Kent State jury deliberating over civil rights damages
In Cleveland AP report jurors in a federal civil damages suit over the 1970 Kent State shootings begin a second day of deliberations. The case alleges students were deprived of life and liberty and seeks about 46 million dollars from 29 defendants including Gov. Rhodes and former officials. Separate item notes Thomas C. Kelley, first federal obscenity conviction locally since 1973, sentenced to six months in prison and a 3500 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Kent State University
Federal
Ohio National Guardsmen
U.S. District Court
Don Young
U.S
Cambodia
National Guard
Kent
James A. Rhodes
Adj
Sylvester T. del Corso
Kent State
Robert I. White
Young
Rhodes
ST. Louis
Thomas C. Kelley
U.S. Supreme Court
Kelley
H. Kenneth Wangelin
Ohio
Wangelin
Robert Hampe
White
del Corso
Ohio National Guard
Hoffa Pal Says He's Not A Bit Nervous
Harold J. Gibbons exiled Teamsters official in St. Louis says he would have been Jimmy Hoffa's executive assistant if Hoffa had returned to lead the union. Gibbons, 65, once ran Central Conference of Teamsters, ousted in 1972 for backing McGovern. he remains international second vice president. He dismisses kidnapping theories about Hoffa's Detroit disappearance and says he feels no fear, moving about without a bodyguard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Harold J. Gibbons
Teamsters International
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Jimmy
Gibbons
Central Conference of Teamsters
International
George S. McGovern
D-S.c
Richard M. Nixon
Hoffa
Jimmy Hoffa
Detroit
Teamsters Local 688
Nevada Indians Ignore Written Language in Voting Act Challenge
Carson City reports Nevada seeks to challenge the Voting Rights Act over its requirement to print ballots and registration forms in an American Indian language with no written form. Secretary of State Bill Swackhamer says language minority figures are misaligned with state data. Elko County’s Shoshone Paiute residents on Duck Valley Reservation rely on oral tradition.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Bill Swackhamer
Swackhamer
Congress
Elko
Elko County
Duck Valley Indian Reservation
Robert Robey
Duck Valley
Becomes Citizen On Deathbed In Omaha
Mrs. Norman Voss, dying of an extremely virulent breast cancer, was sworn in as a U S citizen in a makeshift federal courtroom at Nebraska Methodist Hospital. The 38 year old Plattsmouth mother of three, native of Great Britain, began residency in 1959 and urged others to pursue naturalization before her final days. She had tutored Offutt Air Force Base immigrants and faced the oath with quiet resolve as doctors warned her final time may have come.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
U. S. District Court
Richard E. Robinson
Norman Voss
Plattsmouth
Great Britain
13 Student LPNs Capped In Ceremony
Mrs. Florence Harris spoke at the capping of 13 students from the 19th Class of The Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing held at the Mexico United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Sponsored by Mexico Public Schools and Audrain Medical Center, the event featured remarks by Donald Palmer and Woodrow Lee, with Peggy Sterner Scholarship presented to Miss Sue Stinnett.
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Florence Harris
Missouri Association of Licensed Practical Nurses
Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing
Mexico
Sue Stinnett
Fern Lemasters
R.N
Alice Pealer
Mary Anderson
Mary Lederle
Connie Alexander
Deborah Bertels
Marti Carter
Wilma Griffin
Beverly Hampton
Janette Harah
Pamela Newsom
Patricia Nicholson
Charlene Nylen
Phyllis Schuckenbrock
Annette Schumacher
Barbara Southerland
Jerry Ostrom
Centennial Baptist Church
Mexico Ministerial Alliance
Guy Pitts
Davis Hart
Hammett Couple Welcome Baby Son in Laddonia
Mr and Mrs Michael D Hammett of Laddonia welcomed a son born Friday at 1 32 p m He weighed nine pounds two ounces and joins the Hammett family The father is a farmer in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael D. Hammett
Laddonia
Mr. Hammett
Harris announces birth of son in Centralia
Mr and Mrs David Harris of Centralia welcome son David Lee Harris III born Friday at 7 52 pm weighing seven pounds 12 ounces The Harris family notes the father is employed by A B Chance Co.
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David Lee Harris Jr
David Harris
Centralia
Harris
A. B. Chance Co
Fulton businessman Henry Danuser dies at 67
Henry Danuser of Fulton, 67, notable industrialist and president of Danuser Machine Co., died Friday at Firmin Desloge Hospital St. Louis. Survived by wife Lillian, two sons, two brothers, sister, and four grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at First Christian Church Fulton with Masonic services Monday evening. Born Auxvasse July 19 1908, he built a global farm equipment business and led Sky-Go Farms Dairy and Kingdom Daily News.
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Henry Danuser
Fulton
Firmin-Desloge
St. Louis
Harold
Flora) Hayden
Mexico
First Christian Church
Browning
Mr. Danuser
Auxvasse
Casper A
Anna C. Koch Danuser
Readsville
Danuser
Danuser Machine Co
Sky-Go Farms
The
Kingdom Daily News
Farm Equipment Institute
Chicago
Auto Arc Welding Equipment
Cleveland
Westminster College
Paul Harris
Rotary
William Woods College
University of Missouri
McCubbin
United Church of Christ
Masonic Lodge
Rotary Club
Lillian Hamilton
John L
William Jerry
Alfred
Walter
Claremore
Okla
Leona
Probe Defense Contracts For Conflicts
Washington AP reports the Justice Department is examining about 30 cases of possible conflicts of interest where former military procurement officers joined defense contractors. A spokesman warned the probe does not imply charges and noted law requires reporting such employment within three years. The piece references Northrop and a proposed two-year ban on federal workers hiring by former contractors. It also notes Pentagon’s Profit 76 study to boost defense contractor profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Council On Economic Priorities
Northrop Corp
Defense Department
Congress
Pentagon
Weaponry Raises War Risk, Oxford Expert Says
Christoph Bertram, director of the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London, warned after a 10 day Oxford lecture series that advances in weaponry and fraying alliances raise the chance of war in the 1970s and 1980s. He noted missiles could soon land within 1000 feet and weapons can be tailored to tasks, blurring nuclear thresholds. The IISS publishes The Military Balance with revised spring figures on manpower, weaponry, and deployments.
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Oxford
England
Christoph Bertram
Bertram
Defense Ministry
London
International Institute For Strategic Studies
IISS
The
ISS
Nazi Rockwell's Killer Getting Out
John Patler is released from prison after eight years of a 20 year sentence for killing American Nazi Party founder George Lincoln Rockwell. He plans to continue art studies begun under a prison program at Radford College, subject to a temporary ban on inmates and parolees attending the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
John Patler
George Lincoln Rockwell
Patler
Radford College
Udall Refuses 1976 Ticket If Wallace Is Chosen
Rep. Morris K. Udall warned at the Young Democrats of America convention that he will not run in 1976 if Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace is nominated by the Democrats. He urged fellow Democrats to ostracize Wallace, saying Wallace would dominate the party’s direction and that “George Wallace won’t be on my ticket and I won’t be on his.” Udall and Sen. Lloyd Bentsen joinedLeonard Woodcock and Robert Strauss in criticizing Wallace’s potential nomination and Ford’s presidency as veto prone. Strauss warned of economic catastrophe under the Ford administration while predicting a three to four way Democratic field at the July convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Alabama
George C. Wallace
George McGovern
John Kennedy
George Wallace
Udall
Young Democrats of America
Gov. Wallace
Arizonan
Wallace
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bentsen
Woodcock
National Energy Production Board
Strauss
Ford Administration
Mrs. Harry Hixon Dies In Aberdeen
Mrs. Harry Hixon Sr., 70, of Aberdeen, South Dakota, formerly of Laddonia, died Wednesday at St. Luke's Hospital after a 22 day illness. Born Sept. 9, 1904, she married Harry Hixon on Sept. 25, 1923. Funeral was held in Ashton, South Dakota. Survived by three sons, eight daughters, one sister and one brother. husband and several children preceded her in death.
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Laddonia
Harry Hixon Sr
Aberdeen
S.D
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ashton
Hixon
Alzada Bymers
Mellette
Missouri
South Dakota
Mural of Ford Planned atKent County Airport
Artist Paul Collins of Grand Rapids Mich sketches a 24 foot mural depicting President Ford's life to be displayed at Kent County Airport administration building. Ford viewed sketches and praised the work. The mural costs $35000 and funds are being raised privately by a committee.
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Vail
Colo
Paul Collins
Ford
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kent County
Collins
Bass Halls
Paul
Weather and Local Notices From Missouri Station
Clear to hot and humid forecast with 90s highs through Sunday and a chance of afternoon storms. Plus daily weather data, extended outlook, hospital notices, births, dismissals, deaths, and public safety reports from Missouri communities.
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Missouri
Sheriff's Report Finds Electric Item After Noon
Bernard Coil reported to officers about 2 p.m. Friday that he had found an electric item. The report notes the discovery and the subsequent investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Coil
New Titles Added At Library Amid Wide List Of Works
The Mexico Audrain County Library reports new adult books across fiction and non fiction. Titles include Agatha Christie Rosamond Laker Ellery Queen and Ross Thomas among others with works by Plaidy Doctorow Christie and Westmacott. Local notices mention court actions inventories and a sheriff typed item at a location south of Route KK near a bridge. A court docket records littering speeding and driving cases with fines and a probate inventory for Ida Fuqua. Market data and stock quotes from MFA Fowles Grain Commerce Bancs Wetterau and NYSE listed.
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Mexico-Audrain County
Magda Townsend
Margaret Banning
John Creasey
Diane Pearson
Ellery Queen
Rosemary Rogers
Mary Westmacott
Donald A. Wollheim
Ann Worboys
Hasseli ‘Bradley
T. Berry Brazelton
Carole
Johnny Cash
Vlad Evanoff
Jack Kramer
Wall Street
Louis Rikeyser
Robert Schleicher
Foxfire 3
Eliot Wigginton
U.S
Terry Morgan
Jane's ‘Fighting Ships
Raymond Blackman
E.B. Weston
R.S. Summerhays
Robert Miller
Ludwig Schaefer
Mike Saunders
Mobil
TWA
Boston
Faye Hammel
Phoenix
Tucson
John Godwin
California and
The
West
Los Angeles
Stanley Haggart
Missouri
Dept. of Higher Education
Shepard Clough
Stanley Ulanoff
Mare Bragadin
Gitta Sereny
Murray Hoyt
Lamy of
Santa Fe
Paul Horgan
Edith Meyer
Jimmy the Greek
Demetrious Synodinos
Bill W
Robert Thomson
Lowell L. Nester Jr
Muriel Ann Beshears
Stanley Lane Long
Elmer Perry Mason
Circuit Court
Eugene
Mary E. Burnett
Edwards, Seigfieid
Runge and
Hodge
Vivian Bernice Shaw
Executrix
Ida Virginia Fuqua
Presley Cancels Las Vegas Show to Seek Treatment
Elvis Presley, 40, canceled the remainder of his two week Las Vegas engagement to undergo medical tests and treatment for exhaustion at Baptist Hospital in Memphis. He returned to Memphis by plane with his personal physician Dr. George Nichopoulos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Las Vegas
Baptist Hospital
Memphis
Presley
George Nichopoulos
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Kent State Jury
Hoffa Pal
Hammetts
Nazi Rockwell
Demos
Harry Hixon
Idinga
Audrain Medical Center
Margaret H. Mackie
G. Ford Ogden
David D. Frankhouser
Roland S&s. Howard
Mabel. M. Haycraft
F. Merl Graves
Farber
Eva L. Geisel
Rose L. Troesser
Leo Hoer
William M. Carman
Perry
Fred W. Seiger
Rush Hill
Clyde F. Cochran
Harry V. Odem
Wellsville
Mary C. Roberts
Sturgeon
David L. Mills
Larry R. Wolfe
Paris
Katie E. Dickroger
Montgomery City
Ora L. Holensteiner
Frank E. Volkmer
Virgil Atchison
Robert Stites
Eric J. Jones
Joe G. Thomas
Gladys Marie Barnes
Ora
Gladys Nichols
Nancy Carol Day
Lewis Berry
Stewart Garrett
Thomas T. Miles
Garry Moore
Edward Brockstock
James Palliser
Zallie Roberts
Randy James
Claude J. Jackson
Isaac W. Walton Jr
Donald H. Workes
Lottie Gregg
Darryl Heaton
Vandalia
Gaither H. Berry, Jr
Vernon Levingston
Aurora
Calvin Smith
Aaron Zane Miller
Public Safety
Deborah Meyer
Benton City
Meyer
Cathy MaeKenyon
Promenade
Monroe
Jefferson Streets
Reginald Mudd
Seminary
Pauline Simons
E. Bolivar
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
the Daily Record
MFA
Fowles Grain Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
US Gypsum
Wal- Mart
Liberty
Walt Disney Productions
Burt Reynolds
Elliott Gould
Robert Blake
Little Dixie Drive-In
Veskomelie E141 TV
Zanuck
BROWN
Goldie Hawn
Sugarland Express
Ben Johnson
Michael Sacks
William Atherton
John Williams
Habarna
Matthew Robbins
Steven Spielberg
Hal Barwood
Richard D Zanage
David Brown
Universal Picture Techncolor
Panassion
Polis
George Peppard
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