Geneva Talks Await Syria After Egypt Pact
The United States eyes a new phase as Kissinger plans talks in Damascus with Hafez Assad after Sadat leaves for Gulf states. The Egypt Israel disengagement pact prompts Cairo’s media to hail the move while warning it’s only a first step toward broader Middle East peace.
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Priest Uses Exorcism to Clear Devil From Daly City Home
Franciscan Father Karl Patzelt described conducting a Roman Catholic exorcism in a Daly City home to help a young couple and their 2 year old son plagued by disturbances it began in spring 1972. He said the rites involved incense and about 20 lay helpers and that the family slept only two hours nightly.
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Boats Aflame in Collision Off New Orleans
New Orleans coast guard crews hunted about 13 missing as darkness fell after a flaming collision between the tanker Key Trader and the Norwegian freighter Baune on the Mississippi River. Two were known dead and 61 saved. a woman and her 5 year old child were among the missing. Rescue teams planned to resume search at daylight.
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Nixon Aide Resigns Over Regrets on Donations
Washington AP report says Edward J. Morgan resigns as assistant secretary of the Treasury after expressing regret over his role in the Nixon administration deed transferring vice presidential papers valued at 576000 to the National Archives. He questions his actions and notes potential tax implications for the President amid IRS and congressional inquiries. Admiral Rickover to marry nurse in Chicago. license issued for Hyman Rickover and Cindr Bednowicz with marriage expected.
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Junior School Trio Wins Band Battle at MMA
The eighth annual battle of the bands at Missouri Military Academy ended with the Junior School trio named Zat winning over two high school units. Members Tracy Hood of Fulton on drums, David Squires of Springfield on lead guitar, and Joe Fletcher of Waukegan on guitar performed two guitars and traps. Other competitors included Black Mass with Arnoldo Arrendondo and Gary Phillips, The Four, and solo vocalists. Master of ceremonies was Tom Mullen of Nebraska City.
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Gabriel Cornu
Gomez Palacio
Mexico
Mark Donnelly
Mexico City
John Webbner
Englewood Cole
Tom Mullen
Nebraska City
Neb
China Expels Five Russians As Spies In Beijing
Beijing says five Russians left China after a protest note from Vice Foreign Minister Yu Chan. Named were V.I. Marchenko, his wife, V.A. Semenov, her husband, and interpreter A.A. Kolosov. China alleged espionage linked to a January 15 meeting with Li Hongshu and another person.
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Truckers Roll To Sell Sunday Gas On Washington
Gov. Askew orders Sunshine State Parkway stations to resume Sunday gasoline sales. About 100 tractor-trailer rigs left Little Rock Friday in a convoy en route to Washington for a date with the President.
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Reubin Askew
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4-H Awards Highlight Audrain County Club Distinctions
The Audrain County 4-H program honored clubs with Blue, Red, and White Ribbon awards for performance and leadership. Blue Ribbon seals went to Hustlers, B G Hustlers, Prairie Dale, Laddonia Lucky Leaf, Jolly Workers, Carter Cavaliers, Melody Martins, and Hisey Hoppers, with McClintic Pioneers and Be-Bo Bouncers earning Silver.
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Audrain County
Twe Mans
Frances Powell rites set Sunday in Wellsville
Services for Frances Marie Powell 63 will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Myers Funeral Home Wellsville with Rev. Clarence Smith officiating and burial in Wellsville Cemetery Eastern Star services at 7 30 tonight She died Friday at Callaway County Hospital Fulton where she had been ill for weeks She was born in Missouri a daughter of Cathar and Rebecca Ingram Perkinson An aide at the state hospital in Fulton and a Methodist Church member she belonged to Martha Washington Chapter Order of Eastern Star Surviving are husband Clarence a daughter Margo Stone three brothers Buryl Perkinson Roy Perkinson Cathar Perkinson a sister Mrs George Shiver Decker and three grandsons
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South Carolina
Roy Perkinson
Kentucky
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Argentina
George Shiverdecker
Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Dinners Recalled
The FDA recalls 2.2 million packages of Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Dinners due to possible food poisoning bacteria. Identifications include 9-26- TAC and 10-8-74C, with cheese made in Springfield Missouri and distributed in Illinois Arizona Utah Oregon and Washington.
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Missouri Weather And Local Reports Include Weather And Admissions
Local forecast notes Missouri conditions with drizzle fog and rain likely south. Highs 40s north to 60s southeast. Tonight clouding with rain north and southeast. Sunday clearing, highs 40s to 50s. Extended outlook suggests a rain or snow risk Tuesday with cool temps. Audrain Medical Center reports multiple admissions in Mexico Centralia Vandalia Hallsville and Laddonia plus a birth at Laddonia.
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Deaths: Eliza Phears Oaks 93 of Vandalia
Mrs Eliza Phears Oaks 93 of Vandalia died at Audrain Medical Center. Funeral 1 30 p m Sunday Waters Funeral Home with Rev Wallace Thurman officiating. Burial Vandalia Cemetery. Born May 15 1880 in Keithsburg Ill. Survived by daughter Elsie Lane and several grandchildren. Preceded by husband Ernest Phears Henry Oaks a 1983.
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Audrain Medical Center
Waters
Wallace Thurman
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Keithsburg
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John Andrew
De Icer Helps Strawberries In Indianapolis Story
Thelma Miller uses fertilizer instead of salt to melt ice on sidewalks a strange result she notes about seven years of practice. When snow and rain washed the fertilizer into her strawberry beds a year, she recalls producing unusually large berries. It shows an unexpected side effect of de icing.
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Indianapolis
Thelma Miller
Wells Reappointed to Missouri Southern Board of Regents
Jefferson City Missouri Gov Christopher Bond reappointed Jerry E Wells a Joplin Democrat to the Missouri Southern State University Board of Regents Wells tenure begins this term as the regents council oversees the college governance and strategic direction details indicate Wells continues service after prior appointment by the governor
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Jefferson City, Mo
Jerry E. Wells
Deaths and Births Highlight Daily Record Notice
The Daily Record notes a Friday birth in Mexico a daughter to Mr and Mrs Gerald Hardy at 10 40 am and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Carl Jesse at 12 56 pm Dismissed: a list includes William E Woods I Mrs Carl Jesse Mrs Frank Lebenbauer Robert K Smith and others. deaths recorded for Mrs Clarence Bishop 67 Vandalia 11 10 am and Mrs Eliza Oaks 93 Vandalia 2 55 pm. Also marriage license applications listed for Michael Walz and Lela Meissert in Columbia and Gary Gibbs and Faith Meath in Columbia. Court items cover a driver breathalyzer petition and magistrate arraignments including burglary charges against three defendants and forged check cases. A defendant in no valid license pleaded guilty with a 25 dollar fine and jail return to New Jersey authorities.
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Carl Jesse
Frank Lebenbauer
Robert K. Smith
Elmer Ehlert
Earl Kelsay
Jerry Woodson
Vandalia
Robert Spoeger
Middletown
Lena Yancy Sanders
Centralia
Roger English
Williamwr
Columbia
Michael Henry Walz
Jefferson City
Lela Jolene Meissert
Gary Russell Gibbs
Faith Ann Meath
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Andrew Barral
Barral
New Jersey
Jerry Melvin Jones
Jones
Market Reports: Grain Prices and Wheat Quotes
Market notes show soybeans and corn values with No. 2 red soft wheat at St. Louis quotes. No wheat price for local listings.
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Nervous Man Tries To Enter Plane Deck
An unarmed man described as highly nervous and irritated attempted to enter the flight deck of a Delta DC-9 in Birmingham. Clay Long of Topeka was taken to University Hospital in satisfactory condition after an unscheduled stop. no injuries or damage occurred and Long was deplaned without resistance.
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Mrs Clarence Bishop Dies in Vandalia at 67
Mrs. Clarence Bishop 67 of Route 1 Vandalia died at 11 10 a m Friday at Audrain Medical Center Funeral services set for 3 p m Sunday at Waters funeral home Vandalia with Rev Ollie Trout First Baptist Church Born July 16 1906 in Pike County she was the former Opal Sidwell married Feb 22 1928 to Clarence Bishop who survives Also surviving two daughters Mrs George Harlow Farber and Mrs Dale Gatewood Springfield Jr a son Clarence F Bishop Vandalia Seven grandchildren and one great grandchild Visitation after 2 p m today at the funeral home
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Mary) Harlow
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Darline) Gatewood
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Money Reform To Be Put Off
Rome AP report after a weeklong IMF meeting indicates world monetary reform remains at least two years away. The IMF’s July 31 deadline still stands for a stable system to finance world trade, but experts now expect the floating exchange rate stopgap to endure into 1976 due to oil price-driven trade disruptions.
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Girl for Hammetts in Audrain Center birth
Mr and Mrs Richard Hammett Route 1 Laddonia welcomed a daughter born Friday at 10 40 am at Audrain Medical Center weighing eight pounds six ounces. Mr Wistingit is selberpleyed.
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Laddonia
Audrain Medical Center
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Fierce Fighting In Viet Highlands
Saigon reports North Vietnamese forces seized two government positions in the central highlands north of Kontum and attacked two more, causing over 100 government casualties. The Communists unleashed more than 1500 artillery and mortar rounds in what authorities call some of the year's fiercest fighting. In Phnom Penh insurgent rockets kill at least one as death toll rises over fifty.
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Phnom Penh
Oil Deal Collapses Belgium Premier Resigns
The government of Socialist Premier Edmund Leburton resigned after Iran backed out of a $200 million jointly owned oil refinery project near Liege. The coalition collapsed after Flemish Christian Democrats opposed the site and Liberals pressed for private company participation.
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