Physician testifies on ITT memo link to convention pledge
Dr Victor L Liszka told the Senate Judiciary Committee that Mrs Dita Beard said there was no connection between the out of court antitrust settlement with ITT and the pledge to the Republican National Convention. He said Beard acknowledged the memo as hers and denied implying a link.
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Washington
Dita Beard
International TelePhone & Telegraph Corp
It&t
Victor L. Liszka
Arlington
John N. Mitchell
Kentucky
Louis Nunn
At&t
Liszka
Beard
Mitchell
Hagerty condemns secrecy abuses dating to early presidency
Washington AP reports former press secretary James Hagerty says stamp happy abuses of government secrecy policies go back to at least President Eisenhower's era. He recalls papers routinely stamped with top secrecy and the President sometimes declassifying them during briefings.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
Today
Dwight D. Lisenhower
Call Issued For Three Months Draft
Secretary Melvin Laird announced a 15 000 man draft call to run April May and June with 5 000 per month The first draft since October 1971 the Pentagon trimmed the Army to meet congressional cuts Laird said under 50 000 draftees would be called in all of 1972 due to Vietnamization and troop withdrawals Talks at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention touched on amnesty and current war policy without action.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Pentagon
Veterans of Foreign Wars
U.S
United States
Vietnam
Nixon
States Urged to Finance Public Schools Under New Plan
A presidential commission chaired by Neil McElroy urged that states shoulder most school financing with federal incentive grants to ease the shift from local property taxes. The 147 page report says local taxes already fund about half of education and 80 percent of local outlays come from property taxes.
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Washington
Commission On
Nixon
Neal Ball
Army Specialist Four David W. Froman Assigned Overseas
Twin Cities CHIT CHAT notes Army Specialist Four David W. Froman, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Charles M Froman Jr of Monroe, assigned to the 562nd air defense artillery in Germany. Froman clerk with the 6th battalion entered the Army in July 1970, trained at Ft Leonard Wood and was last stationed at Ft Lewis.
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Army
David W. Froman
Charles M. Froman Jr
DeLouche St
Monroe
562Nd
Air Defense Artillery
Germany
Spec
From
6Th Battalion of the Artillery
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Lewis
Washington
Ouachita Junior High to Hold Fundraising Supper
Science students at Ouachita Junior High sponsor a hamburger and chicken spaghetti supper from 5 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the school cafeteria. Proceeds will help cover expenses for the International Science Fair in New Orleans later this year.
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Ouachita Junior High School
New Orleans
Two Tax Issues To Be Decided In Ouachita Parish
Voters in Ouachita Parish will decide two renewal propositions on election day. Both proposals extend existing taxes without raising rates, funding the parish library system and the G. B. Cooley Hospital for ten years through renewed levies.
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Ouachita Parish
G. B. Cooley Hospital
Parisa
Cooley Hospital
House Rules Chairman Colmer Announces Retirement
Washington Rep William M Colmer of Mississippi a longtime power broker for House conservatives said he will retire after his 20th term He cited family time and time to end his service The expected successor Rep Ray J Madden a liberal would shift the panel toward majority leadership policies The Rules Committee has long controlled bill flow and debate rules and has been termed the governing body of the House
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Washington
UPI
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
House Rules Committee
House
Congress
Colmer
Ray J. Madden
D-Ind
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Rules Committee
Carl Albert
Smith
Rolmer
Pioneer 10 Prepares to Veer Toward Jupiter Mission
Pasadena based AP report: Pioneer 10 completed two maneuvers toward a course change aimed at a Jupiter flyby. The 21 month, 620 million mile journey began from Cape Kennedy with California Institute of Technology JPL controllers guiding maneuvers as Pioneer neared one million miles from Earth traveling 20 500 miles per hour. Scientists said the thrust test worked and the rotation system maintains constant radio contact with Earth.
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Pasadena
Calif
Pioneer 10
Jupiter
Pioneer
Cape Kennedy
Fla
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
Fair And Clear Weather In North East Louisiana
Skies were fair over northeast Louisiana as a high pressure system centered over Mississippi brings cool dry air. As the high shifts east temperatures rise with partly cloudy skies and warmer weather tonight and Tuesday. Highs today near the upper 60s lows tonight mid 40s. Tuesday highs in the mid 60s. FAA at Monroe Municipal Airport logged a Sunday high of 51 and a 38 degree low this morning.
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Louisiana
Misssissippi
U. S. Weather Bureau
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Panel Studies Rate Boosts For Utilities
Washington AP The Price Commission weighs large rate increases for electric and telephone firms to maintain service while not dislocating the industry. With a March freeze deadline, commissioners consider alternatives to stimulate competition and curb costs, including potential rollbacks if out of line with new policy.
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Washington
the Price Commission
Commission
Price Commission
Michael Lang
Electtric
Lang
Supreme Court to rule on natural gas allocations to homes
The Supreme Court will hear an expedited challenge to the Federal Power Commission authority over interstate gas allocations during shortages. The case, urged by the Justice Department, seeks to ensure homes schools and hospitals receive priority if supplies run short next winter. The ruling could affect contracts between pipelines and industrial users.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Federal Power Commission
FPC
United Gas Pipe Line Co
Louisiana Power & Light Co
Louisiana Power
E Gravel
Alaska
Justices to Rule on Classification of U S Papers
Supreme Court agreed to rule on government power to classify documents as secret. Test case involves nine reports and letters prepared for President Nixon on the Cannikin underground nuclear test. Circuit judges Leventhal and Fahy directed review of separable materials for possible public release.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nixon
Cannikin
Harold Levethal
Charles Fahy
U.S. Circuit Court
Patsy T. Mink
Hawaii
Congress
Leventhal
Fahy
U.S. District Court
George Hart Jr
Try to Save Money Today for Future Value
A lighthearted note urges frugality now as a possible future benefit. It playfully suggests that saving could become valuable later in life.
Record Heat and Cold Snap Across U.S. This Weekend
The National Weather Service reported the hottest reading of 100 degrees in Palm Springs California on Sunday excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Escanaba Michigan recorded a low of 25 degrees below zero, illustrating a substantial extreme temperature swing across the continental United States.
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New York
National Weather Service
Alaska
Hawaii
Palm Springs
Calif
Escanaba
Mich
Compassion for a dog leads to owner reunification
A small beagle found injured in the 490 block of Loop by Morris Blumenthal was taken to a veterinarian for treatment. He notified the owners, who retrieved the pet and brought it home to recover from injuries believed caused by a passing automobile.
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Morris Bi
Blumenthal
Hikes Needed To Maintain Current Level
Louisiana budget hearings show revenue gains for 1972-73 may miss funding needs. Estimates range from 14.2 to 22.2 million, with PAR suggesting 35 to 45 million needed to hold current spending. Deficit and debt-service costs loom as departments propose large draft budgets, including a 69 percent rise for the Highway Department to 495.85 million.
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Public Affairs Research Council
PAR
Mars Feveyln Parker
Budget Committee
B. B. Rayburn
Boyvalusa
Legislative
J. B. Lancaster
Lancaster
State Department
State Highway Department
Man Arrested in Plot Claim Involving Gov Elect Edwards
Federal authorities arrest Robert H. Blanton a Baton Rouge resident for possessing a silenced pistol and investigate possible involvement in a plot to kill Gov elect Ed win Edwards He was detained at Ryan Airport and is held in East Baton Rouge Parish jail on a 100000 bond.
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Baton Rouge
Edwin Edwards
Robert H. Blanton
Ryan Airport
FBI
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