David Ben Gurion Dies World Jewish State Leader
TEL AVIV AP David Ben Gurion 87 founder of Israel and first premier died after a cerebral hemorrhage. He led 1948 independence and 1956 Suez War, retired 1970, wrote Israel history, and lay in state before a state funeral. He left a legacy as a dominant figure in early Israeli history.
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Negev
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Cairo
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Soviet Union
Sinai
Gaza Strip
Mexico exceeds minimum park space per population findings
A city survey with the Mexico Recreation Corporation shows 442.28 acres of park and recreation land, over double the National Recreation Association's minimum of one acre per 100 residents. Mexico owns 240.28 acres inside city limits plus 202 acres at Arthur Hills outside the city. The report lists multiple city and corporation properties, a 20-cent tax raising about $40,000 annually, and participation figures for 1973.
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Mexico
Arthur Hills
Robert §. Green
Hardin Park
Lafayette Park
Fairgrounds Park
Lakeview Park
Missouri Power and Light Co
Plunkett Park
Northeast Park
Garfield Park
Garfield
Joe Bailey
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Col. C. R. Stribling
Lowell Hagan
Ellen Gamble
Lucille Goodson
Rena Crookston
Byrnes Hawthorne
William B. Nowell
Clarence Torreyson
Harold Ensien
Frank Sutton
Church Says Nixon Can't Order Bombing
Sen. Frank Church warns that resuming bombing in Indochina without Congress would risk impeachment. Secretary Schlesinger says the administration weighs a new war powers law, while implying Congress has ruled out renewing combat in Indochina.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Indochina
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Frank Church
Didaho
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
United States
South Vietnam
State Department
U.S
Fire destroys barn on Oligschlaeger farm near Mexico
A Friday night blaze at the John Oligschlaeger farm about 4.4 miles north of Mexico destroyed a barn and its contents. Loss estimated around $5,000 with $2,500 insured. Two market hogs, 300 bales hay, 300 bushels milo burned. soybeans stored in a nearby building also affected. Firefighters aided by neighbors prevented spread to a nearby structure. origin of fire unknown.
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Route 15
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Fire Association
Rationing Seen Likely Soon by Nixon Team
An administration source says gasoline rationing plans are being prepared and could be decisions by next Tuesday. Only Treasury Secretary George Shultz reportedly opposed completing gasoline rationing plans.
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Nixon
Energy Emergency Action Group
Treasury
George F. Shultz
President Nixon cuts fuel use with Desert Ball visit
President Nixon stayed home to conserve energy and attended a fund raiser for drought relief in Sahara nations. He urged sacrifice at home while noting real suffering abroad, and said he would spend more time at the White House to set an energy example.
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Sahara
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Mali
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Senegal
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Fla
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Calif
Gerald Warren
Warren
Eastern Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ozark Air Lines
Exxon executive warns Nixon to curb oil use now
M A Wright chairman of Exxon warned President Nixon that any delay in energy action would trigger drastic oil shortages in the first quarter of 1974. He telegraphed that emergency measures are needed immediately and noted Exxon will cut gasoline and distillate supplies by 15 percent to suppliers, including home heating oil.
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Tex
Exxon Co
Prsident Nixon
M. A. Wright
Exxon
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Wright
HDC Hires Two Field Workers
Mrs Nellie E Seale of Benton City and Miss Janyce Holt of Vandalia have been hired as outreach field workers by Audrain County Human Development Corp according to John Dibbie director They will aid people to reach agencies with resources and work mainly in their local areas and environs.
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Nellie E. Seale
Benton City
Janyce Holt
Vandalia
Audrain County Human Development Corp
John Dibbie
Dibble
Energy group seeks quick action on energy agency and 55 mph limit
Jefferson City Missouri AP House energy committee recommends bonding to create a separate state energy agency funded to handle energy areas beyond the Public Service Commission. Proposals include temporary staff transfers, energy priority setting, and sunset dates in 1974 1975. No school closures or business hour limits. Bond session to begin Monday at 2 PM.
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Jefferson City
House
Christopher
Richard DeCoster
Dcanton
Missouri Public Service Commission
DeCoster
Bond
Steel Worker Dies as Two Tons Slump on Him
Jefferson City AP report says 21 year old Richard Lee Weltrop died after two tons of steel slid from a truck while he tried to leap free. He supervised binding seven steel pieces with a chain and climbed aboard as a crane loaded them. Weltrop worked for Delong's Inc. in Jefferson City and lived in Loose Creek, Missouri.
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Jefferson City
Richard Lee Weltrop
Veltrop
Delong’s Inc
Loose Creek
U.S. 50
Girl for Lowers with First Child at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Bradford W Lower of 1524 S Singleton Sr welcomed their first child a daughter born Friday at 11 43 am at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds four ounces. Father works for Kaiser Refractories Co. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Davis Damron and Mr and Mrs Don Lower, all of Mexico.
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S. Singleton Sr
Audrain Medical Center
Lower
Kaiser Refractories Co
Davis Damron
Don Lower
Mexico
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