Hungate Announces 1974 Academy Appointments for 9th District
Washington D C Congressman Bill Hungate lists 16 of 33 nominees admitted to service academies for July 1974. Air Force, Army, and Naval quotas accompany Merchant Marine slots as Missouri’s district records show 9th District nominees excelling.
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Washington
D.C
Bill Hungate
Hungate
Congress
Air Force
Merchant Marine Academy
Missouri
Congressman Hungate
Mercaht Marine
U.S. Air Force Academy
Thomas XK. Spleikamp
Florissant
Michael L. Hey
Kenneith P. Katt
William T. Quick
St. Louis
U.S. Military Academy
Harold L. Chappell
Hannibal
John L. West
U.S. Naval Academy
John
Court Upholds Graduation Prayer
A federal judge in Richmond Virginia upheld the right to hold prayers at a high school graduation. U.S. District Court Judge Robert R Merhige Jr ruled that the brief prayers pose no significant risk of advancing religion despite a suit by three graduating seniors of Douglas Freeman High School in Henrico County seeking to ban the invocation and benediction. The judge said he would rule quickly to allow an appeal before Monday night’s commencement.
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Richmond
U.S. District Court
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Douglas Freeman High School
Henrico County
Merhige
Wellsville Personal News Highlights and Visits
Morning to Minneapolis for graduation of Rick Allen Fisher son of Mrs Patricia Washington, and Wellsville connections feature in visits by Mrs Rowena Bolton, Mrs Robert Wagner, and Mrs Melvin Brown. Upcoming Baptists clean up day at Loutre Valley Camp. church activities include camping for boys and girls, and vacation plans for pastors Quenten Boyd and Austin Rissmiller. Weekend guests include Stanley May family, Woodrow Williams and sisters, and Misses Juanita Vera Rice with Cora Brown.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Rick Allen Fisher
Patricia (Fogle) Washington
Wellsville
Loutre Valley
Mineola
Eddie Hudson
Bear Creek Association
Quenten Boyd
Austin Rissmiller
Schmidt Party Loses In Saxony
In Lower Saxony Germany the Christian Democrats overtook Helmut Schmidt's Social Democrats as the strongest party while the Socialists kept state government by one vote thanks to coalition partners. This marked Schmidt's first test since May 17 as chancellor and boosted his prestige. Clarence Buster Crabbe rests at St Vincent Hospital Bridgeport in favorable condition after illness on a promotional tour.
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Nannover
Germany
Christian Democrats
Helmut Schmidt
Social Democrats
Lower Saxony
Schmidt
Willy Brandt
Crabbe
Bridgeport, Conn
Clarence
Buster’ Crabbe
Tarzan
Flash Gordon
St.Vincent Hospital
North Callaway seniors receive multiple scholarships and honors
Kay Love and Deborah Trammell each win $200 scholarships to the school of their choice as Auxvasse Lions Club has donated $1,575 in eight years. Mary Jane Maddox earns a $100 Future Teachers of America Education scholarship plus a $500 Missouri Valley College grant. Kim Chevalier secures a $250 MFA Scholarship with a $150 Central Missouri State University Aptitude award. Six Hannibal LaGrange College Dean's Scholarships totaling $600 go to Walter Gruer, Jan Guthrie, Kenji Hamilton, Mary Hudnut, Brenda Lewis, and Sherry Taylor. Mary Hudnut also gets a half-tuition Divisional Scholarship. Susan Chism secures a $270 Regents Scholarship from Central Missouri State University. Cindy L Lawson wins $300 Miss Kingdom of Callaway Pageant scholarship. Janice Pope gains a $200 William Woods Honor Scholarship. Sherry Taylor earns a $400 William Woods Presidential Scholarship, with both girls receiving a $600 Callaway County Resident Reduction. Kenji Hamilton earns a United States Naval Academy appointment valued over $18,000.
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Kay Love
Deborah Trammell
Auxvasse Lion’s Club
North Callaway
Future Teachers of America Community Teacher’s Association
FTA
Mary Jane Maddox
Mary Jane
Missouri Valley College General Church
Kim Chevalier
MFA Exchange
Fulton
Missouri Farmers Association
Columbia
Kim
Central Missouri State University
Hannibal-LaGrange College
Walter Gruer
Jan Guthrie
Kenji Hamilton
Mary Hudnut
Brenda Lewis
Sherry Taylor
Michael W. Culver
Roger A. Loesch
Northeast Missouri State University
Hannibal LaGrange College
Susan Chism
Cindy L. Lawson
Kingdom of Callaway
Janice Pope
William Woods College
William Woods Callaway County
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
MIG23s Sent to Syria by Soviet Union
U S intelligence reports say the Soviet Union supplied Syria with its first squadron of advanced MIG23 fighters. Sixteen crated MIG23 Floggers were reportedly sent aboard Russian ships, with deliveries traced from Nikolayev, a Black Sea port, signaling a potential broader export beyond the Soviet Air Force.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Syria
U.S
Nikolayev
Black Sea
Russia
Israel
Ford Talks About Utah Retirement
Vice President Gerald R Ford told his son Jack that he might retire someday to northern Utah He spoke of becoming a lawyer or justice of the peace after delivering the commencement address at Utah State University where Jack studies forestry
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Logan
Utah
Gerald R. Ford
Jack
Ford
Utah State University
Ministers Use Liturgy as Therapy for Retarded Residents
In Los Angeles AP report on Pacific State Hospital in Pomona where chaplains integrate music and inclusive liturgy as therapy. Rev Courtney E Peterson and colleagues emphasize emotional capacity beyond IQ, celebrating joy and patient participation. A resident, Samuel Palmer, improves after an accident. Census notes California hosts about 600,000 retarded people, most mildly affected, with IQs 52 to 67.
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Los Angeles
Pacific State Hospital
Pomona
God
Courtney E. Peterson
Peterson
Jesus
Pacific
California
Fairview State Hospital
Costa Mesa
Francis McClash
France fires cabinet critic over nuclear test plan
Paris AP report says President Giscard d Estaing dismissed Jean Jacques Servan Schriber for opposing a new nuclear test program in the South Pacific. Servan Schriber, Radical party head, protested at a Sunday news conference. Separately, a seven pound 11 ounce daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Anderson Route 2 Avxvasse at Audrain Medical Center at 6 45 p m Saturday.
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Paris
Valery Giscard
d’Estaing
Jean Jacques Servan-Schreiber
South Pacific
Servan- Schreiber
France
Jacques Chirac
Anderson
Thomas A. Anderson
Route 2
Avxvasse
Audrain Medical Center
A.B. Chance Co
IRA fugitive preaches funeral at hunger striker's grave
In Dublin David OConnell led the funeral oration for hunger striker Michael Gaughan as 17,000 mourners attended. Police did not arrest him. Separately the Earl and Countess of Donoughmore were released after four days of captivity by youths. The earl linked the kidnapping to IRA prisoners ending hunger strikes.
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Dublin
Ireland
David O'Connell
Irish Republican Army
Michael Gaughan
Earl
Countess of Donoughmore
Kidsnapers
IRA
England
Wiebergs Welcome Son At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Francis J Wieberg of Martinsburg are the parents of an eight pound two ounce son born at 9 90 a m Saturday at Audrait Medical Center Mr Wieberg is employed at AP Green Refractories Co 7
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Francis “J. Wieberg
Martinsburg
Audrait Medical Center
Wieberg
A.P. Green Refractories Co
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Rowena Bolton
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Robert Wagner
Joplin
Ozark Bible College
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Carman
Larry Crowell
Mr. Carman
Melvin Brown
Lexington, Neb
Stanley May
Mexico
Jim Bishop
Jim
Claude Bishop
J. W. Clement
Kansas City
Richard May
Olen May
Stanley Williams
Woodrow Williams
Mary, Ann
Kathy Williams
Bloomfield, Mo
Juanita and
Vera Rice
Cora Brown
Saxony
SEARS
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W. Jackson
Samuel M. Palmer
Alabama St
Dr. McClash
Wiebergs
Son
American Legion
American Legion Rodeo
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