US And Allies To Open Talks On Troop Cuts
The United States and 11 NATO allies plan talks in Vienna on mutual and balanced force reductions in central Europe. Talks begin Wednesday with East and other Soviet bloc states invited. France Portugal Iceland abstain. West wants parities with Italy Greece Turkey Norway Denmark. details on procedures and participants to follow.
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Diocese Opposes Women In Priesthood
Delegates at the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles convention in Anaheim voted by voice to uphold the ancient traditional practice of ordaining only men to the priesthood. The church does ordain women as deacons, who cannot celebrate Mass, a church spokesman said.
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No Clue Yet To Fate Of 1315 Americans Still Missing
Washington AP report notes no clues to fate of 1 315 Americans missing in Southeast Asia. Pentagon says list of missing is being reviewed with North Vietnamese officials. hopes to obtain names after ceasefire discussion in Paris. Case includes 655 POWs reported to be released and 65 died in captivity.
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Last American To Die Was Following Belief
LL Col William Nolde 43 of Mount Pleasant was the last American to die before the Vietnam cease fire in Binh Long province An Loc area. He was the senior American adviser, killed by a direct artillery round. His widow Joayce Nolde and family described his life as devoted to helping others and believing in the Vietnamese people.
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Enslen Admitted to Boone County Hospital for Tests
Joe Joseph Enslen of 1017 E Promenade St was admitted to Boone County Hospital in Columbia for extensive tests. He is assigned to Room 228 in the hospital.
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Watergate Case To Jury Today
The Watergate trial moved toward closing with the government resting after presenting 49 witnesses. Key figures included White House attorney Fred Fielding and Democratic official R Sencet Oliver, who testified that the Democratic National Committee offices were tapped. Jurors will be charged after closing arguments as the case heads to verdict.
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Cape Flier Listed Among POWs to Return Home
CAPE GIRARDEAU MO AP The mother in law of Navy Lt Cmdr Earle G Lewis Jr praised news that he is among POWs released by Hanoi. The Cape Girardeau flyer, shot down Oct 24 1967, has a 4 year old son and a wife in San Diego. His return follows years of correspondence and hope. Also noted is Navy Cmdr Edward Estes listed as POW shot down Jan 3 1968, whose wife and two sons await at LeMoore NAS California.
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Edward Estes
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North Vietnam
LeMoore Naval Air Station
California
Your Share Of National Debt To Be 2402
The piece notes that each American would hold 2402 dollars of government bonds by June 30, 1974 under Nixon's budget based on census figures. It explains the national debt split between lenders and the public, and contrasts cashing bonds with the unlikely event of the government demanding repayment.
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Lindsay Weighs Senate Bid Amid Javits Hesitation
New York May or John V. Lindsay is considering a U.S. Senate run, per the New York Times. insiders say he hesitates about challenging incumbent Sen. Jacob K. Javits due to friendship, though Lindsay might also seek the governorship next year.
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Death Penalty and Liquor Bills Hearings in Missouri
Jefferson City AP reports Missouri lawmakers hold hearings this week on eight death penalty bills and bills on alcohol age and liquor sales. The House and Senate schedule 39 committee meetings through Wednesday as Gov Bond backs limited capital punishment for several crimes and proposals seek 18 year olds’ liquor rights and broader adulthood privileges.
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Harold Esser
Kansas City
Judiciary Committee
Inaugural Ball Photo Prompted Letter
A reader from Mexico Mo finds humor in a January photo in the Sunday Letters of the St Louis Post Dispatch. The shot shows three couples dancing at an inaugural ball: Julie Nixon Eisenhower with Governor Bond, Mrs Nixon with the President, and Mrs Edward Cox with her husband. The writer mocks the Women's Liberation Movement.
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Mexico
Good Grooming And Landscaping Classes To Start
Enrollment for 27 classes at Mexico Evening School begins Monday Feb 5 at 7 pm in Mexico High School. Two new classes include Good Grooming and Poise taught by Mary Hilliard and Landscaping for Home Grounds taught by Bill Thompson. Fees are 5 and 12 dollars respectively with 5 sessions for grooming and 10 weeks for landscaping. For more information call 581-5684.
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Pieta vandalism suspect ordered hospitalized in Rome
Laszlo Toth, a Hungarian-born geologist, was ruled insane and ordered confined to a psychiatric hospital for at least two years after attacking Michelangelo's Pieta last May 21. His hammer blows damaged the Madonna, severing the left arm and disfiguring the face. The statue has been repaired and will be placed on view behind bulletproof glass.
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Woman Astronaut Plans Another Trip
Calcutta report says Valentina Tereshkova, the world's only woman astronaut, is preparing for another space journey. She noted she is keen on it as her work but no date is fixed yet. Tereshkova, married to cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev, flew in June 1963.
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G. Nikolayev
Duchess Is Home After Hip Injury Convalescence
Paris AP reports the Duchess of Windsor, aged 76, has returned home from hospital where she was treated for a fractured hip and will continue convalescence at home.
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Paris
Duchess of Windsor
Agnew Begins Asia Tour With Guam Stop
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew arrived in Agana Guam for a one day visit at Andersen Air Force Base before starting a seven nation Asian tour. He planned to depart for South Vietnam on Tuesday morning.
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Andersen Air Force Base
South Vietnam
Spring Music Auditions at Mexico High School Begin Monday
The Mexico High School publications department announces auditions for the Vocal music department’s Spring Production. Auditions are by appointment with Mr. Valet, who says the show includes three skits, a dance routine, a choral scene, and a musical mellerdrammer No No A Million Times No. Campaigning for Student Council is underway with a primary Thursday to narrow to two candidates per office. French Club hosts Midwinter Festival French party after school tomorrow with French Bingo and door prizes. All girls interested in GAA basketball should attend the West gym tomorrow at 3 10 for after school tournaments scheduling Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Valet
Vale
50 Year Old Grudge Kills Two Officials
Armenian immigrant Gourgen N. Yanikian, 77, is held on suspicion of killing Turkish consul Mehmet Baydar, 47, and deputy Bahadir Demir, 30, at a Santa Barbara hotel. He reportedly invited the officials to view a painting he claimed to own though none existed. He dialed a hotel operator after the shootings and said he had shot two officials. Authorities, State Department, and FBI investigate.
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Bahadir Demir
Los Angeles
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Biltmore
Godfather Wins Four Golden Globes Hollywood
The Godfather is the HFPA favorite, receiving four Golden Globes. Marlon Brando won best dramatic actor. The film leads Academy Award contention for 1972, with Copolla for best director and screenplay, Puzo for screenplay, and Rota for best score.
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