Nixon Campaign Geared Up in Key States for 1972 Bid
President Nixon’s re election campaign sharpens with California and New Hampshire GOP spokesmen attacking the Democratic field as flip flop critics. Reagan leads California efforts while Morton in New Hampshire criticizes Nixon’s peace moves, as Muskie and McGovern trade barbs over debates and Vietnam policy. Wallace fights desegregation hostility in Florida, while Alabama’s bid for a winner take all primary stalls in the Senate.
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Muskie
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Indochina
Maine
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Wallace Fails To Get Alabama Delegates Bound
MONTGOMERY Ala AP Gov George C Wallace failed to bind Alabama's Democratic National Convention delegates as a legislative filibuster killed the bill. The measure would have required delegates to back the state winner in the presidential primary. Wallace faced a rival plan to keep delegates free to choose. Bailes proposed a primary with free delegates, which Wallace rejected by phone while campaigning in Florida. Pelham called the compromise a popularity contest.
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Mobile
Viet Cong rejection clouds Nixon peace plan in Paris
North Viet Namese Premier Phan Van Dong says the Viet Cong rejected President Nixon eight point peace plan though he did not say if North Vietnam also rejected it. The delegation called the VC response an energetic indictment of Vietnamization and the plan’s deceit. In other reports a Vancouver airport bomb was disarmed after a jetliner was diverted to Anchorage in an extortion plot. Nina Van Pallandt plans to testify before a New York grand jury studying fraud charges against Irving.
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Government prints more W-4 forms for withholding
Washington AP government has again printed additional W-4 tax exemption forms for workers to revise exemptions. IRS says dramatic rise in requests from employers in the last week or two. Congress boosted withholding rates this year to align withheld with 1972 tax. People with zero exemptions should file a new W-4 and claim all exemptions and special allowances for withholding.
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Paris Woman Hurt in Wreck Near Leslie Smith Home
Mrs. Beverly Bivens of Paris was injured in a one car crash on Route KK five miles southeast of Paris near the Leslie Smith residence. Her vehicle slid on ice into a ditch. She received cuts and bruises and was treated and released at the Paris Clinic.
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Mexico Public Nursing Class Sets Starting Day
The Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing Advisory Committee set Wednesday July 5 as the starting date for the 16th class. The yearlong program is sponsored by Mexico Public Schools and Audrain Medical Center, with 20 weeks classroom and 28 weeks supervised clinicals. Applications due May 15 for ages 17 to 50 with at least two years of high school, require aptitude tests and interviews. tuition is 100 dollars.
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Ruby Willingham
L. P.N
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Employment Security Division of
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Davis Hart
MMA Art Contest Opens Sunday at Missouri Military Academy
The third annual Kathryn Epple Memorial Art Contest runs Sunday at MMA with entries displayed from noon for a week. Major John Reddick sponsors, judging Monday. Five categories painting drawing sculpture mixed media photography. sweepstakes not awarded. Cadets may enter multiple items per category. Exhibit hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. admission free.
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Missouri Military Academy
John Reddick
Reddick
Actress Diana Dors backs jail wife sexual rights drive
Sunningdale England AP Actress Diana Dors joined a campaign to allow prisoners to have sexual intercourse with their wives in jail. The appeal, led by Rene Wisbey whose husband is in a 30-year sentence for a 1963 seven million dollar train robbery, seeks consent to sleep with her husband to have another child. Wisbey recently lost her 16-year-old daughter in a car crash and has appealed to Home Secretary Reginald Maulding. Dors said she supports the appeal. Her husband actor Alan Lake was released from prison last October.
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Rene Wisbey
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Reginald Maulding
Miss Dors
Alan Lake
Learning Expert To Speak At First Christian Church
Dr Charles Palmer administrator of Woodhaven Learning Center in Columbia Missouri will speak at First Christian Church Woodhaven is a nationally recognized center for exceptional children sponsored by The Christian Church Disciples of Christ It was the first such center built by a church in America The center also houses a sheltered workshop for adults and is building living quarters for adults with special needs This talk accompanies the Christian Church Woman's Day observance with fellowship members taking lead Mrs J D Gilmore heads the Christian Women's Fellowship
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Woodhaven Learning Center
Columbia
Missouri
First Christian Church
Woodhaven
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
America
Palmer
Christian Woman’s Fellowship
J.D. Gilmore
Christian Women's Fellowship
Deaths Ed Griffith Of Vandalia Dies At 82
Vandalia Ed Griffith 82 of 214 N Monroe St died at 3 30 p m yesterday at Audrain Medical Center after four years ill health Funeral arrangements are pending at Waters Funeral home Vandalia He was born in Columbus Ohio April 20 1889 He married Tina Mabry who preceded him in death and in 1942 married Flora Barnes in Vandalia He worked at Harbison Walker Refractories retiring 13 years ago He survived by Flora his wife one sister Mrs Bill Hoak Columbus Ohio one daughter Mrs Betty Greer Natchez Miss two grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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N. Monroe St
Audrain Medical Center
Waters Funeral Home
Mr. Griffith
Columbus
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Tina Mabry
Flora Barnes
Griffith
Harbison-Walker Refractories
Flora
Bill Hoak
Betty Greer
Natchez, Miss
Mrs. Cora Fowler Dies in Vandalia Rites Pending
Mrs. Cora Fowler 91 of Vandalia died 5 25 at Boone County Hospital Columbia after two weeks as patient. Funeral arrangements at Waters funeral home Vandalia pending arrival of son John W Fowler from Watsonville California. Born Nov 3 1880 near Vandalia she married William H Fowler Feb 2 1902. Survived by daughters Fern Neiger and Mae Stafford, daughter Viola Chrisman, sons John W and J H, a brother J H Elzea Sr, 11 grandchildren and 16 greats. preceded in death by five brothers one sister and son Elzea Lee. She was a member of First Baptist Church.
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Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Waters Funeral Home
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Watsonville
Calif
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Sophronie Brown Elzea
Fowler
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Fern) Neiger
Edgar
Mae) Stafford
Leo T
Viola) Chrisman
Louisville
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Bowling Green
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Sacramento
Fletcher Rites To Be on Monday
Funeral services for Paul Fletcher, 74, of 814 N Olive St, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Arnold Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Elmwood Cemetery. Officiating is Brother Frank Kartchner. Hebron Lodge Masonic services are scheduled Sunday at 7 p.m. at the funeral home. Family reception follows Sunday after 2 p.m. at Arnold's.
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Mrs J L Place Of Wellsville Dies
Mrs J L Place a Wellsville resident of 406 Clay St died at Missouri Baptist Hospital St Louis at 9 p m. Myers funeral home Wellsville is handling arrangements and services are tentatively set for Monday.
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Mrs. Ethel Wright Dies In Centralia
Mrs. Ethel G. Wright 86 died Friday at her daughter's home in Centralia where she had lived the last year. Born May 2 1885 in New Jersey, she was married to Fred Wright who died in 1950. She retired as postmaster at Maryville and was a member of the United Methodist Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are two daughters Virginia Houston and Tris Houston Scott, a son James E. Wright, and four grandsons. Services are planned at Price funeral home in Maryville after burial in Centralia.
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Leonard Houston
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New Jersey
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Elizabeth Bilby Gillinger
Fred Wright
St. Joseph
United Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star of
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Virginia) Houston
Tris Houston Scott
James E. Wright
James Jr
Robert
Steven
Mrs. Margaret Wenzel Dies at 89 in Martinsburg
MARTINSBURG Mrs. Margaret H Wenzel 89 died Friday at 6 p m in Audrain Medical Center after long illness born Wellsville Jan 18 1883 daughter of Matthew and Mary Mahoney married Phillip P Wenzel in 1912 He preceded her in death Aug 28 1964 she was St Joseph Catholic Church member survived by two sons Glennon Hannibal and William Martinsburg a daughter Mildred Neff Harlingen Tex a brother Willie Mahoney Prosser Wash a sister Mary Gibbs Sedalia Mo eight grandchildren three great Mary Ann Wenzel preceded her in death funeral at 10 a m Monday at St Joseph Catholic Church burial in St Joseph Cemetery Martinsburg rosary at Arnold Funeral Home Sunday after 2 p m with a 730 p m service
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Audrain Medical Center
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
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Hannibal
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Mildred) Neff
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Tex
Willie Mahoney
Prosser
Wash
Mary Gibbs
Sedalia
Mary Ann Wenzel
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Leo Stamm
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Arnold Funeral Home
Mrs Ray Doolin Of Vandalia Dies
Mrs Ray Marie Doolin 74 of 411 W Union St Vandalia died at Audrain Medical Center at 2 42 p m Survived by husband Ray Doolin Funeral services are pending at Waters funeral home in She was a resident of Vandalia and the local obituary notes her passing.
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W. Union St
Audrain Medical Center
Waters Funeral Home
Ray
Edwards Services For Arthur Dudley Edwards Held Today
Today at 2 p.m. funeral services for Arthur Dudley Edwards aged 65 begin at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. Ivan O. Donaldson officiating and Mrs John Willer as organist. Soloist Mrs John Conner. Burial follows in Wellsville Cemetery.
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Arthur Dudley Edwards
Robin Hood Rd
Ivan’ O. Donaldson
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John Conner
Wellsville Cemetery
Weather and crime brief from Mexico Missouri
The Daily Record reports a cloudy warmer forecast with highs in the 40s and a 20 to 50 percent chance of rain. Local police investigated two rear-window break-ins at Made-O-Day and Tower Loan Co, with no major items stolen, plus calls from Talbert's News Agency. Also noted were two-car accidents at Pizza Hut and West Plaza Shopping Center, with several citations for yielding and safe driving.
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Karen R. Stevinson
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Stock Market Showed Mixed Moves on NYSE
On the New York Stock Exchange yesterday Bobble Brooks rose 16 percent to lead gains with 60,600 shares while Dresser Industries fell 5 to 46,700 shares. Interco advanced 51 percent to 32,400, Kaiser Aluminum up, Panhandle Eastern Pipeline down 4 to 29,700, Ralston Purina up 1 to 79,900, US Gypsum common at 27.34 with 207,100 shares, and US Gypsum preferred up1 to 10,800 with 33 percent.
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Blizzard toll rises to six in Ontario Quebec storms
In heavy snowdrifts blamed on blizzards, nine storm related deaths occurred including six in Quebec. Montreal Ottawa and eastern Ontario faced 18 inch drifts with winds 40 to 50 mph closing offices schools and delaying transport. Police urged residents to stay home as crews raced to clear streets amid the five year worst blizzard.
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