Tough Talk in Russian Press on Jewish Emigration Plot
A Soviet military court sentenced Jew Lt Wulf Zalmanson to 10 years in a labor camp for involvement in a June hijack plot to divert an Aeroflot airliner to Israel. Pravda and Izvestia denounced a Western anti Jewish campaign, while protests and counterprotests surged in the United States and at the Soviet Embassy in Washington.
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Bauer Killed in Berkeley Crash Involving Abandoned Car
Franklin R. Bauer aged 32 from Hazelwood died after his car struck an abandoned vehicle along Interstate 70 in Berkeley, according to police. The fatal crash occurred Thursday night, with investigators noting the lone vehicle impact and location.
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Bargainers Meet Today With Chrysler
UAW and Chrysler talks resume after a three week pause following rejection of a new wage proposal. Woodcock cites deficiencies on retroactivity and salaried pay hikes. O'Brien pledges to negotiate. Union plans Monday meeting to decide next steps to avoid a strike deadline.
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Woman, 24, Preparing To Be Rabbi In Judaism Milestone
Miss Sally Priesand, 24, in Kansas City to discuss becoming America's first woman rabbi in the Reform movement. She says the path is a personal vocation not a women's liberation crusade, expects to graduate in 1972 and seeks a congregation of about 200 families.
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Bond to Speak at Moberly Lincoln Day Dinner
Missouri auditor Christopher Bond will speak at a Lincoln Day dinner in Moberly on February 8. The event highlights state governance and party history with Bond as the featured speaker.
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Kit) Bond
Indicted banker offered bribe to keep bank open
Clayton AP Roguh E B Zatezalo 49 vice president Civic Plaza Bank Kansas City was indicted by St Louis County Grand Jury for allegedly trying to bribe State Finance Commissioner C W Culley to delay closing First State Bank of Bonne Terre for 30 days. Culley refused the $4000 offer with a promise of more. Bond set at $5000. Robinson indicted in Bonne Terre case. House probes impeachment.
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Nixon Breaks in California Amid Orange County Tour
President Nixon spends Thursday in an auto tour with daughter Tricia and Bebe Rebozo, traveling from San Clemente to Laguna Beach and back via Laguna Canyon, with Secret Service drivers. The trip highlights a California stay as press coverage notes other national figures and events.
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Witnesses testify to My Lai killings in Hutto court case
Three former soldiers testified they saw American troops fire on unarmed civilians during the 1968 My Lai assault. They described orders to kill and to dispose of bodies, with Captain Medina named as overall commander. Hutto sits as a machine gunner facing assault with intent to kill charges.
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Charlie Company
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Medina
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My Lai trial details face Lt Calley case at Ft Benning
Witnesses from the 2nd Platoon with Hutto testified they could not see actions of the 1st Platoon under Lt William L Calley Jr who stands trial for murdering 102 civilians during the operation at My Lai. 5th Sgt David Mitchell, a 1st Platoon squad leader, was acquitted last fall of assault with intent to kill My Lai civilians.
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Mexico School Lunch Menu Jan 11 to 15
Hardin Elementary and High School list daily menus for the week. Elementary serves items such as Wiener winks pizza sausage pattie chili and tuna croquette with assorted sides. High School features fried steak chili beef potato burger baked turkey fish and sides plus desserts and juices.
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GOP To Choose Redistricters
Jefferson City Republicans plan to select candidates for a Senate redistricting committee at a Monday meeting. The 10 nominees will face gubernatorial appointment to a five Republican five Democrat commission to redraw state Senate districts under the 1970 census. House redistricting will be done by a 20 member panel, 10 Republicans and 10 Democrats, chosen by district committees.
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Berry couple name son Matthew Rodney in Wellsville
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Berry of Wellsville announce the birth of their nine pound seven ounce son, Matthew Rodney, born at 7:40 p.m. at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico. The couple has two other children, Donna, 14, and Kenny, 9, with grandparents Harry McCoy of Middletown and E R Ankrom of Bowling Green.
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