McMahon Becomes Australia’s New Prime Minister
William McMahon was sworn in as prime minister after Liberal party members voted 33 to 33 with Gorton resigning. McMahon plans to consult Industry Minister Douglas Anthony to form a coalition cabinet and review Gorton policies including Vietnam troop support of about 7,100.
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Canberra
Australia
William McMahon
Liberal Party
John Grey Gorton
Paul Hasluck
McMahon
Douglas Anthony
Country Party
Gorton
United States
Vietnam
Sydney
Malcolm Fraser
Fraser
Livestock Market Operator Suspended in Missouri
Washington D C Grant Milligan former operator of Chillicothe Livestock Auction at Chillicothe Missouri has been suspended as a registrant for violating Parkers and Stockyards Act financial trust accounting and recordkeeping rules The order runs from February 28 1971 until he shows cure and assets exceed liabilities He is barred from operating as a market agency during suspension and must cease and desist from misdeposits trust account mismanagement operating while insolvent and misnaming buyers on sales accounts
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Washington, D. C
L. Grant Milligan
Chillicothe Livestock Auction
Chillicothe
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Milligan
USDA
Thomas J. Flavin
Mr. Milligan
P&s
P&l
Carter Cavaliers 4-H Plans Candy Sale and Dance
The Carter 4-H Club met at Carter School with Sid Conklin presiding Carrie Higgins gave the devotion. Dennis Davidson reported on the Valentine dance a candy selling project was discussed a roller skating party was planned for March 24 with each member allowed a guest. 22 members and 5 guests attended Janet Welch led 4 fame songs led by Lynn Earle Jay Barnes and Janet Welch.
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Carter Cavaliers
Carter School
Sid Conklin
Carrie Higgins
Dennis Davidson
4 Fame
Janet Welch
Lynn Earle
Jay Barnes
Missionary to Show Ghana Curios and Art
The Rev. Edwin G. Ziemann, Assemblies of God missionary to Ghana, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Assembly of God Church on Wade Street. The talk features Ghanaian cultural curios, art, and a 16 mm color film as part of a missions rally open to the public.
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Ghana
Edwin G. Ziemann
Assemblies of God
West Africa
Assembly of God Church
Ghana Field Fellowship
Ziemanns
Takeradi
Ponsaso
Firestone
Southern Ghana Bible Institute
Ziemann
OU Students End Seven Hour Bike Blockade
Norman Oklahoma AP reports a seven hour bicycle blockade near the University of Oklahoma ended after the City Council voted to ease cyclists’ plight. A misread sign stated no bicycles on sidewalks, leading students to park bikes at meters. Five new bike racks will be installed near campus business area to relieve congestion.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Jerry Smith
Christian Women’s Fellowship Meetings in Montgomery City
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of Montgomery City Christian Church held daytime and evening sessions. The daytime group met at Mrs. Nelson Cope’s home with 12 members, topic prayer led by Mrs. C P Weldon, lesson by Mrs Grace Harmon on Christian Attitudes Toward Sex, next meeting April 7. The evening group met at the church with nine members continuing the study of the four gospels, and Mrs M L Hall Jr gave the worship service The Cross Symbol of Victory.
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Montgomery City
Christian Women's Fellowship
M. L. Hall Jr
Gilman Urges Conservation Awareness at Centralia Meeting
Gordon Gilman of Mexico spoke for the Little Dixie Campers and Hikers on conservation needs and a National Campers and Hikers Assn poster contest ahead of spring rally at Sedalia. The club agreed to place a Purple Martin house in Mexico and donate 25 to the Lee Fine Memorial Fund, with 17 member families present. Special guests included state co presidents and local leaders. The next gathering is a campout at Gail Robinson camp grounds.
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Gordon Gilman
Mexico
Little Dixie
Centralia
Gilman
National Campers and Hikers Assn
Sedalia
Little Dixie Club
Martinsburg 4-H Club gathers for Sunday meeting
Melody Martins leads the 4-H Club pledges with three members Mary Ellen Bishop Roger Cope and Reggie Householder. 4-H Sunday was discussed a Knitting Demonstration given and project groups reported meetings. Refreshments served by Mrs Fred Fennewald and Mrs William Dobbs and games were played.
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Martinsburg
Melody Martins
Mary Ellen Bishop
Roger Cope
Reggie Householder
Fred Fennewald
William Dobbs
Hearnes Praises Republicans In Quiet Style
Springfield Missouri AP Gov Warren Hearnes a Democrat told industry leaders he sees no gain in criticizing Republicans unless constructive and recalled times when he struggled financially after starting law practice. He said staying silent at times helped him eat.
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Springfield
Warren E. Hearnes
Hearnes
Christy Wins Third Term As Jefferson City Mayor
John C. Christy lead in the Jefferson City mayoral race after defeating Ralph Kalberloh 3331 to 2111 in the Democratic primary. No Republican candidates filed for mayor. In the treasurer race David Christian won the Democratic primary over three opponents and will face Republican Edward Kliegel, who left the City Council to run.
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Jefferson City
John C. Christy
Missouri House of Representatives
Christy
Ralph J. Kalberloh
Missouri Automobile Dealers Association
Missouri
David Christian
Edward Kliegel
Hardin Sees Uneasy Feelings Over High Soybean Prices
Washington AP Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin says he has an uneasy feeling when soybean prices rise and farmers talk about expanding production, but the 1971 outlook remains strong with record soybean output and a planned 7 percent acreage increase. Demand for soybeans, especially for oil, is high domestically and abroad, though competition from other crops could create trouble. Hardin notes potential world trade factors such as the Soviet sunflower oil and possible European oilseed restraints, but sees no imminent risk. A new substitution program allows blight-prone corn areas to plant soybeans on feed-grain land, involving 16 states.
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Washington (Ap
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
Soviet Union
European Common Market
Agriculture Department
Texas
Loui
Blight Area Guidance Issued Across Southern States
Officials urge farmers in Mississippi Alabama Georgia Florida South Carolina North Carolina Tennessee Arkansas Missouri Kentucky Virginia Illinois Indiana and Ohio to visit county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service offices in heavily afflicted areas for details before proceeding.
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Siana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
Missouri
Kentucky
Virginia
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
How They Voted on Senate Debate Cloture Vote
The Senate rejected a move to limit debate on its filibuster rule by a 55-39 roll call. Democrats backing cloture included Eagleton and Symington of Missouri and Harris of Oklahoma, while Republicans supporting cloture were Pearson of Kansas and Bellman of Oklahoma.
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Washington
Senate
Eagleton
Symington
Missouri
Harris
Oklahoma
Pearson
Kansas
Bellman
Race trouble locks up San Quentin
_San Quentin California inmates locked in cells after five stabbings in 24 hours raise racial tension fears. Warden Louis Nelson ordered a general lockup with 3,250 convicts confined to cells. All nonessential activities canceled until safety and normal routines can be restored._
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San Quentin
Calif
San Quentin State Prison
Louis Nelson
Nelson
Stabbing at San Quentin Linked to Racial Tensions
In spring 1969 San Quentin inmates attacked each other amid racial tensions. Associate Warden James Park called the initial stabbing a personal act expanded by hotheads. Victims included Wayne Early, 24, a Black man knifed thrice. Arthur Golia, 27, white, stabbed in the abdomen and back requiring kidney surgery. A Mexican American and two white inmates were also injured.
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San Quentin
James Park
Park
Wayne D. Early
Frank Tubach
Douglas R. Spencer
Arthur Golia
Golia
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