Scene Of Death And Funeral For Mrs King Sr In Atlanta
Hundreds gathered in Atlanta for the funeral of Mrs. Coretta Scott King Sr after she was shot during a church service. She is survived by Dr. Martin Luther King Sr., Christine King Farris, and five grandchildren. Burial occurred at South View Cemetery near Atlanta.
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Atlanta, Ga
Martin Luther King Sr
Ebenezer Baptist Church
King
Christine King Farris
A. D. King
Southview Cemetery
Atlanta
Martin
Elizabeth Ford
Gerald R. Ford
Stanley Scott
Nixon
Jesse Jackson
Vernon Jordan
Urban League
Flip Wilson
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Marcus Wayne Chenault
Dayton
Ohio
Spelman College
Bank of Flowers
King Sr
Benjamin E. Mays
Atlanta Board of Education
King Jr
Hot And Windy Outlook For 4th
Northwest Missouri faces heat relief tonight from possible showers but most areas remain hot and windy through Thursday. Highs today in the 90s, Thursday low 80s to mid 90s, with lows in the 70s. Thursday mostly partly cloudy, slight rain northeast, rest of state a small chance of rain. Friday to Sunday stay fair with highs near 90 and lows 60s. St Joseph topped state at 99 Tuesday, Monett logged 88.
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Kansas City
Missouri
National Weather Service
St. Joseph
Monett
Service Academy Nomination Open for 1975 Classes
Congressman Hungate announced the opening of nominations to U S Service Academies for 1975 entry. Deadline is September 20, 1974. The Marine Academy now accepts women. Applicants should be top 40 percent of class, healthy, with leadership and service career interest. Write Hungate in Washington for details and forms before Sept. 20.
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Washington
Bill Hungate
U.S. Service Academies
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Hungate
Congressman Hungate
Rayburn House
Washington, D.C
FCC rejects equal time for listener voices against ads
The FCC dismissed FTC backed proposals to require air time for counter ads or commentary opposing commercials. It ruled the fairness doctrine not fit for false advertising remedies but could apply to direct and substantial public issue commentary in ads. The 77 page decision, written by chairman Wiley, kept the current stance amid dissent.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Trade Commission
FCC
FTC
Ben L. Hooks
Richard Wiley
Commission
Phone Rates In SW Bell Mexico Exchange Proposed Increase
SW Bell proposes higher charges for Mexico exchange with residential single party rising from 20 cents to 6 dollars monthly and business lines from 11.75 to 13.55 dollars. Local Wellsville rates would lift from 4.45 to 5.10 for residences and 8.40 to 9.65 for business lines. Measured service is discussed but not present locally.
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Southwestern Bell Telehone Co
Mexico
Associated Press
Smith Pleads Innocent On Funds Charge
C Arnholt Smith, ally of President Nixon, pleads innocent to 25 indictment counts alleging a conspiracy to misapply about $170 million in bank funds through Westgate California Corp and United States National Bank loans. Co-defendant Taft faces similar charges. both men released on bond awaiting July 31 hearing.
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San Diego
Calif
C. Arnholt Smith
Nixon
Smith
U.S
United States National Bank
Westgate California Corp
Air California
California
Westgate California
San Diego Padres
Chemical Bank
Edward A. Infante
Taft
New York
Widow of Policeman Battles Denied Benefi ts
NEW YORK AP The posthumous police award to Calman Goldberg honors his bid to stop a gunman, but Liberty Mutual contests death benefits claiming his Good Samaritan act ended his employment. Goldberg, 50, from Long Island, died after gunfire near the Empire State Building. His widow Barbara faces about $346 monthly until their sons turn 18, with college costs looming.
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New York
Calman Goldberg
Goldberg
Long Island
Empire State Building
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
Good Samaritan” Act
State Workmen's Compensation Board
Barbara Goldberg
Michael Codd
Jury Picking Continues On Mass Murders
SAN ANTONIO AP reports defense lawyer objections mark the second day of jury selection in the Elmer Wayne Henley mass murder trial. Seventeen of 32 jurors have been chosen as prosecutors seek maximum 99 years on six counts. Trial moved from Houston amid pretrial conflicts.
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San Antonio, Tex
Houston
Elmer Wayne Henley
Will Bray
Henley
Preston Dial
Gray
Don Lambright
Dial
New Government Forming In Iceland
President Kristian Eldjarn plans to appoint Geir Hallgrimsson of the Independence party to form a pro Nato government after Olafur Johannesson resigns the leftist caretaker regime. The Liberal Left party quit over anti inflation policy shrinking the coalition. Hallgrimsson’s role signals closer U S ties and a reversal of plans to remove the U S Navy from Keflavik.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Kristian Eldjarn
Geir Hallgrimsson
Independence Party
Olafur Johannesson
Johannesson
Liberal Left
Hallgrimsson
United States
U.S. Navy
Keflavik
Over Top on Petitions Hype for Missouri Campaign Law
Missouri campaign finance reform petitions near completion as booster, State Rep. Steve Vossmeyer, says signatures will meet the required five districts. He notes Seventh District in southwest Missouri is above quota and Fifth District, including Kansas City, is also on track. If assembled at Governor Hotel in Jefferson City, petitions will be filed with the secretary of state by the Thursday afternoon deadline.
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Vossmeyer
Governor Hotel
Jefferson City
Secretary of State
Hotel on Spanish Pavilion Planned in St. Louis
Don Breckenridge announces a 14 million hotel and entertainment complex to rise 22 stories atop the Spanish Pavilion in downtown St. Louis within two years. Construction starts next month after earlier inflation delays. The pavilion, moved from New York after the 1964-65 World's Fair, failed financially as a tourist draw.
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ST. Louis
Don Breckenridge
Breckenridge Hotels Corp
New York
Killer Gets Life Plus Fifteen Years
Richard Towe, 37, has been sentenced to life plus 15 years in prison for the slaying of a University of Alabama Huntsville coed and the beating of her roommate.
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Huntsville, Ala
Richard Towe
University of Alabama-Huntsville
Republicans Hire Lawyer To Prepare For Impeachment Trial
Senate Republicans have retained Stephen R. Goldstein to study impeachment trial procedures as Nixon faces possible House action. Senate Democrats say no such expert help is planned, though Mansfield vows full preparation if the case reaches the Senate. Goldstein confirmed the retention but did not disclose details.
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Washington
Senate
Congressional
House
Nixon
Republican Policy Committee
GOP
Stephen R. Goldstein
University of Pennsylvania
Mike Mansfield
Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
Byrd
Mansfield
Goldstein
Senate Republicans
Ford Son To Wed Friday in Catonsville Md
Washington AP says Vice President Ford will serve as best man at the Friday wedding of his son Michael Gerald Ford to Gayle Ann Brumbaugh in Chapel Hill United Presbyterian Church Catonsville. Michael, 24, recently began a three year course at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and is a 1972 Wake Forest graduate who met his bride at Wake Forest last year.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Michael Gerald
Catonsville
Ford
Michael
Fords
Gayle Ann Brumbaugh
Chapel Hill United Presbyterian Church
Michael Ford
Gordon- Conwell Theological Seminary
South Hamilton
Mass
Wake Forest University
Wake Forest
No Trouble Finding Gas for Fourth of July
The AAA reports motorists should find fuel easy to locate during the Independence Day period. In a survey of 5200 stations nationwide except Alaska, 72 percent stay open after 6 pm on weekdays, up two points from last week, 65 percent on Saturday, and 54 percent on Sunday, up from 50. Regular gas averages 56 cents per gallon and premium about 60 cents.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
AAA
Alaska
Tax charge on Skitch Henderson at Saratoga
Band leader Skitch Henderson, in Saratoga Springs for a week as music director of the Saratoga Fair, was indicted in New York City on income tax evasion charges. A grand jury accuses him of deducting 350000 in scores valued at 350000 and claiming counsel advised him.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Skitch Henderson
University of Wisconsin
Henderson
New York City
Indictment details tax claim over valuable donation
The indictment centers on Leonard Bernstein Henry Mancini and Victor Alpert regarding an allegedly invaluable music scores donation. It claims Henderson filed tax returns and a memo from the University of Wisconsin dated 1969 but actual donation occurred in 1971. The Tax Reform Act of 1969 set July 25 1969 as the deduction cutoff.
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Leonard Bernstein
Henry Mancini
Victor Alpert
Boston Symphony
Henderson
University of Wisconsin
DeMolay Youths Have Busy Month in Mexico Chapter
The Mexico Chapter of the Order of DeMolay will install new officers at 8 p m on Saturday July 12 at the Burroughs Masonic Temple. Following the ceremony, High Twelve will host annual fish fries. Pat McGuire Mike Swanson and Larry Whisler will play in a DeMolay golf tournament in St Joseph July 16 17 and 18. Six boys attend a leadership camp in Potosi July 21-28 Pat McGuire Ronald Carter Wayde Barnes Marty Ogden Larry Whisler Darrell Cole.
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Mexico
Order of DeMolay
Burroughs Masonic Temple
Pat McGuire
Mike Swanson
Larry Whisler
St. Joseph
Potosi
Ronald Carter
Wayde Barnes
Marty Ogden
Darrell Cole
Mo Environmental Job To Iowa Man
Kenneth Karch director of the Iowa Department of Environmental Quality has resigned to lead Missouri Environmental Quality Division. Gov. Ray's office said a replacement search is under way. Karch joined state government in 1971 and led DEQ since 1972. He will earn 27000 annually in Missouri, up from 24000 in Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kenneth Karch
Iowa Department of Environmental Quality
DEQ
Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Robert Ray
Karch
Department of Health
Karsch
Missouri
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