Insurance Plan Thwarted by Attorney General Ruling
Mexico School District's plan to pay for accident insurance for seven through 12 grade students was blocked by Attorney General John Danforth who ruled funds cannot be used for such insurance. The ruling affects football coverage and shifts costs to students in higher grades while old rates apply to younger pupils.
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Mexico
John Danforth
Buford Thomas
Missouri State Highway School Activities Assn
Supt. Thomas
Danforth
Botts
State Department of Education
Edward Stone Jr
Chesterfield
Missouri Supreme Court
Boards of Education
Mansfield Sees Viet Pattern In Cambodia
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned that Cambodia could mirror Vietnam as South Vietnam builds a million-strong army and the United States faces decisions on disengagement. He cautioned against shifting responsibility to Saigon while noting Cambodia’s border links to Vietnam and possible expansion of arms aid and missions. Senator Griffin said Agnew’s remarks restated existing policy.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Mansfield
U.S
Sen
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
GOP
Asnew
Agnew Promises New Aid To Korea And Cambodia
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, in Seoul, promises new military aid to South Korea including a wing of F4 Phantom jets from Japan and planes with radar to detect infiltrating North Korean boats. He aims to ease objections to withdrawal of about 26 000 of 62 000 U S troops by next June 30 while seeking up to 3 billion dollars in aid over five years. Agnew meets President Park Chung Hee and discusses weapon needs before a four nation Asian tour.
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Seoul
Spiro T. Agnew
South Korea
United States
Japan
Korea
U.S
Agnew
City Hall Plaza
Chung Hee Park
New York Times
Park
Guam
Centralian Killed In Crash On Highway 22
Lawrence Gibson 46 of Centralia died when his 1969 Chevelle struck the rear of a trailer loaded with junked cars on Highway 22 west of Thompson. Betty Gibson 37, his wife, was hurt. Joseph Johnson 49 of St. Louis, driver of the tractor trailer, was uninjured and testified at a coroner inquest. The wreck occurred 9:20 p.m. Johnson was cited for failure to yield. Funeral services pending for Lawrence W. Gibson with survivors listed.
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Lawrence (Hoot) Gibson
Centralia
Thompson Auto Salvage
Highway 22
Richard Vance
Lawrence Gibson
Centralian
Thompson
Betty
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Joseph Johnson
St. Louis
Audrain
Connie Pickering
Arnold Funeral Home
Johnson
Walker
Gibson
Martha Ann Hudson
Mexico
Becky Gibson
Lori Gibson
Independence
The
Baptist Church
IOOF
YVFW
American Legion
Moose Club
Explosion hits University math building in Madison
An early morning blast at the University of Wisconsin mathematics building killed graduate student Robert Fassnacht, injured two researchers and a watchman, and damaged the six story facility with extensive equipment losses including a $1.5 million computer. Police traced a warning call to a bomb and said radiation signs were posted inside the wreckage.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Kenneth Buss
Robert Fassnacht
University
H. Edwin Young
Math
Mathematics Research
Kenneth Vodak
Capitol Square
Judge Upholds Manson Treatment in Jail
Los Angeles judge rules Charles Manson not harassed in county jail and denies cease and desist order. He inspected facilities and found solitary confinement, skin searches, mail access, and interview through a screen to be reasonable precautions in the Tate murder case. Manson's attorney argued sheriff acts as prosecutor adjourn, calling the restraint whim and caprice.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles M. Manson
Pye
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Manson
Irving Kanarek
Senate Votes $5.2 Billion Public Works Appropriations
The Senate approved a $5.2587 billion public works appropriations bill in a 62 to 1 vote, funding the Atomic Energy Commission and water pollution control grants among others. The measure now heads to a House-Senate conference as Congress seeks to finish the package amid late session pressure and pending defense funding debates.
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Senate
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
William Proxmire
D-Wis
House
Nixon
AEC
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