Canadians Plan Guard For Nixon Visit
Ottawa prepares for President Nixon with maximum authority measures and heavy protection similar to past high profile visits. RCMP say security will minimize incidents and public exposure, with bullet proof limousines, guarded routes, and private venues. Demonstrations are planned by leftist groups, including protests against U.S. policy in Canada and the Vietnam War.
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Ottawa
Nixon
Kosygin
Tito
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Alexei Kosygin
U.S
Canada
Parliament Hill
National Arts Centre
House of Commons
Chamber
Agnew Attacks Encyclopedias Bias in History Books
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew criticizes reference works for bias toward the new left. He cites Encyclopaedia Britannica and Collier’s Encyclopedia as examples and warns that politicized material is infiltrating standard reference texts used by teachers and parents. He faults a Collier’s yearbook article and Britannica for not printing a conservative study and objects to a Britannica note on Nixon as “above all, a politician.”
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Collier's
Encyclopedia Brittanica
Ernest van den Haag
Collier
Nixon
Tornado Alley Reimagined as Wide Tornado Corridor
AP reports that tornado activity extends far beyond Kansas’s famed alley, spanning from Oklahoma City through southeast Kansas to Kansas City and into Missouri, with broader maps showing activity from San Antonio to Fargo and Minneapolis and dipping into Alabama and Georgia. Forecasters cite 1953 to 1971 averages of 654 tornadoes annually across the nation.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Minnesota
Gulf of Mexico
National
Kansas
Allen
Pearson
Texas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Ilinois
Arkansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Florida
Michigan
Indiana
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
San Antonio
Tex
Fargo
N.C
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Chicago
Illinois
Alabama
Georgia
Gulf Coast
Houston
U.S
Tornado Strikes St Louis Suburb Ripping Roofs
A violent storm system tore through north St. Louis County and nearby Madison and St Clair counties, killing one person and injuring many as roofs ripped away and power lines fell. Florissant suffered the heaviest damage with numerous homes and businesses damaged and mobile homes destroyed as residents reported funnel-like winds.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis County
Madison and
St. Clair
Florissant
Ilinois
Collinsville
Kay Cole
Florissant Mata
Ince
Florissant Storm Blasts Homes Kills Teen In Winds
In Florissant residents described a pitch dark blast as a storm tore through the area around 4 p.m. A sign post uprooted by winds fatally struck Cheril VanMeter, 17, as she walked to a grade school for her brother. The storm caused injuries and damage across St Charles and St Louis counties, with hospitals treating several dozen people.
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Cheril VanMeter
Russell L. VanMeter
Florissant
Christian Northwest Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
St. Charles
Orchard Farm
St. Charles County
St. Louis County
Clergy Panel Topics On Alcoholism And Doctor- Pastor Link
The fourth annual Clergyman's Seminar at the Presbyterian Church in Mexico will hear Dr. Raymond R. Knowles discuss "The Clergy and The Alcoholic" and host a panel on "The Physician Pastor Relationship" with Dr. H Peter Ekern Rev James Wiggers and Dr. Thomas R Anderson. The event aims to help ministers work with alcohol dependent persons and strengthen hospital and clergy cooperation. The East Central Mo. Association for Mental Health sponsors the session for ministers and priests in the area and expects strong attendance.
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Knowles
Missouri Division of Mental Health
Presbyterian Church In
Mexico
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
Missouri Association For Mental Health
H. Peter Ekern
James Wiggers
Thomas R. Anderson
M. Lewis Stephenson
The
East Central Mo. Assn. For Mental Health
Mental Health Association
Tom Dryden Named Honorary At Missouri Campus
AUXVASSE Tom Dryden son of Mrs G L Dryden Omicron Sigma junior men's honorary fraternity at the University of Missouri Columbia is a junior in the School of Journalism and a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity recognized as an outstanding campus leader.
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Auxvasse
Tom Dryden
G. L. Dryden
Omicron Sigma
University of Missouri- Columbia
School of Journalism
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Raids Planned by Veterans To Free POWs In Asia
Remember the Pueblo Committee chairman warned President Nixon to secure the release of some U.S. prisoners within 30 days or a 118 member force including 18 European mercenaries would raid small POW camps in Laos and nearby areas. The group plans combat action four to six weeks after any order and aims to avoid major camps or China.
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Congo
Algeria
Malaya
Lindstrom
U.S
Laos
China
Associated Press
Douglas MacArthur
Saigon
Bangkok
Nixon
Prospect Heights
Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard Arrive in Britain
Queen Juliana of the Netherlands and Prince Bernhard begin a five day state visit to Britain. Queen Elizabeth II greeted the royal couple at Windsor Home Park as they arrived Tuesday and they rode in a ceremonial carriage to Windsor Castle.
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London
Julana
Netherlands
Prince Berrd
Britain
Elizabeth I
Windsor Home Park
Windsor Castle
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Bob George
Coca-Cola
Cote-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
COKE
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Pws
Ile
Juliana
Melly
Kellogg’s
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Fort Navid
Ack
Cougar Way
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