Hussein Reports Peace With Israel
BEIRUT AP King Hussein reportedly reached a peace accord with Israel. Baghdad Radio said the West Bank and Gaza would become an autonomous Palestinian state federated with Jordan in a United Arab Kingdom under Hussein. The plan envisions two autonomous states with Jerusalem as capital for the Palestinian state and decentalization for internal affairs. Parliament briefing was scheduled as details circulated to major powers.
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Beirut
Hussein
Israel
Baghdad Radio
Amman
Jordan
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Cupied
Jerusalem
Baghdad
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
al Dostour
United Arab Kingom
Palestine
Royal
Bombers Hit North Vietnamese Jungle HQ in Cambodia Drive
U S Ba2 bombers blasted a major North Vietnamese jungle headquarters in eastern Cambodia as South Vietnamese armor pushed across the border. The operation, moving toward Chup and Peam Cheang, involved about 7,000 South Vietnamese troops and reported enemy casualties while the larger force neared the rubber plantations.
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Saigon
Cambodia
U.S
Tay Ninh
Chup
Mimot
Peam Cheang
Chap
Indochina
Nguyen van Minh
South Vietnam
Two U S Air Force Phantoms Collide Over Spain
In Zaragoza region, two U S Air Force F4D Phantom jets collided while returning from a routine gunnery mission near El Buste. Four crew members are missing. debris sparked small roof fires but caused no injuries to residents. A 16th Air Force spokesman confirmed the collision about 30 miles from the joint base at Zaragoza. The cause remains unknown.
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Air Zaragoza
Spain
Air Force
Europa Press
el Buste
16Th Air Force
Madrid
Zaragoza
Florida Primary Voting Opens With High Stakes
The Associated Press reports Florida voters, over two million expected, vote 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. EST across 67 counties with machines in use. Democrats list Wallace, Hartke, Humphrey, Jackson, McGovern, Muskie, Chisholm, Lindsay, Yorty, McCarthy, Mills among candidates. Republicans include Nixon, Ashbrook, McCloskey. Delegation rules favor district winners. this frames 12 district delegates, 12 at large, plus eight at large from state Democratic committee, plus 20 statewide. Republicans allocate 30 district and 10 at large. Straw issues cover school busing, equal opportunity, and prayer in public schools.
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Associated Press
Florida
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
George McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
John V. Lindsay
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Eugene J. McCarthy
Nixon
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Paul N. McCloskey
California
Democratic Committee
Mexico Cosmetology School Class Opens Aug 1
The Mexico Area Vocational Technical School will begin a 1500 hour cosmetology course on August 1. Classes run eight hours daily, five days a week, with state board eligibility upon completion. Tuition runs 190 to 211 dollars plus 50 dollars for kit and books. applications due May 15. limit 15 students.
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Mexico Public School of Cosmetology
Mexico Area
State Board of Cosmetology
Mexico
Naomi Burgess
Nixon Sets Canada Trip in Mid-April
President Nixon will visit Canada April 13-15 with Mrs Nixon, traveling to Ottawa and possibly other cities. The trip follows an invitation from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau to discuss international issues and bilateral matters, including cross-border trade and investment.
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Washington
Nixon
Canada
White House
Ottawa
Gerald L. Warren
Nixons
Warren
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Trudeau
Clay County Arrests Eight For Drug Sales
LIBERTY Missouri AP The Clay County Investigative Squad arrested eight men aged 17 to 23 in Excelsior Springs Gladstone North Kansas City and in the Kansas City Clay County city limits on drug sales connected to indictments from last week. Six others are being sought and the arrestees names were not released pending arraignment later today.
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Liberty
Clay County
Excelsior Springs
Gladstone
Kansas City
Joseph Y. DeCuyper
DeCuyper
French Won't Let Her Stay
Bernadette Devlin arrived in Bordeaux for a rally supporting Northern Ireland Catholic rebels but French police ordered her to leave by the next plane for London. The government had warned before her arrival she would not be allowed to stay due to past militant leftist activities in Paris.
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Bordeaux
Bernadette Devlin
Northern Ireland
London
Paris
Centralia Faculty Submit Resignations
Four letters of resignation were read at the Centralia School Board meeting. Resignations were submitted by Mrs. Bonita Vaughn, Dr. Charles Chrisman, Mrs. Alice Megargle, and William Chrisman. the board accepted them. The board also approved purchasing two 60 passenger buses from Lewis Adams Ford Agency for 11,701.76 plus trade-in. The levy remains 3.29 and no April 4 vote was required. Easter holiday details and upcoming events were announced.
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Centralia
Bonita Vaughn
Charles Chrisman
Alice Megargle
William Chrisman
Chrisman
Sims
Audrain
Chester Boren
Dr. Boren
National School Board Association
San Francisco
Kiwanis Club
Reagan wife fears marijuana ads could push smoking
Nancy Reagan writes in the Sacramento Union that advertising would entice people to smoke marijuana if legalization occurs. She warns against billboards urging people to "fly higher" with Brand X or "get stoned quicker" with Brand Y, saying the idea boggles the mind.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Nancy Reagan
Sacramento Union
Dog Saves Family in Fire Die in Blaze at Bourbon Home
In Bourbon Missouri a family was warned by their dog Baron a German Shepherd Husky mix awakening them at 2:15 a.m. The family escaped but nine year old Anthony reentered to save the dog and was overcome by smoke. Neighbors and Bourbon firefighters revived him but the dog died and damage was moderate.
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Bourbon
Tony LaValle
LaValle
Baron
Anthony
LBJ Attends Dinner Honoring Jim Bertelson
In Hudson Wisconsin about 500 people gathered Monday night to honor college football star Jim Bertelson. Former President Lyndon B Johnson spoke at the event organized by local leaders saying he took an immediate liking to Bertelson, who played halfback for Hudson High then starred at the University of Texas and has been drafted by the Los Angeles Rams.
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Hudson
Wis
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jim Bertelson
Bertelson
University of Texas
Johnson
Los Angeles Rams
St Pat’s Party For Pat Nixon Planned At White House
Tricia Nixon Cox says she Julie and her father plan an intimate White House birthday party for First Lady Pat Nixon. Pat will be 80 on Thursday but usually celebrates on St Patrick’s Day. The three of them are in cahoots to arrange something special Friday.
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Washington
Tricia Nixon Cox
Julie
White House
Pat Nixon
St. Patrick’s Day
Tricia
Ball Of Fire KC135 Crashes At Carswell Air Base
Five Air Force crew members died when a KC135 tanker crashed at Carswell AFB Fort Worth Texas after a brief aloft with a flight evaluation team. Victims named Maj Charles N Ventimiglia Maj Alexander E McCarthy Maj John L Snow AIC Bruce J Klaverkamp Capt John C North. Snow survived by wife Jill and four children. Klaverkamp survived by parents in Clearwater Minnesota. North survived by wife Barbara and newborn son John C North II.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Air Force
Carswell Air Force Base
Edward Parson
M. J. Vincent
Charles N. Ventimiglia
Brooklyn
N.Y
Alexander E. McCarthy
Phoenix Ariz
John L. Snow
Springfield
AIC
Bruce J. Klaverkamp
St. Cloud
Minn
John C. North
Emporia
Kan
Snow
Jill
John
William
Felix
Jack
Juliana
Klaverkamp
Clearwater
North
Barbara
John C. North II
Group Opposes Gasconade Plan in Missouri
Sho he State Heritage Association votes to resist including the Gasconade River in the federal wildlife and scenic rivers system. A March 25 meeting at Waynesville High School will seek pledges from Gasconade watershed landowners to oppose government land acquisition. Dale Wood of Nebo is re elected chairman of the Shore association in Lebanon with Horace Brown of Cabool as vice chairman and Juanita Leick of Davisville as secretary treasurer.
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Davisville, Mo
Sho
State Heritage Association
Gasconade River
Charles R. Leick
Davisville
Waynesville High School
Gasconade
Shore Association
Lebanon
Dale Wood
Nebo
Horace Brown
Cabool
Juanita Leick
Leick
Prostitute's Talk Triggers School Turmoil in Cranston
Cranston Rhode Island officials face community uproar after a high school class invited a 23 year old prostitute to speak on victimless crime topics. The school committee found a judgment error by teachers and department head but no three day suspension.
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Cranston
R.I
George O'Neill
James D’ambra
Cranston High School West
Walter T. Campbell
History Department
O'Neill
Pay Board backs big dock wage rise after staff says productivity up
Backed by a favorable Pay Board staff report, the West Coast dock union urged approval of a 25.9 percent pay raise. ILWU president Harry Bridges argued the package boosts prosperity with little inflation, citing dock productivity gains of about 30 percent in the 1960s that saved shippers up to $1 billion. The staff analysis notes unit labor costs fell 30 percent 1960 to 1970 while private nonfarm costs rose equally, due largely to the 1960 mechanization and modernization agreement.
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Washington
West Coast Dock Union
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
ILWU
Tiny Tim insists marriage stays firm amid split
Kansas City AP Tiny Tim alias Herbert Khaury says his ring remains on his finger until death do them part after his wife Miss Vicki left with their 39 month old daughter. He dodged subpoenas and reflected on her pursuing modeling and growing beyond their union while noting their spiritual obligation.
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Kansas City
Tiny Tim
Vicki
Herbert Khaury
Tim
Roundup Brings In 32 Dead Coyotes
In Palmyra Missouri the Mark Twain Cattlemen's Association held a coyote roundup over the weekend with 32 dead coyotes produced and cash prizes awarded at Palmyra Livestock Auction. Winners include Joe Threlkeld for the largest male coyote and Dick Perry for the largest female, each $25, and Paul Shaffer with Leonard Missouri for $50 for 14 pelts. John Robinson of the Missouri Cattlemen's Association attended as livestock losses blamed on coyotes are discussed along with calls for investigation.
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Palmyra
Missouri
Mark Twain Cattlemen's Association
Joe Threlkeld
Charlie
Threlkeld
Dick Perry
Paul Shaffer
Leonard
John Robinson
Missouri Cattlemen's Association
Robert Cutsinger
Northeast Missouri Humane Society
Saverton
Sheltered Workshop Meeting Set for Wellsville
East Central Missouri Association for Mental Health will hold a public meeting at Wellsville High School on Tuesday March 21 at 7 30 p m to explain a sheltered workshop planned for Montgomery County. The facility will employ physically or mentally handicapped individuals training them and paying at least 40 cents per hour for a 46 hour day. Fred Lierheimer will chair the steering group and answer questions. Raymond J Fountain notes 36 workshops exist in Missouri but none in this area and urges turnout by interested residents and parents.
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East Central Missouri Association For Mental Health
Wellsville
Montgomery County
Fred Lierheimer
Raymond J. Fountain
The
Mental Health Association
Missouri
Audrain
Callaway
Montgomery
Centralia
Miller Daughter Returns Home After Open Heart Surgery
Angela Sue Miller of Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Miller, returned home Friday after undergoing open heart surgery at the University Medical Center in Columbia on February 29.
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Angela Sue Miller
Robert W. Miller
Thompson
University Medical Center
Columbia
Bond and Bond Oppose King's State Reform Plan
In Missouri, Rep. Bus King endorses a petition drive to place two reform propositions on the November ballot, seeking a state university board and a realignment of 87 agencies into 10 or 11 departments under the governor. Auditor Kit Bond counter says reform must come from current leaders and urges decisive action.
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Sir. Louis
R. J
Bus" King
King
Missouri
Christopher “Kit” Bond
Bond
R. J. “Bus” King
Little Hoover Commission
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