Arabs Rally Against U S Warplane Sales In Middle East
Arab anger grows over U S sale of Phantom fighters to Israel and potential anti American demonstrations if Secretary Rogers visits the region first week in May. Beirut and Cairo papers push the campaign as Egypt, Israel and Syria discuss Suez Canal reopening amid broader peace talks.
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Israel
William P. Rogers
Middle East
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Rogers
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Jordan
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
Central Treaty Organization
Beirut
Cairo
Joseph Sisco
al Liwa
Khalil ‘Abuhamad
William Buffum
al Shaab
John Foster Dulles
Suez Canal
al Ahram
Rsour
Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
East Bank
Golan Heights
Syria
Sharm el Sheikh
Eilat
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Sadat
North Callaway High School Weekly MenuApril 26
NorCal Menus R 1 North Callaway High School lists week meals from April 26. Monday serves wiener on bun pork and beans broccoli apple sauce and a cinnamon roll. Tuesday offers juicy burger corn buttered carrots cake. Wednesday features pizza buttered potatoes peas and jello with bananas. Thursday includes vegetable beef soup peanut butter sandwich carrot sticks and apple pie. Friday presents pork patty gravy whipped potatoes slaw and grapefruit.
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R-1
North Callaway
New Superintendent Named for Elsberry Schools
Louis Chaney, longtime assistant superintendent in Charleston Mo, has been appointed superintendent of Elsberry schools succeeding the former leader and guiding district policy and elementary to high school programs.
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Elsberry
Louis Chaney
Charleston, Mo
Reckoning nears on Social Security Medicare reform costs
AP reports a likely 41 percent payroll tax rise as debates over the Social Security Medicare reform package intensify. Separate standards for North and South prompt Southern senators to push for a unified national school desegregation policy under White House administration. Labor and consumer costs rise with grocery prices up while housing and new car prices temper overall living costs. Vietnam veterans protest near the Capitol with court ban in effect. U.S. planes carry out the year’s 25th strike against North Vietnam as Lon Nol forms a new Cambodian government amid crisis. Egypt rejects Israel canal demands while negotiations proceed. Arab anger over U.S. arms sales could spark protests if Rogers visits the region.
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Golda Meier
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Syria
France
Radio Israel
Paris
Maurice Schumann
Washington
Congress
White House
Porter Urges Permanent Radio and TV Licenses
Paul A. Porter, ex FCC chairman, called for permanent licenses for radio and television stations and a broadcasting bill of rights. He urged ending the three year license limit as Peabody Awards honored 18 recipients including CBS and NBC documentaries. The Selling of the Pentagon drew mixed reaction while migrant worker coverage noted. Porter advocated expanded time for networks to air news and documentaries.
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Paul A. Porter
Federal Communications Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Porter
Peabody Awards
National Advisory Board
Pentagon
Windy In West Missouri Forecast Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes Missouri skies range from clear to partly cloudy with wind gusts up to 25 mph in extreme western areas. Showers expected in Southwest Missouri tonight. Friday forecast calls for sun, cool highs not above 60 in most areas. Joplin reached 86, St Louis low 39, Columbia 0.02 inches.
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Missouri
Joplin
St. Louis
Columbia
White Girl Is Honored For Kind Gift To Black Family
Mary Perkins an 11 year old from Sweetwater Florida gave up her Christmas savings to buy gifts for a black family evicted before Christmas. Delta Sigma Theta Pittsburgh chapter will honor her with a Social Action Humanitarian Award on May 8 for interracial peace efforts.
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Pittsburgh
Mary Perkins
Mary
Dorthula H. Wright
Delta Sigma Theta
Sweetwater
Fla
Floyd Crawfords
Crawford
Life Term For Slaying Nurse In St Louis
Calvin T. Burks, 28, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the February 6 1970 slaying of nurse Linda Walker, 26, near Firmin Desloge Hospital. A St Louis circuit court jury found him guilty of first degree murder. he denied driving Walker’s car which was later recovered. The defendant was 16 at the time and tried as an adult. Earlier, Jerome J. Pruitt, 22, was sentenced to death for his role in the murder.
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T. Burks
Burks
Linda Walker
Firmin Desloge Hospital
Jerome J. Pruitt
Longterm MMA Staff To Be Honored For Service
Seven Missouri Military Academy staff members will receive tribute for years of service on Sunday. Top honors go to Russell Jerichon 37 years Raymond West 31 years and Major Derrill Kuhlman 25 years with Quarter Century Citations from the Independent Schools Association of the Central States and MMA. Major and Mrs Darius Richardson 20 years as Junior School teachers are also honored. Two retiring staff, Mrs Ralph Ward 20 years and Miss Edna Bickley 14 years, are recognized.
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Independent Schools Association of the Central States
MMA
Russell Jerichon
Maintenance
Raymond West
Derrill Kuhlman
Darius Richardson
Major Richardson
Richardson
Ralph Ward
Edna Bickley
Poor Devil Hijacker To Go Free
Raphael Minichiello, the U S Marine who set a long distance hijacking record in 1989, will go free May 1 after a court cut four years from his sentence He still faces a Brooklyn grand jury indictment on hijacking a federal crime with possible death penalty but Italy blocks extradition on death penalty charges Minichiello hijacked a TWA 707 to Rome in 1969 saying he did so to avoid a court martial and to see his father who died after being brought to Italy He hopes to settle in Italy
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Raphael Minichiello
U.S
Brooklyn
N.Y
America
Italy
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Seattle
Wash
California
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Antonio Minichiello
Naples
Kansas City to Host Tuesday Cattle Auction Start May 4
Kansas City Livestock Market announced it will begin a Tuesday cattle auction on May 4. The sale will handle all classes of cattle with sales conducted through the Kansas City Auction Center ring, similar to the existing Wednesday auctions.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock Market
Youth Votes to End Vietnam War and Legalize Pot
ESTES PARK Colo AP delegates to the White House Conference on Youth urged immediate U S withdrawal from Vietnam and marijuana legalization. Ballots showed 450 155 for pullout with 37 undecided, 403 156 for legalization with 33 undecided. A Vietnamization proposal failed 339 246, while other proposals passed by wide margins including FBI chief Hoover resignation and 18 year old rights. Stephen Hess chaired the diverse conference amid claims of fair representation.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Hess
Former 3-Packer Heads I Quit Campaign Chairman
Beverly Hills California AP reports cancer actor Gene Kelly has been named national chairman of the American Cancer Society Quit campaign. Kelly says he once smoked three packs daily and quit 11 years ago succeeding Tony Curtis.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Gene Kelly
American Cancer Society
Kelly
Tony Curtis
U S Fighters Raid SAM Sites In Laos And Vietnam
U S fighter bombers attacked surface to air missile sites deep inside North Vietnam and along the Laotian border in a sixth protective reaction strike this week. Roughly 80 B 52s dropped nearly 1 000 tons on supply routes and depots in the upper Laotian panhandle, with two F 106s escorting Shrike missiles at radar controlled targets. Casualties totaled 56 Americans killed in action last week and 195 wounded, with Vietnamese and Cambodian forces also reporting deaths in ongoing fighting near the DMZ and Phnom Penh area.
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U.S
North Vietnam
A Shau
Laotian Panhandle
Laos
Mafia Pass
Dmz
U.S. Command
Mu Gia
Ban Karai
Phnom Penh
New Missouri Senate plan on districting introduced
In Jefferson City AP report five senators proposed a substitute congressional redistricting plan aimed at aiding Democrats in St. Louis and Clayton districts. It would shift Airport Township and Jefferson County areas, with debate to follow after study of both proposed plans. Also, Senate approved bills on strip mine reclamation and judicial retirement, expanding benefits and requiring contributions.
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Missouri Senate
Franklin Payne
St. Louis
Symington
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Clay
Senate Apportionment Committee
St. Louis County
Airport Township
Robert A. Young
D-St. Ann
Payne
Jefferson County
Senate
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