Hunt Goes On For 92 Bodies
In Upplerville Virginia snow hampers rescue as 26 bodies are recovered and parts of 75 are located near Mt Weather. Investigators hope the cockpit recorder will reveal the crash cause in the TWA 514 disaster that killed 92 aboard. Relatives will be taken to a temporary morgue for identification as search efforts continue amid severe weather.
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Upperville
Trans World Airlines
Appalachian
National Transportation Safety Board
Rudolf Kapustin
Here
TWA
TWA Flight 514
Washington
Indianapolis
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Mt. Weather
Blue Ridge Mountains
John H. Reed
Washington National Airport
Potomac River
Dulles International
Dulles
National
Reverend Harmon Accepts Associate Rector Post in Philadelphia
The Rev John Harmon vicar of St Matthew s Episcopal Church has accepted a call as associate rector at St Paul s Episcopal Church Chestnut Hill Philadelphia He and wife Dea Harmon live at 1212 Ringo Street with daughter Jennifer and twin sons James and John They will move to Philadelphia after Christmas He has led St Matthew s for about four years and also served St Barnabas s Moberly He chairs the Mexico Ministerial Alliance and supports UNICEF drives People Against Hunger and the Democratic party He will focus on youth work and education in his new ministry.
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John Harmon
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Harmon
St. Matthew's Church
St. Barnabas’s Church
Moberly
Ironton
Ringo St
Jennifer
James
John
Mexico
Unicef
People Against Hunger
The
Democratic Party
HDC
Ten Degree Night Amid Mild Outlook In Missouri
Bitter cold eased after Thanksgiving, with Maryville recording a 10 degree low and other cities such as Kansas City 18 and St. Joseph 19. A major storm battered the East, causing closures and evacuations as 90 mph winds, high tides, and snow affected New Jersey Delaware and Michigan.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Maryville
St. Joseph
Springfield
Cape Girardeau
National Weather Service
Monett
West Plains
Columbia
Vichy
St. Louis
New Jersey
Ehrlichman Seeks Trial Recess For Nixon Deposition
Washington AP Ehrlichman defense asks Judge Sirica to pause the Watergate trial over Christmas so Nixon can testify by deposition at his San Clemente estate. Doctors say Nixon’s phlebitis delays until Jan 6 with limited two one hour sessions daily. Haldeman faces cross examination on hush money and orders to halt CIA probe as trial enters tenth week.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
Ehrlichman
William S. Frates
John J. Birica
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Sirica
H. R. Haldeman
Central Intelligence Agency
Haldeman
Watergate
White House
John J. Wilson
U.S
John J. Sirica
Herbert J. Miller
Alexander Butterfield
Federal Aviation Administration
Butterfield
CIA
Richard Helms
Vernon A. Walters
Mills Defends Public Appearance With Entertainer Foxe
Rep. Wilbur Mills explains his Boston stage appearance with Annabel Battistella known as Fanne Foxe to counter innuendo about impropriety. He insists he went to be seen, denies divorce rumors, praised Foxe as talented and possible movie star, and says he may help write a film script. He also comments on caucus power and steering committee moves.
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Washington (Ap
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Annabel
Battistella
Boston
Mills
Ways and Means
Associated Press
Miss Foxe
Gypsy Rose Lee
House
President Ford to face two part news conference
President Ford will hold a two part nationally broadcast news conference on nuclear arms talks and the economy. He is to reveal ceilings for missiles with multiple warheads agreed with the Soviet Union and discuss SALT and foreign policy before addressing domestic economic issues.
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Washington
Ford
Ron Nelsen
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Mexico
Nessen
Vladivostok
Ron Nessen
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
China
Executive Office
White House
CBS
NBC
Mutual
ABC
Ford Reports Tough US Stand at Vladivostok Talks
President Ford described a hard US position on nuclear missile limits that broke a deadlock at the Vladivostok summit. He credited Kissinger for preliminary talks, noted Russians had to concede on equivalence, and said the US accepted fewer launchers while expanding MIRV levels to advance the arms agreement.
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New York
Ford
Vladivostok
Newsweek Magazine
Leonid Brezhneve
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissiner
Mrs. Smith Black Dies at 77 in Audrain County
Mrs. Smith Black 77 of 1122 E Jackson Mexico died at 4 10 am at Audrain Medical Center after a brief illness. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Frank Park and Rev Lawrence Holzschuh officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery. Born Dec 16 1896 in Audrain County she married George Smith Black Sept 2 1916. Survivors include two children two sisters one brother five grandchildren and several nephews. Memorials to First Baptist Church.
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Smith Black
E. Jackson Sr
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold Funeral Home
Frank Park
Lawrence Holzschuh
Elmwood Cemetery
Audrain County
Dollie Mae Brown
Elizabeth Jane Sims
George Brown
Mexico Garden Club
National Retirement Civil Service
Black
Farm Home
H.dean Black
Moberly
F.M
Helen) Maupin
Mexico
C.B. Johnson
Francis Lyon
Kansas City
George L. Brown
Robert Smith Black
Webster Groves
Paul Dean Black
Westminster College
Fulton
Larry Black
Marilyn Maupin
Susan Maupin
First Baptist Church
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Michigan
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Richard Wohlers
St. John’s Lutheran Church
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Jaren Price
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Audrai Medical Center
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Jennifer Elaine
James Davenport
Floyd Phalen
Price
Super-X
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David Wilkinson
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Scott
Fred Wilkinson
Farber
Harold Grawe
William Teague
Nell Wilkinson
Wilkinson
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John Henry Struttman
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