Clergymen’s assault case ends in forgiveness in Greensboro
In District Court Greensboro NC AP two pastors Rev Don Harrell of Tabernacle Baptist and Rev J H Hutchins of Belows Creek Baptist resolved an assault charge after witnesses testified they argued over a church member. Judge Elreta Alexander dismissed the case urging them to examine their hearts and sin no more.
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Greensboro
N.C
Don Harrell
Astor
Tabernacle Baptist Church
J. H. Hutchins
Below’s Creek Baptist Church
Below’s Creek
Elreta Alexander
Hijacked Korean Airliner Diverts to North Korea
A South Korean airliner carrying 51 people was hijacked to the North amid allegations of piracy by Seoul against Pyongyang. A passenger list from Korean Air Lines includes an American named Dr Kins or Dickens, though a US embassy spokesman said no such American resident is registered in South Korea while the rest of the passengers and crew are Korean.
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Seoul
North Korea
Korean Air Lines
Dr. Kins
U.S
Dickens
South Korea
Record calves fetch high prices at Kansas City stockyards
A shipment of 13 stocker calves sold Wednesday at the Kansas City stockyards set an all time price record. Seven steel calves brought 53.50 per hundredweight and six heifer calves 50 a cwt. The crossbred Hereford Angus calves were sold by H. T. Poindexter & Sons of Lee's Summit and handled by Cassidy Livestock Commission Co. The calves were bred from Colorado Hereford cows and registered Angus bulls.
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Kansas City
H. T. Poindexter & Sons
Lee’s Summit, Co
Cassidy Livestock Commission Co
Colorado
Governors credit Agnew with Nixon popularity
Thirty two Republican governors at the annual conference survey show support for Vice President Agnew boosting Nixon’s image. Some oppose his critique of network TV coverage while awaiting speeches from Morton Ford Scott Finch Burns and Burns.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
Conference of Governors Association
National
GOP
Rep
Rogers C. B. Morton
Gerald R. Ford
Hugh Scott
Health, Education and Welfare
Robert H. Finch
Arthur F. Burns
Glenn Announces Senate Candidacy in Ohio
Former astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in Columbus Ohio. Glenn said he spent a year considering the run and cited national and state problems including the Vietnam War as the era’s most important issue.
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Columbus, Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S. Senate
Glenn
Apollo 12 astronauts leave quarantine for press plans
Charles Conrad Jr Richard F Gordon Jr and Alan L Bean walked out of quarantine in space center Houston and will select slides and film for Friday press conference at 10 a m EST. They and 25 others were released after tests showed no moon germs.
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Space Center, Houston
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Alan L. Bean
Lunar
Conrad
Bean
Gordon
Cape Kennedy
Huge 70 Ton Tank Moved On Western Petrochemical Site
A 70 ton empty steel storage tank was moved about 500 feet on the Western Petrochemical Co. plant south of Twenty first Street. Rain and mud halted progress after 1 000 feet, with moving to resume Friday. Walter Poor Construction Co. oversees the project.
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Western Petrochemical Co
Twenty-first Street
Date Set for Start of Kopechne Inquest in Martha's Vineyard
Judge James A Boyle announced the inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne death will begin January 9 on Martha's Vineyard. The closed proceedings aim to determine the legal cause of death as opposed to the medical cause, with about four to five days expected.
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Kopechne Inquest
Edgartown
Mass
James A. Boyle
Mary Jo Kopechne
Boyle
Wilkes-Barre
Miss Kopechne
Kopechne
Washington, D.C
Edward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Marsha’s Vineyard
Atty
Edmund Dinis
New Bedford
Dinis
Boyl
Thomas A. Teller
Area health plan work gains support in Parsons meeting
About 125 people backed a Mid-America Inc. health planning committee to lead an area wide program across nine counties Cherokee Labette Montgomery Crawford Neosho Wilson Bourbon Allen Woodson. The plan seeks doctors para medics hospital use and pollution control with funding from Health, Education and Welfare and local committees to form groundwork. Attendees included Dr. Edward Long Walter Wulf Dr Henry Baker Glen Dormois Owght Wallingford.
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Parsons
Mid-America, Inc
Area Economic Development Organization
Mid-America
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Norma Satten
Kansas
Cherokee
Labette
Montgomery
Crawford
Neosho
Wilson
Bourbon
Allen and Woodson
Edward Long
Walter Wulf
Humboldt
Henry Baker
Glen Dormois
Owght Wallingford
Chanute
Extra Funds Step Against Narcotics
The House Appropriations Committee voted to add 9.35 million dollars to the Treasury Department to curb illegal narcotics smuggling at the border. The bill aims to boost enforcement by adding 915 agents by January and supports Operation Intercept efforts along the Mexican border. Additional 869000 was approved to reimburse the Immigration and Naturalization Service for intensified border smuggling efforts.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury Department
United States
Treasury
Congress
Small Business Administration
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Manson Case Enmeshed in Expanded Tate Slayings Probe
Los Angeles authorities consider whether 14 people may have died in the Manson cult killings. Prosecutors expect separate trials for Manson and five desert tribe members in the Tate murders and related deaths, while deputies search a Chatsworth ranch for missing stuntman Donald O’Shea.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Tate
Charles M. Manson
God
Satan
Chatsworth
Donald O’shea
Manson
Los Angeles Times Today
Bishop
Calif
Venice
Cult
Spahn
Desert Tribe
Miss Tate
Susan Atkins
Gary Hinman
Malibu
Hospital Education Cooperative Effort Initiated at Three Hospitals
Margaret J. Dougherty, a registered nurse with a master in hospital administration, is hired as director of education for Neosho Memorial Hospital Glen Dormois administrator announced. She will lead in service and overall educational programs for Neosho Memorial Parsons Labelle County Medical Center and Allen County Hospital to improve patient care.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Glen Dormois
Margaret J. Dougherty
Wichita
Miss Dougherty
Labelle County Medical Center
Parsons
Allen County Hospital
Iola
Dormois
St. Louis University
Quick Taste Of Winter Snow Hits Kansas
Parts of Kansas, especially east central areas, received up to six inches of snow with Osage City reporting deeper accumulations. Light snowfall began Wednesday afternoon and ended early today, with total moisture around .53 inch and one inch of snow in the area. Temperatures rose from the mid 20s tonight to near 50 by Friday as skies clear to partly cloudy.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Martin Johnson Airport
Topeka
Kansas
East Central
Osage City
Nut Growers In Meeting Kansas association hosts three state exhibitors
More than 60 nut growers registered at the Kansas Nut Growers Association annual meeting at the Armory. Participants from Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas entered exhibits for judging while displays showcased pecans and walnuts and related foods.
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Kansas Nut Growers Association
Armory
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Lemon Grows On Mrs. Trent’s Ten-Year Tree
A one pound lemon grown on a tree owned by Mrs. Geneva Trent at 1506 S Central measures 13% inches around lengthwise and is one of three large lemons this season. The dwarf tree is about three feet tall, ten years old, and she brings it indoors each winter then replants in spring.
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Geneva Trent
S. Central
Auto Makers Slash Holiday Plant Closures This Christmas
Detroit AP reports GM will close four days in the last week of December and four other plants two days at month end to slow production and cut inventories. Locations include Tarrytown Lakewood Doraville Fair Canton Cin den Janesville Fremont South Gate Lordstown St Louis Pontiac Framingham Wilmington Flint Lansing and more. Chrysler plans 28 500 production layoffs over the holidays.
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Detroit
U.S
General Motors Corp
Assembly
Tarrytown
N.Y
Lakewood
Doraville
Fair
Kan
Cinden
N.J
Janesville
Wis
Fremont
South Gate
Calif
Chevrolet
Lordstown
Ohio
St. Louis
Pontiac
Mich
United Auto Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
Can Winter Last Six Months Before Spring Arrives
A reflective line questions whether winter's grip can extend beyond six months, pondering the seasonal cycle and the arrival of spring. The verse implies lingering cold and slow renewal, inviting contemplation of nature's rhythms.
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