Labor Plans For Fight Over Nixon Wage Freeze
AFL-CIO leaders press a broad campaign in Congress courts and on picket lines to challenge the wage-price freeze as government moves to ease mortgage rates. Meany Woodcock meet to map a joint plan while unions discuss legal avenues and possible strikes if wage hikes and profit controls are blocked.
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Nixon
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Agnew
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railway
Treasury
John B. Connally
Cost of Living Council
Commerce
Maurice Stang
U.S
Europe
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Geneva
Imne
Thieu Plans Re election Despite No Opponent
President Nguyen Van Thieu told provincial officials and campaign aides he will run for re election on October 3 even if he is the only candidate. Acting Premier Nguyen Lau Vien announced voting would proceed as scheduled. Thieu outlined campaign plans and urged rural turnout while Ky’s name remains on the ballot though he said he would not campaign.
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U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
Thien
Thieu
Algo
Nguyen Cao Ky
Schaffner Seeks Court Test On Bond Tax Return Check
Jefferson City Missouri AP Schaffner director of revenue asks Attorney General Danforth to seek a declaratory judgment to decide if the state auditor may inspect income, sales, and intangible tax returns. He argues state law bars disclosure of confidential returns and warns of penalties without court approval. Danforth and Bond are Republicans. Schaffner is a Democrat appointed by Gov Hearnes.
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Jefferson City
James. EB. Schaffner
John C. Danforth
Danforth
Department of Revenue
of Revenue
Office of the Attorney General
Circuit Court of
Cole County
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Director of Revenue
Bond
Warren E. Hearnes
Witness says My Lai commander looked mad at Henderson trial
Former artillery captain Dennis Vasquez testified that Maj. Frederic Watke appeared angry when entering the My Lai operations center as the assault neared its end. Vasquez, a witness at Col. Oran Henderson’s trial, described Watke’s demeanor and his rapid approach to Calhoun, noting he did not overhear their discussion.
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My Lai
Dennis R. Vasquez
Frederic W. Watke
Vasquez
Oran K. Henderson
My Lal
Watke
Calhoun
Barrier
Namese Village
Henderson
Army
Frank A. Barker
Barker
Air
Ronald L. Haeberle
Charlie ‘Company
Jay Roberts
Haeberie
Roberts
Haeberle
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Mrs Hearnes Wears 1820 Dimity To Fair
SEDALIA Mo AP Mrs Warren E Hearnes wife of the governor arrived at the State fair for Governor's Day wearing a circa 1820 blue and white dimity gown matching the sesquicentennial theme The gown features an empire waistline lace jabot and lace inserts in the long sleeves Also Mrs W C Askew wife of the fair secretary wore a full length traditional dress
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Sedalia
Warren E. Hearnes
W. C. Askew
Flipped Car Crash Leaves Man Satisfied Aftercare
Charles Rice 34 of Centralia lost control of his Mustang on Route FF seven miles east of Route M at 7 30 p m swerving to avoid cattle. The car flipped end over end into a ditch and rested with its rear against a telephone pole. He was taken to Audrain Medical Center in satisfactory condition. Ledger photo by Richard Vance.
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Richard Vance
Charles Rice
Centralia
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Audrain Medical Center
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Paul R. Heidbreder Dies At 63
Paul R. Heidbreder 63 of Mexico died after an extended illness. He operated the Home Furnishing Mart from 1947 to 1963 and later represented Smith Moore and Company of St. Louis. Born March 24 1908 in Russellville he was a charter Mexico Jaycees member and Kiwanis past governor. Funeral at Arnold Funeral Home with burial in Laddonia Cemetery.
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Paul R. Heidbreder
Heidbreder
Mexico
W. Monroe St
Smith-Moore and Company
St. Louis
Mr. Heidbreder
Russellville
G.D. and
Marie Umbeck Heidbreder
Virginia Alexander
Kansas City
Presbyterian Church
Mexico Jaycees
Mexico Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Jt
Heart Fund
Armin
Chicago
Ill
Lawrence
Houston
Tex
Hildegard Heldbreder
Lima
Peru
Natalie Umbeck
Ogden
Utah
Arnold Funeral Home
Robert Collins
Fred Neiger
Columbia
Buria
Laddonia
Record Missouri State Fair crowd tops prior Tuesday total
A record crowd of 47,328 attended the Missouri State Fair on Tuesday, surpassing the 1970 Tuesday figure by 14,650. Through the day, the fair total reached 195,280 attendees, up from 174,615 at the same point last year.
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Smvalia
Police Bring Mexico City Into Computer Age
The Mexico Police Department installs a computerized terminal linking national crime data via the Missouri Uniform Law Enforcement System. Operators will be trained to access NCIC information, wanted persons, stolen property, and vehicle records, with 10 second response and 90 percent uptime. The system costs about $70 monthly.
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Missouri
Highway Mules
Toen
Jefferson City
Highway Patrol
St.Louis
Sia
Crim
Haven
Hollie C. Womack Dies at 56 Rites Friday
Hollie C. Womack 56 of 109 E Whitley St died unexpectedly Tuesday at 4 45 p m and was pronounced dead on arrival at Audrain Medical Center He lived in Audrain County 33 years worked 26 years in the construction department of A P Green Refractories Co He was born March 22 1915 in Callaway County a son of A R and Stella Maekinson Womack He married Nancy Lee Yowell on November 5 1938 in Fulton Mo She survives plus two sons Larry Womack Mexico and Jerry Womack Overland Mo two daughters Helen Peck Hannibal and Cathy Lytle Columbia six grandchildren two brothers Orbie and William Womack Mexico three sisters Ina Hoover Mexico Onie Robinson Mexico Eunice Stubblefield Fulton a sister Helen preceded him Funeral Friday at Arnold funeral home with Rev Jeff Marsh officiating Burial in East Lawn Memorial Park Memorials to Heart Fund.
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Hollie C. Womack
E. Whitley St
Audrain Medical Center
Womack
Audrain County
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Callaway County
A.R
Stella Maekinson Womack
Mexico
William
Onie) Robinson
W.B
Eunice) Stubblefield
Fulton
Helen
Pam
Arnold Funeral Home
Jeff Marsh
East Lawn Memorial Park
Heart Fund
Cool Front Drops 1.33-inch Rain
A cold front moved through Mexico bringing 1.33 inches of heavy rain with lightning and gale winds. Despite minor wind and lightning damage, the rain is welcomed. Temperatures will stay in the 80s with relief today and tomorrow before warming again by Friday and Saturday. Two transport drivers in Canada paused in a Saskatoon diner and spoke little English, creating a miscommunication moment.
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Mexico
Canada
Reto
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
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