Hearnes Urges Governors To Act For Federal Balance
Hearnes, chair of the National Governors Conference, urged governors to roll up their sleeves and correct the federal balance. He warned against expanding Washington power and urged states to articulate concerns and seek alternatives to centralized action.
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Eban Yuan
Puerto Rico
la Arete Oh
Warren B. Hearnes
Hearnés
Washington
Congress
Hearnes
Agnew Urges Unity on Nixon Economic Plan
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged Americans to set aside petty bickering and support President Nixon's quest for prosperity without inflation. He defended the tax package, argued profits aid the poor, and welcomed analysis to improve the plan while meeting governors at the 63rd National Governors Conference in San Juan. Demonstrators protested nearby demanding independence for Puerto Rico, with police estimating up to 25,000 participants.
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San Juan
P.R
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
Mt. Olympus
White House
Warren E. Hearns
Missouri
Washington
Hearnes
Puerto Rico
el San Juan
Khrushchev buried with private funeral in Moscow
Instant News reports Nikita Khrushchev was buried today after a private funeral at a hospital where he died, with a crowd of mourners and few high Soviet officials in attendance, signaling a quiet end to a once flamboyant leadership.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Washington
Senate
Ares
Uroe Ae
War ‘Critica
Aken
Mepherson, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
Eernor
PSC Wins Right To Say On Overpass
The Missouri Supreme Court upheld the Public Service Commission authority over railroad overpass clearances, reversing a lower ruling that favored the Highway Commission. The decision affirms PSC as the police power for grade crossings, despite railroad objections and higher construction costs.
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Jefferson City
State Public Service Commission
State Supreme Court
PSC
State Highway Commission
Clay County
The
Highway Commission
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Public Service Commission
Cole County
James T. Riley
Supreme Court
Paul W. Barrett
High Court
Jackson County Circuit Court
Raymond Kenneth Simpson Jr
Harold Hees
Hees
King Louie Lanes
Kansas City
Simpson
Nathaniel Sledge
St. Louis
TWA
Los Angeles
Jackson County
Michael 8. Wasserman
Melvin Meller
East High Street
Jesse Scott
Charles Thomas
No Nudity For Marlene Dietrich Says Theatre Policy
AP reports Marlene Dietrich arrives in London for a charity show and denounces nudity in theater saying if it cannot be done without nudity it should not be done. She also comments Elizabeth Taylor as the glamorous grandmother, noting the crown belongs to Taylor for now.
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Marlene London
Marlene Dietrich
Miss Dietrich
Newsmen
London
Drury Lane Theater
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss America 72 Says She's A Conservative
Laurie Lea Schaefer crowned Miss America 1972 plans a Vietnam troop visit if not in conflict, backs Nixon's Vietnam program, and describes herself as conservative in politics morals and fashion. She cites dislikes blue jeans and premarital sex while noting pageant aids women aims and campus drug concerns.
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Atlantic City
Vietnam
Laurie Lea Schaefer
Nixon
Bexley
Ohio
Miss
Miss America
Nuclear Subs Under Study May Be Out
Secretary of the Navy John Chafee reviews the cost of a new class of nuclear powered attack submarines raising the possibility of smaller purchases. He questions some admirals’ push for faster, more complex vessels while considering budget tradeoffs and scaling down submarine orders. The overall Navy shipbuilding budget for 1973 is expected around three billion dollars with potential new vessel concepts from Admiral Zumwalt.
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Washington
Navy
John Chafee
Chafee
Pentagon
David Packard
U.S
Chevalier 83rd Birthday Party Near Paris
A dozen friends including Jerry Lewis joined entertainer Maurice Chevalier for a quiet 83rd birthday celebration at his suburban Paris home. Chevalier, who retired from the stage on his 80th birthday, marked the milestone with close company.
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Paris
U.S
Jerry Lewis
Maurice Chevalier
Chevalier
Three Storms Keep Moving Across Sea
Edith tropical storm drifts 320 miles southeast of Brownsville while Heidi speeds up Atlantic coast. Ginger remains a Hurricane east of Bermuda threatening shipping. Fern weakens after Texas rain, and a new tropical low heads toward Barbados at 18 mph. Police appoint Michael D. Stone in Bowling Green.
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Miami
Edith
Brownsville
Tex
Heidi
Atlantic
United States
Ginger
Bermuda
Fern
Mexico
Barabados
Nicaragua
Honduras
National Hurricane Center
Tampico
Cape Hatteras
N.C
New England
Texas
Beeville
Mexico Ledger rate and office hours notice
Mexico Ledger lists publication frequency daily except Sundays and holidays, office at 300 N Washington St, Mexico Missouri. Rates for mail and rail subscriptions, including local, state, and out-of-state options, and armed forces rate plus office hours.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
State Driver License Law Is Upheld
The Missouri Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the state drivers license law. It ruled the Revenue Department acted legally in suspending licenses after repeat offenses and rejected a challenge to the hardship license after a second DWI within five years. The decision cited broad police powers and affirmed prior suspensions in Jackson County cases involving David R. Williams Wesley E. Bryan and David L. Biersmith.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
State Revenue Director
David R. Williams
Jackson County
The
Revenue Department
Willams
Williams
Keith P. Bondurant
Supreme Court
Jadge Bondurant
James&. Schaffner
Wesley E. Bryan
David L. Biersmith
Disorder and Vandalism in Juvenile Circuit Cases
In August, the 12th judicial circuit logged ten disorderly conduct cases and nine vandalism cases as Juvenile Officer Rodney T. Nebel reported. Two children were detained for investigation and various other offenses were recorded, including shoplifting, assault, traffic violations, theft, runaways, trespassing, forgery, and possession of intoxicating liquor, with seven referrals involving alleged child abuse victims.
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12Th Judicial Circuit
Rodney T. Nebel
McGovern Disagrees With Bunker On Vietnamization
Sen George McGovern, after a 45 minute Saigon meeting with US Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, said Vietnamization is not clearly succeeding and that South Vietnam cannot sustain Thieu without ongoing US support. He criticized the Oct 3 election as unfair and planned talks with Thieu. In Paris, he met Xuan Thuy and Dinh Ba Thi, noting Hanoi dropped a cease fire condition. He cited two essential conditions for a cease-fire: US withdrawal by Dec 31 and cessation of bombing in Indochina.
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Saigon
George S. McGovern
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
McGovern
Thieu
Paris
Xuan Thuy
Hanoi
Dinh Ba Thi
Vietnam
Basle
South Vietnam
Indochina
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Democrats
Calley
George Latimer
Medina
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Attica
N.Y
Attica State Prison
Nelson Rockefeller
Ye Luke
Karen Herd
Massachusetts
Deborah Ann O'Brien
Pennsylvania
Maureen Victoria Wimmer
Maine
Allyn E Warner
Bexley, Ohio
Eleanor Schaefer
Charles Schaefer
Richard Schaefer
N.J
Clude
Adm. Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Russia
Alice
Bowling Green
Michael D. Stone
Mexico Ledger
Jesus
Simm Reuine
W. Monroe
Mexico, Me
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