Germanies approve reconciliation treaty
West Germany and East Germany approved a reconciliation pact to normalize ties and pursue United Nations membership. East Germany will send an ambassador to Bonn and Bonn will send a minister to East Berlin, with both sides maintaining certain privileges. Denmark Sweden and Norway expect quicker diplomatic recognition. The accord may boost Chancellor Brandt's Ostpolitik ahead of the November 19 election.
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Bonn
East Germany
Berlin
Willy Brandt
Knud B. Andersen
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United Nations
West Berlin
East Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Brandt
U.S. Losses Reported In Vietnam Raid Aces
The U S Command said a third F111 swing wing fighter bomber and a Navy A7 were lost in raids on North Vietnam. All three crews are missing, while seven others were rescued after a helicopter crash 90 miles south of Da Nang. North Vietnam may be near negotiation leverage, building bases near the Cambodian border as U S troops expand air ground actions in South Vietnam.
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Saigon
U.S
Panhandle
North Vietnam
da Nang
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Cambodia
United States
Tan Son Nhut
Quang Tri City
Demilitarized Zone
Highway 13
Lansky Arrives Miami to Face FBI Arrest
Reputed underworld financier Meyer Lansky, 71, landed at Miami International Airport after a six nation exile flight. FBI agents detained him prior to a bond hearing as he faced multiple federal indictments for tax evasion and racketeering related charges.
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Miami
Meyer Lansky
Miami International Airport
FBI
Lansky
Israel
Switzerland
Zurich
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Asuncion
Paraguay
la Paz
Local seniors gain U.S. job training funds for 147000 grant
The Mid-Missouri Human Development Corporation will use a $147,000 Operation Mainstream grant from the U.S. Department of Labor to fund 49 training positions across a 25 county northeast Missouri area. The program targets low income chronically unemployed adults over 22, with at least 40 percent over age 55, offering counseling, job training, and extended placements.
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Mid-Missouri Human Development Corporation
Robert Joplin
HDC
U. S Department of Labor
Missouri
Department of Labor
Joplin
Billy Wooden
Cole County
Long served Missouri political career and banking interests
Long, a Pike County prosecutor appointed US Senator in 1960, served 12 years in the Missouri Senate and held leadership roles before a long career in banking and business. He and wife Florence separated last year amid abandonment claims. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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University of Missouri
Culver-Stockton College
Pike County
Long
Missouri Senate
Flicor
State Capitol
Gov
James T. Blair
US S
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
Hennings
Florence S. Long
Canton State Bank
Canton, Mo
Farmers’ State Bank
Greenfield, Ill
Long & Co. Tower Loan Co
Federal Loan Co
Long Theater Co
New Progress Life Insurance Co
Economy hit by three-week Chilean strike ends
In Santiago the government says the three week strike left an economy hit of about 200 million dollars. About 400000 workers returned to jobs after the October 10 stoppage. Truckers shopkeepers pilots and others participated in the action.
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Santiago
Chile
Fernando Flores
Local government journeys and zoning notes on Sun Valley Drive
City council discussed shared field trip expenses to St Louis. A rezoning request for Sunset Lake area was sent to Planning and Zoning. Charges included traffic changes on Carol Street and Rosevalley Drive. In Jefferson City Atty Gen Danforth ordered special election duties to curb fraud aiding law enforcement statewide.
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Sun Valley Drive
Parking Authority
Parking and Traffic Commission
Fifth Ward
Richard Nacy
Carol Street
Rosevalley Drive
Ronald Lavinder
Sunset Lake
Planning and Zoning Commission
Committee of the
Jefferson City
John C. Danforth
Gene Voigts
Danforth
New Madrid
Pulaski
Whch
St. Louis
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation Meet in Jefferson City
Some 500 delegates from 100 county Farm Bureaus are expected this weekend for the 58th annual Missouri Farm Bureau Federation meeting at the Jefferson City Ramada Inn. Keynote speaker Monday will be William J. Kuhfuss, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation. The Future Farmers of America Public Speaking Contest and the MFB Fund contest are Saturday afternoon. The 1973 MFB Queen will be selected Saturday night.
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Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Jefferson City Ramada Inn
William J. Kuhfuss
American Farm Bureau Federation
Future Farmers of America
MFB Fund
MFB
State merit system seeks new personnel director
Harold E. Cox chair of the Personnel Advisory Board said applications are open for the personnel director to administer the State merit system. Former director Norris Steenberger retired. The position pays $18,500 annually and applications for the competitive examination will be accepted until November 30.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Harold E. Cox
Norris Steenberger
Moberly man arraigned on first degree murder charge
A 22 year old Moberly man Joseph Dean Russell was arraigned in Callaway County Circuit Court on a first degree murder charge for the slaying of Rent Prison Farm inmate David Michael Roth 24. Russell was held in lieu of a 5000 dollar bond. No preliminary hearing date set.
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Russell
Indians ready for talks amid occupation at federal building
The American Indian Movement leads talks with the Nixon administration on May 7 1972 as occupiers press for a 12 member negotiating commission. A court order paused eviction until Wednesday while negotiators meet with Frank Carlucci and Leonard Garment, amid threats the building could be destroyed if progress stalls. Dennis Banks warns of a midnight deadline and seeks removal of Harrison Loesch, contending his stance harms native land rights.
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Vernon Bellencourt
American Indian Movement
Bureau of Indian Affairs
White House
Bellencourt
Frank Carlucci
Office of Budget and Management
Leonard Garment
Nixon
AIM
U.S. Dist
John Pratt
U.S. Circuit Court
Justice Department
Den
Nis Banks
Banks
Harrison Loesch
Supreme Court rules for picket line reinstatement
The Supreme Court unanimously held that workers fired for refusing to cross strikers’ lines must be reinstated. In the California movers dispute, four International Van Lines employees were discharged for not crossing Teamsters pickets and were ordered reinstated with back pay by the NLRB. The Ninth Circuit upheld the ruling, affirming unlawful labor practice by the employer.
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Supreme Court
California
High Court
Potter Stewart
Santa Maria
Calif
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
International van Lines
International
National Labor Relations Board
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Robert
Manuel Vasquez
Richard Dicus
Salvador Casillas
NLRB
McGovern Nixon race and Senate battle loom in final push
Democrats push for big voter registration gains among minorities and students as McGovern campaigns across 26 states and New York’s Fifth Avenue. Nixon stresses voting power to secure peace in Vietnam and progress, while Republicans project limited gains in Georgia Virginia North Carolina Alabama and Texas with a path to 50 50 Senate control needing 24 seats.
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McGovern
Sindlinger
Nixon
George Gallup
Louis Harris
New York
Fifth Avenue
Senate
Deep South
GOP
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
John G. Tower
Texas
Agnew
Kissinger Declines Peace Award From Council of Churches
New York AP Henry Kissinger, presidential adviser, declined the City Council of Churches Family of Man award for excellence in peace. He cited ongoing negotiations and current duties. The council's executive director said Kissinger would likely be considered again next year.
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New York
Henry A.kissinger
City Council of Churches
Family of Man
Organization of Protestant Churches
Kissinger
Dan M. Potter
Council
Associated Press
A. Kendall Smith
Potter
Judge faces charges in traffic ticket fixing case
ST LOUIS AP A St Louis judge appeared in court to answer charges of traffic ticket fixing in city courts. Judge Nathan B Young and two deputy marshals were indicted by a St Louis Circuit Court grand jury for neglect of duty. They received a continuance in arraignment until December 6. The appearance took place barely steps from his own courtroom.
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FBI
U.S
U.S. Atty
Robert Rust
Bond
Lansky
Miami
ST. Louis
Nathan B. Young
Court of Criminal Corrections
Young
Circuit Court
Missouri Election Watch Forecasts and Key Races
The piece surveys candidates for Missouri governor lieutenant governor and other offices, noting Cole, Dowd, Bond, Bowd, and Phelps among major figures. It highlights St. Louis County’s pivotal role, party dynamics, and upcoming ballot items including amendments on tangible property tax relief and veto session rules. Polls open at a.m. and close at 7 p.m.
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Bond
St. Louis County
William C. Phelps
Missouri House
Kansas City
Phelps
Jack J. Schramm
University City
Polis
Schramm
St. Louis
Illinois
Lambert Field
St. Louis Convention Center
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