Anguish Lingers For Families Of Missing Vietnam Vets
Virginia Beach families endure grief as many service members listed as missing or prisoners of war remain unresolved. Mrs. George Clarke seeks word on Lt. George Clarke missing since 1967, while Billie Lindland awaits her husband Lt. Donald Lindland. Jane Randall learns her husband Lt. Robert Randall may be dead, complicating hope with final declarations from Navy officials.
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Virginia Beach
America
George Clarke
Air Force
Vietnam
George
Jane Randall
Bob
Jane
Navy
Mrs. Randall
Doctors And Dentists Form Union In Las Vegas
The American Federation of Physicians and Dentists formed at a two day meeting in Las Vegas ends with 8,000 members and 17,006 pledged to join. It aims to be the national bargaining agent for doctors with government programs insurers and hospitals. Dr. Stanley S. Peterson of Springfield Missouri elected president for a three year term.
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Las Vegas
Nev
American Federation of ‘Physicians and Dentists
Donald C. Meyer
New York City
Missouri Physicians Guild
Doctors Association of the
City of New York
Committee
Union of American Physicians
New York State Society of Surgeons
Massachusetts Federation of Physicians, Inc
Stanley 5. Peterson
Springfield
Mrs W Noel Scobee Returns Home to Recuperate
Mrs. W Noel Scobee, patient at Audrain Medical Center since December 21, left the hospital Sunday to recuperate at her home at 702 South Morris Street. Mrs. Alice Torreyson is staying with her during her recovery.
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W. Noel Scobee
Audrain Medical Center
S. Morris St
Alice Torreyson
Nixon relaxes on Grand Day in Bahamas
President Nixon rests on Grand Cay a private Bahamian island with Robert Abplanalp and C G Rebozo after announcing he will deliver the State of the Union as a series of detailed messages to Congress this year The first message is expected this week Nixon and companions swam dined and watched Super Bowl highlights before an unidentified movie Meanwhile Mrs Monroe Cassens recovers from back surgery in Boone County Hospital Columbia in Room 661
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Grand Cay
Bahamas
Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
State of the Union
America
New York
Robert Abplanalo
Florida
C. G
Bebe
Rebozo
Abplanalp
Monroe Cassens
Hickory Hill
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Draft Cards And Drawings To Continue In Volunteer Era
Washington AP The draft that once scared men into hiding and sent cards to thousands at risk of conscription will end. But the system remains with 18 year olds registering and standby lotteries annually. All military service will be voluntary as of now, five months before Nixon hoped. Inductions end, 5,000 men slated for June 30 are canceled, and peak 1966 drafts reached 383,626 while last year saw 48,000. Questions linger about draft resisters who fled to avoid service and potential return terms.
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Washington
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Paris
Army
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
Nutley Board Honors Miss Wallace For 33 Years Of Service
Nutley Board of Education adds a memorial resolution for Anne L. Wallace, a Nutley teacher for 33 years who retired in 1960 and died December 20, 1972. The tribute highlights her teaching, student impact, and community work with the Nutley Red Cross chapter.
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Anne L. Wallace
Nutley
N. J
The
American Red Cross
Wallace
A. A. Walllace
Bond Announcement Correction Sparks Questions in Missouri
In Missouri Governor Christopher S. Bond’s office an error appeared in a Friday news release. It incorrectly stated William J. Raftery would serve as Bond's representative as commissioner of administration, though Raftery was appointed as Retirement Board trustee. The misprint surprised Robert L. James, the designated commissioner, whose nomination was returned at Bond’s request. Senator Richard M. Webster then proposed a bill to adjust the requirements so James qualifies.
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Seperson City
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Alan Woods
William J. Raftery
Office of Administration
State Retirement Board
Raftery
Robert L. James
James
State Senate
Richard M. Webster
Rcarthage
Fire at Pleasantville nursing home kills 10
In Pleasantville New Jersey a two story wood frame home for the elderly Street's Nursing Home burned killing at least 10 residents six escaped. Fire Chief Walt S Schlundt said most victims were found in or near beds with an unusable alarm and the nearest hydrant a half mile away hampering efforts. Initial indications point to a linen closet origin.
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Pleasantville
N.J
Walt S. Schlundt
Schlundt
Absecon
James Mong
William Poley
Strike in Second Week Halts St Louis Schools
ST LOUIS AP The city’s first teacher strike continues into its second week with picket lines and courtroom actions as the school board and teachers press unresolved issues. The two main demands are hospitalization benefits and a $1000 mid year raise for about 1 800 teachers, while 103 000 pupils attend 166 schools shut down since the previous Wednesday. Negotiations remain at an impasse as money and legality arguments surface.
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ST. Louis
Ard
David M. Grant
St. Louis Teachers Union Local 420
St. Louis Teachers Association
Grant
Harold J. Elbert
Thomas McGuire
Wellsville Community News Roundup
Personal notes from Wellsville include church services with Rev. Dale Banke officiating and sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Deichman. Queen Esther Society meets at 2 pm Thursday. rug workers welcome Thursday morning. Young Farmers gather at 7 pm tonight at R-1 high school to discuss animal nutrition. Visitors include Thurman Bell of Moberly and Mrs. W. M. Lehman of Atchison visiting A. W. Hill and A. E. Updyke. Upcoming Wellsville events: AFS meeting at the school library Wednesday. CFW at Christian Church 7:30 pm Thursday. Happy Hour 7:30 pm Saturday.
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Lutheran Church
Wellsville
Dale Banke
Clarence Deichman
Queen Esther Society
Thurman Bell
Moberly
A.W. Hill
W.M. Lehman
Atchison, Kan
A.E. Updyke
Wellsvill
AFS
CFW
The
Christian Church
Happy Hour
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