Senate Holds Secret Laos Session On U S Operations
The Senate convened a secret session at Sen Stuart Symington request to discuss United States military actions in northern Laos and why they are conducted without congressional sanction. The session reviewed CIA backed Thai troop movements and questioned funding outside normal appropriations amid debate on the draft extension.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Laos
Stuart Symington
D.o
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Thailand
Cambodia
Indochina
Nixon
Asst
David Abshire
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Foreign Relations Committee
Symington
Central Intelligence Agency
Missouri Democrat
Ayshire
North Laos
Sullivan
Southeast Asia
Court Alters Ghetto Rule In 5-3 Vote
Washington AP report on Supreme Court ruling 5 to 3 that state legislatures need not create separate districts for blacks and other minorities. Justice White says ghetto residents may join surrounding white voters in multi member districts unless evidence shows voting participation barriers. Dissents: Douglas Brennan Marshall. Harlan warns against apportionment meddling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Indiana
Byron R. White
Indianapolis
Center Township
Democratic Party
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
John M. Harlan
Douglas
Soyuz 11 links with Salute space lab and crew
Moscow reports Soyuz 11 docks with Salute seven weeks after its launch. three cosmonauts board the space lab. In other AP items a jetliner crash, midair collision debates, and Vietnam War protests highlight a busy Washington news day with policy and political maneuvers shaping U.S. actions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
The
Space Laboratory
Tass
War Experts Debate Vietnam War Legal Status on TV
London AP reports three international law experts on a televised mock trial found the United States and its presidents could not be charged with war crimes in Vietnam. They could not determine if U S involvement was an illegal war of aggression, citing limits of present knowledge and evidence.
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London
United States
Vietnam
America
British Broadcasting Corp
U.S
Elihu Lauterpacht
Cambridge University
Seidl Hohenveldern
Cologne University
Philip C. Jessup
International Court of Justice
the Hague
Lauterpacht
Nuernberg
Hohenveldern
Adrian Fisher
Georgetown University Law School
Robert E. Jordan
U.S. Army
John Roche
Lyndon Johnson
Chance Makes Dog Owner's Dream True
John Curry and Warlock the Irish Setter chase a dog show dream beginning in Kankakee. Warlock earns 15 points in 22 days to become Champion Sean Warlock of Bridgeview. Curry, based near Chicago, also plans a show career for Warlock's brother King Hobo of Bridgeview and has acquired White Birch Miss Maggie.
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John Curry
Kankakee
Ill
Warlock
Currys
Big Red Warlock
Sean Warlock
Bridgeview
Curry
Chicago
Mexico
The
Ledger
Goss Offset
King Hobo
Maggie
Sheepmen Vote On Promotion Referendum In Audrain County
A producer referendum on the wool and lamb market development program runs June 7 through 18 by mail for Audrain County wool producers. Eligible voters include those owning sheep six months old for at least 30 days in 1970. Ballots can be mailed or returned in person to ASCS County Offices. Outcomes affect deductions from wool payments up to 144 cents per pound and 742 cents per hundredweight on unshorn lambs.
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Audrain
ASCS
Audrain County Alcs
Mrs Searfoss Named to Dean's List at Central Methodist
Mrs John Searfoss a junior at Central Methodist College Fayette has been named to the Dean's List. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cox of 1419 S Singleton St and has received a scholarship to the fall semester. Mr Searfoss plans to attend the summer session and enroll in the fall term.
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John
Sheila) Searfoss
Central Methodist College
Fayette
John Cox
S. Singleton St
Searfoss
Central Methodist
Judge Consoles Fledgling Driver in Courtroom Adventure
In Stafford Virginia a 16 year old girl, minutes after receiving a driving license from Juvenile Court Judge Francis Gouldman, returns to court to tell him she bumped his car outside the courthouse. The judge consoles her, noting the old car has many miles and prior bumps, and sends her on her way.
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Stafford
Francis Gouldman
Gouldman
Crossing repairs on Jefferson Street delayed by material shortage
The Jefferson Street railroad crossing repair, planned by Norfolk and Western and GM&O, was postponed due to materials not arriving. City Manager Neil Nielsen said GM&O materials were missing and N and W would wait for GM&O before starting. Coordination aims to close the crossing for both segments simultaneously, with work lasting about one week as materials reach Mexico by mid week.
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Jefferson Street
Norfolk and Western
Gm&o
Neil Nielsen
N and W
Gmé&Co
Nielsen
Mexico
Tour for Expectant Parents to Audrain Obstetrical Floor
The final class in the series for expecting parents meets Wednesday June 9 for a tour of Audrain Medical Center Obstetrical floor led by Miss Caroline Davis R N Director of Nursing. Attendees should meet at the Public Health Office 502 Monroe at 7 30 p m.
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Audrain Medical Center
Caroline Davis
R.N
Public Health Office
Monroe
Kerry Attacks Hypocrisy Of Viet War
ST LOUIS AP leaders of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War met in St. Louis over the weekend. John Kerry said the goal is to make Americans think about the war s hypocrisy. He called veterans the largest unemployed segment of the country and cited job struggles and drug abuse among Vietnam service members. The group adopted a resolution for an orderly but complete withdrawal by December 31 1971 and plans to lobby for psychotherapy and employment programs. Elected to the VVAW executive committee were Kerry Scott Moore Michael Oliver Skip Roberts Larry Rotman.
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ST. Louis
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
VVAW
John Kerry
Kerry
Navy
Washington
United States
Evening News
Dick van Dyke
al Hubbard
New York City
Vietnam
Hubbard
Detroit
Waltham
Mass
Scott Moore
Mike Oliver
Skip
Roberts
Wilton
Conn
Larry Rotman
Boston
Franco and Juan Carlos Lead Spain Civil War Victory Parade
In Madrid General Francisco Franco and his successor designate Prince Juan Carlos de Borbón shared the reviewing stand during a 90 minute parade marking Franco s victory in the Spanish Civil War 32 years ago. Over 500000 people lined the route as military hardware on display included American made F104 Star fighters and F-86 Sabre jets with French Mirages flying overhead.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Franco
Spain
United States
Summer School Starts In Mexico Next Monday
Mexico Public Schools will sponsor a remedial elementary summer program at Eugene Field School from Monday, June 14 to Friday, July 30. Buses will pick up at Hawthorne, McMillan, Garfield, Pollock Road, Rivers Addition, and East Highway 54. Classes run 8 am to noon, Monday through Friday, with options in art crafts, music, recreation, and library. Principal Anita Murphy leads a staff including Brenda Beaty and Mary Jane McClark non, with Title I funding and a focus on Social Studies, Math, and Science.
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Mexico
Anita Murphy
Brenda Beaty
Mary Jane McClarknon
Ginger Stonebraker
Jerene Clibourn
Betty Jaeger
Janice Lance
Papla Willer
Dra Cosentina
Winnieks
Betty Cook
Special Award To Optimists In Missouri Fiesta
The Mexico Optimist Club received a special Community Projects Award for their first annual Mexican Fiesta. Presented in Jefferson City by Vernon D. Mitchell, Missouri District Governor, the club plans a fall Fiesta again with no date set yet.
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Mexico
Stop Light Signal Back in Operation
The traffic signal at the Liberty Jefferson Street intersection is back in operation after over three months out. Buford Leach and Howard Reed installed the light using the fire department ladder truck on the southeast corner, restoring east and northbound traffic flow.
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Liberty-Jefferson St
Buford Leach
Police Department
Howard Reed
Reed Electric Co
Fire Department
Liberty-Jefferson
Liberty and
Jefferson
Dynamite Truck Blast Destroys Iowa Highway Pavement
A semitrailer loaded with 40 000 pounds of dynamite burst into flames on Interstate 80 two miles west of Minden Iowa destroying 65 feet of pavement. Driver James Miller 26 of Fenton Missouri escaped unharmed and alerted authorities. Federal agents joined state patrol in the probe as westbound traffic moved to one lane.
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Minden
Iowa
James Miller
Fenton
Iowa Highway Commission
Miller
Neola
Joliet, III
Grand Island
Neb
U.S
Smitheys Buy Robinson Home
Mr and Mrs J E B Smithey purchased the property at 804 South Clark Street from Mr and Mrs Leslie Robinson. The Robinsons and their son Rick have relocated to the Lake of the Ozarks. The Smitheys rented 220 Barberry Lane to Mr and Mrs Edward Wood and family, who moved here from Rolla.
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J. EB. Smithey
S. Clark Street
Leslie Robinson
Rick
Lake of the Ozarks
Smitheys
Barberry Lane
Edward Wood
Rolla
Seek Way To Stem Police Slayings
A two day FBI and Justice Department seminar with police officials follows a White House conference labeled window dressing by a DOJ official. NYPD Chief Inspector Michael J. Cadd attends, while NYC Commissioner Patrick Murphy expresses disappointment at being excluded. The program previews discussions on offenders’ records, terrorist tactics, explosives, and federal aid, as deaths rise to about 100 for 1970.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
Justice Department
Mitchell
Hoover
New York City
Michael J. Cadd
New York
Patrick V. Murphy
Nixon
Murphy
International Association of Chiefs of Police
TACP
IACP
McCloskey Seeks New Hampshire Presidential Primary
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. of California says he will enter New Hampshire’s presidential preference primary next March if the President continues his war policy or bombing. He spoke at a Concord news conference after visiting Vietnam and criticizing the Nixon administration’s Indochina conduct.
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Concord
N.H
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
Rcalif
New Hampshire
McCloskey
Nixon
Indochina
California
Vietnam
Court Won't Bar Single Rail Strikes
Supreme Court declined to review a ruling allowing the United Transportation Union to call selective strikes against individual railroads. The ruling, from March 31 by the U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Columbia, held strikes may occur in bargaining if good faith is maintained. Railroads argued the Railway Labor Act bans selective or whipsaw strikes. the circuit court disagreed, a precedent contested by 169 railroads.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United Transportation Union
U.S. Circuit Court
District of Columbia
Railway Labor Act
National Railway Association
John H. Pratt
Burlington & Northern
Seaboard Coast Lines
Charles Ekedahl Admitted at Boone County Hospital
To Boone Hospital Charles Ekedahl has been admitted to Boone County Hospital in Columbia. He is in Room 657.
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Charles Ekedahl
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Seabee Undergoes Surgery in Columbia Hospital
Santa Fe Irva Seabee of Paris had surgery at Ellis Fischel Hospital in Columbia on May 27.
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Santa FE - Irva Seabee of
Paris
Ellis Fischel Hospital
Columbia
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Carol Clark
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Pat Abbott
Iola Bradley
Lester Runnels
Mert Bancroft
Gerald McFarland
Art Seals
Linda Bancroft
Lola Miller
Fred Boyd
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Double Savings Eagle
A& B Prescription Shop
Robinson Home
South Side Square
Liberty
Pearl Harbor
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