Two Dead In Minisub Trapped off Key West
Key West Florida AP reports two men in the rear chamber of the 24 foot Johnson Sea Link minisub, Clayton Link and Albert Stover, were found dead after 31 hours trapped under water. The craft was freed from a wrecked destroyer 48 hours after sinking 15 miles southeast of Key West. Forefront survivors include two men in the forward chamber pronounced fit earlier.
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Key West
Fla
John Maurer
Clayton Link
Edwin Link
Albert Stover
Navy
Maurer
Robert Meek
Archibald “Jock” Menales
Link
Stover
Edwin A. Link
Menzies
Vero Beach
Minisub
Juno Beach
Meek
Santa Barbara
Calif
Fred T. Berry
Smithsonian Institution
Berry
A.B. Wood
Meek and Menzies
California
Tringa
Phelps Will Continue Legal Challenge Over Senate Chair
Jefferson City Missouri details a new turn in the power dispute over who presides in the Missouri Senate. Lt. Gov. William G. Phelps vows to press ahead with legal action claiming authority to chair, while Sen. William J. Cason asserts Senate rules grant pro tem control. Danforth withdraws an old 1969 opinion after Cason’s recent actions.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Atty
John G. Danfort
William G. Phelps
Senate
Phelps
Missouri Institution
William J. Cason
Clinton
State Supreme Court
Cason
Danforth
William Morris
Anson
Ison
Jenkins Girls Are Confusing
In Wichita Kansas AP report Wesley Medical Center staff face mixups as both Jenkins couples welcome daughters born Wednesday. Mrs Donald Jenkins’s girl arrived at 1026 am and Mrs Robert Jenkins’s daughter at 115 pm. The two families share a home and alike last names add to confusion. The infants are Joan Fran and Jane Heather.
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Wichita, Kan
Wesley Medical Center
Jenkins
Donald Jenkins
Robert Jenkins
Joan Fran
Jane Heather
Volkmer Attacks Cason Over Government Reorganization
Missouri Senator William J. Cason faces Monday backlash from Representative Harold Volkmer who accuses him of spoiling efforts to reorganize state government. The plan creates 14 executive departments and was approved by voters in August 1972. Volkmer vows continued push for efficient, economical government despite defects and possible revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Missouri
William J. Cason
Dclinton
Harold L. Volkmer
Senate
Volkmer
House
FDA may require proof of effectiveness for thousands of drugs
The FDA plans to demand effectiveness proof for about 40,000 prescription drugs marketed for up to 35 years after a Supreme Court ruling strengthens its regulatory power. Up to 8,000 could be banned as worthless, affecting the pharmaceutical industry and Americans who spend over $7 billion annually on medicines.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Food and Drug Administration
Peter B. Hutt
FDA
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Academy
Hutt
Kelley Seeks Senate Vote On FBI Restoration Plan
Clarence M. Kelley testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee on his FBI director nomination in Washington. The Kansas City police chief faces questions on agency independence from the White House and how to restore the bureau after Watergate taint.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kelley
FBI
Senate
White House
L. Patrick Gray III
J. Edgar Hoover
Gray
Navy
E. Howard Hunt Jr
William D. Ruckelshaus
Kansas City
Trains Rains Delay Mexico City Street Work Again
Mexico City's street projects lag as seal coat materials en route from Kansas City are delayed by trains and rain. City engineer Gilbert Patrick says slurry sealing and seal coating await dry conditions and improved weather before resuming.
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Mexico
Gilbert Patrick
Kansas City
Patrick
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Kleinsorge in Middletown
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kleinsorge of Middletown at Audrain Medical Center at 2 28 p.m. Monday. The baby weighed nine pounds nine ounces. Mr. Kleinsorge is employed by Harry Hoff.
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Bron
Robert E. Kleinsorge
Middletown
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Kleinsorge
Harry Hoff
Uneasy Peace Despite Talks
AP News Analysis examines fears and hopes as Washington and Moscow pursue a summit. Brezhnev pursues tranquil conditions for communist building while others warn detente may delay long term goals. European powers fret over waning U S influence and NATO unity amid two superpowers shaping a fragile peace.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
Washington
Europe
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
China
Stalin
Khrushchev
U.S
NATO
West Europe
Brezhnev
Ledger Finds Names Of Friends In Today's Edition
Readers spot several familiar names among the Ledger pages, with residents noting community ties and local ties across individuals. The snippet highlights personal mentions and social links within the current issue.
Permit Issued For Home At 1115 Dorcas St
A permit was issued to Bill Rittman Construction Co. to build a new home at 1115 Dorcas St. with an estimated cost of 25000 dollars. Other permits issued during the past week include additions, fences, siding, remodeling and roofing for various addresses and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Rittman
Reinhardt Co
Wally Melahn
Westminister Dr
Dishman Construction Co
William Gibson
N. Washington St
Larry Hawkins
N. Western St
Velma Evans
E. Love St
Mexico
Inflation Widespread Over Most Of World
AP survey shows inflation running high across Western Europe with Britain France Italy Spain and Denmark hit hard. Britain reports 9.2 percent inflation and food costs rising sharply despite controls. France uses voluntary limits while Italy and Spain see double digit inflation. Belgium and West Germany also high, while Netherlands and Norway show strong gains without full controls.
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London
Europe
Atlantic
Associated Press
United States
Britain
France
Spain
Italy
Denmark
Finland
America
Edward Heath
Valery Giscard d‘Estaing
Belgium
West Germany
Netherlands
Norway
Vacation Bible School Opens in Benton City
Vacation Bible School begins Monday afternoon June 18 at 2 p.m. at Benton City Christian Church open to all community children. The course titled We Look to Jesus offers classes for all ages through grade school with teachers across age groups and daily refreshments and playground supervision. Director is Mrs Fay Hinten.
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Benton City
Robert Wagner
Oleta McCown
Fay Hinten
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Gwen McGlade
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Rolla
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Dorothy Sexton
Centralia
Judy Glasgow
Bob Beilman
Gateway Bakery
Hazelwood
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
High Court
Kleinsorge
Little Dixie Drive-In
Shamus
Liberty
Dorcas St
Dale Carnegie
Dan Adams
Phose
Iphone
Pres
John Moats
Commerce Bank
Downtown & Motor Bank
Bank of Mexico
West Jackson
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East Liberty
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