Air Force Pumps Fuel To Ease Cambodia Shortage
U S Air Force airlift began delivering gas oil and kerosene to Phnom Penh to ease a growing shortage. The operation includes 20 planeloads of fuel in a bid to supplement river and road routes cut by Communist forces. Prices rise amid inflation as refugees expand. combat continues with U S B 52 strikes nearby and aid to government forces.
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Air Force
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
U.S
India
Pentagon
Mekong River
Saigon
Cafe de Paris
Washington
Defense
Elliot L. Richardson
Hanoi
Norodom Sihanouk
Court Orders Mackey And Others To Pay Back $125,000 Invested In Buying Brazilian Land
Missouri Court of Appeals affirms a Hannibal verdict requiring Marion Mackey of Clarksville Charles Bradley of Clarksville and Paul Nichols of New Canton Illinois to return $125,000 plus six percent interest to five plaintiffs who invested in a 1967 Brazilian land venture Anta. The decision notes a joint venture between defendants and plaintiffs with disclosure duties and estimates total payout near $170,000. The defendants have 15 days to seek rehearing or Supreme Court review.
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Mackey
Hannibal
Marion Mackey
Charles Bradley
Clarksville
Paul Nichols
New Canton
Iil
Missouri Court of Appeals
Hannibal Court of Common Pleas
Elgin T. Fuller
Fuller
Daniel DeFabio
St. Louis
Francis Luke
David R. Francis, III
J. Overton Fry
Fred Naxera, III
Louisiana
Anta
Mackey, Bradley and Nichols
Marmac Realty
Fazenda Mabri, Ltd
Court of Appeals
Gerald Smith
Joseph J. Simeone
John J. Kelly, Jr
Smith
Nichols
Bradley
Bahia
Brazil
South America
DeFabio
Francis
Fry
Luke
Naxera
Jeff Rudasill Awarded State Farmer Degree in FFA
Jeff Rudasill of the Mexico FFA Chapter earns the State Farmer degree to be awarded April 27 at the State FFA convention. He is chapter president and son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rudasill. He manages crops cattle and registered Chester White hogs and has long active 4 H and church involvement.
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Jeff Rudasill
Mexico
FFA
John Peeper
Jeff
John H. Rudasill
Chester White
Mexico High School
Madrigal
Washington
Skeleton identified as Bormann in West Germany
West German authorities announced the skeleton unearthed in West Berlin is with certainty Adolf Hitler's deputy Martin Bormann. Horst Gauf said Bormann died May 2, 1945, on the Invalidenstrasse bridge. The case ends a 28 year search and frees the arrest warrant. Simon Wiesenthal called it 99 percent certain, with a remaining doubt.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Martin Bormann
Hitler
Invalidenstrasse
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Horst Gauf
Bormann
Gauf
Simon Wiesenthal
West Berlin
Joachim Richter
Stumpfegger
Fuehrer
Stumfegger
Richter
Nuernberg
Berchtesgaden
Hitler Youth
Arthur Axmann
Axmann
Boone County jail to cost 152000 for upgrades
Federal inspector Curtis McCoomis says Boone County jail requires 152000 in upgrades including a 90000 addition with basement and two stories for recreation space and counseling rooms. Overcrowding hinders separation of juveniles women and men while improvements include one more jailer a TV monitoring system and a communications dispatcher.
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Boone
Columbia
Boone County
Curtis McCoomis
Jack Meyer
McCoomis
Nixon Wins 4 Vote Victory On Veto
President Nixon hailed a four vote veto victory in the House over a 1207 million rural water and sewer grant, marking his second veto win this year. The Senate previously sustained his veto of a 2.6 billion handicapped rehabilitation program, as supporters cite budget restraint. Speaker Carl Albert defended Congressional authority while GOP leaders framed the result as public sentiment for fiscal discipline.
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Washington
Nixon
America
Congress
House
Senate
Carl Albert
Congress of the
United States
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Poage
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Dilemma on Ducks and Fish Probed by Marin Board
In San Rafael California the Marin County supervisors faced a choice to chlorinate a civic lagoon to save nearly 100 ducks dying from fowl cholera or spare the fish. They voted 4 to 1 to chlorinate to protect the ducks, with plans to dechlorinate and restock fish later.
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San Rafael
Calif
Michael Wornum
Wornum
Marin County Board of Supervisors
Civic Center
Pierre W. Joske
Eagleton Cites Nixon Actions Outside Law at Canisius
Senator Thomas Eagleton told about 500 students at Canisius College that President Nixon acted beyond legal authority in bombing Cambodia, withholding funds, and shielding staff from testimony. He warned the balance of power between Congress and the presidency was at stake and criticized executive privilege as applied to wrongdoers. He received the Peter Cag nisius medal for public service.
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Buffalo
Thomas Eagleton
Canisius College
Nixon
Cambodia
Missouri
Eagleton
Con Breas
Congress
White House
147 Violations Blamed On Reds
Saigon says Communist forces violated the cease fire 147 times in 36 hours ending at noon today. Government troops report 34 killed and 199 wounded, civilian casualties 19 dead and 19 wounded. Most losses occurred in small skirmishes. Gen Haig left Saigon for Phnom Penh after meeting Premier Khiem to discuss Cambodian aid requests.
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Saigon
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Nixon
Phnom Penh
Southeast Asia
Haig
Tran Thien Khiem
Cambodia
Mexico High names Marsha Loyd Outstanding Cheerleader
Senior Marsha Loyd was named Miss Spirit and Outstanding Varsity Cheerleader at the Mother-Daughter Banquet hosted by the Pep Squad. Janis Kossmann earned Outstanding Pep Squad Member for a three year record, Billie Sue Stubblefield was Outstanding Junior Varsity Cheerleader, and nine others received Red Pepper class awards based on pep squad activity and attendance. The National Honor Society initiation for juniors set for tomorrow at 7:30 in Emmons Hall will include 18 inductees comprising the top five percent of the class of 1974.
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Mexico High School
Marsha Loyd
Janis Kossmann
Ellen Wilson
Billie Sue Stubblefield
Diane Young
Laura Worstell
Judy Pickle
Teresa Rent+schler
Kathy Erdel
Janet Hake
Betty Pollard
Becky Shannon
Emmons Hall
Goldwater urges Watergate cleanup to save GOP
Senator Barry Goldwater says Nixon must act now to clear up Watergate or Republicans will lose elections and be out of the White House in 1976. In an interview with the Christian Science Monitor he warned that Damaged Nixon image is cutting GOP donations and urged stronger actions including grand jury testimony.
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Boston
Barry Goldwater
Republica
GOP
White House
Nixon
Arizona Republican
Christian Science Monitor
Goldwater
Democrat
Washington
Republican National Committee
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Reds
Duane Cruzan
DQ Gang
E. Liberty
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