Muskie Aims Now At Pennsylvania
Sen Edmund S Muskie plans to focus on Pennsylvania in the next two weeks aiming for a primary victory over Humphrey and regain a spot among Democratic frontrunners. Notes Massachusetts plan limited time and a perceived disarray in Muskie’s Boston operation.
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Associated Press
Edmund S. Muskie
Pennsylvania
Hubert H. Humphrey
Muskie
Massachusetts
Maine
George McGovern
McGovern
Ohio
South Dakota
Humphrey
Robert McAlister
Columbus
Michigan
Boston
Democratic Party
Logan
Anthony Podesta
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
Northeast
New Democratic Coalition
NDC
Lawrence F. O’brien
National Platform Committee
Richard Neustadt
Chisholm
Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
Ann Arbor
Mich
Saddlebred Pleasure Horse Club Elects Officers
The Missouri Saddlebred Pleasure Horse Assn organized here to promote the breed elected Jimmy Simmons as president last night. Officers include Vice president Gene Potter secretary Tom Usnick treasurer Bob Napier. Directors are Mrs. Bob Herrin Mrs. Tom Usnick Bill Winterbower and Kim Murphy. The club will meet on May 9 at a public meeting place to be announced. Membership is open to area enthusiasts.
Not Cloudy Just Smoky Weather Report Shocks City
The National Weather Service in Chattanooga Tennessee announced a shift from standard terms to a plain "smoke" condition for 5 p.m. readings. The notice reflects an unusual metro area air quality event with no other descriptors.
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Chattanooga
Tenn. Cap
National Weather Service
the Weather Service
Soldiers balk at forward position assignment in Vietnam
About 100 American soldiers hesitated to man a forward defense posi tion calling it too dangerous. After officers spoke with them the men complied and carried out the order. They had been moved Tuesday from Da Nang to bolster U S installations facing threat from the North Vietnamese offensive.
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Phu Bai
Vietnam
da Nang
U.S
Book Awards Award Eleanor And Franklin Tops List
New York AP The National Book Committee announced winners across ten categories for works published in the prior year. Flannery O Connor won fiction posthumously for The Complete Stories while Alan Nevins earned the history prize for The War for the Union volumes.
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New York
Flannery O'Connor
Joseph P. Lash
Eleanor and Franklin
John C. Franz
National Book Committee
South
Allan Nevins
Columbia University
Howard Moss
Frank O’hara
Moss
Charles Rosen
George L. Small
America
Martin E. Marty
University of Chicago
Jacques Monod
Austryn Wainhouse
Donald Barthelme
Victim's Mother On Jury Halts Armendariz Trial
In Odessa Texas the trial of Richard S Armendariz 19 for assault to murder ended in mistrial after a juror revealed she is the victim’s mother Mrs Billy M Henderson. Judge R L McKim ordered a new trial date for May 15 as prosecutors pursue the stabbing case against Jeffrey Henderson 18 from February.
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Odessa
Tex
Richard S. Armendariz
Dist
Atty
Jim Bobo
Jeff
Billy M. Henderson
R. L. McKim
Armendariz
Commodity Volunteers Honored at Audrain County Ceremony
Mrs. Daniel Schlafly, chairwoman of Missouri Volunteers Against Hunger, will speak at 1 00 p.m. Friday at St Matthew s parish hall 1100S Grove St at Boulevard recognizing Audrain County Commodity Volunteers. She will discuss the surplus commodity program s future as 104 county courts were relieved of local administration cost burdens.
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Daniel Schlafly
Missouri Volunteers Against Hunger
Audrain County
St. Matthew's Parish Hall
Grove St
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Schlafly
Missouri
Hearnes
Appropriations Committee
Globe-Democrat
Missouri Association For Social Welfare
The
Human Rights Commission
Public Social Service Committee
Vissouri Association For Social Welfare
Washington, D.C
Ernest Lehto
Audrain County Commodity Volunteers
Homer Martin
Price Control Loopholes Criticized in St Louis Letter
A St Louis labor group condemned Phase 2 price controls for loopholes and called for a national congressional investigation. The St Louis Price and Rent Compliance Committee cited IRS enforcement failures and HELPS surveys showing varied price changes, including sharp increases in meat during Phase 2 and minimal impact on some stores. The signers, including Oscar A Ehrhardt, urged action to curb rising food prices hurting low income families.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Oscar A. Ehrhardt
Flushing Hydrants Begins in Mexico Missouri
Missouri Cities Water Co. officials said today they began flushing hydrants in the south part of Mexico starting in the west and moving eastward as time and weather permit.
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Missouri Cities Water Co
Mexico
Johnson To Texas Hospital
Former Johnson & Johnson chief exec, 63, transferred from Charlottesville Virginia to Brooke General Hospital in Texas after a heart attack. He arrived by plane at 1:55 a.m. EST, walking with doctors, wired to an ECG monitor, as wife Lady Bird Johnson joined him in a seventh floor suite. doctors say he showed steady improvement before departure.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Brooke Army Hospital
Charlottesville
Army
Brooke General Hospital
Virginia
Johnson
Charles Robb
John Willis Hurst
Girl Has Four Kidneys in Cleveland Case
Theresa Johnson, a 3 year old in Cleveland, has four functioning kidneys. Doctors say the rare condition, found during treatment for a kidney infection at Grace Hospital, where she has been since March 29, is estimated to occur about once in 20,000 cases.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Theresa Johnson
George B. Vassilakis
Theresa
Grace Hospital
Holifield and ITT deny $500 payoff allegations
Rep. Chet Holifield and ITT denied columnist Jack Anderson’s charge that Holifield accepted a $500 payoff to help ITT win a 1968 airfield equipment contract. ITT also disputed the claim, saying it did not receive the sought contract and had merely briefed California lawmakers on the proposal.
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Washington (Ap
Chet. Holifield
D-Calif
Jack Anderson
ITT
Anderson
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Robert L. Schmidt
Holifield
Defense Department
Schmidt
California
Won Oscar but Loses A Role
Gene Hackman, after winning best actor for 1971, gave laconic replies at Twentieth Century Fox. Asked what the Oscar meant, he said no. He also said winning the Oscar did not let him pick roles, noting he was turned down for a part that day.
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Hollywood
Gene Hackman
Twentieth Century-Fox Studios
Hackman
Skyjacker Gets Life In Prison
CALGARY Alta AP Paul Joseph Cini regarded as the first skyjacker to attempt to use a parachute has been sentenced to life in prison. Cini 28 was convicted on seven charges from hijacking last November of an Air Canada jet with 118 passengers across the U S border to Great Falls Montana and back to Canada. After being paid 50000 at Great Falls the masked man opened a package he said contained a parachute and the crew overpowered him.
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Alta
Paul Joseph Cini
Cini
Air Canada
U.S
Great Falls
Mont
Canada
Puppet Show Benefits Happy House in Presser Hall
A Sunday April 30 puppet show at Presser Hall will benefit Mexico's Happy House. Rod Young of New York presents Creative Puppet Theatre in a two hour 2 p.m. show titled The Pied Piper of Hamlin. Tickets cost 75 cents for children and one dollar for adults, available from Mrs. Long 581 0354 or Happy House 581 3284.
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Mexico
Happy House
Presser Hall
Rod Young
New York
Hudson Long
Mexico Community Child Care, Inc
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MCCC
Hamlin
President Nixon Receives Muscle Relaxant Treatments
President Nixon’s physician says the chief executive gets a muscle relaxant treatment from an osteopath about twice a month. Dr. Walter R. Tkach stressed the therapy is for muscle relaxation, with no backache or skeletal trouble, and that the President dislikes massage, so osteopathic manipulation is used. The osteopath is Dr. W Kenneth Riland of New York.
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Nixon
Walter R. Tkach
Tkach
W. Kenneth Riland
New York
Bookmobile schedule for Daniel Boone Regional Library
The Daniel Boone Regional Library releases the bookmobile timetable for April. On Tuesday April 18 it visits Sturgeon Elementary School from 9:30 to 12:00 and the Fair Lane and Rice Road area in Columbia from 3:15 to 3:45 and Boone County from 3:00 to 4:00. On Wednesday April 19 Auxvasse Community in Callaway County serves 2:45 to 3:45. On Thursday April 20 Sturgeon Community in Boone County runs 2:15 to 3:45.
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Daniel Boone Regional Library
Boone County
Sturgeon
Fair Lane
Rice Road
Columbia
Callaway County
Auxvasse
Bell paid professor $45000 for Bell work, Iowa case notes
Robert Stich, Missouri at St Louis finance professor, testified for Northwestern Bell in Iowa rate case and earned 45000 from Bell companies in 1971. He said he could not recall total fees. commission orders more disclosure as hearings adjourned to June 19 for staff rebuttal.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Robert Stich
University of Missouri At St. Louis
Northwestern Bell Telehone Co
Bell
Stich
Iowa Commerce Commission
Iowa
Bell System
Commission
Philip Malter
Northwestern Bell
St. Louis man stabbed to death at motel in Bridgeton
Jerry Murphy, 38, of St Louis County, was killed by a stab wound during an argument in a motel room around 2 15 a m. Detective William Carrol said Murphy died from the wound in the left rib cage. Police booked 52 year old Charles Richard Starlin of Powell Tennessee, a field inspector for Oak Ridge National Laboratory, as a suspect in the murder.
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Jerry Murphy
St. Louis County
St. Louis
William Carrol
Murphy
Carrol
Charles Richard Starlin
Powell, Tenn
Starlin
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Workshop Committee Plans Action
The Sheltered Workshop steering committee will meet at Garfield Community Center Sa Mexico at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday April 18 to review incorporation papers form a workshop board and discuss building needs funding manager and supervisory staff. Members include Paul Boundas Mrs M Lewis Stephenson Randall Cole Mrs Alfred Durham Lester Meine Mrs Margaret Davis Lyle Waechter and others from Mexico Montgomery City Farber Vandalia.
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Garfield Community Center
Sa Mexico
Fred Lierheimer
Paul Boundas
M. Lewis Stephenson
Randall Cole
Alfred Durham
Lester Meine
Margaret Davis
Lyle
Waechter
Mexico
Bernard Black
Montgomery City
The
Larry Crowell
Farber
Leona Davis
Vandalia
Interior Design Course To Start In Mexico
Session one of a four part interior design short course will be held Thursday at the Mexico Methodist Church Friendship Classroom from 1 to 3 pm. Subsequent sessions on April 20 27 and May 4 follow the same time and place. Topics include house site relation selecting a plan lighting color and accessories carpet and floor coverings. Sponsored by University of Missouri Extension Division in cooperation with the local Extension Council. Instructors include state and area extension personnel. No enrollment fee. Pre enroll by calling Audrain County Extension Center at 581 3231.
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Mexico
Methodist Church Friendship Classroom
University of Missouri Extension Division
University Extension Council
Audrain County Extension Center
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