Rolle Bound Over For Murder Trial
Randall Wayne Rolle, 17, of rural Mexico, charged with second degree murder and assault with intent to kill, was bound over to circuit court after a preliminary hearing. Testimony detailed a March 6 home attack using a baseball bat that killed his father, Charles E. Rolle, and injured his sister Charlotte. Pathologist Dr. Townsend described massive head trauma and skull fractures as the cause of death.
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Randall Wayne Rolle
Mexico
Audrain
Charles E. Rolle
Charlotte
Route 11
Young Rolle
Rolle
James E. Heim
Magistrate Court Room
Circus Court Room
Thomas I. Osborne
John Ford Townsend
Columbia
University Medical Center
Oren McGee
Thomas W. Cline
WilliamVan Matre
Cline
Randy
Dr. Townsend
Mr. Rolle
Osborne
McGee
Rolles
Audrain Medical Center
Ralle
Mr. McGee
Fritz Woodroof
Tests Ready For Hepatitis Vaccine
Scientists announce readiness to begin first human tests of a hepatitis B vaccine, after successful animal trials showing efficacy after a single dose. NIH and Merck researchers noted high risk groups for future vaccination, including military personnel and hospital staff.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
National Academy of Sciences
Maurice R. Hilleman
Merck Institute For Therapeutic Research
West Point
Robert Purcell
John Gerin
NIH
National Institute of Alergy and Infectious Diseases
Lecture on China Exhibit Heads to Library
A May 20 lecture at the Mexico-Audrain County Library will discuss the Peoples Republic of China archaeological finds shown at the Nelson Gallery Atkins Museum in Kansas City from April 20 to June 8. Lecturer Joan Baker, director of educational services for the exhibit, has free admission but the library requires 100 confirmed adults and asks attendees to register this week. The talk runs 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. in the library basement.
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Mexico-Audrain County Library
Peoples Republic of China
Nelson Gallery-Atkins Museum
Kansas City
Joan Baker
Japan Times
Princeton
N.J
Missouri Council of the Arts
Eldon R. Burgess
Burgess
Girl Scout Cookies Get All Clear Sign
The Seal of Ohio Girl Scout Council resumes distribution and sale of thin mint cookies after lab tests found them safe. A single box had glass particles, but the state Agriculture Department called it an isolated incident. Cookies produced by Barry Biscuit Division of Quaker Oats Co.
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Columbus, Ohio
Seal of Ohio
Girl Scout Council
Ohio
State Agriculture Department
Barry Biscuit Division
The
Quaker Oats Co
Conferees to settle aid amount in military and economic aid
Congress moves to reconcile 446.9 million dollars in net additions between Senate and House appropriations for fueley military and economic aid. Senate passes bill 57 to 40, House approved earlier 212 to 201. Israel Egypt Jordan among top beneficiaries. new Middle East fund of 100 million requested by Kissinger. Also notes birth in Steedman and hospital admission in St Louis.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Indochina
George McGovern
D- 5
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon Papers Will Require Public Processing
A government estimate says the public can begin examining the most sensitive Watergate documents and tapes within six months after the GSA begins processing. It would need 100 staff, a $7 million budget, and 12 centers to allow public listening to the first group within six months.
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Congress
Sampson
House
Richard M. Nixon
Curtis Confirmed For Vote Board
The House confirmed six nominees to the new Federal Elections Commission with broad support. Neil O. Stabler, Ford appointee and former Michigan congressman, faced conservative opposition and was approved 366 to 43. Other confirmed members include Robert O. Tiernan Vernon W. Thompson Thomas B. Curtis Thomas E. Harris and Joan D. Aikens.
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Washington
House
Federal Elections Commission
Neil O. Stabler
Stabler
Ford
Michigan
Robert O. Tiernan
Rhode Island
Vernon W. Thompson
Wisconsin
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
Thomas E. Harris
Virginia
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Mr. van Matre
van Matre
Texas
Pamela
ST Es
Centralia
Nya
Lee Marvin
China
Harrises
Jerry Franklin Harris
Steedman
Harris
State Hospital No. 1
Fulton
St Louis Hospital
Wastella George
Missouri Baptist Hospital
St. Louis
Mae
Erdel’s New Store
Labor Savers
Hoover
Our
Erdels
Nixon
Curtis
Lords OF
Flatbush
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
Ocean
ANACR
Michael Caine
Ali
Vincent Price
Earth
Chariots OF the
King Crimson
Little Dixie Drive-In
Goldie Hawn
Hal Holbrook
Petrovka
Universal Picture Techmicolor
the Liberty
Pippi
Longstocking
South Seas
Sn Inger Nilsson Or
Pippl
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