Aramburu’s Body Found In Farmhouse
Buenos Aires reports the body of former President Pedro E Aramburu, kidnapped May 29, was found decomposed in a Timote farmhouse basement. Identification rested on dental work a birthmark and an old operation scar. He was shot twice in the chest. The kidnapping crew, youthful students from Buenos Aires and Cordoba, claimed the crime in communiques calling themselves Christians and President Juan Peron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Pedro E. Aramburu
Rodolfo Baltierrez
Aramburu
Baltierrez
Timote
Baltierez
Inaki de Aspiazi
Peron
Cordoba
Juan Carlos Ongania
Roberto
M. Levingston
Prince Charles and David Tour Washington Monuments
Prince Charles and David Eisenhower toured Washington on their first U S visit with a moonlit ride past the Lincoln Memorial and a stair descent inside the monument. Guests described the evening as successful while the royal party joined a Camp David barbecue with President Nixon and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bny
Prince Charles
United States
David Eisenhower
Washington Monument
David
Princess Anne
Julie Eisenhower
Tricia Nixon
Julie
Camp David
Nixon
Lincoln Memorial
Prince of Wales
Army Herald
Brittania
Marine Band
White House
Congress
Tricia
Maryland
Prince
Summer enrollment at MU rises to 18 144 across four campuses
Total summer enrollment at the four University of Missouri campuses reaches 18 144, up 24 from last summer. Columbia and Rolla show gains while Kansas City and St Louis report declines, blamed on the nation’s economic picture. Columbia 6 676 last year 6 544, St Louis 5 179 last year 5 427, Kansas City 4 517 last year 4 625, Rolla 2 772 last year 2 615.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Columbia
Rolla
Kansas City
St. Louis
Personal News of Laddonia continued from Page 3
The column reports visitors of the Robey family including Gerard Robey and John Robey, along with Edwin Robey spending two weeks leave before deployment to the Vietnam war zone. Also noted are Logene Thomson and family returning from six days with relatives in Oklahoma, plus a visit to the International China Painters Convention at the Skirvin Hotel in Oklahoma City.
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Robey
Gerard Robey
John Robey
William H. Robey Sr
Perry
John Fleming
Edwin
Brentwood
Logene Thomson
Owasso
Catoosa
Claremore
Oklo
Thomson
Milford Dinges
Dinges
Kalamazoo
Mich
Oklahoma
Skirvin Hotel
Oklahoma City
Mrs L Mitchell White to Enter Barnes Hospital for Tests
Mrs L Mitchell White enters Barnes Hospital in St. Louis for medical tests as part of routine evaluation. Her admission marks a planned diagnostic procedure by the hospital staff.
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L. Mitchell White
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Farber Personal News Highlights Local Moves and Events
The Farber community reports newcomers Ronald Mitchell and family from Clearfield Pa moving to 213 EB Franklin St. The Mundy family hosted a girls sleepover and boys party before a trip home via the West Virginia Turnpike. Local groups planned a school bell dedication and a cleanup day at Farber Rail Diamond with several volunteers.
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Mr. Mundy
Mexico
Stubblefields
Russel Mundy
Martha Ann Mundy
West Virginia Turnpike
Memorial Tunnel
Farber
Ronald Mitchell
Bobby
Clearfield
Mitchells
Roger Montague
Franklin St
Mitchell
Farber Community Betterment Council
al Herman
Farber School
Clarence Brown
Vandalia
Leslie J. Crow
George Ellis
Jim Williams
Greenridge
CBC
Farber Rail Diamond
Brian Flowers
Thomas Flowers
Flowers
Scott
Billy Flowers
Ivern Wilson
Bailey Wilson
Ronnie Flowers
Donna Moss
Presbyterian Church
Riverview Park
Vets urge more aid to blinded GIs at convention
At the 25th annual Blinded War Veterans Association meeting in New York, leaders pressed Congress to restore counseling and training officers for Vietnam blinded veterans and to reestablish a VA hospital for the blind. They urged expansion of VA training sites and funding for a mentor program to aid newly blinded veterans.
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New York
Blinded War Veterans Association
Vietnam
David L. Schnab
Veterans Administration
Valley Forge
Schnab
Congress
Simon Gerbusch
Brooklyn
Bronx VA
Hines
Ill
Palo Alto
Calif
West Haven
Gerbusch
Would-Be Hijackers Foiled By New Deterrent System
Washington AP reports the FAA says its anti hijacking program, combining a behavioral profile with magnetometers, has proven effective after 10 months of field tests. Eastern Airlines, Pan American, Trans World and Continental use it. New Orleans Airport went fully airport-wide this week. Only a few dozen of 1.5 million screened were denied passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Wraucy Sai
United States
Eastern
Pan American
Trans World
Continental
New Orleans
Dailey
Lowell L. Davis
FAA
Ony
League denies LWV endorsement of one day women strike
Aug 26 report says the League of Women Voters rejects backing the one day strike proposed to dramatize women’s liberation goals. The plan was conceived by Betty Friedan, former NOW president, and circulated by several organizations supporting the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
League of Women Voters
Associated Press
League
Women’s Liberation Movement
Betty Friedan
National Organization For Women — Now
Penn Central Effects Will Spread Wide
New York AP reports that official optimism about the Penn Central bankruptcy’s impact is premature. Analysts warn secondary economic shocks will persist in finance, industry, and abroad, affecting banks, railroads, students, and foreign investors amid questions of board responsibility and corporate governance.
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New York
Penn Central Transportation
Penn Central
Mail Swamps Heloise For Free Booklet
Heloise, the Texas homemaker and author of Hints from Heloise, saw a flood of demand after offering a free booklet titled Heloise's Hints on Household Fabrics. King Features reported 225000 requests in days, with 20 high school students handling mail and distribution to states and Canada. Her career includes a Honolulu start in 1959, a signature collection of books, and a daily radio segment.
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Heloise
Texas
the Ledger
King Features Syndicate
King
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Illinois
Florida
California
Connecticut
Canada
KFS
Heloisa
Sparrow baby causes commotion at governor’s office
In Honolulu, a baby sparrow found by Marya Pettit of Gov. Burns staff was brought to the governor’s office. The bird became unsettled by a phone ring, prompting a staffer to announce that the bird was loose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Marya Pettit
John A. Burns
Debating Rail Regulation And Public Ownership
A column questions the ICC's ability to gauge railroad finances amid vast data, asks if study suffices or ICC reform is needed, and ponders investor owned rails versus federal ownership, rail relevance amid trucks and planes, and overall mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Sociology Professor Seeks Back Pay After 10 Day Suspension
Dr. Daryl Hobbs, chair of the sociology department at University of Missouri Columbia, asks the Board of Curators to restore $500 withheld during a June 10 day suspension for names of professors who dismissed classes during antiwar protests. Seven colleagues seek rehearings. six lost one day, one lost two. Dr Bill Wickersham seeks AAUP investigation as he nears the end of a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
Daryl Hobbs
Sociology Department
University of Missouri-Columbia
Board of Curators
Hobbs
Sicology Department
Bill Wickersham
American Association of University Professors
Wickersham
Recreation and Parks Administration
Co-op Plans $125 Million Plant Near Corning Missouri
Associated Electric Co-Operative of Springfield says it plans a steam powered generating plant near Corning in northwest Missouri at a project cost of 125 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-op
Corning, Mo
Associated Electric Co-Operative
Springfield
Missouri
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Mackie Furniture
John T. Dailey
Airline Passenger Association
Eastern Airlines
Cuba
Delbert
West Liberty
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