Promotions Reach Fort Gordon Soldier and Spangdahlem Arrival
Kenneth D. Ingebritson rises from Pvt E-2 to Pfc at Fort Gordon Georgia. He is joined by his wife Debbie Nelson, a Centralia High School graduate, and both families. Sgt Larry L. Wilson arrives at Spangdahlem Air Base Germany as a communications maintenance technician, daughter-in-law Vanessa Cowell noted among his family. Wilson, a 1965 Paris Missouri High School graduate, earned an associate degree in drafting in 1968 from Linn Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth D. Ingebritson
Fort Gordon
Augusta
Debbie Nelson
Centralia High School
Billy Ingebritson
Centralia
P.J. Nelson
Spangdahlem
Germany
U. S. Air Force
Larry L. Wilson
Harold L. Wilson
Rt. 2
Mexico
Spangdahlem AB
Wilson
Air Force Communications Service
Altus Afb
Oklo
Paris
Linn (Mo
Vanessa
George A. Cowell
Calumet City
Pfc Sexton Completes Aviation Electricians School
Marine Pfc. William W. Sexton, son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Fisher of Vandalia Missouri, has completed the Aviation Electricians School in Jacksonville. Aviation electricians inspect and maintain aircraft instruments and electrical systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
FHTNC
Marine Pfc
William W. Sexton
Wayne Fisher
Route 1
Vandalia
Aviation Electricians
McHenry Promoted To Lt Colonel In Air Force
Daleb McHenry of Mexico Missouri has been promoted to lieutenant colonel in the U S Air Force. He serves as chief of resident degree programs at the Air Force Institute of Technology Wright Patterson AFB Ohio. He is a Beardstown High School graduate 1954, Bradley University 1958 B S in business admin, USC 1962 M S in education. His wife is Frankie A Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry T. Dryden
Ruby T. Dryden
Auxvasse
U. S. Army Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
James M. Gibson
Nancy
Auxvasse High School
Westminster College
Fulton
Dayton
Ohio
Daleb McHenry
Edward McHenry
S. Grove
Mexico
U.S. Air Force
Col. McHenry
Air Force Institute of Technology
Wright-Patterson Afb
Beardstown (Ill
Bradley University
Peoria
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Univeristy of
Southern California
Frankie A. Smith
Troy Receives Service Ribbon forOutstanding Unit Award
Sgt. Clarence G. Troy, missile facilities technician with the 381st Strategic Missile Wing at McConnell AFB, helps his unit earn the U S Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for 1971 72. He will wear a permanent service ribbon marking his affiliation with the wing. Troy is a Paris Mo native and Paris R II High School graduate.
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Wichita
Kan
Clarence G. Troy
Bina M. Troy
630 N
Washington
Paris
Strategic Air Command
U.S. Air Force
Troy
McConnell Afb
381St Strategic Missile Wing
Sgt
Paris R
Airman Wagner Reports Aboard USS Constellation
Navy Airman James D. Wagner son of Mrs Alice L Wagner of 13 Ozark Place Mexico Missouri has reported for duty aboard the aircraft carrier USS Constellation in the Western Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Wagner
Alice L. Wagner
Ozark Place
Mexico
Pacific
Who Told Truth On Watergate Testimony
Senate Watergate probes press Dean on Nixon knowledge and cover up claims. Dean asserts firsthand awareness of Nixon’s knowledge of the cover up, while White House counters that Dean led the scheme. The panel seeks more witnesses to resolve competing accounts and uncover the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Nixon
John W. Dean III
White House
Dean
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Joseph M. Montoya
Missouri seeks summer exchange students from Japan program
Lt Gov William C Phelps, after a two week Japan trip to spur foreign investment, seeks Missouri students for a summer exchange with Nagano. A 15 member delegation will depart July 15, with each student paying 980 dollars. Participants will live with Japanese families and return in August. Contact Phelps office to apply as student or chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
William C. Phelps
Japan
Missouri
Nagano
Phelps
Phelps’ Office
Reduction of European Forces Talked
In Vienna NATO and the Warsaw Pact said they would discuss mutual reductions of forces and armaments in central Europe. A 30 minute final communique after preparatory talks by 19 delegations set an Oct 30 conference, aiming for a more stable peace though negotiations are expected long and tough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
Europe
Henry Kissinger
NATO
R-6 Hires Three New Teachers
Community R-6 Board hires Cecilia Peterson first grade Marjory Chaney sixth grade and Kathy King art teacher. Mrs Fred Arens named school nurse and bus contracts issued for 1973 74 with Whalen Wright Galloway and Naysmith and Arens. Lunch price to rise 10 cents to 40 cents students 55 cents adults. Matthews vacancy to be filled at April 1974 election after relocation.
Profit and Investment Philosophy by Peter Price
Peter Price discusses his diversified holdings in pharmaceutical health consumer sectors autos building materials and gold. He worries about global affairs and the lack of an international monetary system and inflation. He believes prosperity hinges on gold based currencies and outlines his theory in a privately printed booklet for investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Chilling Harvest Of Tales Of Terrorism By Lawmen
An Associated Press survey chronicles multiple cases where armed narcotics agents raided wrong homes causing fear and deaths. Instances include a Winthrop Massachusetts raid that wrongfully targeted a family, a Whittier California fatal shooting through a floor, and a Houston raid that killed an off duty officer after misidentification. The piece notes a federal push under DALE to intensify drug enforcement while civil liberties critics warn of overreach and safeguards being ignored under pressure for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Sniffen
Associated Press
Middle America
Collinsville, I
William Pine
Winthrop
Mass
State
Heyward H. Dyer
Whittier
Calif
Texas Department of Public Safety
Houston
Nixon
Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
DALE
Justice Department
Herbert Giglotto
Louise
Collinsville
Giglotto
Armed intrusion ends with threats at Collinsville home
Donald Askew and his wife Virginia were dining when armed men kicked the door in causing alarm. Mrs Giglotto described a gold badge shown by one intruder and the assailants fled without apology or explanation after realizing their mistake.
Drugs Found In 28 Percent Of Auto Victims
Investigators report evidence of drugs in about 28 percent of 410 fatally injured drivers over two years. The Midwest Research Institute under sponsor National Highway Traffic Safety Administration conducts a study on drug abuse in automobile accidents. But there is not enough evidence to prove a clear link between drugs and driving deaths, Woodhouse warned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Midwest Research Institute
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Woodhouse
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Electrician
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Constellation
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Durban
R-6
the Krogar Co
Kitty Clover
Perry B. Kelly
Calhoun St
Majestic
Louise Johnson
Orville Head
Paul Riechers
Howard Riechers
Charles Newland
Dola's
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