Lions Club
Robert Ligon
Pollock Rd
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