MMA Receives Bicentennial Flag for Missouri Academy
The Missouri Military Academy will launch a year long Bicentennial program starting April 27 with ceremonies to present a Bicentennial flag to the MMA Drum and Bugle Corps. William Parrish, chair of Missouri’s American Revolution Bicentennial Committee, will present the flag to Cadet 1st Lt. Robert Weaver, commander of the corps, recently named the official Missouri Drum and Bugle Corps. Parrish will also participate in further Bicentennial activities.
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Core catcher controversy threatens breeder reactor safety device
Congressional investigators report utilities may oppose including a core catcher in the planned breeder reactor demonstration. The GAO says utility pullout could pressure the NRC on safety design, as ERDA seeks funding and broad authority for the project amid concerns over plutonium production and high temperature cooling risks.
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Marjorie Main dies of cancer at 85 in Los Angeles
The actor known for Ma and Pa Kettle films dies of cancer at St. Vincent's Hospital. Born Mary Tomlinson in Indiana she appeared on Broadway and in about 80 movies. Buried at Forest Lawn beside husband Dr. Stanley L. Krebs.
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Older Brother Replaces Maharaj Ji As Guru
Shri Mataji the Holy Mother of the Divine Light Mission says she has named her oldest son Bal Bhagwan Ji to replace Maharaj Ji as guru after the youngest son faced disrepute in the United States. Maharaj Ji claims power from Denver and prepares to respond as India hosts rival festivals.
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Billy Graham to preside at Chiang Kai-shek memorial services
Billy Graham will preside at memorial services on April 16 for Chiang Kai-shek of Nationalist China. Gen Albert Wedemeyer, former U S forces commander in China, will deliver a memorial address at Washington National Cathedral, according to Taiwanese disclosures.
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Kissinger Urged To Return Nobel Prize
Franz Josef Strauss, conservative leader of West Germany, urged Henry Kissinger to return his Nobel Peace Prize. He criticized the Vietnam peace talks failure and called the prize’s award to Kissinger and Le Duc Tho a sign of the looming new war and “Communist final solution” in Vietnam.
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Adrian Meeks Observes 25 Years At MPL
Adrian M. Meeks a power plant fireman with Missouri Power and Light Co in the Mexico district marks 25 years with the firm on April 13. He began in the ice plant and advanced through yardman and utilityman roles. The Meeks family lives at 719 Quisenberry Mexico. they have one son. He attended Columbia schools and serves as deacon and treasurer at Assembly of God Church.
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Tremendously Happy With Dad Victoria Says
Victoria Fyodorova says she is tremendously happy to see her father, retired Admiral Jackson R. Tate, after years apart. The Russian-born actress visited Tate in Florida for the first time, speaking through interpreters about their reunion amid past secrecy and political tensions.
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Senior Citizens Get Extension On Tax Relief
Jefferson City AP Senior citizens now have until June 15 to file for Missouri circuit breaker property tax relief. The April 15 deadline was extended to allow more seniors to apply. In 1974, 53,297 qualified and received $5.25 million in credits. Eligibility requires 65 or older, home ownership or rental, and income at $7,040 or less.
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Unclear excerpt on adoption and travel between nations
A quoted statement discusses proposing to adopt a daughter to gain dual citizenship and ease travel between two countries. The speaker emphasizes no intent to oppose the Soviet Union and that the daughter plans to return to Russia, with a focus on familial steps rather than broader political aims.
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