Sudan President orders crackdown on Palestinian guerrillas
KHARTOUM Sudan AP President Jaafar el Numairi ordered a crackdown on Palestinian guerrillas operating in Sudan and began rounding up Sudanese suspected of links to terrorists and spies. He linked the Saudi embassy attack by Black September to a broader effort to destroy Sudan and said eight guerrillas would be tried with destructors and paid agents. A lawyer noted possible extenuating circumstances under Section 249 and warned of potential clemency appeals. Lawyers have volunteered to defend the terrorists and bar association leaders from Algeria and Egypt may join.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Jaafar el Numairi
Asssault
Saudi Arabian
U.S
Numairi
Cleo A. Noel Jr
G. Curtis Moore
Guy Eid
Israel
Wasfi Tell
Cairo
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Cleo Noel in Arlington Burial Today
In Arlington National Cemetery two career diplomats Cleo A. Noel and G Curtis Moore were laid to rest in a quiet service at National Presbyterian Church prior to burial Their deaths followed their kidnapping at Khartoum last Friday and were honored by a State Department ceremony with President Nixon. Secretary of State Rogers led officials at the service and Nixon ordered all flags at half staff.
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Washington
Cleo A. Noel
G. Curtis Moore
William P. Rogers
Nixon
State Department
Foreign Service
Noel
U.S
Sudan
Moore
Khartoum
Edward L. R. Elson
Senate
Agnew Dismisses Amnesty Issue
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew dismisses amnesty for draft resisters as an issue for antiwar protesters. He says the movement collapsed and protests have shifted to other topics while noting sympathy from media. He argues Americans favor deserters and draft dodgers less.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Wellsville Masonic Lodge installs new Worshipful Master
Wellsville Lodge No. 194 A F and A M held an installation at the Wellsville Masonic Hall on Feb 27 with Gary G. Heim installed as Worshipful Master. DDGM Calvin Schroff and officers DDGS George Strother and Robert Jones assisted. other officers listed. Also noted are ESTARL remarks by H L Burwell and resolutions for Edith Biuteel. In a separate item Bernie Stockton reports a 9 by 7 1 2 inch egg weighing 7 ounces from White Rock and Red Production hens.
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J.M. Long
Leta Johnston
Deiter
Dollie Guy
Martha Washington
Guy
St. Louis
Gary G. Heim
Wellsville Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Wellsville Masonic Hall
Calvin Schroff
George Strother
Robert Jones
William Boettcher
H.C. Baur
Ralph Debo
R.R. Peveler
James M.young
Harry Houf
Robert Gruber
Donald Poole
C.E. Jennings, Sr
Floyd Debo
William Crouch
Bernie Stockton
Dollar Wavers as Markets Pause for Talks
In London and Frankfurt the dollar edged higher in early interbank trading while European markets stayed closed awaiting world monetary crisis talks. Gold held at 83.25 in Zurich and 81.50 in London as exchange rates drifted. In Concordia Missouri, the R2 School District bond issue of 725000 failed again with 611 yes and 602 no, needing two thirds to pass for two high school additions and an elementary building.
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London
Zurich
Lonn
Frankfurt
Concordia, Mo
Concordia R2
Missouri House considers 30 percent statewide property tax base
The Missouri House Ways and Means Committee approved a bill by Speaker Pro Tem Richard DeCoster to set a statewide 30 percent base for property tax assessments. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling urging express legislation this session to settle the issue, with current local rates in St Louis at 40 percent and St Louis County at 33 percent. A four bill package on taxation, including changes to state income tax deductions, a property tax freeze for schools, vehicle taxation methods, and exempting food and drugs from the sales tax, is also under consideration.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
House
Richard DeCoster
Dcanton
Ways and Means Committee
DeCoster
State Supreme Court
St. Louis
St. Louis City
St. Louis County
Ways and Means
Harold Volkmer
Hannibal
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George P. ‘Shultz
U.s.ussr Commercial Commission
Shel
E. Liberty
Mexico
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Wellsville
Charles May
Willand Woodson
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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Volkmer
Farm & Home
Nevada
S. Jefferson
Jay’s GA Foodliner
Biscayne Mall
Columbia, MO
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West Plaza
Venus
Jay’s Iga
Music Village
Lowrey
Mark Taylor
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