Bumpers calls for replacement of Democratic chairwoman
Arkansas Governor Dale Bumpers, leading the National Democratic Governors Caucus, urged CBS Face The Nation that Jean Westwood be replaced by a leader with strong organization to win back disenchanted voters who deserted to Nixon. He suggested a charter commission to broaden appeal to labor and other groups and noted regional vice chairmen could succeed Basil Paterson. The Dec 3 governors meeting and the Dec 9 national committee session loom as Westwood faces possible ouster.
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Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
National Democratic Governors Caucus
Jean Westwood
Nixon
Bumpers
Charter Commission
Westwood
George McGovern
The
Kansas City Times
Kansas
Democratic National Committee
Ranger hit by two dozen sabotage acts in wartime
The Los Angeles Times reported Navy investigations show the carrier Ranger suffered about two dozen sabotage incidents between June 7 and Oct. 16. A fireman, Patrick Dennis Chenoweth, 21, faces a court martial on war-time sabotage charges for allegedly dropping a paint scraper and bolts into the No. 4 engine reduction gears, causing about 800000 in damage and nearly four months of immobilization at Alameda. He is held at Treasure Island awaiting trial, with the defense claiming the charge is a wartime tool to impose a harsher penalty.
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Chenoweth
Puyallup
Wash
Treasure Island Naval Station
San Francisco
the Times
Navy
Eric A. Seitz
San Francisco Bay
Alameda
Racial probe opens into Navy carrier incidents
A House subcommittee began a formal racial incidents inquiry aboard carriers Constellation and Kitty Hawk to assess discipline and discrimination. Chairman Floyd Hicks said the effort targets discipline while solving racial problems without weakening order. Witnesses included Admiral Zumwalt and Admiral Bagley as the panel met privately.
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House
U.S
Floyd V. Hicks
D-Wash
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Naval Operations
D.H. Bagley
Naval Personnel
Hicks
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
House Armed Services Committee
Constellation
Kitty Hawk
Ruff Civic Association elects officers and plans center
Kenneth Ruff was elected president of the Holts Summit Civic Association at a Saturday meeting. Ralph Popp is vice president and Mrs. Zola Seekamp secretary with Dorothy Case re-elected treasurer. Larry Long joins a three member board for a three year term. A 40 by 80 foot community center will be built at Greenway Park Summit Drive with basement meeting area and kitchen. Estimated cost is $18,000 per Gloria Otto publicity chairman.
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Kenneth Ruff
Holts Summit
Larry Long
Greenway Park
Summit Drive
Wardsville
Gloria Otto
Chiirman
Bloody weekend toll on Missouri roads claims nineteen lives
Missouri recorded its bloodiest weekend in months with at least 19 deaths on state roads. Victims included Roald Borgmeyer, 19, struck on U S 50 near Warrensburg, and Virginia Woolf, 32, her children Susan 3 and Michael 6 in a Utica area crash. Additional fatalities occurred near Carl Junction, St. Louis, and across Christian and St. Clair counties. Several others were injured or seriously hurt in multiple crashes, with victims ranging from teens to adults and involving cars, pickups, trains, and a propane tanker.
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Missouri
Highway Patrol
Utica
Virginia Ann Woolf
Braymer
Michael Allen Woolf
Susan Woolf
Ricky Lee Anderson
Bombers strike North Vietnam near DMZ in major raid
U S bombers flying 35000 feet dropped 1200 tons of radar guided bombs on North Vietnamese positions below the demilitarized zone. About 44 North Vietnamese troops were killed, 12 South Vietnamese and 78 wounded as Marines advance two miles toward a coastal strip eight miles north northeast of Quang Tri city amid stiff resistance and heavy rains.
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Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri City
Public defender position vacancy announced in Missouri
Applications and nominations are invited for a recommendation for public defender of the Western District of Missouri. Bruce C. Houdek retires December 31. The Federal Public Defender's Office, with five attorneys, operates in Kansas City and Springfield. Applicants must agree to reside in Kansas City.
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Eighth Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals
Federal Public Defender’s Office
Kansas City
Springfield
Appeals Court
J.C. Truman
Rollins Educational Trust Gifts Pass 1400 Mark
Contributions to the Rollins Educational Trust rose to 1435.75 as organizers warn of slowing gifts for the education fund created for the five Rollins children slain during a robbery on November 9. Noted contributors include Simonsen High School PTA and many area couples and individuals.
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Rollins Educational Trust
Carlos W. Rollins
Education Fund
Fire on carrier America off Vietnam quickly controlled
SAIGON AP A fire broke out under the flight deck of the 80 000 ton carrier America during operations off Vietnam on Sunday. No injuries to about 5 000 crewmen were reported. The Navy said insulation around steam lines burned likely from spontaneous combustion and that operations continued as repairs began.
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America
Vietnam
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Navy
Catholics name four to diocesan Sacred Worship panel
Four local residents have been named to the newly formed Commission on Sacred Worship for the Jefferson City diocese. Raymond Oswald will head the art and architecture committee, with Robert J. Rackers and his wife Mary also named. Sister Carol Joseph Griesemer, OSB, joins as a member. The panel includes three priests and three lay members, and will assist parishes with liturgical renewal, organist training, and church remodeling.
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Diocese of
Jefferson City
Raymond Oswald
W. Circle Dr
Michael F. McAuliffe
Oswald
State Library Commission
Art and Architecture
Robert J. Rackers
Ridgeway Dr
Mary Rackers
Carol Joseph Griesemer
OSB
St. Thomas
Office of Religious Education
Three sentenced in Parrish robbery on Lincoln campus
Three men linked to the February robbery on the Lincoln University campus of former Lincoln football star Lamar Parrish, now with the Cincinnati Bengals, were sentenced in Cole County Circuit Court. Sheridan Armstrong and James Moten of Kansas City pleaded guilty July 6 to first degree robbery and received five years. Lucius Dodson of Kansas City pled guilty in September to assault and stealing and also drew five years.
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Lincoln University
Lincoln
Lamar Parrish
Cincinnati Bengals
Cole County
Sheridan Duane Armstrong
James Ronald Moten
Kansas City
Lucius Lee Dodson
Soviet envoy vows effort at next phase of talks
Soviet deputy foreign minister Vladimir Semenov pledged to do his utmost to make the second phase of the SALT talks a success. He spoke on arriving at the Soviet mission in Geneva as U S negotiator Gerard C Smith joined the talks. The Soviet delegation has clear instructions to be productive in this stage.
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Vladimir Semenov
U.S
Gerard C. Smith
Sernenov
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