Kennedy Won't Go As Delegate In Democratic race
Senator Edward M. Kennedy says he will not head Massachusetts delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Miami but will stay active in the process. The move follows his affidavit disavowing candidacy to remove his name from the Massachusetts primary ballot. The piece notes other candidates, including Wallace, Humphrey, Hartke, Jackson, McGovern, Lindsay, McCarthy, Muskie, Nixon, and Ashbrook, as the primary race unfolds across Florida, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, and beyond.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Alabama
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Indiana
Hartke
New York
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Wisconsin
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Nixon
Jackson
Iowa State University
Ames
George McGovern
South
McGovern
McCarthy
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Berlin
N.H
John Ashbrook
Ohio
R-Calif
Congress
Lawrence F. O’brien
O’brien
Kansas City
Personal News Of Perry Continued From Page Three
Reports from Perry social club include thanks to Mrs. Stanley Goss, a General Federation Club Woman report by Mrs. Ralph Williams, and refreshments at social hour. A baby named Joyce Dawn born January 7 at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Hannibal joins three siblings. grandparents are Ollie Graves and other former Perry residents. Local house moves include Harold Hicklin area, new homes built by Sam Tredway and Everett Ray. contractors Richard O’Brien. Eastern Star event honors Mrs. Mae McLaughlin with visiting guests from multiple towns.
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Ralph Williams
General Federation Club
Woman Magazine
Goss
Harold Hicklin
Herman Kuda
Perry
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hannibal
Joyce Dawn
Ollie Graves
Farber
Parry
Jim Fry
Johnny Mac
Sam Tredway
Everett Ray
Bob Cotton
Sean
Richard O’brien
Center
Smith Lakeview
Mae McLaughlin
Masonic Hall
McLaughlin
Order of Eastern Star
Perry Area
LaBelle
Canton
Bowling Green
Shelbina
Monroe City
Santa Fe
Paris
Nixon asks Bolshoi to perform Swan Lake in Moscow
Mrs Richard Nixon requests the Bolshoi Ballet stage Swan Lake in Moscow during the May visit with President Nixon. She specifies the traditional version and, according to Soviet Cultural Minister Yekaterina Furtseva, her wish will be granted after a White House discussion.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Bolshoi Ballet
Russia
Nixon
Katerina Furtseva
White House
Dispute Over Hughes Book Moves to Court in New York
In Manhattan, Rosemont Enterprises sues to enjoin publication of a touted Hughes autobiography. The suit targets McGraw-Hill Time Inc Dell Publishing and author Clifford Irving, claiming Rosemont owns exclusive life rights from 1965. A hearing is set and court orders production of documents.
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Billonaire
Howard Hughes
Rosemont Enterprises
Nevada
Manhattan
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
Time, Inc
Life Magazine
Dell Publishing Co
Clifford Irving
Irving
Hughes
McGraw-Hill
Time Inc
Rosemont
Davis
Random House
John Keats
Rosermont
State Supreme Court
Harry B. Frank
Seven Million Dollar Hashish Seized in Volkswagen
Customs agents seized 1,330 pounds of hashish, the largest haul in history, hidden in a Volkswagen pickup with camper bed and fender wells at a Portland dock after shipment from Karachi. Wholesale value nears 2 million, street value over 7 million. Three California men were arrested pending investigation.
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Portland
Ore
Karachi
Pakistan
Customs Bureau
California
Wellsville Club News Highlights Community Activities
Wellsville president led the personal news meeting with notes on a Junior Club handbook and a Sophomore Pilgrimage from the Missouri Clubworman. Reports covered the Christmas Wreath project, Wellsville Day Care Center, and plans for a Yeast bake sale. Reading of invitations, WSCS quilting acknowledgments, a prayer life program, and hostesses were noted alongside a Bloodmobile visit next month.
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Missouri
Saak
Mary Wilhoit
Wellsville
George Lipscomb, Jr
Burton
Buddy) Smith
L’etude Club
MFWC
AFS
Anderton
Jack Krier
WSCS
United Methodist-Presbyterian Educational
Matthew
Clarence Smith
Henry Kraftzeck
D.C. Lehnen
LeRoy Pease
W.H. Walls
Mick Macmullan
The
State Hospital
Roger O’leary
Roger Scott
M.W. Berger
Butz Sees Farm Prices Rise. Campaign Impact Claim
Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz told the Kansas Agricultural Convention in Topeka and the Salina Chamber of Commerce that farm prices will improve so much they won’t be an issue in next fall’s presidential campaign. He criticized Democrat senators and candidates over the dock strike, saying it cost farmers about 1 billion dollars last year. He noted meat prices and beef demand, urging larger family farms to support families. Gov. Robert Docking introduced him in Topeka and Frank Carlson in Salina, with about 1,000 in attendance.
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Kan
Earl” Butz
Kansas
Butz
Kansas Agricultural Convention
Topeka
Senate Labor Committee
U.S
Secretary of Agriculture
Census Bureau
Area Vo Tech enrollment for 26 classes Monday
26 Skilled and Technical classes open at 7 p m Monday night at Mexico Area Vocational Technical School. Adults in Audrain and nearby counties may enroll in courses approved by the State Department of Education. Some courses limited. reservations or more info via Davis Hart 581 5684. Courses include air conditioning algebra amateur radio license prep auto body repair automobile mechanics industrial electricity II basic electronics I and II advanced electronics radio and TV repair welding nursing aide LPN charge nurse prep residential wiring and wiring II supervision surveying and foremanship. Business Education offerings include accounting I II bookkeeping typing shorthand secretarial training and office machines.
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Mexico Area
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Volkmer Addresses Life Underwriters Meeting in Mexico
Rep Harold L Volkmer of Hannibal spoke Monday at the Mexico Association of Life Underwriters monthly meeting at Air Park Restaurant. As a member of the insurance committee he outlined bills set for this legislative session.
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Harold L. Volkmer
Hannibal
Mexico Association of Life Underwriters
Air Park
Volkmer
Baton Rouge Schools Close After Gunfight Violence
Baton Rouge public and private schools closed today amid tension after last Monday's gunfight between police and militants. Two officers and two Black Muslims were killed. the shooting halted high school events and led to a curfew, now lifted. About 700 National Guardsmen were sent home.
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Baton Rouge
Vandalia Personal News Details Flight Tour And Meeting
Personal News of Vandalia reports a meeting led by Mrs. Charlotte Schwab that closed with a prayer by Rev. Darrow and refreshments served by Mrs. Pam Baker. John Nation of Wellsville guided a Vandalia Perry and Montgomery City group through tours of Lambert Airport’s control tower and local weather and air traffic facilities on Thursday evening. Attendees from Vandalia included Merle Culwell Howard Whiteaker Merrell Epplesheimer Bill Dempsey Donnie Epplesheimer John Ziegler Bud Lonergan Earl Cordry Richard Lewis and Junior Holt.
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Charlotte Schwab
Darrow
Pam Baker
John Nation
Wellsville
Perry
Montgomery City
Vandalia
St. Louis
Merle Culwell
Howard Whiteaker
Merrell Epplesheimer
Bill Dempsey
Donnie Epplesheimer
John Ziegler
Bud Lonergan
Earl Cordry
Richard Lewis
Junior Holt
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Robert Whitehead
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