Calley spends night in military stockade
Former Army Lt William L. Calley Jr spent the night in a military stockade for the first time in three years after surrendering to Fort Benning authorities. The 5th Circuit had ordered his return to custody during appeal of his My Lai massacre conviction.
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Columbus
Army
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
Ft. Benning
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
J. Robert Elliott
Local Club Sets June Fireworks Festival at Ernest Vivian Field
The club's Light for Light drive funded this year's event and proceeds support the Fireworks Festival on June 26 at Ernest Vivian Field. Officials promise the largest display in the festival's history with games and kiddie rides for families.
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Ernest Vivian Field
Publication notice and rate card from News Tribune
Daily except Sunday and Monday with major holiday closings. This item lists News Tribune Company address in Jefferson City Missouri, associated press rights, and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery across Missouri and other states. It notes advertising and reproduction rights and circulation audit membership.
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The
News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Missouri
Member
Audit Bureau of Circula
Krogh Leaves Prison Reflecting on Rights and Regret
Egil Krogh Jr., who supervised White House break in the California psychiatrist offices, returned home from prison and urged respect for individual rights. He avoided discussing Watergate due to a court order and said he would not repeat his actions, though he believed the case had a positive national impact. Krogh pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate Dr. Lewis Fielding’s rights.
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Washington
Egil Krogh Jr
White House
California
Krogh
Lewis Fielding
Daniel Ellsberg
Four Traffic Deaths Reported Across Missouri
The Missouri State Highway Patrol reported four fatalities from traffic accidents. Bart Fox, 69, was run over by his brother Guy Fox, 80, in a Butler field. Clyde Williams Stone, 19, died as his car left Highway 240 near Slater and overturned. Charles LaChance, 25, of St Louis, was struck by a car while crossing Interstate 55 near Arnold after stopping his overheated vehicle. Harry Miller, 63, of Dittmer died at Jefferson Memorial Hospital after a one car crash near Grubville. surviving details suggest a possible heart attack preceding the crash.
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Missouri State Highway Patrol
Butler
Bart Fox
Fox
Guy Fox
Slater
Clyde Williams Stone
Marshall
Highway 240
Charles LaChance
St. Louis
Arnold
LaChance
Harry Miller
Dittmer
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Festus
Grubville
Miller
Missouri panel ponders new license plates and multi year system
A three member Missouri panel recommends bidding two reflectorization methods for 1975 plates and tests a beads on paint design with raised reflective lettering on a dark nonreflective background. The panel supports a future multi year plate plan to reduce costs, while large trucks may stay on annual licenses.
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James R. Spradling
Highway Patrol
Sam S. Smith
Raymond Hegg
Missouri
Corrections Department
Revenue
Spradling
Revenue Department
General Assembly
Hogg
Nevada
PSC declines to schedule Missouri public meetings amid court order
Missouri Public Service Commission refuses to set regular public meetings while a Cole County court restrains private sessions on utility rate cases. Judge Byron Kinder ordered hearings and public notice, as the Kansas City Star seeks to bar all private deliberations.
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Missouri
Public Service Commission
Commission
PSC
Cole County
The
Kansas City Star
Byron Kinder
Kinder
Mauze
Charles Fain
Willard C. Reine
Robert Pierce Jr
William R. Clark
Five men sentenced in Law Day proceedings in Cole County
In Division IT of the Cole County Circuit Court five men were sentenced on unrelated convictions during Law Day proceedings. Virgil Cram received three years in the Department of Corrections for issuing a felonious no funds check, to run concurrent with a two year Cooper County sentence. Alfred LeRoy Thomas drew five years for burglary and five years for stealing, to run concurrent, in the Hale's Sporting Goods break-in. Randy Wilson pleaded guilty to possession of under 35 grams of marijuana and got 12 months in the county jail with one year good behavior. Herman Matthews, an Algoa Reformatory inmate, was sentenced to two years for escaping, consecutive to a four year Jackson County rape term. Reginald Coffey received a three year probation term under the Oklahoma Board of Probation and Parole after pleading guilty to possession of over 35 grams of marijuana. Janet Faye Russell pleaded guilty to two forgery counts. presentence investigation ordered. Steven Wayne Huff’s case, charged with vandalism at St. Peter's Cemetery, was continued to June 27 arraignment. James D. Tyler was sent to Fulton for a second mental examination after withdrawing a prior guilty plea to exhibiting a firearm. First Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Frank Bussmann represented the state.
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Cole County
Virgil Cram
Moberly
Department of Corrections
Cooper County
Alfred LeRoy Thomas
Kansas City
Hale’s Sporting Goods
Robert Mahan
Ethelyne Dr
Randy Wilson
New Bloomfield
Byron Kinder
Wilson
Herman Matthews
Algoa Reformatory
Reginald Coffey
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Board of Probation and Parole
Coffey
Steven Wayne Huff
Holts Summit
St. Peter’s
James D. Tyler
Wayne City
Fulton
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Boillot
ICC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Assn. of Manufacturers
David C. Harrison
Missouri Chamber
Harrison
Glenn E. Scott
FPC
Federal Power Commission
FPPC
Veit
Norman Jolly “On the
Daily Capital News
Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
R. L. Rose
Robert Losser
Donald Norfleet
Associated Press
Cae
the Little Theatre
Alwhys
Fine Entertainment
Man
Little Theatre of
P.O
Krogh Leaves
Basket Burgers
A&w Coney 204
3-M Co
St. Paul, Minn
Flex-olite Co
Highway Department
James F. Mauze
Circuit
Jackson County
Janet Faye Russell
Notre Dame
Frank Bussmann
Arris Pizza Palace
Dial Bs
Mid-America
Ovaie Beach
Ramada
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