Sudan Recalls Moscow Envoy and breaks with Soviets
The Sudanese government recalled ambassadors to Mogadishu Sofia and severed ties with the Soviet Union and Bulgaria amid accusations of intervention in Sudan's internal affairs. Numairi's regime condemned Soviet pressure after the failed coup attempt, while Libyan leader Kadafi denounced Arab rulers for not supporting the Palestinian cause and hinted at a secret anti Hussein resolution.
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Associated Press
Mogéotw
Sofia
Theh
Soviet Union
Tass
Moscow
Khartoum
Sudan
Muammar Kadafi
Hussein
Jordan
Tripoli
Kadafi
Faisal
Sudi Arabia
Hassan
Gregory Gregory Fasts To 102 Lbs In War Protest
Chicago based comedian Dick Gregory continues a liquid fast to protest the Vietnam War, dropping to 102 pounds after 100 days. He plans to fast for years if needed and ran 15 miles in a South Side park as part of the protest. He jokes about entering the Boston Marathon as the fast surpasses a year.
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Chicago
Dick Gregory
Southeast Asia
Gregory
South Side
Earl Bail Elected President of OK State Tech Auto Club
Earl Dee Bail of Mexico has been elected president of the Oklahoma State Tech Automotive Club for the summer trimester. Bail, an auto mechanics student, is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Bail of 926 W Love. The on campus club meets weekly for camaraderie and industry learning through field trips and guest speakers.
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Earl Dee Bail
Mexico
Oklahoma State Tech Automotive Club
Bail
Oklahoma State Tech
Fred Bail
W. Love
Apollo 15 lunar rocks intrigue scientists at moon base
Apollo 15 explorers study primeval rocks at the Apennine rim, speculating they may be as old as the Moon itself. Scientists weigh implications for lunar history as missions continue.
Mexico Leaner Publication and Subscription Rates
Publication details for Mexico Leaner located at 300 N. Washington St. Mexico Mo. Includes post office classification, single copy price, carrier and mail rates by region, and subscription terms. Lists office hours and weekend schedule for readers and service to armed forces.
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Mexico
Washington St
Audrain
Statewide Planning Technical Advisory Committee Formed in Missouri
Gene Sally announces a 15 member statewide Planning Technical Advisory Committee for the Missouri Department of Community Affairs. Members include architects planners and engineers from St Louis Kansas City Jefferson City Springfield Columbia and other communities. The panel will provide technical assistance and suggest procedures for current and future programs with a meeting set in Jefferson City this Thursday.
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Jefferson City
Gene Sally
State Department of Community Affairs
Sally
A. Godon Appell
St. Louis
Strong Quake Rocks Japan Near Hokkaido Coast
A strong quake struck northern Japan this afternoon near Urakawa Hokkaido causing panic but no casualties. The Central Meteorological Agency warned of a tidal wave which was later canceled. Reading at Urakawa reached five on a Japanese scale, Tokyo two, while Washington recorded seven on the Richter scale. A January 20 quake of magnitude 6.7 in Hokkaido caused one death and 34 injuries.
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Tokyo
Japan
Central Meteorological Agency
Pacific
Hokkaido
The
Meteorological Agency
Urakawa
National Earthquake Center
Washington, D.C
Holstein Cow Delivers Quadruplets in Cabool Missouri
In Cabool Missouri AP reports a six year old Holstein cow owned by Bill McGinn gave birth to four calves three heifers and a bull. The cow also birthed twins last year. The four newborns are half Angus and half Holstein and all are doing well alongside the mother.
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Cabool, Mo
Bill McGinn
Cabool
McGinn
Ledger Staffer Moves to Pittsburgh with Husband's Job
Kathy Snyder Clancy, longtime Ledger reporter since 1968, relocated to Pittsburgh with husband Tim Clancy who joined Westinghouse Inc. after her journalism career path included roles at The Ledger Des Moines Register and Tribune. Tim has been a ceramic engineer at A. P. Green Refractories since 1968.
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Kathy Snyder Clancy
Ledger
Pittsburgh
Tim
Westinghouse Inc
Clancy
The
University of Missouri, Columbia
School of Journalism
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Mexico
A. P. Green Refractories
Space suit relief as Apollo 15 crew lands on Moon
Apollo 15 astronauts David R. Scott and James B. Irwin re entered their lunar lander Sunday and spoke of the relief of shedding their suits. Scott joked about getting out of the cumbersome gear while Mission Control noted the feeling.
One Way Streets For Columbia
One way traffic will be in force on downtown Columbia streets next Monday. Sixth and Ninth streets will run north, Seventh and Tenth streets south, with cross streets arranged to fit the pattern.
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Columbia
State Trims Relief Rolls Slight April Increase
The federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare reports smallest monthly rise in two years for family welfare benefits. In April the rolls grew by 61,000 people, a 0.6 percent gain from March, with California and Puerto Rico each cutting about 14,000 recipients. Oregon, Washington, New York and others showed smaller decreases or gains among states.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
California
Puerto Rico
Oregon
New York
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Rhode Island
South Dakota
West Virginia
Mrs Delano Lewis Admitted For Back Treatment
Mrs. Delano Lewis of 1036 Buchanan Street was admitted to Boone County Hospital in Columbia on Friday for back treatment. Her room number is 666.
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Boone County
Delano Lewis
Buchanan St
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Library Adds Reference Works and New Non Fiction
Mexico Audrain County Library expands collections with titles on periodicals directories library trade information and literature index. Additional notable works include biographies histories art and science texts by diverse authors and publishers such as Norma Freedman Mildred Savage and Pete Rose among others.
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Mexico-Audrain County
Ulrich
Bowker Annual of Library and Book Trade
Norma Freedman
Missouri Historical Review Index
James March
Statesman
John Paxton
Mildred Savage
Arco
Education Board
Scott
USA
Scott Publishing Inc
John Brooks
Birds of
Eleanor St. George
Don Olsen
Missouri Directory of Manufacturing and Mining
Ray Jeffrey
Ruby McKim
Daniel Blum
Luther Anderson
Edna Johnson
Agnew
Robert Marsh
Jim Bouton
Frederick the Great
Nancy Mitford
Rose
Rose F. Kennedy
Gail Cameron
Pete Rose
Dean's Honor List at Northeast Missouri State College
Spring semester honor roll at Northeast Missouri State College lists students with AI average or B or better. Named from multiple towns include Brenda Beaty Pamela Biez Barbara Jenisch Linda Gerster Lyle Jones Rita Hubbard and many others across Mexico Paris Farber Vandalia Auxvasse Centra lia Jonesburg Wellsville Wellsville and more.
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Northeast Missouri State College
Area
Brenda Beaty
Mexico
Pamela Biez
Barbara Ann Jenisch
Montgomery City
Linda Gerster
Paris
Lyle Jones
Farber
Rita Mae Hubbard
New Florence
Denna
Fay Swan
Vandalia
Auxvasse
Jerry Cathcart
Connie Gruer
Centralia
Janis Ewens
Carolyn Nichols
Barbara Melson
Janice Rosser
Susan Wilson
Joyce Wisdom
Joseph Jones
Jonesburg
Stephen Hutcherson
Richard Hutcherson
Toni Renee Sutor
Laddonia
Franklin Curtis
Linda Tiller
Martinsburg
Karen Duthbert
Christine Renstrom
Delores Welschmeyer
Charles Branham
Martha Elliott
Carol French
Berlin Agreement Reported
New York Times reported the Soviet Union agreed in four power talks to acknowledge responsibility for free civilian access to West Berlin. It notes a May shift after Maurice Schuman pressed Moscow on a Berlin accord linking it to a Soviet West German friendship treaty and a reduction of West Berlin West German political ties as the price.
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New York
New York Times
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Berlin
East Germany
the Times
Maurice Schumann
Moscow
West Germany
Federal Welfare Share Rises in Fiscal 1970 Figures
Rep Hungate cites fiscal 1970 data showing federal welfare grants exceed other aid categories for the fourth straight year, totaling over 7.5 billion and representing 3.2 percent of 24.2 billion in federal aid to states and locals. California leads state totals. Missouri surpasses 500 million with 107 per capita.
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Washington, D.C
William Hungate
Missouri
California
New York
District of Columbia
Hungate
Missouri Directory of Manufacturing and Mining Ready for Sale
The 1971 Missouri Directory of Manufacturing and Mining is ready for distribution priced at 15 dollars per copy. It lists over 7,000 Missouri firms across three manufacturing sections and a mining portion, and includes a new export information feature for foreign trade. Copies available from the Missouri Division of Commerce and Industrial Development, Box 118, Jefferson City, MO 65101.
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Missouri Directory of Manufacturing and Mining
Missouri Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
Henry Maddox
Puress
Missouri
Maddox
Jefferson
City
Pope Paul VI Sends Message To Apollo 15 Crew
Pope Paul VI at Castel Gandolfo told a Sunday crowd his message to Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin was confidential. He noted a reply through Archbishop Raibonacci expressed good wishes and hope that the journey serves all men and uses God given talents to aid the undertaking.
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Pope Paul
Apollo Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Paul VI
David R. Scott
Alfred M. Worden
James B. Irwin
Washington
Luigi Raimondi
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