North Korea Returns Survivor and Crew Remains
North Korea releases surviving copilot Glenn S. Schwanke and the bodies of three crewmen from a shot down CH47 Chinook. Names identified include pilot CWO Joseph A. Miles, Sgt. Robert C. Haynes, and Sgt. Ron Wells. Schwanke walked from Panmunjom to U.N. officials as Carter welcomed the release.
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Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
U.S
Glenn S. Schwanke
Spring Green
Wis
U.S. Army
Terrence McClain
Pentagon
Schwanke
United Nations Command
Seoul
Carter
Camp David
Warren C. Hamm
U.N. Command
Col
McClain
Choi Wonchul
Missouri Legislature Considers Prison Compromise Plan
Gov. Joseph Teasdale announces a special session for Aug 10 to back a compromise on new prison facilities and capital improvements. The deal includes a $25 million medium security prison for St Louis area sites and an $11.6 million upgrade to Jefferson City’s 600 bed maximum security unit, plus work at several state facilities.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Joseph Teasdale
Teasdale
General Assembly
House
Senate
Kenneth Rothman
Clayton
Norman Merrell
City of
St. Louis
St. Louis County
Washington County
State Penitentiary
Church
Rent
Tipton
Moberly
New Disclosures Spur CIA Drug Test Inquiry
The Senate intelligence committee plans a hearing next week on newly uncovered CIA drug test documents from 1953 to 1964. CIA Director Turner delivered a letter to chair Senator Inouye outlining the extraordinary search that uncovered material and offering to testify on details of the event.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Adm
Stansfield Turner
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Turner
Waiting lines for $55,000 Shadow Oaks houses in CA
In Shadow Oaks West Covina, 111 people seek 81 houses with plans for up to 60 more. Buyers wait up to 10 days in tents, pay $500 to reserve, and face next steps of contracts and financing. A hospital incident briefly shuffled numbers as Cheryl Kosai delivered a baby.
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Los Angeles
Cheryl Kosai
Mark
West Covina
Shadow Oaks
San Gabriel Valley
Southern
California
Miss St Louis Katherine Harrison Wins Talent In Miss Missouri 1977
Miss St Louis Katherine Jean Harrison 22 of Manchester won the talent crown singing Juliet's Waltz from Romeo and Juliet as 10 finalists were to be named after Friday night's second preliminary at the MMA Fieldhouse. Tamara Leigh Fister, Miss Bootheel Rodeo 19 from Poplar Bluff, won swimsuit and evening gown, bringing prior pageant experience to the lead.
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Tamara Leigh Fister
Bootheel Rodeo
St. Louis
Katherine Jean Harrison
Manchester
Juliet
Laura White
MMA
Poplar Bluff
Miss Fister
Harrison
Dale Moore
Southern Illinois
Metropolitan Opera
Six Flags Over
St. Louis Municipal Opera
Missouri
Wichita Falls
Texas
Mexico
Elliot P. Cunningham Dies Friday in Mexico Missouri
Elliot P Cunningham 4 Route 4 Mexico Missouri died Friday at 3 07 p m on arrival at Audrain Medical Center He was a retired farmer born July 11 1893 in Audrain County Son of Hart C and Mee Harrison Cunningham Married September 15 1930 in Mexico to Mary Aurellia DeHoben He leaves his wife two sisters and several lodge affiliations Visitation Sunday after 7 p m with Masonic services at 7 30 p m Burial East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery Funeral services Monday at 2 p m at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Thomas Adams officiating
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Elliott P. Cunningham
Route 4
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold Funeral Home
Thomas Adams
Mexico United
Mr. Cunningham
Audrain County
Hart C
Mee Harrison Cunningham
Sprouls Academy
Mary Aurellia DeHoben
Cunningham
Hebron
A.F
A.M
R.A.M
Crusade Commandry
E.T
Shrine
Mary) Moore
Gertrude C. Cauthorn
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