Workers Reject Irish Strike in Belfast and Londonderry
Belfast and Londonderry saw high worker turnout against a general strike called by militant Protestants. Police reported intimidation fears as the Ulster Unionist Action Council led protests to paralyze Northern Ireland, echoing a 1974 strike that toppled a Protestant Catholic coalition government.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Belfast Telegraph
Londonderry
Ciaran McKeown
Peace People Campaign
Harland and Wolff
Northern Ireland Chamber
Belfast-Bangor
Ulster Unionist Action Council
Jan Paisley
Former State Official Dies
ST. LOUIS AP Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Robert W. Otto director emeritus of Laclede Gas Co and former Missouri attorney general and Missouri Supreme Court justice Otto 64 died in St. Louis Monday after brief illness A native of Washington Mo Otto was prosecuting attorney of Franklin County 1916 1921 then Missouri attorney general later appointed to the state high court He became general counsel for Laclede Gas in 1932 was elected president 1947 until 1974 retired named director emeritus Survived by widow Katrine Dallmeyer Otto and twin sons
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ST. Louis
Robert W. Otto
Laclede Gas Co
Missouri
Missouri Supreme Court
Otto
Washington
Franklin County
Laclede Gas
Katrine Dallmeyer Otto
Births at Luke AFB and in Mexico area celebrate two sons
Sgt. and Mrs. Robin W. Burch of Luke Air Force Base Phoenix announce the birth of son Joshua Wayne Burch on April 27 at 5 38 p.m. Grandparents Mr and Mrs. Harry Johnson great grandmothers Mrs. Elmer Albright and Mrs. Mary L. Hagan all of Mexico. Mrs Burch from Korea attended Mexico High School. Curtis Lee Valentine son of Mr and Mrs. Richard Valentine of Quincy born April 27 at Blessing Hospital Quincy weigh six pounds 12 ounces. He has a brother Richard Chase 24. Grandparents Mrs. Isabelle Valentine Mr and Mrs. C L Black all of Mexico and the late Lloyd Valentine. Great grandmothers Mrs. Elsie Wright Sunnyvale California and Mrs. Bessie Dodd Mexico. Mr Valentine self employed in auto parts business and Mrs Valentine formerly Susan Black of Mexico.
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Robin W. Burch
Luke Air Force Base
Phoenix
Ariz
Mexico
Joshua Wayne Burch
Harry Johnson
Elmer Albright
Mary L. Hagan
Burch
Korea
Mexico High School
Curtis Lee Valentine
Richard Valentine
Quincy
Blessing Hospital
Richard Chase
Isabelle Valentine
C.L. Black
Lloyd Valentine
Elsie Wright
Sunnyvale
Calif
Bessie Dodd
Mrs. Valentine
Susan Black
Men Gardeners Get Plant Tips From MO University Expert
The Men's Garden Club the Dirt Daubers met at the Production Credit Building for their monthly session with Dr. Ray Rothenberger of the University of Missouri as guest speaker. He demonstrated house plant care and disease remedies using members and guests plants. Guests included Howard Walker, David Fisher and C. C. Rutter. The group will meet May 24 at 7 p.m. at the same venue, with visitors welcome.
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Dirt Daubers
Ray Rothenberger
University of Missouri
Columbia
Howard Walker
David Fisher
C.C. Rutter
Anti Nuclear Protesters Cost New Hampshire
Concord reports 1414 anti nuclear protesters held in four state armories while New Hampshire pays about 500 National Guardsmen 35 per man per day. Daily cost nears 20000 with the upcoming food bill for the demonstrators including Burger King catering for a fast food dinner.
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Concord
N.H
State Armories
New Hampshire
Burger King
Bowling Green audit shows 57000 short and withheld funds
An audit of Missouri Revenue license fee office in Bowling Green found a deficiency of about 57,300 dollars. Manager Charles Moore admitted withholding state funds prompting the audit. Office reopen planned within 10 days. title applications will be processed promptly.
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Jefferson City
State Department of Revenue
Bowling Green
Pike County Prosecuting Attorney
Revenue Department
Charles Moore
Teasdale Signs Funding Bill for State Budget
Gov. Joseph Teasdale signed a $30.4 million appropriations bill to cover the public debt for the new fiscal year starting July. It is the first of eight measures funding Missouri's $3 billion operating budget and is the only bill sent to the governor without legislative modification. The House finished work on the other seven bills, with the Senate set to resume this week.
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Jefferson City
Joseph Teasdale
House
Senate
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