Blocks Coup In Santo Domingo
SANTO DOMINGO Dominican Republic AP President Joaquin Balaguer says he blocked another coup by retired Gen Elias Wessin y Wessin who ousted President Bosch. Wessin was arrested or deported as Balaguer’s forces discussed how to handle the plot. The case recalls Wessin’s long power and exile.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Juan Bosch
Balaguer
Wessin
Bosch
San Isidro
Proposcd
United States
Theeneral
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Miami
Lawrence Drug Ad Promises Quick Itch Relief
A vintage ad urges fast itch relief using Itch-Me-Notim for bites, rashes, and surface irritations. It promotes 15 minutes of action and mentions a “Quithdrying” effect, targeting customers seeking immediate relief at Lawrence Drug.
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Lawrence Drug
Adv
Personal News of Centralia CWF Meeting Recap and Plans
Tulip Christian Church CWF met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Clyde Marshall leading a Timothy 2 Q.1 skit. State Study Chairman reviewed books for members. A wedding shower for Miss Mary Beth Vaughn was planned for July 9 at 7 30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Thurman of Kansas City visited at the Bevard home after weekend travels through Illinois Ohio Michigan and Canada. Ledger comics are the best chosen by test.
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Tulip Christian Church Cwf
Clyde Marshall
C. C. Care
Bobby Dale McBride
Marshall
Mary Beth Vaughn
Terry Thurman
Kansas City
Wellsville Personal News Highlights a Large Family Visit
The Wellsville section notes a visit from great grandchildren Kimberly Sue and Carrie Ann Dixon of Tucson with Mr. and Mrs. Underwood hosting Verdell Dixon of Macon and Ron Dixon's family from Tucson plus Mrs. A St Pritchett of Middletown. Carla Blackburn of Tucson married Clifford McCormack in Tucson on June 11. an aunt from Montgomery City attended. A Staten Family reunion occurred at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitehead with many relatives from Tallahassee, Belleville, West Frankfort, Crestwood, Maryland Heights, St. Louis, Overland, and Wellsville listed among attendees.
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Kimberly Sue
Carrie Ann Dixon
Tucson
Ariz
Underwood
Verdell Dixon
Macon
Ron Dixon
A. St. Pritchett
Middletown
Carla Blackburn
Thomas Blackburn
Mr. Blackburn
Clifford McCormack
Dale Staten
Christopher
West Frankfort
Ill
Bob Bell
Cindy
Andy
Crestwood
Steve Hurschmuckel
Mike
Shelly Phillips
Maryland Heights
George Staten
Overland
Richard Utt
Cathy
St. Louis
George Edward Staten
Rickie
Tina
Wellsville
21 Killed In Viet Fighting Declines For U.S. Forces
SAIGON AP reports weekly war casualty summaries show American casualties: 21 killed in action, 172 wounded, 12 nonhostile dead. prior week 25 killed, 215 wounded, 14 nonhostile dead. South Vietnamese losses: 492 killed, 976 wounded, up from 353 killed, 822 wounded. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong: 1,419 killed, down from 1,780. Total reflects U.S. troops reducing role as withdrawals continue and turnover to the South Vietnamese increases.
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Saigon
Indochina
United States
Pharmacists urge rubber stamps for legible doctor signatures
Virginia pharmacists meeting at their annual convention approved a resolution urging doctors to use rubber ink stamps along with signatures on prescriptions. The move aims to improve legibility and reduce prescription errors across the state.
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Richmond, Va
Virginia
Telephone companies merge and Allied buys Doniphan stock
Vandalia Missouri paper notes a corporate reorganization. Southern common stock will convert into 25,910 Allied shares. Milan Telephone converts into 3,035 Allied shares. Milan’s $209,000 long term debt will be paid. Allied seeks future financing from the ABA. Allied will acquire 5,370 Doniphan Telephone common shares for $3,000,000.
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Lively
Southern
Allied
Milan
A. B.A
Doniphan Telephone
Justices Elected For Divisions In Missouri Supreme Court
Jefferson City AP reports Judge Lawrence Holman was elected presiding judge of Division One, replacing Judge Seiler. Judge J P Morgan became presiding judge of Division Two succeeding Judge Donnelly. Terms run through June 30 1973.
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Jefferson City
Lawrence Holman
Missouri Supreme Court
Robert &. Seiler
J. P. Morgan
Robert T. Donnelly
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