MA Acting Dean Bloomfield Dies
Dr. Richard A. Bloomfield acting dean of the University of Missouri Graduate School died after a lengthy illness at age 39. A Sikeston native, he studied at Southeast Missouri State College 1950 to 1952 and earned a bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate in agricultural chemistry at Missouri.
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Richard A. Bloomfield
Graduate School
University of Missouri
Sikeston
Bloomfield
Southeast Missouri State College
Cape Girardeau
Disqualified judge to recuse from 94 cases in Missouri county
Judge J O Swink of Ste Francois County Missouri has disqualified himself from all 94 criminal cases in his court at the request of Prosecuting Attorney Stanley J Murphy who argued Swink would be prejudiced in cases he presents The dispute began over a traffic ticket involving the court reporter and Swink warned the move could delay criminal proceedings for four to five years in the 24th Circuit.
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Anderson Opposes Press Intimidation At Editors Panel
Washington AP A Justice Department official warned editors they risk prosecution for publishing secret material. Columnist Anderson defended editors against intimidation and cited government censorship by classification. Senator Ervin warned that government pressure threatens press freedom and could erode the nation’s free speech heritage.
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
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George McGovern
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Anderson
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
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Pakistan
Sam J. Ervin Jr
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Ervin
Senate
Subcommittee On
George Sitterley AP Newsman Dies at 56
Jefferson City Missouri report says George R. Sitterley a longtime AP staffer aged 56 died Wednesday night at his home after an apparent heart attack. Sitterley joined AP in Kansas City on October 12 1942 and later worked eight years with the service in various assignments.
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George Sitterley
Jefferson City
George R. Sitterley
Associated Press
Sitterley
Kansas City
Mexico Ledger: Page 1 Summary for April 20 1972
Mexico Ledger, Mexico Missouri, issues its Page 1 coverage for Thursday April 20 1972. Local items include community notices, brief social notes, and editorial summaries highlighting events, announcements, and brief leads from the day. This compact page captures civic and social activity across town.
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Mexico
KU Graduate Leaves Widow and Four Children Behind
In the St. Louis bureau and later Jefferson City, he moved in 1944. A Kansas native from Manhattan and Great Bend, he graduated from the University of Kansas in 1941. He leaves his widow Betty four children Susan Tom George his mother two brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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University of Kansas
Betty
Susan
University of Missouri-Columbia
Tom
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