Nixon presses for reason on campuses amid farm bill clash
President Nixon urged nearly 1000 college leaders to enforce the rule of reason on campuses while House and Senate farm bills debate subsidies and acreage plans. The omnibus measures would fund 3.5 billion in crop programs annually and test set-aside and loan provisions with administration officials warning on world market impacts.
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Washington
House
Senate
U.S
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Hrdin
Sidney Hook Urges Eight-Point Plan to Save Campus Peace
Dr. Sidney Hook of New York University argues that American colleges face the gravest crisis in their history. He presents an eight-point outline to preserve or restore campus peace, warning that disruption and violence stem from pursuing political aims over learning.
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Sidney Hook
NYU
Hook
Third Chief In 15 Months Quits Cairo
Cairo Illinois police chief Roy Burke resigns citing racial tension and threats after seven months in post. He denounced fear, repression, and boycotts that harmed the economy and warned of ongoing violence as state aid was rejected. Burke praised officers for endurance amid gunfire and arson.
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Cairo
Ill
Burke
Roy Burke
Hell
Alexander County
Winthrop
Maine
Odlucky
Iwice
United Front
Mer
Chile May Start Latin Red Bloc
Washington reports that Chile's election of Marxist Salvador Allende may signal the start of a large Latin American Communist bloc. Officials name Peru Argentina and Bolivia as potential partners. a White House background briefing notes Allende could shift hemisphere politics though Nixon was briefed but not present. The assessment cautions decades of influence as Allende's government forms.
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Salvador Allende
Chile
Peru
Argentina
Bolivia
Allende
Chicago
White House
Nixon
Allender
Congress
Lende
Hemisphere
Brookfield Man Held In Viet Vet Killing
A 46 year old Vietnam veteran Dewan Williams was shot at Little’s home in Brookfield Missouri. Cheryl Little 20 testified they argued before the 12 gauge shotgun discharge. Williams, a former mail clerk for the American Academy of General Practice in Kansas City, died at the scene. Dewan Williams’ killer is held in jail and slated for arraignment in Linneus. The case draws national concern over press threats and political pressures in South America.
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Inter-American Press Assocal
Brookfield
Chile
Sheen
Dewan Wale
Derry Dean Williams
Ada Sale
Little
South
America
Cheryl Little
Argentina
Peru
Williams
Bolivia
United States
Organization of American States
Western Hemisphere Defense
Brookyard
American Academy of General Practice
Kansas City
Keytesville
Walter Allen
Linneus
Zimmern Chair Leads Schroeder Campaign In Ninth District
William T. Zimmerman of Warrenton serves as chairman of the Schroeder for Congress Committee backing Republican Anthony Schroeder in the ninth district.
Kids in School Mama Takes Job as Park Laborer
Mrs Gayle Foote a Jackson County Park Department laborer joins a six person crew cutting trees and brush for a reservoir site. The 30 year old mother of five says she will do any heavy labor and her foreman notes she is performing as part of a shift toward women in outdoor work.
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Gayle Foote
Jackson County
Park Department
Foote
Robert Pope
John E. Foste Sr
Poe
Marijuana Find At Farm Near Laclede Missouri
Police uncovered more than 400 pounds of marijuana valued at about 29000 dollars at a farm north of Laclede in northern Missouri. The owner is being sought. Ronald Asher, 17, of Laclede, is charged with possession and sale of marijuana after an arrest in Brookfield. The case began when Asher sold a marijuana cigarette to 17 year old Orville Hedrick Jr. of Brookfield, who reported it to Brookfield police chief Bloss.
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Brookfield
Laclede Sunday
Missouri
Walter Allen
Ronald Asher
Laclede
Allen
Asher
Orville Hedrick Jr
Hedrick
Liner Bloss
Youths Buy Stock At Stamper Auction
A number of Ledgerland youths bought livestock at the Stamper Youth Auction in Moberly. Brad Schramek of Middletown bought a Shorthorn. Beth Smithley of Mexico Rte 4 a Hereford. Kent Davenport of Centralia Rte 3 a Shorthorn. Billy Schramek of Middletown and a Hampshire gilt. Jeannie Duff of Centralia Rte 2 four Shorthorns. Billy Grow of Paris Rte 2 a Hampshire gilt. Deniz Ardell of Mexico Rte 4 a Yorkshire gilt.
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Ledgerland
Stamper
Moberly
Brad Schramek
Middletown
Beth Smithley
Mexico
Hereford
Kent Davenport
Centralia
Billy Schramek
Hampshire
Jeanne Duff
Billy Grow
Paris
Deniz Ardell
Yorkshire
Newsprint Price Increase Announced by Consoli dated Bathurst
Consoli dated Bathurst Ltd becomes second producer to raise newsprint by $10 per ton effective January 1. Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd. had announced a similar hike September 8. The higher price applies in Canada and the United States, with $162 delivered in New York. Earlier, newsprint had risen $5 per ton on January 1, amid pulp wood price jumps of $7 to $10 on July 1.
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Montreal
Consolidated - Bathurst Ltd
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Canada
United States
New York
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