Agencies Fight On Air Safety
Washington AP report on the midair collision debate between NTSB and FAA over the see and be seen rule. It notes the Los Angeles crash nears a larger pattern of near misses, calls for updated air traffic rules, and cites past disasters including Indianapolis 1969. The feud centers on radar controlled routes versus visual flight rules and safety responsibilities of pilots.
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Washington
Air West
Marine Corps
Los Angeles
U.S
New York
Indianapolis
Ind
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
The
Safety Board
Stark
San Gabriel Mountains
Salt Lake City
Piedmont
North Carolina
Ohio
Wind Damage Reported In NW Missouri
A series of storms with high winds and funnel clouds swept through Kansas Missouri and Iowa causing extensive property damage mainly to glass in Platte City. A house trailer overturned near Holt Missouri as winds reached 60 mph. Tornadoes touched down near Topeka and northwest of Frankfort with no reported damage.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Platte County
Sheriff's Office
Platte City
Holt
Kansas City
Overland Park
Kan
Olathe
Leavenworth
Belton
Grandview
Barnard
Braymer
Limeville
Washington County
Topeka
Frankfort
Johnson County
Civil Defense
Ottawa
Eudora
Waterville
White City
Maryville
Plover
Rat Milk Machine Patented By Philadelphia Firm
Two Philadelphia based drug firm workers patent a rat milking machine. The device uses cups to extract milk from lactating rats to study whether drugs tested on the animals pass into their milk.
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Philadelphia
Barefoot Kids Not In Need
In Winston Salem a Russian private school teacher reports American children appear well dressed and barefoot. Her niece in Russia notes government aid for her students and asks why poor Russian children cannot get help. Pupils collect funds but cannot send money out of Russia. questions about aid, shoes, and clothing arise.
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Winston-Salem, N
United States
George Konstantinov
Winston- Salem
Russia
Johnsons Enter POA In Show In Waterloo Iowa
Mizzou Farms owned by Ralph Johnson at 36 Bougainville Drive has entered the Pony of the Americas horse in the Horse and Pony Show at the 1971 National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa. The exposition runs from June 15 through 20.
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Mizzou Farms
Ralph Johnson
Bougainville Drive
Waterloo
Iowa
Boat Fire on Lake of the Ozarks Ends Safe for Three
An 18 foot motor boat caught fire Sunday at Shawnee Bend on the Lake of the Ozarks. The three occupants jumped overboard and swam to safety before the craft exploded and burned. The boat was owned by Bob Winsauer of Lincoln, Missouri, and all three occupants were uninjured, sheriff's officials said.
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Sunrise Beach
Lake of the Ozarks
Shawnee Bend
Camden County
Bob Winsauer
Lincoln
Stephens Elected Legion Names 1971 Officers
James Bledsoe Post American Legion elected officers for 1971 including Robert Stephens as commander and Freddie Crews as first vice commander. Board of directors for three years to Leon Rutherford and Ben Johnson. The meeting drew one visitor, Allan Hase, a Vietnam veteran, as labor for a June 19 dance and a stag supper was announced. In Little Rock, Presbyterians debate billboards with ideological and political messages, changing space after initial postings.
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James Bledsoe
American Legion
Robert Stephens
Freddie Crews
Joe Bartolacci
George Pettebaum
Frank Parker
L. J. Dean
Ben Johnson
Ross Vance
Carl Anderson
Leon Rutherford
Wallace Melahn
A. P. Green Refractories
Wetterall Foods, Inc
Commerce Bank
Legion
Allan Hase
Divers Seek Men In Lake Osage Beach Mo AP
Six divers from Lee's Summit planned to search 50 to 100 feet deep for two men presumed drowned after a fishing trip Saturday. Identified are Nolan Edward Jones Jr. 28 of Sunrise Beach and Gail Ellis Jones 17 of Kansas City. Their unoccupied boat was found about four hours after departure.
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Osage Beach
Lee's Summit
Nolan Edward Jones Jr
Sunrise Beach
Gail Ellis Jones
Kansas City
Missouri Boating Commission
Court Judgment For 2 185 000 Against Presidential Officers
A U S District Court judge, William H. Becker, entered a 2 185 000 judgment against former Presidential Investment Company Inc officers Henry F. Harrison Carl F. Newland Sidney Porter and John M. Harrison. The suit by more than 2 400 stockholders began in 1966 after arrests on mail fraud and SEC violations. The court ordered liquidation of the company to pay costs and liabilities with remaining assets distributed pro rata to stockholders in southeast Missouri and southwest Illinois.
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Kansas City
Presidential Investment Company Inc
St. Louis
U.S. District Court
William H. Becker
Memphis
Carl F. Newland
Granite City
Sidney Porter
Mt. Vernon
John M. Harrison
Little Rock
Becker
Missouri
Illinois
Missouri plans 231 million highway program for next year
The Missouri State Highway Commission announces a 231.068 million tentative highway program for the coming fiscal year with 107.384 million for Interstate, 63.511 million for primary, 32.141 million for secondary, and 28.028 million for urban work. Many projects may not proceed due to right of way, plans, utilities, urban agreements and federal funds. Backups are included to cover delays.
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Missouri State Highway Commission
Erstate
Imary
Thomas A. David
David
Commission
Audrain Ralls
Perry
Ralls
Marion County
Marion
Ralls County
Callaway
New Bloomfield
Boone
Columbia
U. S
Missouri Right of Way Projects Across Several Counties
Infrastructure updates list multiple highway right of way acquisitions and road work. Projects span Randolph Boone Callaway Lincoln Monroe Ralls and other areas with segments on US 63 Route 63A Route A Route B Route E Route HH Route WW and more. Details include mileages from 0.3 to 18 miles and actions such as grading bridging resurfacing and bridge replacement.
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Randolph
Moberly
Grand Avenue
Rollins Street
Boone
WU. S
Lincoln
Silex
Monroe
Elk Fork
Salt River
RALLS
Marion County
Hallsville
Centralia
U. 8
Callaway
Bachelor Creek
Eagleton Links Drug Problem to Vietnam Supply
Senator Thomas F. Eagleton of Missouri warned in Kansas City that slowing U S drug abuse among servicemen requires pressuring the South Vietnamese government to curb heroin flow. He called Vietnam heroin availability and purity a time bomb that could explode when soldiers return home to civilian life.
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Kansas City
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
U.S
Eagleton
Vietnam
United States
Saigon Units Repel Enemy Assaults Weekend Fighting
South Vietnamese forces repelled three North Vietnamese assaults along the northern frontier and fought a fourth, with 298 enemy killed in air and ground action near the DMZ. Six South Vietnamese were killed or wounded as U.S. forces reported no ground troops. US Da Nang base shelled. 3 civilians killed, 10 wounded. Mekong Delta actions hit a sampan convoy with 22 enemy killed and 11 sampans destroyed.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
Ho ‘Chi Minh Trail
Belo
Dmz
Mekong Delta
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David Hall
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Robert S. Kerr, Jr
Arkansas River
Johnsons
Dean L. Jones
Beltone
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Mexico
Jefferson
Billboard
Stephens
Little Rock, Ark
North Little Rock
Lawrence Drug Co
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York
Howerton
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Maverick
Pinto
Nova
Ford’s
Carroll Motor CO. Inc
West Liberty
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