Nixon Eyes New Hampshire Victory As China Visit Looms
AP Analysis notes Nixon’s seven days in China from Feb 21 to 28 shapes the early 1972 campaign. Nixon plans to announce a second term and enter a pledged slate of 14 convention delegates in New Hampshire, with filing due Feb 6. The strategy targets a landslide to quell McCloskey’s insurgent challenge and secures ballot access in Florida on March 14.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington (Ap
Nixon
China
New Hampshire
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Lane Dwinell
Paul N. McCloskey
Califor
Nia
McCloskey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Lyndon B. Johnson
McCarthy
Johnson
Florida
Longhair student back in classes in Carthage
Tad Dunn an 18 year old Carthage high school student suspended November 10 for hair length returns to class after filing a federal suit in Joplin alleging violation of civil rights. The school board's attorney recommended rescinding the suspension.
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Carthage
Tad Dunn
Dunn
Richard Dunn
Federal District Court
Joplin
George Flannigan
Nixon seeks aligned Western stance before Moscow Peking trips
Berlin deal Okinawa return and Britain's EC entry shape Kissinger's briefing as Nixon aims unity with allies. Peking trip seeks mutual understanding not wartime settlement. Finance ministers report sun of Group of Ten nearing monetary crisis settlement. Nixon admin accused of aging conference politicking over nursing home funding. North Vietnam offensive renews along Cambodian front. Phnom Penh appeals for more U S air support while South Vietnamese forces push three summer offensives.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Moscow
Peking
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Berlin
Okinawa
Japan
Britain
Saigon
Phnom Penh
U.S
Cambodia
Doctors To Finance Loan For Hospital Expansion
A group of Boone County Hospital doctors plan to form a non profit corporation to guarantee a 2 to 244 million dollar loan for a 50 to 60 bed nursing unit. Twenty doctors have signed, with nine more considering joining. The plan, led by Dr Trevor Watson and Dr Leland Pfefer, would lease or sell the new wing back to the hospital and possible bond backed expansion would follow. The hospital board has not committed, and the corporation would dissolve if agreement cannot be reached or if the hospital buys back the addition.
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Columbia
Boone County Hospital
Columbia Tribune
Trevor Watson
Leland Pfefer
Watson
David B. Rogers
Physicians of
Boone County Hospital Inc
Rogers
Jack Estes
the Tribune
Holy Land Tour Being Planned by Perry Church
The Perry Baptist Church pastor Rev Woodrow Wilson announces a Holy Land tour sponsored by Missouri Baptist College Hannibal with Wilson assisting host Rev Kenneth Moore. Reservations due by December 4. The trip covers seven to eight days in Israel with stops at Nazareth Jerusalem Dead Sea area Bethlehem and other biblical sites plus two days in Athens Greece. Weather quoted as 75 to 80 degrees. Round trip from New York with all arrangements first class. Total cost 599 dollars.
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Woodrow Wilson
Perry Baptist Church
Holy Land
Missouri Baptist College
Hannibal
Wilson
Kenneth Moore
Israel
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Dead Sea Area
Bethelem
Bible Land
Athens
Greece
New York
Newcomers Basinger Family Arrives in Mexico
Mr and Mrs Richard Basinger and their son Jim moved to Mexico in September as he became manager of the local Sears Roebuck. They reside at 608 W Pearson St. from Olathe Kansas. he has 62 years with Sears. Lucretia Corky is in the Newcomers Club. Jim is a 17 year old senior at Mexico High School and works at Wal Mart. The family attends the Baptist church and Mr Basinger belongs to the Mexico Kiwanis Club.
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Richard Basinger
Jim
Mexico
Basinger
Sears Roebuck Co
W. Pearson St
Basingers
Olathe
Kan
Sears
Lucretia
Corky
Mexico High School
COE
Wal- Mart
Mexico Kiwanis Club
Baptist Church
Richard Vance
Abernathy Attacks Nixon as Do-Nothing President
SCLC leader Ralph David Abernathy in Kansas City labeled President Nixon racist and uncaring to blacks and the poor. He urged the nation to confront persistent unemployment, token political representation, and ongoing segregation while criticizing Nixon for seeking to shift court rulings and reverse progress.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Ralph David Abernathy
America
Rome
Nero
Hitler
Germany
Abernathy
Y.M.C.A
Nixon
U.S
Harvard
Yale
Lewis Powell
William Rehnquist
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
Carswell
Girl Dies Of Cat's Scratch In Missouri
In Wyaconda Missouri seven year old Julie Edmondson died from regional lymphadenitis a rare cat scratch disease Coroner Delbert Shaffer said she became ill after a cat scratch two weeks earlier Her hospitalization in Quincy Illinois ended for Thanksgiving Shaffer noted only about sixty US cases exist with most being fatal and urged calm among cat owning families.
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Kahoka
Missouri
Clark County
Delbert Shaffer
Shaffer
Julie Edmondson
Wyaconda
Quincy
Ill
United States
Fourteen Students Hurt When Bus Is Hit In Collision
Willow Springs Missouri AP Fourteen students aged 12 to 17 aboard a Willow Springs school bus were slightly injured in a three vehicle crash Tuesday after a car struck a pickup truck and then the bus. Driver Wilbert Shockley escaped injury and students were treated and released at St Francis. The collision occurred near Mountain View about 20 miles from West Plains.
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Willow Springs
Highway Patrol
Wilbert Shockley
Montier
Evan Owen
Mountain View
James D. Sharp
Sharp
St. Francia Hospital
Owen
St. Francis
West Plains
Missouri
Bond Asks Increased Appropriation For Audits
State Auditor Christopher Kit Bond told the Senate Appropriations Committee he will provide a comprehensive report on audited agencies when the legislature reconvenes. He asked for about 156000 more for county audits and noted potential completion of the Department of Community Affairs audit this month. Water Resources Board officials defended its essential role in protecting Missouri water rights amid questions of overlap with other agencies.
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Jefferson City
Christopher “Kit
Bond
Senate Appropriations Committee
Department of Community Affairs
State Water Resources Board
Missouri
Haysler A. Poague
Clinton
Clifford L. Summers
The
Water Resources Board
Missouri River
Greene County approves zoning law after court ruling
Greene County voters approved the county zoning laws by 4954 to 4190. The measure, first adopted in 1964, was revisited after a court ruling found a fault in the original zoning ballots.
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Springfield, Mo
Greene County
Nader urges federal charting agency to curb corporate power
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader told an Iowa State audience General Motors could buy Delaware if Du Pont sold it, calling Delaware a Corporate Reno and urging a federal charting agency to modernize corporate laws. He criticized oil industry ties to the Interior Department and said prices rose five cents a gallon, arguing free enterprise is challenged.
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Ames
Iowa
Ralph Nader
Iowa State University
General Motors
Delaware
du Pont
Nader
Department of the Interior
America
Augustana College
Rock Island
Ill
Mlinois
Kansas bill to curb billboards under beautification act
The chairman of a Kansas legislative committee drafting a bill to harmonize state law with the U S Highway Beautification Act says about half of the state's roadside billboards would have to come down, with work likely starting July 1.
West Of Pecos play at A l North Callaway High
Senior class will present the play West Of Pecos in the high school auditorium Saturday at p. m. Lily Langtry’s appearance can save Orin Powers from hanging. cast features Terry Burt, Zeraida, Debbie Jones, Janet Graham, Nancy Hosenfelt and others. Admission $1 adults, 50 cents students. Joe Barks handles sound. Mrs Virginia Willis directs.
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Kingdom City
North Callaway High School
Pecos
Roy Bean
Orin Powers
Lily Langtry
Langtry
Texas
Orin
Lily
Terry Burt
Zeraida
Debbie Jones
Powers
Patty Young
Oates
Pam McCully
Hayes
Kathy Gruer
Snow Feather
Rose Pitt
Ranger
Jerry Spradlin
Montana
Carol Woods
Johnny
Bill Blansett
Spurs
Glen Jones
Badman
Mike Kennon
Betty Rhoades
Beverly Smith
Socrates Fogg
David Craighead
Fogg
Linda Barnes
Joe Shryock
Caye Claiborne
Steve Adams
Janet Graham
Nancy Hosenfelt
Pewtree
Rusty Gowin
Louise
Gretta Deardorff
Joe Barks
Virginia Willis
Iraq Breaks Diplomatic Ties Over Gulf Islands
Iraq declares it will sever diplomatic relations with Britain and Iran accusing Tehran of collusion in occupying Abu Musa and the Greater and Lesser Tunbs. Baghdad Radio urges Arab governments to also break ties with Britain and Iran.
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Beirut
Britain
Iran
Persian Gulf
Abu Musa
Baghdad
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