Hint of Youth Push Inside Soviet Power Struggle
AP analysis notes Brezhnev reversed plans for a 1970 congress, then set it for March 1971, hinting at internal pressure from younger officials. Historical statutes show repeated violations and potential reorganizations aimed at replacing older leaders, with top ages averaging 61 and few younger figures ready to rise.
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William L. Ryan
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Party
Tags
Brezhnev
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Central Committee
Presidium
Politburro
Politburo
Army Trial Ruling Due In 3 Weeks
In Atlanta, a federal panel weighs whether the Army may court-martial two soldiers in the My Lai killings. Spc Esequiel Torres and Spec 4 Robert W. Tsouvas ask delay. judges suspend pretrial hearings three weeks as decision nears. Torres faces four murders and attempted murder. Tsouvas charged with two counts.
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Atlanta, Ga
Marti
My Lai
Spt
Esequiel Torres
Brownsville
Tex
Robert W. T.souvas
San Jose
Calif
Griffin Bell
Gircuit Court of Appeals
Army
Torres
T’souvas
Boone REA Co-op Lowers Electricity Rates
Boone Electric Co operative board approves a blanket rate reduction totaling 84000 dollars for Boone County residents. New rates take effect with bills due September 1, affecting about 8645 customers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Rea Co-op
Columbia
Boone County
Boone Electric Co-operative
Dump Trucker Union seeks immediate 20 percent rate hike
A group of 85 dump truck operators asked the Missouri Public Service Commission for an immediate 20 percent rate increase while the PSC weighs their request for a 40 percent boost. They had previously seen up to 6 percent raises last May, but say higher costs and reduced coverage require a larger increase.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
PSC
Moberly Votes on School Tax Hike and Election Date
Moberly officials propose a 25 cent school levy increase with Aug. 18 set for a special election. Ten cents would fund teachers and 15 cents instructional needs, boosting the total levy from 3.90 to 4.15. The current 3.90 levy has been in place since 1965 after high school bonds.
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Moberly
Vietnam oil quotas eyed amid talks and protests
AP dispatches report potential settlement through continued oil import quotas. Cambodian troops position near Kiri Rom plateau as Prince Charles and Princess Anne visit. Justice Department approves antipollution suits against Bridgeport firms. Early estimates hint at slight Q2 economic upturn, easing recession fears. Senate Armed Services Committee backs U S financing of raids in Cambodia amid peace prospects.
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Phnom Penh
Kimi Rom
Washington
Prince Charles
Anne
U.S
Nixon
Justice Department
Bridgeport
Conn
Cleveland
Ohio
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cambodia
William P. Rogers
South
Senate approves $1 billion land aid for Alaskans
The Senate passed a bill granting Alaska natives 10 million acres of land and $1 billion for housing education welfare and investment. It directs distribution to descendants of early hunter and fisherman communities and includes a competitive bidding amendment on mineral rights on all federal lands in Alaska. Interior Secretary Hickel hailed the measure as a victory for Americas first citizens.
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Washington
Senate
Alaska
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
No Babies Girl Chooses Adoption Dream
SAN FRANCISCO AP Stephanie Mills 21 former 1969 Mills College valedictorian who said she would have no children now says she might lie to adopt one someday She from Phoenix Arizona rose to fame during national publicity that helped ecology work but made her life fast and unstable She has worked with Planned Parenthood and Earth Times and remains unemployed since Earth Times suspended publication last June
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San Francisco
Stephanie Mills
Stephanie
Phoenix
Ariz
Exclusive Mills College
Oakland
Planned Parenthood Association
Earth Times
Symington urges funds for Missouri medical school
Senator Stuart Symington urges Senate subcommittee to approve funds for a new medical school in Kansas City. He says Missouri’s need is clear and his plan features innovative education techniques that could pilot national health manpower aims.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
Missouri
Kansas City
Symington
Senate Labor Health Education and Welfare Appropriations
Angered Car Worker Kills 3 In Plant
DETROIT AP An auto worker, James Johnson, 35, held for questioning after three men were shot at the Chrysler axle plant. Union official says Johnson resented a colleague with less seniority getting his assignment. He had been suspended earlier in the day for insubordination.
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Chrysler Corp
James Johnson
Tenahin
New Exams May Add To State Medics
Jefferson City AP report states the Missouri State Board of Healing Arts announced a special exam for MD and osteopath licensure in Jefferson City on Sept 18 with a possible March session. A nationwide and international interest arose after a 196?465 Attorney General Danforth ruling struck Missouri US citizenship requirement, prompting temporary permits and unlicensed foreign doctors to seek licensing. The board expects the exams to expand Missouri healing arts personnel significantly.
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Jefferson City
State Board of Healing Arts
Missouri
John Harley
Hailey
United States
John C. Danforth
New Party Organizers Seek Ballot Access Nationwide
Washington AP discloses two youths revitalizing a 1968 era movement to form a new party around Bob Terpstra and Bot Kinet with honorary chairs Benjamin Pork and Gore Vidal. They aim to run and promote protest politics, seeking ballot access across states and fielding federal and state candidates amid voter discontent on war pollution and foreign policy.
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Washington
Bob Terpstra
Bot Kinet
New Party
Benjamin Pork
Gore Vidal
Terpstra
Eunst
Kunst
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Dick Gregory
Arizona
Florida
Massachusetts
Delaware
Colorado
Iowa
Ohio
Texas
Illinois
City of St Louis May Grow To 500000 Population
St Louis may become a city of 500000 as census figures show a 19 percent drop to 606078 from 1960. Prof George J Wendel argues population decline may shift the city’s role toward commercial cultural and tourist functions while Daniel Schlafly notes migration slowed after the 1950s and school enrollment falls are expected to accelerate.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis University Center For Urban Programs
Mes Mt Evins
George J. Wendel
Nnit
Daniel B. Schlafly
St. Louis County
Ralls 4-H Fair Under Way in Vandalia
The Ralls County Junior 4-H Fair runs today and tomorrow at Center Grade School with exhibits open until Friday at 10 p.m. Events include a beauty contest at 6:30 p.m. Thursday Horse Show at 7:30 p.m. Thursday Swine 10 a.m. Friday Sheep 11 a.m. Friday Talent Show 6:38 p.m. Friday and Trophy presentations Friday evening. Fifteen girls entered the beauty contest. Liberty and Brice 4-H Clubs participate.
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Vandalia
Ralls County
Cernter
Liberty and
Brice
L. E. Kohl
Raymond Motley
Roger Motley
Mayme Davis
Pike County Hospital
John Weiser
Gina Lynn
Austin
Tex
Sean
Lloyd Browning
Notable Apollo 11 Capsule Display Fours At City Museum
The display notes detail the four sections of the Apollo 11 capsule and outline visiting hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. through Monday, with city-specific venue dates. A separate Q&A offers guidance on birth certificates, including required full birth names, dates, and purpose, plus a $1 fee.
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Pee City
A. Aptis
Office of
Vital
North Vietnam
American Red Cross
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Hanoi
National Red Cross
Politi
Cians
Red Cross
Martinek Dies in Drowning Near Jefferson City
Jefferson City AP report says Cole County coroner Dr. Lawrence Giffen ruled Robert Martinek a 30 year old Columbia man died from drowning with no sign of foul play. His naked body was found in the Moreau River mouth east of Jefferson City after his clothes were located near the I-70 Missouri River bridge near Rocheport about 40 miles west of Columbia.
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Jefferson City
Cole County
Lawrence Giffen
Robert Mamtinek
Columbia
Martinek
Missouri Penitentiary
University of Missouri
Moreau River
Missouri River
Rocheport
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