Fears Rise For Two Other Hostages In Uruguay Crisis
In Montevideo, fears for the lives of two other hostages grow as a murdered U.S. official and a Brazilian consul are among those seized by Tupamaro guerrillas. The group also abducted an American agricultural expert, while a body possibly linked to the case is found on a beach. The Uruguayan government refuses to negotiate, and Washington warns against rewarding terrorism.
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Uruguay
U.S
Tupamae Giuerrillas
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Cari Eee
Ieapa
Tupamaros
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Eeety
K Ss
Mitrione
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Glaude L. Fly
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Golo
Soverninet
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Dias Game
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Pisnay
En Aveso
Mitrione Terat
Irs
Milrione
Washington
Monetevideo
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Tillas
UN Expects Nixon and Kosygin to Attend 25th UN Session
The United Nations reports President Nixon and Soviet Premier Kosygin are likely to participate in the UN General Assembly opening Sept 15. The 124 member nations will discuss Sept 17 to Oct 2 with a commemorative session Oct 19-24 marking the charter’s 1945 start. Several world leaders have indicated appearances. however attendance by top leaders is not guaranteed.
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N.Y
Nixon
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.N
UNC Sas
U.S
Koaygin
Grand Jury To Look Into Late Returns
In Pemiscot County Missouri a grand jury will investigate irregularities in last Tuesday's primary election after Holland precinct judges failed to deliver ballots and tally hooks within 20 hours of polls closing. Judge Ragland ordered county grand jurors to probe the election and other county matters. Attorneys for five unsuccessful candidates said they would file motions to contest the results.
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Missouri
Pamigeot County
William Ragland
Holland Precinals
Was Demeanor
Ragland
Clyde Orton
Tate Trial Lawyers Squabble in Manson Case
In Los Angeles AP reports a rift among Tate murder trial lawyers as three accuse Charles Manson ally Kanarek of pressuring key witnesses. Kanarek defends cross examination while judges rule immunity for Linda Kasabian stands. Kasabian testifies amid distress, recalling the 1969 killings of Sharon Tate and others.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles M. Manson
Manson
Elan
Miss Tate
Kanarek
Linda Hkasahian
Iwito
Air Mansson
Paul Fitzgerald
Ranarek
Atricia Krepwinksl
Fitzgerald
Dave Shinn
Busay Atkins
Kassen
Sid
Migs
Donald Hughes
Leslie van Hovlen
Penanen
Kanarsk
Hughes
Newamen
Huagerlald
Kasabian
Fitzgerald Spid Ater
Mass of disparate AP briefs from Vietnam to U S reform
AP dispatches recount threats in Brazil and a kidnapped official, North Vietnamese bombardment near the frontier, nerve gas trains en route to sea burial, a constitutional equal rights amendment advancing in the House, intensified U S air strikes in Cambodia, and protests around Northern Ireland Prime Minister Chichester-Clark after a Unionist party crisis meeting.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
James Chichester-Clark
Unionist
Israeli Air Attacks Sweat Gaza Front as Ceasefire Halts
Israeli planes bomb guerrilla positions on Lebanon's slopes amid cease fire in effect since Friday. U S and Soviet satellites assist ceasefire monitoring while UN observers near the Suez Canal watch for shifts in military buildup. Jordan backs New York as site for Middle East peace talks with Mohammad Jarra authorized to represent the government.
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Heymon
Pel Aviv
Leban
Firiday
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East
Issam Saratawi
Action Organization For’ the Liberation of Palestine
Hisroup
Arab Palestinerganization
Nasser
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.S
U.N
Amman
Jordan
Gunnar V. Jarring
New York
Mohammad Jarra
Sack of Checks Finally Shows Up
INDEPENDENCE MO AP A sack of 2,200 Social Security checks totaling 191400 was lost last week and not received at the Independence Post Office. A new batch was issued and delivered while the first sack was later found and sent back to Washington.
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Independence
Independence Post Office
U.S. Treasury Department
Washington
Pacifist Pastor Joins Draft Board in Redding California
The Rev. John V. Albright, a 44 year old pacifist Methodist minister from Redding, joins the Redding draft board. He says he will uphold the law while expanding conscientious objector latitude but may deny CO status to those not meeting legal standards. Albright, a former CO candidate due to WWII Japan service, emphasizes conscience within legal limits and will vote on cases as required.
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Gailf
California
John V. Albright
Albright
Japan
Tadochina
Shasta County
Buparity Court
Richard W. Be
United Methodist Church
Rededing
San Francisco
Patrolman Recalls Chasing Thurmond Through Red Light
Washington AP reports a police officer pursued Sen. Strom Thurmond for about 10 blocks after a red light violation claim. Thurmond said no chase and no violation, noting he drove on as the officer followed with red lights, later saying the incident was blown out of proportion.
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Washington
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
James C. Johnson
Johnson
Shanen
South ‘Carolina
Tft
Maurice McDonald
Congress
VFW Dance Honors New Citizen Darrell Marking
About 200 attendees at the VEW dance honored Mrs. Darrell Sheila Marking who became a United States citizen. U S District Judge John K Regan presented her citizenship certificate at the U S Court and a Governo House in St Lots along with 21 others. She received a rose from the Red Cross and a flag from the American Legion. refreshments followed in court. She regretted no photo could be taken in federal court and emphasized becoming an American citizen legally.
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Sheila) Marking
United States
U.S
John K. Regan
Marking
United States Court
Gustomg House
St. Lots
American Red Cross
American Legion
Red Cross
Grant for Planning To Two Regionals
Jefferson City AP reports the State Department of Community Affairs was notified today it has been awarded 35000 by the Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development for comprehensive planning assistance to Boonslick and Northeast non-metropolitan regional councils. Boonslick Council covers Lincoln Montgomery and Warren counties while Northeast comprises Clark Knox Scotland Adair and Schuyler counties.
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State Department of Community Affairs
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
Boonslick
Northeast
Lincoln
Montgomery
Wareren
Clark
Knox
Scotland
Adair
Schuyler
Summer Reading Party Clown Card Admission
The city PTA council and the Mexico Audrain County Library sponsor a summer reading program. Children who read 20 or more books are invited to a party at the Lawrence Shelter in Plunkett Park Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. Bring clown cards for admission.
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PTA Council
Mexico-Audrain County
Women's Rights Bill Faces Delay and Doubts
Washington AP Rep Martha Griffiths pushes a constitutional amendment for equal rights for women. After a 850-14 House victory, the effort faces possible Senate delays and needs approval by two thirds of the states. Chisholm voices concern that opponents seek limits on women.
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Martha Griffiths
de Mich
Senate
Washington
Michigan
Bak Shirlay Chisholm
D-N.y
Teamsters Strike UPS Shuts St Louis Office in Protest
About 440 Teamsters Local 688 drivers at United Parcel Service walked out and set up picket lines at the St Louis office over contract terms. The strike targets wage increases and better fringe benefits as negotiators face a funding standstill and stalled settlement talks.
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Teamsters Local
Ontlay
United Parcel
Cosmos 356 Up MOSCOW Satellite Launch Report
The Soviet Union launched another Cosmos satellite aboard Cosmos 28K, with scientific equipment reported functioning normally. Tass announced the mission, noting its predecessor lifted off on March 16, 1962.
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Soviet Union
Tass
Cosmos
Ford deflects polish claim over Colier chair years
Rep Gerald Ford of Michigan acknowledges possible polishing needed but notes Colier had 20 years as committee chairman. Only Rep Leonor Sullivan absent from a vote and she stayed away deliberately to avoid embarrassing colleagues. She opposes the amendment while some men fear it would end protections for women. 81 cosigners of the Benale version did not expect passage and now face a tight spot.
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Gerald Ford
Michigan
Ford
Colier
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
Washington DC May Get Congressman
The District of Columbia residents would gain a nonvoting representative in the House next year as two bills clear the House by wide margins. One measure would grant DC a voting delegate with full House seats, while the other provides only for a nonvoting delegate. The Senate has not yet approved a House nonvoter and conferees will reconcile the two versions.
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District Columbia
House
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Law Officers Meet Across States In Mexico Conference
Twenty one law enforcement officers from fifteen towns in north east Missouri and western Illinois attended the Bi State Law Enforcement Intelligence Conference at Mexico City Hall. hosted by Mexico police chief Hari Jonsara with Forest Bill Duncan as moderator. A five year old group, meeting monthly to exchange crime information, plans next gathering in Winfield, Missouri on September 14.
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Illinois
Mexico
City Hall
Hari Jonsara
Arca Forest
Bill Duncan
Shout Crimes
Winfield
Attendance Falls At Boone Co Fair
Attendance at the Boone County Fair in Columbia fell short of expectations due to rainy weather. About 89,000 attended, roughly 2,000 fewer than 1989, with financials expected to break even. Boone County Fair Association president Coy Agalin said the drop and possible loss will not affect efforts to relocate the fair site begun in December 1969.
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Stanley Welbern
Fair Bualnesa
Welbern
Aes Mately
Mair
Coy Agaln
Boone County Fair Aasoaiation
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