No Release Of Prisoners Tomorrow In Saigon
AP dispatch reports a North Vietnamese spokesman denying any POW releases on Tuesday while U.S. officials held hope for about 140 Americans to be handed over. Talks set for Wednesday delay transfer, as Hanoi links prisoner repatriation to civilian missing in Vietnam and 60 day withdrawal deadlines.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Bui Tin
Washington
Daniel James
Pentagon
United States
South Vietnam
Tin
Joint Military Commis
Sion
North Vietnam
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Laos
Wage Guideline Holds At 5.5 Percent With Flexibility
The Nixon administration kept the 5.5 percent wage increase ceiling but signaled flexibility for specific cases. A new advisory panel including Meany and major company leaders urged responsible wage behavior to align with inflation goals, and a food industry wage control committee was created modeled after the construction sector to aid major settlements in 1973.
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Washington
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Dunlop
White House
Labor Management Advisory Committee
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Unions Threaten British Strikes
London AP says 600000 militant unionists oppose Heath anti inflation policy with daily strikes or slowdowns nationwide. Gas workers Slowdown cuts Midlands supplies while rail unions prepare a 24 hour national strike at midnight Tuesday. Civil servants plan 24 hour pickets outside Whitehall. 280000 workers participate. about 3000 London teachers strike Tue to Thu.
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London
Edward Heath
Whitehall
Hearing Set On Bus Lines Rate Boost in Missouri
A Missouri Public Service Commission hearing on fare increases for five major bus lines is scheduled for June 4. Greyhound Continental Trailways Jefferson Lines St Louis Cape Bus Great Southern seek about a 10 percent rise in one way daily fares and 4 to 10 percent express rate hikes for distances over 25 miles. Charter rates may rise 66 percent, with tests and exhibits due by April 9 and testimony by May. The commission ordered notices publication in several newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Public Service Commission
PSC
Greyhound Lines
Continental Trailways
Jefferson Lines
St. Louis-Cape Bus Lines
Great Southern Coaches
Springfield
Joplin
Kansas City
Ft. Leonard Wood
Missouri Court Asked to Reassess Abortion Law
Washington AP report: Supreme Court directs Missouri federal district court to re examine its anti abortion statute in light of the June 22 ruling limiting state interference in early pregnancy decisions. The case involves physicians clergy and married women arguing the law hinders medical practice family planning and personal choice.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Missouri
High Court
Samuel A. Rodgers
Dan L. Berger
Kansas City
David Rothman
St. Louis
David Hall
Columbia
Raymond B. Bragg
Alvin D. Rubin
Robert H. Craft
Susan Halverstadt
Sally Steinbach
Council Weighs Animal Control Ordinance at 7:30 Session
Mexico city council faces final reading of a proposed animal control law with supporters urging stronger dog protection and dog owners opposing. Attendance expected from both sides. Third reading also on zoning at Elmwood and Liberty for a Moose Lodge site and first reading on street resurfacing and special tax assessments.
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Mexico
Elmwood Drive
Liberty Streets
Three More In Pageant Adds Miss Mexico Contestants
Three more candidates joined the Miss Mexico pageant field as entrants met Sunday for a first rehearsal and deadline. Names include Vanessa Marshall Donna May Marking and Debra Kay Williams joining sixteen others. Pageant proceeds March 31 at Presser Hall with sponsor Jaycees and Kline's support.
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Mexico
Fellowship Hall
the Methodist Church
Vanessa Marshall
Vernon Marshall
Route 3
Donna May Marking
Darrell Marking
N. Clark St
Debra Kay Williams
James T. Williams
Jefferson St
Christine Michelle Jacobi
Teresa Kay Palmer
Joan Balser
Barbara Jean Moore
Linda Sue Henderson
Terry Lee Maddox
Laura Lea White
Vicky Lynn Moss
Rachel Gould
Stephanie White
Jaycees
Presser Hall
Gary Sanger
Songer
Kline
Rogers Calls For Peace Machinery At Vietnam Talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers urged the Paris conference on Vietnam to create a simple mechanism to reconvene if peace is in danger and link with the field peacekeepers. Canada warned it may quit the four nation peace supervisory commission by April 30 absent an international cease fire enforcement authority. The session also discussed UN backup through Waldheim and reports of ceasefire violations, with Canada pressuring for a functional system to avoid vacancies in the commission. In Atlanta a crash killed six aboard an executive jet en route to Miami, plane linked to Machinery Buyers Corp. and Triton Development Co.. no injuries on the ground.
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Paris
William P. Rogers
Vietnam
Canada
South
Rogers
Peace Supervisory Commission
Mitchell Sharp
U.S
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Poland
Hungary
Indonesia
Sharp
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Atlanta, Ga
Wood
Miami
Machinery Buyers Corp
Atlanta
Triton Development Co
Houston
Tex
Waldheim
Nguyen Thi Bing
Indochina
Hotel Majestic
Avenue
Kleber
Arc de Triomphe
Funeral services set for Miss Anna Murphy of Mexico
Miss Anna Murphy 89 of 518 8S Jefferson St Mexico dies at home. Funeral at 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. Brendan Church led by Rev Patrick Dolan. Burial in Washington Cemetery Glasgow. Survived by sister Louise Murphy and brother Edward J Murphy. two brothers predeceased. Visitation after 2 p.m. today with rosary at 7:30 p.m. at Precht Pickering.
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Anna Murphy
Jefferson St
St. Brendan Church
Patrick Dolan
Washington Cemetery
Glasgow
Miss Murphy
Fredendall and Wilkins Department Store
Edward
Katherine Neville Murphy
Mexico
Fredendall- Wilkins Inc
North American Benefit Association
Louise Murphy
Sherwood Arms
Centralia
Edward J. Murphy
Precht Pickering Funeral Home
Self-Defense Claimed After Middletown Man Shot Dead
Omer J. Hogan 37 was killed near Middletown when a deer slug from a 16 gauge shotgun hit him during a dispute at John Hill's home. Sheriff Landrum said Hill acted in defense of his home and life. Hogan's wife corroborated the claim. No charges against Hill. Funeral plans pending.
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Middletown
Omer
John Hogan
Clarence Landrum
John Hill
Hogan
Hill
Mrs. Hogan
Mr. Hogan
Albert
Meidel
John
Margaret Hill
Montgomery City
Wellsville
Landrum
East Central Missouri Mental Health Center
Louis
Myers Funeral Home
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Demilitarized Zone
Legion Magazine
Rodenbaughs
Franklin D. Rodenbaugh
N. Washington St
Audrain Medical Center
Rodenbaugh
Kaiser Refractories
Owens
Kenneth W. Owen
Clay St
Owen
Wetterau Foods Inc
Brian Andrew Pace
Taylors
Bill Taylor
W. Liberty St
Taylor
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