US Eye On Russia In New War Flare Analysis
AP analysis notes American policymakers juggle Cyprus crisis with Cold War fears of the Soviet Union. Washington seeks to avoid Greek Turkish conflict while balancing detente, NATO unity, and U.S. access to Mediterranean bases amid Moscow’s alert troops.
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William L. Ryan
Cyprus
Soviet Union
United States
Alice
U.S.S.R
Mediterranean
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
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Makarios
Turkey
NATO
Washington
U.N
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Deaths: Edith White 82 Center dies. rites July 12
Edith White 82 of Center died July 10 at Hannibal Hospital after admission the previous night. Services held July 12 at Center Methodist Church with Rev. James Holt. Burial in Center Cemetery. Survived by Ralph White husband, Marvin Hamilton son, Marjorie Osterhout daughter, five grandchildren, and several relatives. Funeral details listed pallbearers. Born March 21 1892 near Madisonville to G R and Alice Griggs. First husband Albert Hamilton deceased.
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Riley Morawitz
Everet Griggs
Alva Carter
E. H. Osterhout
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White
Hannibal
Madisonville
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Albert Hamilton
Ralph White
Marvin Hamilton
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Ala
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Mexico
Ada A Douglass Graveside Services Today
Graveside services for Mrs. Ada A. Douglass were held at 1 30 p m at East Lawn Memorial Cemetery with the Rev Charles Fugate officiating pallbearers Wallace Duffen Carl Burchfield Herbert Schutte and George Schutte Funeral arrangements were made by Arnold Funeral Home
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George Schutte
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Heat Drives Crowds to Mexico Pools as Backers Push Bond
Temperatures in the 90s and 100s push thousands to two city pools in Mexico. Park usage totals over 2,500 for seven days with Park Pool averaging 363 daily, while Garfield Pool hosts 235 users. Bond backers seek support for a $550,000 Fairgrounds Park project to add a 50 meter pool, diving tank, courts, and facilities, funded by bond revenues and a $1.1 million grant. Voter passage by Aug 6 requires a two thirds majority.
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Park Pool
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HDC Gets Three Month Extension Under Nixon Bill
Audrain County Human Development Corp gains a three month lease on life as a new federal bill signed by President Nixon preserves about 1000 Community Action Programs nationwide through September. John Dibble notes ongoing plans for Head Start Housing Winterizing a dental clinic legal aid youth employment and more while funding remains temporary and seven staff have been laid off.
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Audrain
Miss Missouri 1974 Pageant Evening Crowns Winners
The Miss Missouri pageant includes Mitzi Weatherspoon Diane Johnson Carolyn Butler and School of the Ozarks groups. Miss Missouri 1974 will be crowned tonight with four runners up and Miss Congeniality. Scholarships total seven thousand six hundred dollars plus a robe and a Caribbean cruise. runners up receive Columbia College funds and cash prizes. Judging awards allocate points for talent swimsuit and evening gown.
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Diane Johnson
Carolyn Butler
School of the Ozarks
Leon Bradley
Mike Leidner
Soft Tones
Fran Owens
Bill Muncrief
Charles Stolte
Atlantic City
Columbia College
Kline's
Mexico
Hoopeston
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Miss Missouri Pageant Hit by Heat and Injuries
Unforgiving heat during the Miss Missouri Pageant period led to air conditioning failures at MMA dorms with repairs due in two weeks. Pageant staff rushed to place fans as contestants endured the heat. Earlier, Miss Mexico broke a toe and Miss Gateway to the West pulled a ligament, yet both continued dancing.
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MMA
Bloodmobile misses quota by twenty five pints in Audrain visit
The Red Cross Bloodmobile in Mexico fell 25 pints short of its 113 pints quota during its first visit of the fiscal year. Ninety seven people donated, seven were deferred, and eleven were first time donors. Notable donors included Lawrence Phelps of Macon with a ten gallon donation, Dorothy Fennewald with six gallons, Howard Hinze with five, and Joe Bob Kerr with four, among others. The unit is slated to return for a two day stop in mid October.
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Red Cross
Mexico
Lawrence Phelps
Macon
Dorothy Fennewald
Howard Hinze
Joe Bob Kerr
Larry Deimeke
Shirley Morris
Mark Lotz
Walter Love
Don Beckett
Officials Debate Cause of Illinois Explosion Toll
In Decatur Illinois officials investigate a propane tank car blast at the Norfolk and Western yard that killed two railroad workers and injured more than 130. Glass shattered across blocks, 100 freight cars were destroyed, 5000 residents evacuated, and damage estimates reach up to 5 million dollars with 2 million cited by insurers.
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Illinois
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Parents Who Withheld Insulin Are Convicted
San Bernardino California AP report states Lawrence Parker and his wife Alice were found guilty of child abuse and involuntary manslaughter in the death of 11 year old Wesley Parker after withholding insulin on religious grounds. Wesley died August 22 1973 three days after his insulin was discarded by his parents. Sentencing set for September 3 with possible manslaughter up to 15 years and child abuse up to 10 years.
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Calif
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Alice
Wesley Parker
Parkers
Barstow
Wesley
First Assembly of God Church
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Padilla
McHales Navy Star Joe Flynn Dies at 49
Los Angeles AP reports actor Joe Flynn known for 1960s TV series McHales Navy has died at age 49. His nude body was found in a Bel Air pool Friday, with the coroner ruling accidental drowning. Flynn rose from film roles to the bumbling Capt. Binghamton on McHales Navy from 1962 to 1966.
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Weather and Local Notices From Missouri Regions
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show a 24 hour high of 102 and low of 74. Missouri remains clear to partly cloudy with warm temps today into Sunday, highs 95 to 103, lows upper 60s. Audrain Medical Center reports multiple admissions and births in Mexico Auxvasse Paris Vandalia Centralia Stoutsville Havre, with several dismissals. A Rural Fire Association car fire occurred south of Highway 22 near Route E, owner Richard Lincoln of Mexico.
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Wellsville
Eugene Stump
Lockwood
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Paris
Mattie M. Burge
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Leroy Berger
Auxvasse
Jesse. McCormack
Montgomery City
Donald E. Smith
Perry
Yessie L. Miller
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Fred Jennings
Gussie W. Fagg
Clarissa Long
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Stoutsville
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Mont
Everett Haislip
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David Reagan
Roy Toombs
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Nev
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Kathy
Coose
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Thompson
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Benton City
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New Florence
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Fire guts vehicle at TG Y store in West Plaza
Fire officials say wiring started the blaze that damaged cardboard boxes at the TG Y store in West Plaza Shopping Center at 2 40 a m Saturday. The building sprinkler system operated and the fire was extinguished with no reported damage.
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Doar Pushes Impeachment Case Amid Nixon Backlash
The impeachment effort drew angry replies from White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler who claimed Doar was out of order in marshalling impeachment facts. Republican committee members praised Doar for assembling a case from vast material, noting a 306 page summary. Dear asserted Nixon took active control of the cover up in late March 1973 after the June 17 1972 Watergate break in.
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Doar
Republican Committee
White House
Dear
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