Cool It Urges Jackson On War
Sen. Henry M. Jackson urged a cooling-off period on criticizing Nixon's Vietnam peace proposals while negotiations continue. McCarthy defended Muskie's stance but favored negotiating a new government in South Vietnam. Polls show Nixon leading in New Hampshire. West Virginia and Florida primaries loom. Lindsay denounces populism. Humphrey backs Israel aid. Chisholm weighs No. 2 spot with McGovern.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
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Minnesota
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Meet the Press
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California
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Ohio
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West Virginia
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Alabama
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Israeli Institute of Technology
Miami Beach
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Israel
Middle East
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Holy City
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Shirley Chisholm
George McGovern
South Dakota
Mosquitoes Run Wild in Jefferson Parish Louisiana
In Metairie Jefferson Parish mosquito control director Glenn M. Stokes cites recent rains and warm weather as causing extensive out of season breeding of mosquitoes across the area. The AP report notes conditions differ from the national pattern of winter weather.
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New Orleans
United States
Metairie
Glenn M. Stokes
Jefferson Parish
Catholics plan next Belfast march to paralyze province
After a peaceful Sunday parade in Newry that drew over 20 000 Catholics, plans were announced for another demonstration on Wednesday six months after internment of suspected IRA members began without trial. Police avoided clashes as earlier Bloody Sunday recall in Londonderry loomed.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Newry
Londonderry
Diplomat Llewellyn Thompson Dies
Llewellyn E. Thompson, a longtime U.S. diplomat famed for remaining in Moscow during the Nazi advance and for shaping East-West policy, died Sunday evening at NIH Bethesda at age 67. He served 40 years in the Foreign Service, advised multiple presidents, and helped negotiate major Cold War milestones including the Austrian State Treaty and SALT talks.
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Washington
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Russia
Thompson
Moscow
Foreign Service
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
U.S
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William P. Rogers
America
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Rogers
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Trieste
Charles E. Bohlen
Kennedy
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Salt Talks
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Missouri Republicans look to win offices in 1972 primary
Missouri Republicans gathered for Lincoln Day events to discuss winning Democratic held offices this year. Key figures included BJ King Kit Bond Gene McNary and Attorney General Danforth. A Market Opinion Research poll leaked shows Bond leading with 74 percent for governor with King 11 percent and undecided 12 percent. The convention was set for May 27 in Springfield.
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Missouri
Gene Taylor
John C. Danforth
King of
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Gene McNary
St. Louis
GOP
Springfield
Christopher ‘'Kit
Bond
Market Opinion Research Corp
Detroit
King
Atty
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McNary
William §. Morris
Earl R. Blackwell
Joe Teasdale
Jackson County
Blackwell
Teasdale
Morris
Edward L. Dowd
Vietnam Troops Drop to 133,700 in U S Command totals
Saigon AP reports U S forces in Vietnam fell to 133,700 last week, with Army 99,700 Air Force 26,600 Navy 6,800 Marines 500 and Coast Guard 100, a drop from 136,500. Washington must cut 64,700 by May 1 to meet Nixon’s ceiling, excluding Thailand based troops and off coast Navy personnel.
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U.S
Nixon
Thailand
Vietnam
Body Found In Car Buried Under Snow
Searchers dug out a car buried under five feet of snow near Pris village in Pulaski County Sunday and found the body of 62 year old Harry E. Orman of Carthage. State police said Orman died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
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N.Y
Pris Village
Harry E. Orman
Carthage
Orman
Jaycees Back 14 Proposals In Mock Missouri Legislature
Missouri Jaycees endorsed 14 proposals at a three day mock legislative session in Jefferson City. Ideas include an adult at 18 bill, selecting presidential primary delegates, a right to work measure, a Missouri Bureau of Investigation, repeal of blue laws, life insurance disclosure, and a work furlough plan for inmates. The session involved 80 communities and 170 Jaycee representatives, with 30 in the Senate and included participation by Missouri and Mexico Jaycees.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Jaycees
Jefferson City
House
Senate
Missouri
Mexico
Lewis Brooks Jr
Fred Hemlin
Tom Davis
Bill Nowell
Missouri Bureau of Investigation
Ron Berrey Named School Principal
Ronald Berrey son of Mr and Mrs Max Berrey of Thompson Route 1 was appointed principal of Brown Elementary in Hazelwood School District north St Louis County. The 870 pupil school with 67 teachers enrolled in grades 1-6. Berrey graduated from Mexico High School and earned a BS from Northeast Missouri State College. He taught at Mexico High School for two years, served in the U S Army including Vietnam service, then earned a master's in elementary administration at Central Warrensburg before beginning teaching in 1970.
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Ronald Berrey
Max Berrey
Brown
Hazelwood
St. Louis County
Berrey
Mexico High School
Northeast Missouri State College
Kirksville
U.S
Sunday Afternoon Hostage Ordeal Near Kentucky Border
In BOLIA Kentucky AP two escaped fugitives from the Southwest Virginia camp at Coeburn held the Worley Sturgill family hostage for three hours. James Erps 38 and Robert Blanchard 21 surrendered after Kentucky trooper Tom Wright used a hat and a note to verify authority. They faced charges of holding hostages being fugitives and possessing illegal firearms. Erps had 10 years for breaking and entering Blanchard 15 years for armed robbery.
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Worley Sturgill
Sturgill
Virginia
Coeburn
James Erps
Robert Charles Blanchard
Mary Kay
Kentucky
Tom Wright
Wright
Lonnie Leach
Eros
Blanchard
Seattle
Wash
Leach
Robert Love Retires From Green Co
Robert P. Love retires after 29 years at A P Green Refractories Co retiring from the maintenance section after a career starting in 1942 in the air hammer and later moving through wood mould and the dry press departments He and his wife nurse at Audrain Medical Center live on Route 3 Mexico They have four children Carroll Jo Anne Lawrence and Connie Love Street Christian Church member plans to farm and fish after retirement.
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Route 3
Mexico
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Rt. 3
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Lawrence
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Connie
India's aid to Bangladesh includes military and relief items
India pledged 33.3 million dollars in urgent aid and 13 million in sterling, plus 50 jeeps 136 ambulances and 800 trucks each carrying 200 bags of powdered milk. Mujib arrived in Calcutta for a two day visit with Mrs Gandhi after talks at the governor's palace. An official Dacca report cites over 1,000 buried weapons in Mirpur amid Bihari minority tensions and Bengali retaliation claims.
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Calcutta
Mrs. Gandhi
Dacca
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Indira Gandhi
Mujibur Rahman
Sheik
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Pakistan
India
Prize Poet Marianne Moore Dies
New York AP reports poet Marianne Craig Moore died at 84 in her Manhattan home. A Pulitzer Prize winner admired for rhythm and concision, she joked she was a happy hack of a writer. Nixon praised her as one of our most distinguished poets. A private funeral is set for Tuesday at Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn.
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Marianne Craig Moore
Brooklyn Dodgers
Miss Moore
Manhattan
Key Biscayne White House
Nixon
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Miss Moore, Pulitzer Poet, Civilian Tennis Fan, Dies
Miss Moore, a native of Kirkwood Missouri, died aged 1935. She survived by a brother and several nieces and nephews. Born in the St. Louis suburb, she lived in Manhattan Brooklyn and back to Manhattan, won the Pulitzer in 1952 for Collected Poems, and was admired by John Hay Whitney, Casey Stengel and e e cummings.
Kicks And Bumps For Horse Thieves
In Pasadena California two city boys tried horse thefts near a golf course restaurant. Police, aided by a helicopter, caught one boy after he was knocked from a horse by a tree limb. The other boy escaped by dismounting and limping to a car.
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Pasadena
Calif
VFW Chief Opposes All-Volunteer U.S. Army
ANAHEIM Calif AP Joseph Vicities commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars says he would oppose an all volunteer army for the United States He told about 400 women at the VFW auxiliary midwinter conference Saturday that no country with only volunteers has succeeded at it.
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Anaheim
Calif
Joseph Vicities
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Vicities
VFW
California Not Under Sea Delusion Sparks FCC Note
LA AP report describes a flood of calls from frightened listeners who believed an Amchitka triggered quake submerged Alaska to Santa Barbara. About 50 callers thought the coast was underwater after a two hour simulated newscast aired on KPBE FM Pasadena. The FCC required disclaimer since 1938.
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United States
Canada
Amchitka
Alaska
Tokyo
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Sunjay
Kppe- FM
Pasadena
Mexico Hedger Classified Rate Card and Hours
Publication details list daily schedule except Sundays, address at 300 North Washington Mexico Missouri. Rates show single copy ten cents and mail subscriptions varying by region with monthly, quarterly, and yearly options. Armed forces members pay 1.25 dollars per month. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturdays.
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Audrain
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