President Orders Piracy Crackdown
President Nixon ordered tougher antihijacking measures for commuter flights. FAA to ensure 100 percent passenger inspection, with two IDs required and checked carry on bags. Body searches possible. metal detectors used. Meantime Nixon mulls meat quotas easing for top beef exporters as imports resume.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Federal Aviations Administration
John D. Ehrlichman
Newport Beach
FAA
John Shaffer
Ehrlichman
Pacific Southwest Airlines
California
Boston
New York
Washington
White House
Hijacker Eyed Planes For 2 Days
Francis Goodell a 21-year-old AWOL soldier watched passengers board planes at Oakland International Airport for two days before hijacking a PSA Boeing 727. He obtained 450000 dollars after forcing the plane to San Diego and returning to Oakland where he surrendered. Authorities said he planned to use a helicopter learned during the incident to reach a motel near the airport.
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San Francisco
Francis Goodell
Oakland International Airport
Ft. Riley
Kan
Charles Spyropoulos
Goodell
Denver
Oakland
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Sacramento
San Diego
PSA
Nixon
Federal Aviation Administration
U. S
Richard Goldsmith
J. Frank McCabe
King Hurt By Defections In Republican Gubernatorial Race
State Rep. R. J. King expresses disappointment after reports his former Missouri youth director joined Gene McNary's campaign. King denies releasing workers, says he remains in the race, and has notified 800 campaign members by letter.
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Waynesville
R. J. King
Missouri
Gene McNary
Kjow
King
Tom Esterly
Esterly
Joplin
McNary
Leggett and Platt to Build Bed Springs Plant in Hominy
Leggett and Platt Inc the big bed springs and components supplier will open a 100000 square foot plant on a 10 acre tract near Hominy airport. President Harry M Cornell Jr said the facility will employ about 150 people initially and begin operations by late fall.
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Hominy, Okla
Leggett and Platt, Inc
Carthage
Harry M. Cornell Jr
Hominy
Jets set fires on island transshipment point in Tonkin Gulf
AP dispatch reports U S Navy jets from carriers in the Tonkin Gulf set fires to an island transshipment point east of Hai phong. The loss of three of America s fastest jets with all six crewmen missing was announced. In South Vietnam North Vietnamese artillery began week two on Hue and a counter attack near Quang Tri City faced stiff resistance. Miami Beach coverage notes McGovern gains after Supreme Court ruling on California credentials. Nearby beirut report cites killing of Ghassan Kanatani. LDS Church names Harold B Lee as new president. Roy Wilkins says NAACP does not oppose Nixon reelection despite busing debates.
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Associated Press Saigon
U.S
Tonkin Gulf
Haiphong
America
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hue
Quang Tri City
Miami Beach
Fla
George McGovern
Supreme Court
California
South ‘Dakota
McGovern
Dele‘gates
Regort
Ign
Att Pare
Humy
Jackoon
Nee D. Mills
High Tribunal
Tax Watchdogs Reject School Finance Change in Missouri
Missouri experts say equalizing school funding would raise poor districts to rich districts levels and demand higher taxes. The private survey notes urban districts would bear heavier burdens and outlines options from statewide taxes to a power equalizing plan. A state education department study on district reorganization is due by August.
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Kansas City
Missouri Public Expenditure Survey
Missouri
Missouri Department of Education
Record Price For Altar Panels
Christie's in London sold a 14th century Guariento di Arpo altarpiece for $617,400 setting a new world record at auction. The 1344 polyptych from the Czernin collection shows the Virgin coronation and a life of Christ across twelve side panels. Dealer Edward Speelman bought it for a likely foreign client Meyer.
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London
Christie’s
Guariento di Arpo
Czernin
Christie's
Britain
National Gallery
Edward Speelamn
AAUW Board Favors Amendment for Missouri reforms
The Missouri AAUW board endorsed constitutional Amendment No. 1 to reorganize the executive branch into 14 departments and approved open meetings for state and local bodies. It also backed a vetoed-bills priority amendment for the legislature.
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Fulton, Mo
American Association of University Women
Aauw Board
Former Missouri Gov John Dalton Dies at 71
Former Missouri Governor John M Dalton 71 died Friday in a Jefferson City hospital after a long battle with cancer of the spine. Dalton who served as attorney general then governor from 1960 to 1965 was honored with flags at half staff. He leaves a widow, two children, five grandchildren and siblings. Memorial gifts were requested to colleges or the Dalton Educational trust fund.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
John M. Dalton
Dalton
Warren E. Hearnes
First Presbyterian Church
Jerry Bohn
Oak Ridge
Kennett
Hearnes
Howser
Dalton Educational Trust Fund
Stephens College
Columbia
Westminister College
Fulton
School of the Ozarks
Branson
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
Geraldine Hall
John Hall Dalton
John Hyland
Dallas
Tex
Walter Wil
Liam Dalton
Brentwood
Frisco Railroad
Mary Dayton Newell
William L. Bradford
Rochester
N.Y
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Memorial Community Hospital
State Council On the Arts
Commission On the Status of Women
Commission On the Study
Vernon County
University of Missouri-Colubia Law School
Dalton, Treasure and Dalton
Supreme Court
Presbyterian Church
Lions Club
American College of Trial Lawyers
Board of Visitors
University of Missouri
Poor People Plan to Enter Democratic Convention
Black leaders from United Poor People's Front NWRO SCLC and National Tenants Organization vow to seat 70 poor delegates at next week’s Democratic National Convention using surprise as a tactic. About 100 poor protesters led by Rev Ralph Abernathy and Dr George Wiley forced entry to an Arrangements Committee meeting demanding seats and a $6500 annual family income plank. Democratic Chairman Lawrence O'Brien offered negotiations following the protest.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Wilbur Colom
United Poor People's Front
Colom
National Welfare Rights Organization
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
National Tenants Organization
Ralph David Abernathy
SCLC
George Wiley
NWRO
Fountainbleu
Democratic Party
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Grant to William Woods boosts 1972-73 work study funds
William Hungate, Missouri congressman and William Woods College trustee, announced a supplementary grant of 3250 from the Office of Health Education and Welfare increasing work study funds to 41082. The 1972-73 slate includes 111000 in Education Opportunity Grants and National Defense Student Loans to support about 160 students.
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William Hungate
Missouri
William Woods College Board of Trustees
William Woods
Office of Health, Education, and Welfare
National Defense
Bishop McAuliffe Sees Pope in Rome Audience
AP reports Pope Paul VI received in audience Bishop Michael F. McAuliffe of Rome. The meeting highlighted church affairs and ongoing Vatican relations as part of the Vatican host city events.
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Rome
Paul VI
Michael F. McAuliffe
Jefferson City
Jewish Mothers Nag Girls To Run
TEL AVIV AP Israeli mothers nag their 16 year old daughters into having sexual relations, an expert reports. Dr Ruth Navon says some fear daughters may become old maids, while Dr Zev Segal notes mothers want daughters to have boy friends. A Japanese professor adds teens develop earlier due to better diets.
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Tel Aviv
Ruth Navon
Navon
Zev Segal
Social Welfare
Haifa
Fumio Yamada
Referrals of Juveniles Counted Across Three Counties
Rodney T. Nebel reports thirty five juvenile referrals in June for Audrain Montgomery and Warren counties. Audrain led with nineteen referrals, Montgomery twelve, Warren four. Two commitments to state training schools at Boonville. Most referrals came from law enforcement, six from parents. Ages ranged ten to seventeen. thirty one boys and four girls. Key offenses included vandalism theft and traffic among others.
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Rodney T. Nebel
12Th Judicial Circuit
Audrain
Montgomery
Warren
Audrain County
Montgomery County
Warren County
Boonville
Barbara Tuchman En Route to Peking for China Tour
Hong Kong AP report says American author Barbara W. Tuchman, a two time Pulitzer Prize winner, crossed the Hong Kong border heading for Peking. Her six week China tour follows her 1963 Pulitzer for The Guns of August and a 20xx award for Stilwell and the American Experience in China.
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Hong Kong
Barbara W. Tuchman
Peking
China
Mrs Ila Barsom Dies At 73 In Centralia
Mrs Ila Barsom 73 of Centralia died at Audrain Medical Center after a short illness. She was born February 1899 in Audrain County, daughter of Milo Edward Munson and Esther Baldwin Munson. Survived by daughter Helen Bryson of Centralia, grandson Tony Bryson, brother Harry Munson, and nephew Edward Munson. Funeral Sunday July 9 at 2 p.m. at Meador and Son Chapel. Burial Glendale Memorial Gardens. Visitation 4 p.m. to time of services.
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Centralia
Ila Earsom
Rte
Audrain Medical Center
Earsom
Milo Edward
Esther Maria Baldwin Munson
Audrain County
Burnett Estes Barsom
Emmitt
Helen) Bryson
Tony Bryson
Harry Munson
Edward Munson
Houston
Texas
Barsom
Maple Grove Methodist Church
WSCS
Strother Neighbors
Meador and Son
Ivan Donaldson
Herbert D. Martin
Delores F. Selsor
Steven Hendricks
Emma Fletcher
Kevin Owen
Evert E. Jenkins
J. Edgar Berrey
Chester Burdick
Stig E. Scharthi
Mexico
Pauline A. Slater
Auxvasse
Jennie E. Adams
Raymond R. Robinson
Montgomery City
Clifford Wilkinson
Farber
Ira Barsom
Teresa M. Barnes
Virgie Riley
Eva Dobbin
St. Louis
Sadi Jane Jones
Paris
William Means
Fulton
Stan Plaisted
Plaisted
Ronnie’s 66
Gerald Vomund
Wellsville
Vomund
Farmers Elevator
Martinsburg
Edward V. Major
Rose L. Bradley
Robert F. Ravenscroft
Earl Jesse
Donald A. Surls
Charles T. Powell
Joseph R. Cooke
Dee Allen
Walter Pet
Mrs. Viola A. Johnson rites held in Centralia
Services were conducted today at Fenton Funeral Chapel for Mrs. Viola A. Johnson of Centralia who died Wednesday. Miss Rebecca Reinhardt played organ for William Reinhardt, with pallbearers Emil Bebermeyer A. D. March Roy E. Hulen Verle Hugenot Glenn Proffitt Jack Davenport. The Rev. Thomas Adams of United Methodist Church officiated. Burial followed at Glendale Memorial Gardens.
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Centralia
Fenton
Viola A. Johnson
Rebecca Reinhardt
William Reinhardt
Emil Bebermeyer
A. D. March
Roy E. Hulen
Verle Hugenot
Glenn Proffitt
Jack Davenport
Thomas Adams
United Methodist Church
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Britain Raises 4.3 Million to Keep Titian Artwork
The National Gallery completed its fund drive and raised over £4.3 million to keep Titian's The Death of Actaeon in Britain. A gift of £1,763,000 was handed to the J Paul Getty Museum in Malibu, with Sr John Witt stating the painting now belongs to the National Gallery. Getty bought the painting last June at a London auction but allowed Britain a year to match the bid.
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London
National Gallery
Titian
Actaeon
Britain
J. Paul Getty Museum
Malibu
Calif
John Witt
Getty
Missouri Forecast and Local Civil Updates
Missouri forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures with showers possible mainly north. Extended look shows chance of thunder showers in the north and east midweek, with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s to low 70s. Also notes hospital admissions in Mexico and Auxvasse, births at Montgomery City and Wellsville, dismissals in several towns, a murder of weather data, and local police reports including vehicle tire thefts and two minor crashes.
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Missouri
Running Bulls of Pamplona Injure Forty Runners
In Pamplona Spain on the opening day of the week long running of the bulls forty persons were treated for injuries. Six bulls to be fought later by professionals injured five runners on the route from stockyards to the ring as the parade moved to the arena. The bulls then returned to the streets bowling over forty five more stragglers.
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Pamplona
Spain
Stock Market Highlights From Over The Counter And NYSE
Over the counter trading shows A B Chance at 26 bid 26% asked, Commerce Banc 60% bid 51% asked, Wetterau 30% bid 36% asked. On the NYSE Bobbie Brooks closed at 10% up with 3,300 shares traded. Dresser Industries 37% up. Interco 47% up 1%. Kaiser Aluminum 2044 den 4,400. Panhartdle and Pipeline 345A probated 4,300. Ralston Purina 40 34 Wy 8,900. US Gypsum common 26% down Ya 18,800. US Gypsum preferred 31% down Sa 100.
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A. B. Chance
Commerce Banc
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhartdle
Pipeline
Ralston Purina
PSC To Decide On Bell's Rates
The Missouri Public Service Commission will rule before Aug 29 whether Southwestern Bell Telephone gets the full 63.5 million rate increase or half. PSC staff favor 28.6 to 33.3 million, with Bell seeking 9.37 percent return to justify the full request and possible wage boosts. Intervenors urge no increase beyond staff recommendations.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone
PSC
Jeremiah D. Finnegan
Bell
William C. Sullivan
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Lee
Church
Joseph Fielding Smith
Detroit
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
John Dalton
Barbara Tuchman
Mrs. Johnson
the Daily Record
William Wesley Branstetter
Vandalia
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Lester Far] Beasley
Ronald Ervin Oliver
Raymond Earl Taylor
William Franklin Parrott
Thomas Lee Fierge
Dale Reese Sanderson
Douglas Earl Femmer
Michael Ray Patton
Mildred Leona Lee
James Clayton Lee
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Promanade St
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Route 5
Sullivan
Love Street
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Monroe
Western Streets
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Benton City
Monroe Street
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Western
Walla Walla, Wash
State Surveying and Rating Bureau
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Liberty
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Diamonds Are
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Showtime
Barquero
Evil Tobacco Co
Cold Turkey
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