Ten In Area To Diabetic Summer Camp
Ten young people from the Mexico Regional Diabetes Association will attend a two week diabetic summer camp at Camp Keown near Holts Summit August 6 to 19. The group includes Miss Donna Ehrhardt and local youth from Mexico Moberly Higbee Wellsville and New Florence. The camp in its third year under the Missouri Diabetic Association will offer arts and crafts canoeing swimming and daily diabetes care instruction. Cost is 100 per child with about 50 attendees statewide.
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Mexico Regional Diabetes Association
Camp Keown
Holts Summit
Mexico
Joe
Sally) Ehrhardt
Central Missouri
Donna Ehrhardt
Mark McFarland
Terri Willingham
Dianne Dillard
Mark Burchfield
Renee Robertson
Nathan Wisdom
Moberly
Kenneth Davis
Higbee
Mike Dodson
Wellsville
Don Swartz
New Florence
Central Missouri Diabetic Association
Missouri Regional Medical Program
The
National Foundation
Morrison
Alto
Chuch
Ehrhardt
University of Missouri to hold combined commencement and building dedication
Aug 4 at 6 p.m. in Columbia University events will unite commencement exercises with dedicatory ceremonies for the Warren E. Hearnes Memorial Building. Gov. Hearnes will participate and deliver the commencement address.
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Columbia
Swamer
Warren E. Hearnes
University of Missouri- Columbia
Hearnes
Hanoi Mobilizes All Workers for State Needs
North Vietnam ordered universal worker mobilization stating all citizens must serve in any capacity or mission assigned. Disobedience will lead to compulsory labor for six months to two years as punishment, a measure tied to ongoing U S bombing of the country.
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Hong Kong
North Vietnam
Radio
Hanoi
U.S
State Council
Sunshine Law ballot bid faces court challenge
In Jefferson City Missouri supporters of a Sunshine Law petition sue to force Secretary of State James Kirkpatrick to accept about 9,000 signatures not filed before the July 6 deadline. They request any filed petitions be returned for potential later use and threaten a new drive or a legislative push if needed.
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Jefferson City
James T. Riley
James C. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Citizen’s Lobby
Carl Wilson
7Th
Missouri
Pioneer 10 Begins Risky Run Through Asteroid Belt
Space probe Pioneer 10, traveling 56,000 mph, enters the Asteroid Belt en route to Jupiter. NASA Ames researchers at Moffett Field predict a 90 percent chance of a safe passage over a seven month journey to reach Jupiter around December 3, 1973, amid vast belt hazards.
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Mountain View
Calif
America
Jupiter
Earth
Mars
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ames Research Center
Moffett Field
Asteroid
Alaska
Pioneer 10
Heat and Drink At Festival Sur Rampage
In Boston police blamed heat and heavy drinking for a rock throwing rampage after a Puerto Rican Independence Day festival. About 2,000 involved. 19 injured including six officers. 35 arrested for assault with a dangerous weapon, disorderly conduct and drunkenness. Fires were started but controlled. disturbances continued until about 10:30 p.m. in Roxbury and the South End.
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Boston
Roxbury
South End
Patriarch Demetrius Elded as Ecumenical Patriarch in Istanbul
In Istanbul the new Ecumenical Patriarch Demetrius 58 is enthroned Tuesday at St George's Church succeeding Athenagoras I who died July 7. Support from Meliton shapes his tenure with aims toward church unity and a Great Synod, though Meliton was barred by Turkey. Demetrius, a pastoral cleric with five months as Metropolitan, was born Demetrius Papadopoulos and trained at Halki.
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Istanbul
Demetrius
Meliton
Constantinople
St. George’s Church
Western
Europe
America
Athenagoras I
Holy Synod
Athenagoras
Sunjay
Nicholas
Anneon
Gabriel
Colonia
Demetrius Papadopoulos
Lycee of
Galatasaray
Halki
Hot Bikes Big Racket For California Thieves
California faces a rising bicycle theft wave with 1971 estimates of 400000 to 600000 bikes stolen, valued up to 30 million. The lack of statewide licensing hinders proof of theft and fuels a market where 10 speed bikes fetch about 72 dollars hot, with many recoveries rare and thieves often juveniles.
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Los Angeles Times
University of California
Los Angeles
Antiwar Message Attributed To 16 Captured Pilots
Radio Hanoi aired an antiwar message Wednesday attributed to 16 American pilots held by North Vietnam. The letter lists 15 signed pilots by name and notes a 16th unclear due to reception. The message mentions a July 4 bombing raid and urges peace as the path to release.
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Hong Kong
Radio
Thomas Bennett Latendresse
Paris
Hanoi
Mafia Killing Ties to Ongoing New York Mob War
Police link the slaying of mob figure Thomas "Tommy" Eboli to a broader Brooklyn gangland war that has claimed at least 15 victims since June 1971. Eboli was found in Crown Heights with five bullet holes, near a stolen truck and car with an unused M-3 machine gun. over $2,000 in cash clutched in his pocket.
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New York
Thomas
Tommy Ryan
Ebell
Crown Heights
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Manhattan
Joseph A. Colombo Sr
Profaci Cosa Nostra
Little Italy
Joseph
Joe” Gallo
Eboli
Genovese
Tommy
Under Boss Eboll Tied to Genovese Family Decline
Identified as an under boss in the Genovese family, Eboll followed Vito Genovese who was jailed for narcotics smuggling. After Genovese’s death in 1969 Eboll’s health and rival family siphoning weakened the organization.
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Boll
Genovese
Vito Genovese
Ra Pe
Eboll
Poelker Poised to Seek St Louis Mayoral Nomination
City Comptroller John Poelker, four terms, reportedly plans to run for mayor as a Democrat. The St Louis Post-Dispatch expects a late announcement after the November election with supporters to be wooed in coming weeks. No formal statement has been issued.
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Poelker
A. J. Cervantes
Cervantes
John K. Travers
Missouri Youth Named President of Science Camp
Charleston AP reported a Missouri youth, Herbert Geh rig Coleman of Chillicothe, chosen as 972 president of the National Science Youth Camp. The announcement came at a Sunday banquet closing the camp’s 10th year at Camp Pocahontas. Coleman plans to enter Baylor University as a premedical student in the fall.
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Charleston
W. Va
Missouri
National Science Youth Camp
Herbert Gehrig Coleman
Chillicothe
Camp Pocahontas
Coleman
Baylor University
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