Hearnes Takes Governors Reins
Missouri Governor Warren E Hearnes assumed chairmanship of the National Governors Conference succeeding John A Love of Colorado He pledged to reflect the majority view and to push federal revenue sharing and highway rust issues with Congress He named two subcommittees and said legal action may be taken over the highway trust funds while avoiding specifics about goals prompting mixed reactions from reporters
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Lake OF the Ozarks
Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
Hearnes
John A. Love
Colorado
Love
Hearmas
Twa
Nearnes
Congress
Heames
Governors at Missouri retreat spar over national role
Lake of the Ozarks Missouri AP report notes Gov. Lester Maddox of Georgia questions the value of governors conferences as 46 state leaders attend the three day meeting. Many see potential influence, though some privately doubt the group’s power. Observers cite discussions on revenue sharing and a unified transportation fund as gains.
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Lake OF the Ozarks
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Raymond P. Shafar
Pennsylvania
Imed
America
Missouri
Shafer
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
Congress
Mrs Gray Discharged From St Luke's Hospital
Mrs Ray Gray is discharged from St Luke's Hospital in St Louis and has returned to her home at 1906 Jefferson Street.
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Ray Gray
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Louis
Jefferison St
Brandt Reports Kremlin Talks After Nonaggression Pact
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt flew from Moscow after signing a Soviet West German nonaggression treaty with Kosygin and invited him to visit Bonn. Brandt said Berlin views were stated calmly and clearly and anticipated progress toward a Berlin settlement would aid cooperation. Pravda highlighted the treaty's recognition of European borders including Poland East Germany.
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Moscow
Willy Brandt
Bonn
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
West Germany
Kremlin
Kosygin
Brandt
Berlin
Brant
Communist Party
Pravda
Poland
East Germany
Safeguard funding blocks pace of two new sites
Washington reports show states seeking to use portions of the federal system to fund transit and defense projects while the House plans votes on overriding Nixon vetoes. FBI notes firearm use rises since 1964. Saigon reports heavy fighting as North Vietnam appears to push a pacification offensive in northern South Vietnam. Londonderry witnesses clashes as Roman Catholics confront British troops in early hours.
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Washington
Nixon
Lake OF the Ozarks
House
Office of Education
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Saigon
South Vietam
Irish Battle in Londonderry Triggers Four Hour Riot
In Londonderry, Catholic rioters clashed with British troops for about four hours in the Bogside, as barbed wire barricades and rubber bullets failed to quell the protest sparked by Protestant marches marking a historic siege. Three soldiers and a civilian were injured. Catholic safety stations operated inside the district.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Bogside
Londonnferry
Irish Republic
Conor Cruise O’brien
Africa
United Nations
U.S
London
Scotland Yard
Irish Republican Army
England
IRA
Surrey
Charles Williams Named Section Chief of Blue Shield
Charles Williams, longtime educator and athlete from Lincoln University, has been named section chief for Blue Shield. He previously taught physical education and psychology, excelled in track and basketball, and held roles with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Missouri. Since 1969 he has worked as a security guard and recently completed a management training program. He and his wife Joyce have a daughter Lisa Yvette and are expecting another child.
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Charles Williams
Lincoln University
Mexico
Blue Shield
Chicago
Miss With Blue Cross
Blue Shieldsouri School For the
T. B
Sien Willams
Union St
Blue Cross
Audio-Vistal Communications
Williams
Joyce
Lisa Yvette
Lindbergh joins Mindanao expedition to aid tribal communities
Charles Lindbergh, 68, travels with Manuel Elizalde's PANA team into Mindanao forests to learn tribal life and the threats from expansion. The party, using helicopters, logging trucks, buses, and river launches, treks steep ridges over four days to assess conditions and seek help for minor communities.
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Manila
Charles Lindbergh
Mindanao
Lindbergh
Manuel ‘Manda’ Elizalde
Ks One Minorities
Panathe
Elizalde
Inmate Clings to Prison Roof During Foggy Night
Jefferson City AP report details Glen Crow, 46, a tree-trimmer, spending a foggy night atop a Missouri Penitentiary building. Warden Harold L. Swenson said Crow was spotted after daylight with a rope cordon surrounding the area. He wore tennis shoes and likely scaled a drainpipe on the main building. A few warning shots prompted his decision to return to his cell.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Harold L. Swenson
Swenson
Glen Crow
Welch Funeral This Afternoon
Welch Funeral This Afternoon to drop to the ground from as Services were to be at 2 p.m. lower level of the roof while its today for E L Welch of Thom p was still dark as another prisson who died Tuesday mo oner did some months ago he Kirksville Hospital The Rev Marvin Jones pastor of Friendship Baptist Church office was missed Wednesday night because his cellblock was Pickering Funeral Home Pallbearers were Turner Ber ving a 10 year sentence from Don Achley John Curry Estil Jasper County on a burglary Berry Mrs George Keen was conviction organist
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E.L. Welch
Thomp
Prisson
Kirksville Hospital
Marvin Jones
Friendship Baptist Church
Precht
Pickering Funeral Home
Turner Berhe
Crow
Fred M. Davis 90 Rites Friday
Fred M. Davis 90 a retired farmer and lifelong Montgomery County resident died yesterday at a nephew’s home Funeral services set for 2 p m Friday at Schlanker funeral home Rev Hugh Ash in charge Burial in Montgomery City Cemetery Pallbearers will be great nephews The census bureau sharply revised its 2000 population forecast from 288 361 million to 266 320 million Davis born Oct 6 1879 near Montgomery City son of BEW and Sara Bilzar Davis never married His brother Pierce died in 1963 He is survived by a sister in law Mrs Pierce Davis and a number of nephews nieces and cousins
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Montgomery City
Fred Mitchell Davis
Washington (Ap
Census Bureau
Montgomery County
Harry Davie
U.S
Schlanker’ Funeral Home
Hugh Ash
Cem
Nephawe
Mr. Davis
the Bureau
BEW
Sara Bilzar
Beth McCarty Davis
Pierce Davis
Nina J. Ridgeway
Port Angeles
Wash
Nina Simcoe
Thompson
John I
Laura Simcoe
Mexico
Charley Jones
Forrest Ridgeway
Ridgeway
Harry Guim
Elmer Conley
Centralia
Sever
Harper Funeral Home
Washington
Mexico Ledger Page Two Aug 13 1970 Update
The Mexico Ledger for Thursday August 13 1970 delivers local notes and brief items on community events, civic notices, and small-town happenings. This page compiles short reports and announcements reflecting daily life in Mexico Missouri.
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Mexico
Felgar Services Conducted Today
Services were held today at Arnold Funeral Home for John K. Felgar who died Tuesday at Audrak Hospital. Rev. Jeff Marsh of Mexico United Methodist Church officiated with organist Mrs. John Conner. Pallbearers included Milford Fisher Willis Fisher Lowell Colter Edward L Erdel Edward Erdel and Dave Kossman. Masonic graveside services were conducted by Hebron Lodge No 354.
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Arnold Funeral Home
John K. Felgar
Audrak Hospital
Jeff Marsh
Mexico
Mexico Ledger Publishing Terms and Hours
The Mexico Ledger announces rates for mail and carrier subscriptions across Audrain County and surrounding areas with annual and multi month plans. Office hours run 8 to 5:30 weekdays and 8 to 3 on Saturdays.
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Mexico Ledger
Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
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AP Political Writer
Mrs. Gray
Chris Regano
Wallkill State Prison
Chris
FBI
Ligups and Parbedswire Bank
State of
Missant
Audrey & Children’s Shop
S. JoTerson
Dakce
Stag Country Boys
Jack & Pearl’s
Victor, MO
Welch
Fred M. Davis
Nina Ridgeway
Lexington
S & K Industries, Inc
Kansas City
Kan
Joe Kopman
Lafayette Development Corp
Roy H. Stout
Sta-Tite Manufacturing Co
Massachusetts
Robert Peak
Chiropractic Center
South
Jefferson
King
Kable Quality Dairy
A. W. Kable
N. Washington
Que
Little Dime Drive
FN Theatre
Steve Reeves Moati From
Hell
Lois
Jhey
United States
United States OF America
EDW
D. Jones & CO
New York Stock Exchange
John Minor
Aaa
Aiugs Hunter Production Airport
Burt Dean Lancaster
Martin Jean Seberg
Jacqueline Bisset
George Kennedy
Universal Picture
Todd-Ag
Geen Ce
Sort Ieee
FORD
Chevrolet
Toby Smith
Ben Bryant, Dean Leverett
Ben Gentry
Bryant Ford
Vandalia
Bowling Green
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