Ceremonies Make Pact Official
Twelve governments of East and West gave the Vietnam peace settlement world approval in a ceremonial signing by foreign ministers of the Big Five, the contending regimes, and the four supervising countries. The nine point declaration binds outsiders to quit meddling and sets up a system to handle violations, with six signatories able to reconvene if serious breaches occur. The move links the Soviet Union and China to the settlement, seen as a restraint on Hanoi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Indochina
Canada
South Vietnam
Britain
Rogers
Andrei Gromyko
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Nguyen Thi
Coalition Defeats Lynch In Ireland Political Shift
Dublin AP reports Prime Minister Jack Lynch prepares to hand over power to Liam Cosgrave, leader of a Fine Gael Irish Labour coalition. Cosgrave's bloc holds 68 seats to Lynch's 64 with 10 undecided, signaling a potential coalition government and end of 16 years of Fianna Fail rule. Corish tipped as deputy premier. IRA arms scandal cited in defeat. New Delhi AP notes Triloki Nath Kaul named India's ambassador to the United States, a former foreign secretary with 26 years in diplomacy.
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Dublin
Ireland
Jack Lynch
Liam Cosgrave
Cosgrave
Fine Gael—Irish Party
Labor Party
Lynch
Fianna Fail
Soldiers of Destiny
Treland
Brendan Corish
Laborites
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Britain
Cograve
Republic
IRA
New Delhi
Triloki Nath Kaw
Indira Gandhi
United States
Kaul
India
Not Cutbacks But Transfers Bond Says
CAHOKIA Illinois AP President Nixon’s welfare changes are a transfer not a cutback Bond says after brief stop en route to Jefferson City He expects funds to bridge the transition and wants minority groups not to feel abandoned He also opposes Missouri taxes for Bi-State Transit and urges a Missouri plan for a Lambert airport expansion with a referendum and Lambert 2 000 plan.
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Cahokia, Ill
Nixon
Missouri
Christopher
Bond
Parks Bi- State
Jefferson City
Washington, D.C
Department of Labor
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
St. Louis
Department of Transportation
Illinois
Transportation Department
Washington
Lambert-St. Louis International
Bertolucci says women chase Last Tango in Paris director
Bernardo Bertolucci, director of Last Tango in Paris, says women in Italy and the United States press for his company after the film fame. He notes American women have courted him with insistence, while in Rome women he has not met express a wish to spend an evening with him. He adds his next film will be less sexual and aims to resemble Gone with the Wind.
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JROME
Bernardo Bertolucci
Paris
Italy
United States
Rome
Roman
Turin
la Stampa
Mexico Jaycees raise funds at bowling tourney to aid March of Dimes
The Mexico Jaycees donated 370.43 to county campaign director John Gallaher from a charity bowling tournament led by Arthur Allen and Bob Kirgan. Winners included Wayne Mackey in men’s and Dorothy Sturgeon in ladies divisions. Prizes included new bowling balls and shoes. Rex Johnson led an orientation about Jaycee history. Kline’s Department Store pledged wardrobe support for Miss Missouri and funded pageant expenses. Local Jaycees joined from Bowling Green, Unique Jaycees of Moberly, Vandalia, and others.
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Mexico Jaycees
John Gallaher
March of Dimes
The
Jaycees
Arthur Allen
Bob Kirgan
Wayne Mackey
Dorothy Sturgeon
Erle Harper
Phyllis Benton
Rex Johnson
Jaycee
St. Louis
Charles Peck
George Adams
Paul Schlobohm
Kline’s Department Store
Mexico
Kline
Jon Scaramella
Atlantic City
Larry Webber
Ron Diehl
Pizza Hut
New Mexico
Bowling Green Jaycees
Ron Moody
Jim Staley
Denis Niemeyer
Ron Dugan
Joe Brown
Wayne Johnson
Mickey Bryson
Moberly
Monte Thompson
Daryl Wasson
Marlin Thompson
Merrell Wasson
Vandalia Jaycees
Ralph Powell
Not As Many New Measures Proposed In This Legislature
Jefferson City AP notes the current Missouri legislature filed 1 199 bills and 71 resolutions by the Thursday deadline, compared with 1 368 bills and 75 resolutions in 1971. The House totals 927 new measures to the Senate 342, with 60 freshmen likely slowing new bill output. Bills cover abortion regulation, ombudsman funding, medical student grants, teacher contract terminations, vehicle registration notices, St Louis Board of Education age and size, mass transit funding, and crime victims compensation. The session began January 3 and no bill has yet clear approval by both houses.
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Jefferson City
House
Senate
William O'Toole
D-St. Louis
U.S. Supreme Court
Richard Webster
Carthage
Department of Revenue
St. Louis Board of Education
al Mueller
Steve Vossmeyer
St. Louis
Missouri House
Harold Volkmer
Dannibal
Volkmer
Cooperative vegetable growing program eyed for Audrain County
A county canvass by the Human Development Corp seeks low income participation in a nine county vegetable growing and marketing co op. Program aims for local control with a small staff and volume purchasing to boost buying power. Organizational work starts soon with actual growing work by April. Call the Audrain HDC office at 207 N Washington or 581 3238 for details.
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Audrain
Nancy Lehto
The
Human Development Corp
Leona, Davis
Vandalia Hdc
Bob Kirk
University of Missouri
HDC
Caruthersville
Linn County
Kan
Audrain Co. Extension Center
Audrain County
H.D.C
N. Washington
Nader Set to Lecture at Westminster College
Ralph Nader will be guest lecturer at Westminster College on March 18 at 8 30 p m in Champ Auditorium. Sponsored by the Student Assembly and the Concert and Lecture Series, the event is open to the public at no charge.
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Fulton
Ralph Nader
Westminster College
Champ Auditorium
Anderson Sues To Stop Phone Checks
Newsmen Jack Anderson and Les Whitten file a petition in federal court alleging the FBI illegally obtained telephone records to locate and harass informants. Whitten’s Jan 31 arrest over stolen Indian Papers case. subpoenas sought six month records to trace calls. Anderson not a defendant. seeks halt to use of records and return of materials.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
FBI
Anderson
Whitten
U.S
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Justice Department
Henry L. Adams
Anita Collins
BIA
Rehearsals For No No Begin Monday
Rehearsals for the spring vocal production No No A Million Times No start Monday at 7 p.m. for cast named in this morning's announcement by Director Gerald Valet. The lead cast includes John Stutsman Brenda Erdel Vanessa Marshall Kathy Erdel David Adams Jim McKitterick Bob Barnes Paulette Scott Martha Heerboth Joanne Kasper Mark Bus sen Jennifer Doolittle. A complete cast announcement will run next week in the Growl.
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Gerald Valet
John Stutsman
Brenda Erdel
Vanessa Marshall
Kathy Erdel
David Adams
Jim McKitterick
Bob Barnes
Paulette Scott
Martha Heerboth
Joanne Kasper
Mark Bussen
Jennifer Doolittle
Love Jones
Vandalian tops pork carcass entry at show
Danny Kelly's commercial entry won grand champion over 71 entries in the East Central Missouri Barrow Show. The hog recorded 44.45 percent hamloin, 6.9 inch loin-eye, 30.6 inches length and 0.93 back fat. Dannye also held the champion carcass title in 1972. In the live show on February 19, Scott Smith Lonnie Nutt and Danny Kelly led the Brice Happy Hustlers 4-H Club youth judging team to third place.
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Danny Kelly
Missouri
Barrow
Dannye
Scott Smith
Lonnie Nutt
Ee Brice
Happy Hustlers
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