Russell Eulogies Land Long Career
Washington AP Russell Eulogies land a long career as Richard Russell, the Georgia Democrat and Senate president pro tempore, dies at 73 after a lifetime in high public office. Known for seniority, he chaired Armed Services and Appropriations, shaped Vietnam policy, and backed Navy subs and Air Force programs. He rose from Georgia governor to Senate stalwart, influencing Johnson and Truman era politics.
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Churchill Statue To Fulton Soon
An 8 foot Winston Churchill statue, unveiled in London, will be brought to Fulton and placed beside the Church of St. Mary Aldermanbury, likely in May. The 17th century church, rebuilt after wartime damage, serves as a memorial to Churchill and his 1946 Iron Curtain speech. The 25th anniversary observance includes Lord Harlech delivering a Green Foundation Lecture on March 5, with former U.S. ambassador Angier Biddle Duke speaking March 6 and a March 7 worship service to conclude the program.
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United States
Harlech Television Ltd
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Angier Biddle Duke
U. S
Denmark
New Plant To Open At Rolla In Missouri
The Barad Co. of St. Louis will start production in 30 to 60 days at a 40,000 square foot city owned building in Rolla. About 50 jobs will be created initially. The firm also runs a branch in Salem. The building was formerly occupied by a shoe factory that closed last September.
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Rolla, Mo
Barad Co
St. Louis
Rolla
Salem
Bogus Cash Found In Potosi House Seized By Authorities
St Louis AP reports more than 200000 in counterfeit tens twenties and hundreds found in a Potosi Missouri home once occupied by Dr Thomas Warren now in Poplar Bluff. The cache was discovered by Marlin Keithley and son Bill while moving furniture and later turned over to Washington County sheriff’s office. Bills described as of poor quality with no serial numbers. one note circulated last October in nearby Poplar Bluff. Warren had opposed a state Senate candidate last year.
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Earl R. Blackwell
Hillsboro
Missouri
Associated Press
Army Spied On Student Meetings in Minnesota Probe
Former Army intelligence agents report spying on civilian political meetings at McAlester College and the University of Minnesota. They describe card files, photo records, and access to admissions records, while denying personal spying on Mondale or Galbraith. The six enlisted men indicate military interest in protest activity persisted, with debated legality and a national issue emerging.
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Region V
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Bumpers Gets Bills Passed In Arkansas House
The Arkansas House approved two key Gov. Dale Bumpers proposals, a state government reorganization plan and repeal of the fair trade liquor law, each by wide margins. The reorg would cut 60 agencies into 13 departments and the repeal sets minimum liquor and wine prices. Both now go to the Senate, where opposition is expected.
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Father Cannot Donate Kidney for Son at Chicago Hospital
Doctors screen Tipton Missouri family for a kidney donor for 10 year old William Fry who was born with one kidney removed after failure. His father Lawrence Fry offered a kidney but doctors found it incompatible due to unique body chemistry limits. William has lived with an artificial kidney. siblings Linda and Steven are 16 and 14.
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Children’s Memorial Hospital
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Willam Fry
Lawrence A. Fry
William
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Linda
Steven
Missouri Bancshares Plans Three Bank Acquisitions
Missouri Bancshares Inc of Kansas City announced in St Louis that it has agreed in principle to acquire the Bank of Ferguson by stock purchase and Arnold Savings Bank by stock exchange, with talks also ongoing to buy First Security Bank of Kirkwood. If completed the firm will own eight banks with resources over 490 million.
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Missouri Bancshares, Inc
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Newfield to Speak on The New Left at Stephens Lecture
Jack Newfield assistant editor of The Village Voice Greenwich Village and author of A Prophetic Minority will lecture on The New Left and the New Politics at 8 15 p m Tuesday January 26 in Stephens Assembly Hall Greenwich Village The speech follows his best selling work and current editorial role at The Village Voice.
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Columbia
Jack Newfield
The
Village Voice
Greenwich Village
Stephens
Stephens Assembly Hall
Scenic River Bill Draws Opposition
The Missouri Scenic Rivers plan faces renewed opposition as Rep Corley Thompson introduces a proposal to limit zoning to 150 feet. Landowners oppose any streamside zoning, forming the Sho Me State Heritage Association to defend property rights. A legislative committee weighs whether to back zoning or easements.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Ozark
Roger Taylor
St. Charles
Corley Thompson
Webster Groves
Houston
Northeast Missouri High School Academic Festival Held March 23
The Northeast Missouri High School Academic Festival will take place on Tuesday March 23 on the campus of Northeast Missouri State College.
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Kirksville
Northeast Missouri
State College
Memory transfer molecule created by Baylor scientist
Baylor College of Medicine neuroscientist Dr. Georges Ungar reports synthesizing a memory transfer molecule that can convey learned fear from shocked rats to untrained mice. He notes the artificial molecule mirrors a natural one and could apply to humans with funding. work underway with Dr. D.M. Lesiderio assisting.
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Houston, Tex
Baylor College of Medicine
Georges Ungar
Ungar
Hungary
Baylor
D.M. Lesiderio
Professor and Houston chemist create first identical substance
Bay lor University professor of chemistry and Dr Wolfgang Parr, assistant professor of chemistry at the University of Houston, accomplished the first artificial production of an identical substance last week.
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Wolfgang Parr
University of Houston
Parr
Five Car Ring Defendants Enter Court Appearance
Five of six arrestees linked to an auto theft ring waived preliminary hearings and will face Bollinger County Circuit Court. Clifford W. Petton Jr. is charged with tampering with a motor vehicle and bearing a dangerous weapon, while Stanley D. Petton also faces tampering. Three St. Louis area residents are charged with receiving stolen property. Jelle Ann Niere faces tampering charges and awaits a hearing. The suspects were arrested in a raid on a Marquand area house near the Madison County line. officers found many cars, three identified as stolen.
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Marble Hill
Bollinger County
Kenneth Shrum
Clifford W. Petton Jr
Lutesville
Stanley D. Petton
St. Louis-area
Schrum
Madison County
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