McLucas Found Guilty in Conn Conspiracy Case
New Haven, Conn. AP Lonnie McLucas convicted by a Superior Court jury of conspiracy to murder in connection with the May 1969 rackley case. He was acquitted on kidnapping resulting in death conspiracy to kidnap and binding with criminal intent after more than 35 hours of deliberation, described as among the longest in state history.
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New Haven, Conn
Lonnie McLucas
Alex Rackley
McLucas
Theodore I. Koskoff
Jeb
Larry Bise
Hawthorne School
Larry
H. Bise
Vine. St
Mexico
Mexico High
Hardin Junior High
Garfield
Eugene Field
McMillan
Hawthorne
Richard Vance
Weigel Transfer Sets Kaiser Oakland Move
Robert C. Weigel an executive with Mexico Refractories Co and Kaiser Refractories for 35 years will transfer to Kaiser's Oakland headquarters. Effective Sept. 1 he becomes raw materials manager for the refractories division, reporting to J C Hicks. The Weigels plan to move to California in about a month and sell their home at 2 Melody Lane.
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Robert C. Weigel
Mexico
Bill
California
Melody Lane
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Weigel
Mexico Refractories Co
Rolla School of Mines and Metallurgy
University of Missouri, Rolla
Kaiser
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Weigels
Robert Jr
Moberly
DuPont
Joseph
Joy) Sciarra
San Francisco
Westminster College
Bon Voyage For Marcia Bon Voyage For Marcia
Mexicoans will have a chance to bid Miss Missouri 1970 Marcia Marshbarger farewell. A bon voyage coffee, organized by Ron Holbrook, starts Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in City Hall council chambers and ends by 10:00 a.m. in St. Louis, with plans for Mexico to begin her trip to Atlantic City.
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Marcia Marshbarger
Ron Holbrook
Holbrook
Mexico
Marcia
Atlantic City
St. Louis
Missouri
Teamsters Petition For Smaller Pay
CHARLOTTE N C AP Members of Teamsters Local 76 in Charlotte have signed a petition seeking a reduction of a pay raise. The 41 member group won a 1.85 per hour increase in recent negotiations with Trucking Employers Inc the union bargaining arm. The local group says it will return 75 cents per hour of the hike to Tennessee Carolina Trucking Co. A spokesman hopes to sell the idea to other members as part of an effort to stop rising prices.
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Charlotte
N.C
Teamsters Local 76
Teamsters
Trucking Employers Inc
Tennessee-Carolina Trucking Co
Labor Day Rest Stop to Run 43 Hours in Mexico
Mexico Jaycees run a 43 hour Labor Day rest stop on Highway 64 East at the local radio station grounds. Volunteers from the Jaycee wives serve cookies and drinks and distribute Mexico literature to about 500 travelers. The effort promotes safe driving under the slogan Take Five and Stay Alive.
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Mexico
Missouri
Brooks
National Safety Council
Nixon sees progress toward peace in Vietnam and Mid East
President Nixon, in a taped TV interview, expressed hope that U.S. involvement in Vietnam could move to peace with troop withdrawals and South Vietnam replacing them. He also saw some hope for the Middle East cease fire, warned against over optimism, and declined to comment on a U S Soviet peace keeping force under UN auspices. He noted no new U S initiatives, said negotiations are flexible, and remains unsure about a running mate for 1972 while praising Spiro Agnew.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Middle East
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Paris
White House
United Nations
Gunnar Jarring
Defense Departments
Central Intelligence
John Hart
Bernard Kalb
Washington
Florida
Camp David
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Amendment Backers See Moral Victory in Vietnam War Vote
In Washington the Senate weighs an amendment to end U.S. involvement in Vietnam by 1972. Backers say the measure is a moral victory and a test of Congress versus the White House, while opponents warn it could disrupt Vietnamization and prolong the war. The plan would reduce troops to 280,000 by next April and bar funds for new combat after that, with a 60 day presidential suspension window.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Senate
Congress
House
George McGovern
D-S.d
Robert P. Griffin
Nen
U. S
Meir says Israel in strenuous dispute with United States
Premier Golda Meir outlined a tense rift with the United States over Egypt's alleged missile moves into the Suez Canal area in breach of the cease fire. Israeli informants indicated U S recognition of violations but withheld public acknowledgment as cabinet members debated whether to press on with New York peace talks.
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Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
United States
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
New York
Meir
Histadrut
Labor Federation
Forbidden Zone
Canal Zone
Abba Evan
Tn Jerusalem
U.N
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Yosef Tekoah
United Nations
After Heavy Barrage Foe Slackens Attack in Vietnam War
Reported nightly enemy rocket and mortar fire eased by a third after a four month peak, with early casualty tallies at about an eighth of Saturday night figures. U S air raids on Laos supply routes continued as 40 shelling incidents were logged in South Vietnam and civilian casualties rose. The aim of the attacks was to disrupt pacification efforts and deter voters ahead of the Sunday senatorial election.
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Saigon
Laos
U.S. Command
South Vietnam
Page retires after 25 years with Green Co on foreign duties
George Page, manager of foreign liaison for research at A. P. Green Refractories Co., retires after 25 years. He a devoted ambassador for Green abroad, living in Argentina, India, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, Venezuela, Chile, Germany, France, Mexico and England. He plans to move to Green Turtle Cay Bahamas with wife, pursuing sailing and travel.
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George Page
A. P. Green Refractories Co
A. P. Green
Argentina
India
Italy
Australia
New Zealand
Venezuela
Chile
Germany
France
Mexico
England
William S. Lowe
Farflung
Page
Rolla School of Mines
University of Washington, Seattle
The
Green Company
Buenos Aires
Green
Lowe
Appleton City
Green Turtle Cay
Abaco
Bahama Island
West Palm Beach
Fla
Africa
Rosebud
George, Jr
West Point
Phillip
American Airlines
Barbara
California
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Kaiser-Oakland
Littrells
Gary Littrell
W. Boulevard
Audrain Hospital
Littrell
Howerton Electric
Labor Day
Judy Skorupa
Europe
Jady
Mitchell Skorupa
Special Service Branch
U.S. Army
Miss Skorupa
University of Missouri
Zeta Tau Alpha
Mexico High School
Long Binh
Judy
Skorupa
Chicago
Florsheim Shoe Company
Florsheim
Nixon Hope
Mideast Viet Peace
Green Co
Bahamas
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