Vance May Push Plan To Swap Territories
JERUSALEM AP U S Secretary of State Cyrus Vance visits as Israeli officials consider reviving a proposal to exchange occupied lands for interim agreements with Arab states. Israel seeks U S mediation on far reaching interim deals while pushing Geneva talks without PLO participation and recalls Ford’s pledge on recognizing Israel.
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Helms Says He Will Name Kissinger If Indicted
Richard M. Helms the former CIA director told CIA officials he will name Henry Kissinger as the man who ordered him to lie if he is indicted on perjury charges. The News Journal said the grand jury probes also involve ITT and Nixon era figures over U S actions in Chile under Allende.
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Thai Troops Rush To Laos Border Amid Attacks
Thai reinforcements moved to the northeastern border after 12 soldiers were wounded in two attacks by Laotian troops and guerrillas. Laotian forces crossed the Mekong and wounded six militiamen while a prior clash at a supply base left six wounded. Cambodian troops reportedly crossed border, burning 16 Thai homes before retreat.
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Yoga and Metaphysics Class Registration This Week
Registration for the School of Metaphysics class opens Wednesday at 7 p.m. for a January 23 start, and for a yoga class on Thursday at 7 p.m. starting February 24. Both at 204a S Jefferson St. Call Bob Hamilton for details. Metaphysics classes on a donation basis, suggested weekly $3. Hatha Yoga eight week course costs $24. Current 2 1/2 hour yoga class led by Cheryl Ausaieker began in January.
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Mrs Truman Quietly Turns 92 in Independence
In Independence Missouri Bess Truman celebrated her 92nd birthday with her daughter Margaret Truman Daniel visiting from New York. Known as the boys by Harry S Truman she remains in good health despite arthritis and continues weekly beauty parlor visits while staying connected by telephone and letters at her lifelong home. Gerald Ford once visited for a Truman statue dedication in May.
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Uncle Sam Credits New GI Bill Dropouts Penalty
Washington AP veterans using the GI bill face retroactive refunds if they drop courses and fall short of required hours. Congress passed the rule to curb overpayments exceeding $2 billion since 1971, with refunds allowed for current and future terms but not past term payments before December 1. VA officials caution schools and veterans to report changes promptly and explain drops to the VA.
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Missouri Republicans Launch Lincoln Day Crusade for Converts
In St Louis Missouri Republicans opened their Lincoln Day gathering declaring a drive to win control of one state legislative chamber by 1960. They argued Democratic control during upcoming redistricting could boost GOP leases and strength. National Chairman William Brock pledged national aid to state groups while addressing about 800 attendees.
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In St Louis the national committee must start from bottom up
Brock argued that rebuilding cannot be top down and warned against an inverted pyramid. He stressed constructive reform requires grassroots work and practical steps from the base to the top.
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Birth of son John Joseph DeGhelder in St Louis
Mr and Mrs Bernie DeGhelder of St Louis welcomed their first child a son John Joseph DeGhelder born Saturday at 12 30 p m at St Johns Hospital St Louis weighing six pounds 12 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Arnold Fennewald Martinsburg and Mrs Jean DeGhelder of St Louis Mrs DeGhelder is the former Carol Fennewald and Mr DeGhelder is a certified public accountant
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Farmers Meeting Notices Circulate in Montgomery and Paris
Attention farmers are urged to attend two meetings at the Montgomery City Fairgrounds building on February 15 at 6 30 p m and at Paris R2 High School on Route 24 and 15 in Paris Missouri on February 16 at 6 30 p m Officials announce the sessions to discuss agricultural topics and community updates.
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Hi Way R-3 Plans Meeting Wednesday
Parents of future kindergarten students at Hi Way R-3 School are urged to attend a 1 p.m. meeting on Wednesday where Paul Drake superintendent will explain a new pre Kindergarten testing program and the pre registration procedures to be followed next week.
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Mrs Mildred Schatzer Returns to Ellis Fischer State Cancer Hospital
In hospital Mrs Mildred Schatzer of 608 E Love has returned to Ellis Fischer State Cancer Hospital in Columbia room 319 where she had been a patient since Jan 4 She was home for the weekend
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Report Urges Policy To Keep Food Prices Down
A government controlled supply of food crops is urged to protect grocery budgets of low and middle income families. The Exploratory Project for Economic Alternatives proposes subsidies for small and medium farmers, expanded supply management, and breaking up monopoly control by giants in production, processing, and distribution.
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Columbia School Levy Vote Tuesday
The Columbia School District faces a Tuesday vote on a third levy increase. If approved the district’s operational levy would rise to 4.82 dollars including debt service, with funds allocated to teacher pay and utilities among other items.
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Mexico Teachers Sponsor Spaghetti Dinner Benefit
The Mexico City Teachers Association hosts a spaghetti dinner Tuesday in the Mexico High School cafeteria before the Mexico Hickman basketball game. Proceeds fund two Mexico High School senior scholarships. Tickets available at the door or from senior students and all Mexico teachers.
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