Nixon Meets Labor Chiefs In Miami Beach Meeting
President Nixon held a 45 minute closed door session with AFL CIO leaders led by George Meany in Miami Beach. He praised labor support for defense and peace and urged an open door White House policy while signaling cooperation on his trade bill as prices rise. Brennan joined the labor leaders for the talks, and officials said Nixon spoke on food prices and a hoped slowdown in six months.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Afl-Cio Executive Council
White House
Meany
Labor
Ter J. Brennan
New York
Key Biscayne
Ronald L. Ziegler
Twenty POWs Released From Hanoi Reach Freedom
Clark Air Base in the Philippines received Navy Lt. James W. Bailey and 19 other released prisoners, all reported in good health. Bailey headed to Memphis for medical processing after his father’s heart attack, while the rest prepared to depart for the United States by Wednesday.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Hanoi
United States
Navy
James W. Bailey
Kosciusko, Miss
Clark Field
Bailey
Clark
Robert FE. Wideman
Bay Village
Ohio
Memphis
Tenn
U.S. Navy
Freedom
North Vietnam
U.S
Henry Kissinger
International Commission For Control and Supervision
Gia Lam
Mrs. Floyd Riutcel Dies at 67 in Martinsburg
Mrs. Floyd Riutcel 67 a Martinsburg community and church figure died at home Sunday. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Martinsburg Community Church with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Memorials to Heart Fund. Survived by husband Don Riutcel a son a daughter and seven grandchildren.
Raymond Erisman Buried Today
Raymond Erisman 67 of Benton City died 4:05 p.m. Saturday at Audrain Medical Center after two days as a patient. A retired Meeks and Atkins Oil Co. driver, he was born Oct 30 1905 in Benton City, son of Andrew and Minnie Erisman. Funeral today at Arnold funeral home with Rev. John Blass. burial in Benton City Cemetery. Survived by wife Nina Tremaine Erisman, a daughter Helen Jean Talley of Mexico, three granddaughters, a sister, and several pallbearers and honorary pallbearers.
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Raymond Erisman
Benton City
Audrain Medical Center
Meeks and Atkins Oil Co
Arnold Funeral Home
John Blass
John Willer
Andrew
Minnie M
Erisman
Nina Tremaine
Hannibal
Robert
Helen Jean) Talley
Mexico
Robin
Terry
Jackie Talley
Herbert Blades
Bob Lavender
W.B. Tratchel
Tratchel Hicks
John Northcutt
Bill Williamson
Edwin Delamarre
James Martin
Finley Stumpf
John Tratchel
Bob Tratchel
Bob Baker
Leo Erdel
Eugene Foreman
Cease-fire Fails To Stop Viet War
Saigon reports 194 Communist cease-fire violations in 24 hours as Canada led ICCS to deploy teams to subregional Viet Nam sites by Feb 26. Gauvin said four party Joint Military Commission delays hinder ICCS obligations while North Vietnamese attacks persist near La Huynh and Da Nang area.
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Saigon
International Peacekeeping Group For
Vietnam
Micahel Gauvin
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Gauvin
Joint Military Commission
ICCS
Mobile Commission
Peacekeeping Commission
Canada
Poland
Hungary
Indonesia
Internation
United States
North
South Vietnam
Gauvin Heads
Joint Commission
la Huynh
da Nang
Elderly couple escape from burning mobile home
An 87 year old man Clarence Hudson and his 84 year old wife escaped a fire that engulfed their Sunrise Road mobile home, suffering minor face and hand burns. Neighbors assisted as a back door was opened and they fled to the yard. Cause undetermined. They are with son David near Auxvasse. family seeks furnishings and clothing. Sizes listed for both.
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Sunrise Road
Mexico
Clarence Hudson
Mrs. Hudson
Kerner Convicted On Bribe Charge
CHICAGO AP Federal Judge Otto Kerner was found guilty of accepting racing stock as a bribe while governor of Illinois. He and Theodore J. Isaacs were convicted of conspiracy bribery fraud and income tax evasion. Kerner faces up to 83 years and $93,000 in fines. Isaacs, 62, served as Kerner’s director of revenue and faces a similar range of penalties.
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Chicago
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Kerner
U.S. Court of Appeals
Theodore J. Isaacs
US District Court
Isaacs
Farm Leader Warns Of Low Mood Danger
Oklahoma City AP. George Stone president of the Oklahoma Farmers Union warns Congress must stop Nixon from cutting farm programs or farmers will face drastic income losses that threaten the economy. He says farmers cannot recover losses by raising prices and may be forced to sell at low returns.
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Oklahoma City
Congress
Nixon
The
Oklahoma Farmers Union
George Stone
St Louis teachers end 28 day strike with pay raise
St Louis teachers from two associations accept a board offer to end a 28 day strike. The pact adds an immediate 200 dollar raise and a 600 dollar across the board raise starting in September, lifting starting salaries to 6000 dollars. The deal includes no strikes for 18 months, a grievance procedure, smaller classes, and paid hospitalization.
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ST. Louis
Board of Education
St. Louis Teachers Association
Washington
Jerry B. Abernathy
Teachers Association
Abernathy
The
Associ
Ation
National Education Association
Demosthenes DuBose
T. R. Coose Dies. Rites On Tuesday
Turner Richard Coose 79 dies at Audrain Medical Center after brief illness. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Friendship Baptist Church with IOOF and Rebekah Lodges to participate. Burial in Memorial Gardens, Columbia. Survived by wife Alma Marietta, son Ernest Coose, two grandchildren, and stepfamily. Residents of 629 West Maple Street and former Eldon retiree from Florsheim Shoe Co. Also survived by brothers and sisters if listed, with services by Arnold. Local obituaries note church memberships and lodge affiliations.
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Turner Richard Coose
Arnold Funeral Home
Marvin Jones
Friendship Baptist Church
Memorial Gardens
Columbia
Mr. Coose
W. Maple St
Audrain Medical Center
Boone County
Jim
Leta Coats Coose
Alma Marietta
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Jefferson
Jackson
Monroe
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Floyd Riutcel
Martinsburg
Sam Baniqued
Wellsville
Eastern Star
Herman
Pearl Freyer Roppel
Kansas City
Riutcel
Ladies of the Church
State Historical Society of Missouri
Audrain Historical Society
District Republican Women’s Club
Biuteel
N.M. Friedman and Co. Picture Frame Co
Don Riutcel
Howard
Mary Jane) Brooks
Montgomery City
Louis Moore
Heart Fund
NM. Friedman Co
Thomas V. Sutton
Route 3
Sutton
U.S. Air Force
San Francisco
Calif
Elkhorn, Wis
U. S
Loc Ninh
Clarence Phears
L.S. Phears
Laddonia
Ruth Schafer
Ledger
Inside Today
Chance
Centralia
Bond
Little Dixie Shrine Club
Empire Club
Moolah Temple
Robert E. Conyers
Mexico Club
William
Bob
T. R. Coose
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