Hunger strikes end for IRA sisters and companions
London AP report: Price sisters Dolours and Marion and three other IRA members end hunger strikes after liquid meals. Hugh Feeney Gerard Kelly and Frank Stagg, all in UK prisons, resume nourishment. five remain in fair condition. IRA mourns Michael Gaughan with a funeral plan in Ballina.
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London
Price Sisters
Irish Republican Army
Home Office
Hugh Feeney
Gartree
Gerard Kelly
Wormwood Scrubbs
Frank Stagg
Parkhurst
Isle of Wight
Dolours
Marion Price
Feeney
Kelly
Stagg
Coventry
Michael Gaughan
IRA
Gaughan
Dublin
Council Bill Will Formalize Refuse Plan
Mexico City Council meets Monday at 7 30 p m in council chambers. Agenda includes third reading of an ordinance banning parking on the north side of Liberty from Elmwood Drive east for 595 feet. New business covers first reading of Bill No 74 33 placing garbage disposal on the city and cooperation with the housing authority for local grants in aid. also first reading to approve Huntington Park subdivision No 3 and dedicating adjacent streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
City of Mexico
Liberty
Elmwood Drive
Housing Authority
Huntington Park
Horses Found Starving Near Maddox Shelter
In Winfield Missouri the Missouri Humane Society found two horses near starvation at Foley after a tip the animals were abandoned by Charles Maddox. Maddox, already charged with cruelty to animals in the deaths of about 200 dogs and cats, has not been seen since an arrest warrant was issued Thursday. He operated the Humane Society shelter in Lincoln and St. Charles counties where the other animals were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield, Mo
Charles Maddox
Missouri Humane Society
Foley
Here
Maddox
The
Humane Society of
Lincoln
St. Charles Counties
Rec Program Gets Under Way
Summer recreation in Mexico opens with Boys baseball at Hardin Junior High and Plunkett Park from 9 to noon Monday through Friday. Supervisors include Jim Marley and Lewis Melahn with craft activities at McMillan School and Plunkett Parks. Various art dance guitar drama and Red Cross swimming instruction run June to July under named facilitators Debbie Deason Julie Copeland and others. Gym facilities open for basketball and weight lifting in mid June with schedules through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Hardin Junior High
Plunkett Park
Jim Marley
Lewis Melahn
McMillan School
Plunkett
Garfield
Lafayette
Lakeview
Ounda
Margaret Duncan
Jo Lynn Goff
Nancy Ollis
Donna Davis
Eleanor Vaughan
Debbie Deason
Lawrence Shelter House
Julie Copeland
Shell
Red Cross
Park
Arthur Hills
US Pressure Hurting Jews
Secretary of State Kissinger says congressional pressure may be shrinking Soviet Jewish emigration. May visa drop about 25 percent follows 1973 totals of 35,000. Geneva figures show five months in 1974 behind 1973. Panov case noted amid emigration debate as hearings proceed with protests and a closed room.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George McGovern
D-S. C
Congress
Henry M. Jackson
Moscow
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Panov and wife cleared to emigrate from Soviet Union
Valery Panov a famed Kirov dancer and his wife Galina win permission to leave Russia after a two year struggle. They were told to report to the Leningrad visa office. Observers link the timing to Nixon's Moscow visit and Congress debates on Soviet trade. Panov says he faced artistic suppression and arrests since their dismissal in 1972.
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Senate
House
Geneva
Switzerland
Intergovernmental Committee On European Migration
Soviet Union
Israel
Valery
Galina Panov
Panov
Leningrad
Moscow
Valery Panov
Galina
United States
Nixon
Congress
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Kirov Ballet Company
Kirov
Russia
Napier Elected Chairman of Audrain County Jail Board
Robert Napier was elected chairman of the Audrain County Board of Visitors for jails at the circuit court meeting. He succeeds G. Andy Runge. Mrs. Lewis DeHart was elected secretary, with Dr. Elenore Schewe and James Landry on the board. Judge George P. Adams will appoint a new member to replace Mrs. William Courtney, who resigned. The board, named two years ago, has visited jails and foster homes and advised on juvenile facility improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Napier
Board of Visitors
Audrain
G. Andy Runge
Lewis DeHart
Elenore Schewe
James Landry
George P. Adams
William Courtney
Adams
Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing Commencement
The 17th class graduation in the Fellowship Hall of the Methodist Church featured Rev. Patrick G. Dolan as principal speaker and led to diplomas and pins for graduates. Scholarships were awarded to three former graduates, and a class gift of $100 to the Peggy Sterner Scholarship Fund was announced amid a standing ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick G. Dolan
Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing
Methodist Church
Father Dolan
L. Buford Thomas
Woodrow Lee
Audrain Medical Center
H. J. Nesheim
Jacqueline Bishop
Susan Bolton
Donna Butcher
Angela Desjardins
Colleen Epps
Irene Exendine
Doris Fischer
Merri Todd
Tina Grimes
Deborah Harlow
Brenda Higgenbotham
Harriet Knipp
Carol Maupin
Carol McCormack
Linda Simcoe
Cindy Smith
Jennifer Smith
Mary Walkup
Linda Wright
Guy Pitts
Davis Hart
Mexico Area
LPN
Mexico
Judge Revokes Grand Jury Order in Watergate Papers
WASHINGTON AP A federal judge lifted the secrecy order on grand jury papers naming Nixon as an unindicted co conspirator in the Watergate cover up. Supreme Court review may determine public release timing as other judges warn Nixon over withheld records ahead of the Ellsberg break in trial. The DC Circuit refuses to disqualify Sirica from the cover up trial amid bias disputes involving Mitchell Ehrlichman Colson and Liddy related to the Fielding break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grand Jury
President Nixon
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
James D. St. Clair
Nixon
Leon Jaworski
Gerhard A. Gesell
Ellsberg
U.S. Circuit Court For
District of Columbia
Sirica
Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
Gordon Strachan
John D. Ehrlichman
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Charles W. Colson
Gesell
Ehrlichman
G. Gordon Liddy
Daniel Eltsberg
Lewis Fielding
Fielding
William Frates
St. Clair
US and Saudi Arabia sign broad economic and military pact
United States and Saudi Arabia sign a pact to expand economic cooperation and strengthen military ties. The four joint working groups will address industrialization, manpower and education, science and research, and agricultural development, with a Saudi audience for U S technical assistance and a review of defense programs.
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Washington
United States
Saudi Arabia
Henry Kissinger
Fahd
U.S
Kissinger
United Nations
Joint Commission On Economic Cooperation
Treasury
William Bk
Simon
Mohamed Abu Khail
Albert Douglas Dies Here Today
Albert Douglas 79 of 417 E Central St died at 9 30 a m today at the Allen Nursing Home Funeral services are pending at Arnold Funeral He was born Sept 9 18 in Pike County He was a veteran of World War I He was survived by a nephew Charles W Rudd of Eolia and had lived in Mexico since 1926 He belonged to the Second Baptist Church and worked as a laborer for A P Green Refractories Co before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Douglas
E. Central St
Allen Nursing Home
Arnold Funeral Home
Mr. Douglas
Pike County
Tracy May Douglas
Douglas
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Charles W. Rudd
Eolia
Mexico
Second Baptist Church
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IRA Sisters Breakfast
Ballina
County Mayo
Marie Drumm
Northern Ireland
Home
Roy Jenkins
Marion
Clark
Hendricks
Henry A. Puckett
Rush Hill
Puckett
Steven Bruce Neely
Jefferson City
Ledger
Richard Vance
Napier Heads
County
Alice Peeler
Sheryl Scaramella
Richard
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