B52 Phantoms Lost In Combat Over Vietnam
AP reports a U S 52 bomber crashed during a thunderstorm in northeast Thailand with five of six crewmen killed and one rescued. Two U S F4 Phantoms went down off the North Vietnam coast after fuel exhaustion with all four crewmen rescued. North Vietnam claimed two Phantoms shot down near Hanoi with some crew captured.
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Saigon
Thailand
Air Force
North Vietnam
U.S
Bangkok
Vietnam
Hanoi
Tonkin Gulf
Red River
Haiphong
Nixon
U.S. State Department
United States
State Department
U.S. Air Force
Northeast
China
Abduction and Killing Tied in Kansas City Case
Kansas City Kansas police pursue a suspect linked to an abduction in front of a private club and a hjemme attack in which Samuel B. Gutschenritter is in critical condition and his wife Phyllis is injured. Kasserman managed to escape after the assailant tied the woman and fled in his car. The investigation centers on whether the same man committed both crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kaw
Samuel B. Gutschenritter
Phyllis Gutschenritter
Kan
Jack Kasserman
Overland Park
Kasserman
Wyandotte County Lake
Gutschenritter
Eagleton to push stay on ticket after McGovern meeting
Democratic vice presidential nominee Thomas F. Eagleton says he will present his case to George McGovern tonight and decisions will be joint. Eagleton has faced ongoing questions since revealing psychiatric treatment for depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Party
New National
Thomas F. Eagleton
George McGovern
Eagleton
McGovern
Missouri
Absentee ballot requests open in Audrain County Clerk's office
Applications for absentee ballots for the August primary are being accepted by County Clerk Glenn M. Barnes. A lengthy list includes residents from Audrain County such as Virginia L. Schulse, William J. Hill, Gary L. Rolle, Barbara A. Baker, Randall M. Power, Teresa Sanders, the DiBlasi siblings, the MacPhersons, the Scrogin and Snowden families, and many others across Vandalia Centralia Laddonia and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain
Glenn M. Barnes
Military Virginia
Donald B. Hall
Rte
David R. McCord
E. Orange St
Sam L. Fielder
Vandalia
Jay Beshears
Farber
Ronald Calvert
Kent
Thomas QO. Masters
Ringo St
Barbara A. Baker
Centralia
Mark K. Wehlewald
Springdale
Randall M. Power
Thompson
Garrett E. Little
Carl D. Nichols
Dayton L. Shepherd
Edward N. Clark
E. Jackson St
Steve Kilcoyne
Michael K. Macpherson
West St
Cynthia Ann MacPherson
E. E. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Doris J. Myers
N. Kentucky St
Gary A. Bode
Larry E. Wright
Robert H. Petty
William R. Erdel
Lakeview Rd
Lynn A. Jenkins
Pollock Rd
Hugh J. Locks Jr
Morningside
Mary Beth Green
Laddonia
Jim L. Green
Gerald H. Valet Jr
Lynn E. Valet
Howell Court
Elizabeth Worrell
E. Monroe
Gary W. Duffy
Anna P. Brashears
Lakeside Dr
Linda Williams
E. Anderson
Everett St
van Matre
Reavis Road
Freida Buffington
E. Love
Curtis R. Dearley
Marjorie H. Kuhlman
Derrill S. Kuhlman
Alfred L. Lipp
Charles F. Stowers
Evelyn E. Stowers
Wilfred 8
Guard Reunion To Be Nov 25 At Mexico Armory
The Mexico Light Artillery Association alumni committee plans a second reunion for current and former National Guard members of Mexico and Battery B 428th Artillery. It will be Saturday November 25 at the Armory in Mexico with a social hour 5 to 7 p m, dinner 7 to 8 p m, program 8 to 9 p m, and Bernie Hogan band dancing 9 p m to 1 a m. Reservations by November 1. guests welcome.
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The
Mexico Light Artillery Association
National Guard Unit
Mexico
428Th Artillery
Armory
Bernie Hogan
Guest conductors lead St Louis Symphony at SIU Edwardsville
James Levine and Arthur Fiedler will guest conduct the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra at the Mississippi River Festival at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. On Saturday August 5 at 8 30 p m Levine will conduct with Ezio Flagello as soloist. Sunday August 6 at 7 30 p m festival concertmaster John Korman solos with Arthur Fiedler conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
James Levine
Arthur Fiedler
Saint Louis
Political Contributions Deductible May Reduce 1972 Tax
William H. Tompkins of the IRS Missouri district announces under the 1971 act that political contributions after 1971 to federal, state or local candidates may be claimed as a credit or deduction on 1972 tax returns. A 50 percent credit up to 25 dollars on joint returns or 12.50 on single returns is available, or contributions may be itemized deductions up to 100 dollars joint or 50 dollars single. Contributions to national party committees are included. Taxpayers should keep receipts and records. more details from the IRS.
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ST. Louis
William H. Tompkins
Internal Revenue Service
Missouri
Tompkins
IRS
Bootheel Poll: Nixon Leads Split Mississippi Vote
A Globe-Democrat KS Star joint poll of 474 registered voters in seven bootheel counties shows President Nixon ahead of George McGovern 60.1 to 28.3 percent with 11.6 percent undecided. Dowd leads Democratic governor hopefuls. Bond dominates Republican gubernatorial race.
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ST. Lous
Nixon
Kansas City Star
Mississippi
New Madrid
Scott
Perry
Butler
Stoddard
Cape Girardeau
Edward L. Dowd
William
Morris
Earl R. Blackwell
Joseph P. Teasdale
Christopher ‘Kit’ Bond
Gene McNary
Kaj. Bus’? King
Stephen Burns
Bremer Trial Opens in Maryland for Wallace Shooting
A 12-member jury chosen in Maryland began hearing the case against Arthur H. Bremer, accused in the May Laurel shooting that wounded Alabama Governor George C. Wallace. Bremer pleads insanity as he faces 17 counts including gun use and handgun law violations with federal charges pending.
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Upper Marlboro
Arthur Bremer
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Prince Georges County
Upper Manuboro, Md
Arthur H. Bremer
Bremer
Wallace
Laurel
Milwaukee
Secret Service
Nicholas Zarvos
E.C. Dothard
Dora Thompson
Hyattsville
Zaryos
School election clerks invited to class in courthouse room
Election officials invited to a 7:30 pm training session in the Community Room of the Courthouse. G Andy Hunge will instructor the class, sponsored by the Republican Party. All judges and clerks for the Aug 8 primary are asked to attend, per Mrs Charles Fkedahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Andy Hunge
Republican Earty
Charles Fkedahl
England Faces Deep Strike Crisis Over New Labor Act
England's labor turmoil widens as longshoremen and miners join a protest against the industrial relations act. Dockers in London refuse the new wage and security contract, warning of possible emergency government measures to keep essential supplies moving. Talks with port officials focus on job security amid containerization, which has already caused many layoffs. 170 ships blocked in London port. 49 freighters idle in Liverpool. Picket lines tighten at small ports while Glasgow and other areas see spillover actions and a threatened lithographic worker strike threatening newspaper photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Edward Heath
Trades Union Congress
Labor Federation
Liverpool
Upper Clyde
Glasgow
Sturgeon Topographic Map Ready
Missouri Geological Survey announces Brown, Sturgeon, and Sturgeon SW quadrangles topographic maps for north central Missouri. Maps show contours, elevations, water, roads, boundaries, and vegetation, with a 1 inch to 2000 feet scale covering about 60 square miles. Copies cost 50 cents each, order from Rolla office or by mail. index and 15 minute maps may be available.
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Rolla
Brown, Sturgeon
Sturgeon SW
Missouri
Wallace B. Howe
Missouri Geological Survey
Boone
Howard
Audrain
Randolph
Howe
Kodla
Old Card Reveals Mexico History And Local Figures
A postal card with a 4907 one-cent Ben Franklin stamp found by Taylor Sewell shows ties to Mexico Missouri history. Edmond B. Sellard, coal and fuel dealer at 325 S Calhoun, lived at 618 S Franklin with Pleasie Dora and Park Sellard, next door to Ernest Gantt, later Missouri Supreme Court justice.
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Ben Franklin
Taylor Sewell
Kansas City
B. Sellard
Mexico
Edmond B. Sellard
S. Calhoun St
Calhoun and
Railroad
Holt) St
Sellard
S. Franklin St
S. Olive St
Pleasie
Dora
Floy Sellard
Park Sellard
Ernest Gantt
Missouri Supreme Court
Cannell Coal
End Ordered To Marines Segregation Ended
Washington AP Gen Robert E Cushman Jr Marine commandant halted voluntary segregation in barracks and living areas. He ordered no racial separation and tough enforcement against segregated bars hangouts and restaurants. Fitness reports must cite leadership in human relations and transfers to be allocated fairly. Punishments and work details will be announced at daily formations to curb discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert E. Cushman Jr
Corps
Cushman
Troops Move On Irish Barricades
Northern Ireland saw a major operation as 1,500 British troops moved into Londonderry to dismantle the Free Derry barricades and other no go areas. Four gunmen were shot, two bodies taken to hospital, and massed crowds disputed the invasion. Whitelaw announced occupation across Northern Ireland.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Andonderry
Belfast
Londondigkiy
Lurgan
Armagh
Portadown
Coalisland
Dungannon
Free Derry
Ulster Defense Association
Free
TRA
Britain
Larry Goe to receive MU master’s in electrical engineering
Larry Goe son of Mrs. Albert Goe and the late Mr. Goe of 515 N Bastholm St will graduate August 4 at the University of Missouri Columbia with a Master of Science degree in electrical engineering He earned a B S from the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy and will start August 21 at Lockheed Corp Sunnyvale California as a senior research engineer He has worked for Chrysler Space Division and Douglas Aircraft missile and space systems division and earned Missouri professional engineering certification earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Goe
Albert 0. Goe
Goe
Bastholm St
University of Missouri
Columbia
Mexico High School
M.A
Rolla School of Mines and Metallurgy
Lockheed Corp
Sunnyville
Calif
Chrysler Corp
Douglas Aiircraft Corp
Missouri
Hospital Costs Jump 14 Percent in 1971 Year
The American Hospital Association reports a 13.9 percent rise in the daily cost of hospital care to $92.31 in 1971, with total community hospital expenses up 14.5 percent. Outpatient visits climbed 10.1 percent to 200 million, while emergency visits rose 10.5 percent and clinic outpatient rates grew 9.3 percent.
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Chicago
American Hospital Association
AHA
United
Association
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Paul Henri Spaak
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Spaak
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Allen Ellender
Senate
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Ellender
Huey P. Long
Bootheel
Maryland
England
Sturgeon
A&w
Larry Goe Will
Logan Pharmacy
Isaac
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