Geneva Talks May Delay Oil Showdown at Geneva
U S officials acknowledge the Arab-Israeli peace conference in Geneva may be delayed a day or two as Kissinger travels to Damascus and Tel Aviv to push for progress. Talks hinge on Israeli prisoner issues and Arab concessions amid oil embargo tensions and shifting diplomatic ties.
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Syria
U.S
Geneva
Henry A. Kissinger
Hafez Assad
Kissinger
Israel
Tel Aviv
John Foster Dulles
Assad
Abba Eban
Syrianerritory
Algeria
Houari Boumedienne
United States
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
United States Assurance
Dam
Ascus
Syrian Information Ministry
White House
Ellsworth Bunker
Gerald J. Warren
Bunker
U.N. Security Council
France
Soviet Union
Three Truck Stops Blocked by Protest East of KC
Kansas City AP report says three truck stops on Interstate 70 east of the metro were blocked by trucks in a nationwide protest. A spokesman at the 207 Truck Stop in Blue Springs said eight diesel pumps were blocked by two trucks and a car.
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Kansas City
Blue Ings
TWA Agrees With Striking Stewardesses
Washington AP negotiators for Trans World Airlines and its striking stewardesses reached an agreement that could end the six week walkout and restore flights by Christmas. If ratified next week by 5,062 crew, travelers may find it easier to return home for the holidays.
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Washington
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Matt Guinan
Transport Workers Union
Guinan
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in LSD Trial
Dennis Studer, 27, of Hannibal faced a jury in Audrain County after being charged with selling 11 LSD tablets to a highway patrol undercover agent in Hannibal on July 28, 1972. Deliberations lasted about five hours, ending in a hung jury and a mistrial declared by Judge Byron L. Kinder. Retrial set for March or later. Studer released on bond of $5,000 pending retrial.
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Dennis Studer
Hannibal
Byron L. Kinder
Jefferson City
Studer
Paul Sutton
Audrain County
Judge Seizes Tape of Nixon Dean Talk in Vesco Case
A federal judge holds a tape of President Nixon and John W. Dean about a $200000 Vesco donation. Indictment accuses John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans of obstruction and perjury. Vesco and Dean named in the case. Judge Gagliardi plans to rule on tape relevance to the January trial and demanded a full transcript for cross examination.
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New York
Nixon
John W. Dean TI
Robert J. Vesco
United States Atty
John N. Mitchell
Maurice H. Stans
Vesco
Dean
Lee P. Gagliardi
U.S. District Court
Stans- Mitchell
Gagliardi
White House
J. Fred Buzhardt
Psychiatrists Declassify Homosexuality Vote Passed
The American Psychiatric Association trustees voted 13 to 0 with two abstentions to remove homosexuality from its list of mental disorders. The move mirrors a decade of activism and shifts in view about homosexuals, with the 20 000 member group also urging civil rights legislation to protect homosexual citizens. The board will vote on removing homosexuality per se from the manual.
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Washington
The
American Psychiatric Association
Association
Hungate Nixes Energy Saving Bill Roll call on emergency energy bill
Washington AP reports the House passed the emergency energy bill 265 to 112 early today. Democratic yes votes include Roy Kansas Bolling Burlison Litton and Symington. Republicans voting yes include Shriver Shubitz and Winn. Democrats voting no include Hungate Randall Jarman Jones McSpadden and Steed. Republicans voting no include Se belius Camp. Some members not voting.
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Washington
House
Roy
Kansas
Bolling
Burlison
Litton
Symington
Missouri
Shriver
Shubitz
Winn
Hungate
Randall
Jarman
Jones
McSpadden
Steed
Oklahoma
Sebelius
Camp
Clay
Clay, Ichord and Sullivan
Albert
Taylor
Vanderia Vet Bailey E McDonald Dies at 76
Bailey E McDonald 76 of Vandalia died Friday at Audrain Medical Center after an extended illness. Funeral at 2 p m Sunday at Middletown Methodist Church with two ministers officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by Nellie Butler McDonald wife since 1924, a sister Lara Willcox, several siblings. Visitation after 2 p m today at Waters Funeral Home. Rose Croix services planned for Sunday.
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Vandalia
Bailey E. McDonald
Audrain Medical Center
Middletown Methodist Church
Ollie Trott
Wallace Thurman
Church
Middletown
McDonald
Shannon
Lucy Lee Thompson McDonald
Ashley
Nellie Butler
Mt. Olivet
Mrs Wheeler Found Dead In Paris Trailer Home
Mrs Henry A Wheeler 79 of Paris was found dead in her trailer at about 8 30 this morning by her son Del. She was born Anna Mae Pendleton October 23 1894. Survivors include two sons Del Paris and Raymond Fulton along with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at Agnew Funeral Home in Paris.
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Paris
Henry A
Jack) Wheeler
Del
Anna Mae Pendelton
Wheeler
Raymond
Fulton
Agnew Funeral
John J Johnston Dies Today in Centralia at 91
John J Johnston 91 of Centralia died at Audrain Medical Center Mexico after a two day stay. A retired farmer he will be buried at Sunset Memorial Gardens Moberly after services at Meador and Son Chapel Centralia led by Rev Donald Mattson. He was born October 3, 1882 and married Mary Kuntz in 1906. survivors include wife son J W Johnston brother Sam Johnston and several half siblings and ten great grandchildren. He was a member of Friendship Baptist Church.
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Centralia
John J. Johnston
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Mr. Johnston
Meador and Son Chapel
Donald Mattson
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Moberly
William E
Isabelle Alexander Johnston
Mary Kuntz
J. W
Bill) Johnston
Sam Johnston
Jacksonville
Fla
H. L. Johnston
Nobleton
Dessie Chandler
Hattie Lovegrove
Buford (Gwynn) Davenport
Johnston
The
Friendship Baptist Church
Sunday Services For Mrs. Bernard Jones
Montgomery City will host funeral services for Mrs Bernard Lynn Jones at 3 p.m. Sunday at Schlanker Funeral Home with Rev Kenneth Fuller of Columbia officiating. Burial will follow at Sunrise Memorial Gardens. Mrs Jones attended Pentecostal Faith Tabernacle Church of Montgomery City and died Friday.
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Montgomery
City
Bernard
Lynn) Jones
Schlanker Funeral
Kenneth Fuller
Columbia
Sunrise Memorial Gardens
Jones
Pentecostal Faith Tabernacle Church
Montgomery City
Nixon says 46,000 petitions are best Christmas present
President Nixon accepts petitions bearing 46,000 signatures from residents of Shreveport and Bossier City Louisiana in an Oval Office ceremony. He promises to stay three more years and tells Rep. Joe Waggoner he will be here.
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Washington
Nixon
Shreveport
Bossier City
Oval Office
Joe Waggoner
Mrs. Dorothy McEneany 68 Rites Monday
Mrs. Dorothy McEneany died Friday at a Mineola rest home after a yearlong decline in health. Funeral rites are slated for Monday in Fort Lauderdale with burial there. body to be moved from Mineola to St Louis and then to Kalis Funeral Home in Fort Lauderdale. She was born September 16 1905 in Ohio to Louis and Lillian Sigrist. Her husband Daniel preceded her in death. Surviving are two sons, including D M, who lived with her in Ballwin before entering the Mineola home.
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Montgomery
Dorothy McEneany
Mineola
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Memorial Gardens
Schlanker Funeral Home
St. Louis
Kalis
Lillian Stengle Sigrist
Daniel
D. M
Ballwin
Funeral services for David P. Carter of Versailles
Funeral services for David P. Carter of Versailles formerly of Mexico will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at Arnold Funeral Home with Don Wortman officiating. Burial will follow at Eastlawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation changed to after 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
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David P. Carter
Versailles
Mexico
Arnold Funeral Home
Don Wortman
Eastlawn Memorial Park
Funeral
J A Romans Rites Sunday At Schlanker Funeral Home
Services for John Alfred Romans will be held at Schlanker Funeral Home at 1:30 p.m. Sunday with Rev. Robert Hester officiating. Burial will take place in Montgomery City cemetery. The funeral home will be open tonight from 7:00 to 9:00.
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Montgomery City
John Alfred Romans
Schlanker
Robert Hester
Widower Wins Widow's Social Security Benefits
A three judge federal court ruled that widowers can collect widow's benefits under Social Security after the death of wife Paula Weisenfeld in childbirth on June 5, 1972. Stephen Weisenfeld of Edison New Jersey sought benefits previously denied. The decision, written by Judge Clarkson S Fisher, held section 4026 invalid for discriminating against women like Paula.
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Newark
Stephen Weisenfeld
Weisenfeld
Paula
Edison
N.J
U.S. District Court
Clarkson S. Fisher
Weather and public notices from Audrain district
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show 32 high 27 low for last 24 hours with 1.00 in snow. month to date 2.16 in. Extended outlook calls for cooler, sunny days and a slight chance of rain or snow eastern sections around Tuesday. Public safety and court items include highway incidents near Mexico and Jefferson City, magistrate fines, and a Paris birth at Audrain Medical Center.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Market snapshot of over the counter and NYSE trading
Over the counter bids and asks included A B Chance 10 bid 1034 asked Commerce Bancshares 22%4 bid 23% asked Wetterau 14% bid 1434 asked. NYSE figures show Kaiser Aluminum 20 1 2 up, Wal Mart 13% down, and others with small gains. A correction notes Wal Mart ad price omission for Christmas Electric Fireplace at 99c.
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Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Memphis Police disciplined in probe of sexual misconduct
In Memphis Tennessee an internal probe found 24 officers had sexual relations with 19 year old Charlotte Tyler from Paris Arkansas. Fifteen more officers were cited for failing supervisory judgment. Punishments ranged from reprimands to 45 day suspensions. the officers’ names were not released. Tyler was arrested for prostitution solicitation after doctors detected a venereal disease during a required physical exam. She alleged affairs with officers in Arkansas and Kansas City. Kansas City police declined comment.
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Jay W. Hubbard
Charlotte Tyler
Paris
Ark
Hubbard
Tyler
Vice Squad
Police Internal Affairs Bureau
Arkansas
Kansas City
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Mildred) Newson
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