New Battles On In Belfast Forceful Northern Ireland Clash
Furious gun battles erupted in Belfast as guerrillas and British troops clashed. Street fighting spread to Londonderry and Newry while a four day death toll rose to 20 with more than 100 wounded. Police and troops detained hundreds in mass raids and a policy of internment without trial stirred tension.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Newry
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Crumlin Road
Brian Faulkner
Dublin
Army
Republic of Ireland
England
Patrick Hillery
Irish Republic
London
Reginald Maudling
Hillery
Britain
Crabrook Crescent
Ardoyne
Big Show Opens Tonight in Laddonla Centennial Pageant
Laddonila area marks midpoint of centennial celebration with a three night pageant recounting 100 years of town history. First show at 9 p.m. tonight with 8:15 prelude centennial queen crowning. Five finalists named for the ticket sales contest: Beth Brown, Debbie Garnett, Patti Goshorn, Donna Hayes, Charlotte Oliver. Last night the town revived its popular cow drawings.
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Laddonia
Laddonila Area
Centennial
Beth Brown
Debbie Garnett
Patti Goshorn
Donna Hayes
Charlotte Oliver
James Raleigh
State Vote Oct 5 On Amendment
Jefferson City Missouri residents will vote Oct 5 in a special election on five constitutional amendments approved by the 1971 legislature. The governor announced plans in a taped interview on a Kansas City TV station. He said a formal proclamation would be issued soon and that a concurrent vote on a $150 million water pollution bond is practical to allow 1972 legislature to authorize sale if approved. The package includes parimutuel betting on horse racing and aims to unlock $330 million in federal matching funds and $120 million in local money for sewage projects. Under the existing formula, locals cover 20 percent, the state 25 percent, and the federal government 55 percent. The governor noted voting on all amendments together is sensible, with pari-mutuel reform a major point of contention.
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Jefferson, City, Md
Warret E. Hearnes
Kanaaga
Mayor Lindsay Joins Democrats
New York AP Mayor John V Lindsay switched to the Democratic party to seek new national leadership while signaling no firm presidential run. He criticized the Republican Party, cited unmet city needs, and said he would remain independent within the Democrats. The move drew swift welcome from Humphrey and party leaders.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Democratic Party Today
Eratic
Lindsay
U.S
House of Representatives
Gracie Mansion
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Portugal
Albany
White House
Herbert Klein
GOP
Republican Party
Washington
Democratic Party
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Lawrence Fr. O'Brien
O'Brien
Humphrey
John J. Burns
Robert F. Kennedy
Maurice J. O'Rourke
Elections Board
Mayors
Carl C. Bradley Dies at 70 in Mexico Missouri
Carl C. Bradley 70 of Morris St Mexico Missouri died at 9 30 am at Audrain Medical Center after six weeks illness He retired as a GM and O railroad train master in 1985 and later worked for the City of Mexico He was born November 11 1900 in Callaway County He married Glorane Smith November 18 1925 She survives with a daughter Barbara Reeder two sisters Emma Lee ox and K J Boyer four grandchildren and other relatives Funeral at Arnold Funeral Home at 2 pm Saturday conducted by Rev John Blass Burial in East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call 7 8 30 pm Friday at the funeral home.
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Carl C. Bradley
Morris, St
Gm&o
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold Funeral Home
John Blass
Rush Hill Community Church
East Lawn Memorial Park
Charles H
Aliie Day Bradley
Bradley
Callaway County
Glorane Smith
City of
Mexico
Rush Hill
First Presbyterian Church
Russell
Barbara) Reeder
Emma Lee ¥Ox
Carrollton
K. J. Boyer
Parrotts Welcome Son Donald Ray at UMC Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parrott welcomed a son born yesterday at University Medical Center in Columbia. The baby weighed six pounds, three ounces and was named Donald Ray. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O Connors and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parrott of Rush Hill.
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Donald Parrott
University Medical Center
Columbia
Donald Ray
Clarence O'Connor
Walter Parrott
Rush Hill
Smile- Quote Reflects Life Struggles and Aging
A quoted reflection narrates a young woman’s ache in life. She says she is too young for Medicare and too old for men to care, capturing a moment of personal hardship and social outsourcing.
Admiral Fuqua Praises Midwest at Audrain Reception
Adm Samuel G Fuqua lauded Audrain County at a museum reception honoring its Medal of Honor winner. He noted most of the U S Navy comes from the Midwest and praised Midwestern people for getting things done. The event featured a display of a Medal of Honor replica, photos, and Roosevelt's citation read by the president.
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Navy
Midwest
Adm
Fuqua
Audrain County
Samuel G. Fuqua
United States Navy
Middlewest
Audrain Historical Society
Pearl Harbor
Arizona
Franklin Roosevelt
Robert M. White
Bradford Brett
Brett
United States Naval Academy
Attett
Samuel Fuqua Nagle
Museum
Richard Vance
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