Missouri Press Bar Commission Formed In Missouri
Jefferson City AP reports the Missouri press bench and bar formed the Missouri Press Bar Commission a nonprofit to promote free press and fair trial standards. Board includes White Oliver and Baker, with 4 initial members and three at large. chief justice serves as honorary member.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Press, Bench and Bar
Missouri Press-Bar =Commission
Missouri Free Press-Fair Trial
Robert M. White II
Mexico Ledger
Missouri Press Association
Jack L. Oliver
Cape Girardeau
Missouri Bar
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Cruise Palmer
Kansas City Star and Times
Ernest H. Fremont
Kansas City
Sam A. Burk
Kirk
Kirksville
Jerry Sweaney
Kits- Tv
Springfield
Missouri Broadcasters Association
Weldon H. Steiner
Vandalia Leader
Fred L. Henley
Missouri Supreme Court
Missouri Judicial Conference
Richard Jensen
16Th Judicial Circuit
Missouri Trial Judges Conference
Don E. Burrell
Greene County Probate Court
Missouri Probate and Magistrate Judges Association
Roger D. Hines
Columbia Municipal Court
Missouri Municipal and Magistrate Judges Association
John M. Goodwin
St. Louis
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Walters Named to Dean's Honor List at Missouri Valley College
Neil Wood Walters of Farber has been named to the Dean's Honor List for the 1972 spring semester at Missouri Valley College in Marshall. A junior majoring in speech and drama, Walters earned a 3.3 grade average to qualify for the honor.
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Neil Wood Walters
Charles Walters
Farber
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Saddlebred Club Hosts Sunday Horsemanship Clinic
The Missouri Saddle Bred Pleasure Horse Assn of Mexico sponsors an Anhorsemanship clinic at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at the 4-H Center southeast of Mexico. Jim Simmons plans to demonstrate three and five gaited horses. 4-H members and the public are invited, followed by a covered-dish supper at Lakeview Park. Membership costs 2 dollars for individuals and 5 dollars for families.
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Mexico
Missouri Saddle Bred Pleasure Horse Assn
American Saddle Horse
Jim Simmons
Lakeview Park
Red Skelton Leads White House Pledge
Red Skelton led the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance during Flag Day ceremonies in the House on Wednesday. He was warmly applauded.
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Red Skelton
White House
Washington (Ap
Muskie tests Missouri support for Democratic convention
Senator Edmund S. Muskie opened a tour in Missouri to court delegates for the Democratic national convention. He estimated up to 50 of Missouri's 61 uncommitted delegates could back him as he planned ten state visits in the next week to gauge his presidential chances. Governor Warren E.겠
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ST. Louis
F Edmound S. Muskie
Missouri
Muskie
Warren E
Uncommitted Missouri Delegates Stirred by Muskie Dinner
Missouri political figure Hearnes urged uncommitted status for the delegation before a St. Louis dinner attended by uncommitted delegates. Muskie appeared with Hearnes and Sen. Harold Hughes of Iowa, and Muskie deferred questions on vote intentions to Hughes who offered to respond.
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Hearnes
Maine
Missouri
St. Louis
Muskie
Sen
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Delegates assist Muskie for convention bid and dinners
Muskie aides sought delegate support ahead of the convention as Hughes cited a range of 40 to 50 delegates. Only a few of 61 uncommitted delegates missed the dinner while Hearnes claimed the event was not to sway them. Muskie insisted his renewed effort was not a stop McGovern push and keeps his campaign active through the June 18 1974 Democratic nomination race. He heads to Salt Lake City after the meal for a Utah breakfast and further delegate hunting in Oklahoma Idaho Montana Arizona Kentucky Louisiana and Indiana.
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Hughes
Hearnes
McGovern
Mexico
George McGovern
Salt Lake City
Utah
Los Angeles
Oklahoma
Idaho
Montana
Arizona
Kentucky
Louisiana
Indiana
Ancona Shaken by Earthquakes. Ghost Town in Port City
Ancona Italy was hit by a series of earthquakes sending about 100000 residents fleeing to the countryside or nearby towns. Tremors collapsed walls damaged buildings and cars while one person died and many were injured. Officials estimate damage above 170 million dollars.
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Ancona
Italy
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