Moberly Leaders Defend Prisoners Work-Release Plan
Jefferson City AP report on Moberly officials and Corrections Director George Camp defending a work-release program at the Training Center for Men. lawmakers visited to review the 30 man list for daytime work, noting 13 murderers and 4 rapists. Local leaders praised the program’s benefits, while opponents urged guard supervision for those released to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
George M. Camp
Moberly
William E. Blackwell
D-Hermann
Lloyd J. Baker
D-Moberly
R.L. Usher
Macon
Charles Carter
Camp
Carl White
Blackwell
Baker
Carter
Tom L. Hackward
Moberly Monitor-Index
White
Missouri
Lincoln University
University of Missouri-Rolla
Graham Says Nixon Will Do What's Best
Evangelist Billy Graham says the Watergate affair presents a very serious situation and expects President Nixon to act in the nation's best interests. He notes Nixon has a great love and dedication to the country and would choose what is best for the presidency and the nation, based on his past character. The remark came in a Friday telephone interview from Phoenix, Arizona, where Graham is conducting a crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Graham
America
Nixon
Graham
Phoenix
Ariz
UN report warns US Diego Garcia base sparks arms race
A United Nations study for Secretary General Kurt Waldheim warns that expanding the Diego Garcia airfield and lagoon could create a major strategic naval base for the United States in the Indian Ocean. It says such a move would trigger a Soviet counterbase search and a new nuclear arms race. Congress and the administration face pressure to rethink the plan as Britain weighs leasing the atoll with mid-summer decision possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
Indian Ocean
Diego Garcia
Kurt Waldheim
Pentagon
Lee H. Hamilton
House
South Asia
Congress
Indiana Democrat
Hamilton
Diego Garcia Atoll
U.S
Navy
U.S. Naval Communications Post
Truman Memorial Concert Honors Harry S Truman in Independence
In Independence Missouri a first annual Harry S Truman Memorial Concert drew about 5000 attendees at the Reorganized Church of Latter-day Saints auditorium. Margaret Truman Daniel and guests including Robert Shaw Eugene List and Mary Costa performed with the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra and university choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Margaret Truman
Daniel
Reorganized Church of Latter-day Saints
Truman
Truman Library Institute
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Robert Shaw
Atlanta
The
Philharmonic Orchestra
Hector Berlioz
John W. Snyder
Harry Truman
Eugene List
George Gershwin
Metropolitan Opera
Mary Costa
Robert Vaughn
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Vaughn
Philharmonic
University of Kangas
Eee Schiller
Rep
Randall
Vance to Speak at Keytesville High School Commencement
Joel M. Vance former Ledger sports editor and conservation writer and freelance outdoors writer will give the commencement address at Keytesville High School next Friday. Afterward he will join a Girl Scout float trip on the Eleven Point River in south Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel M. Vance
Ledger
Conservation Department
Keytesville High School
Eleven Point River
Missouri
FBI May Join Zebra Killing Investigation
Federal authorities may join San Francisco Zebra killings probe under civil rights conspiracy law. Atty. Gen. Saxbe and aides will decide within a week on FBI involvement. Mayor Alioto accuses a white-targeted Death Angels cult, citing 13 killed and seven wounded since last October, all white. Seven black men were arrested May 1 in raids. three charged with conspiracy and murder, four freed for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William B. Saxbe
FBI
Joseph L. Alioto
Death Angels
Alioto
California
Justice Department
Saxbe
Washington
Porpoise Protections Put at Risk by Bill Change
U S officials warn a federal proposal would allow fishermen to kill porpoises if endangered gear is harmed. Florida officials say the plan undermines the Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 which forced gear changes to aid escaping dolphins. A Commerce hearing on the change is set for May 16 in Seattle in a fishing hub area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Ee Eavertines
Florida
Maj
Joe Brown
Florida Marine Patrol
Esman
Cliff Willis
Florida Department of Natural Resources
Willis
U.S. Department of Commerce
Seattle
Wash
Colombia jet hijackers refuse ransom in Pereira standoff
A Boeing 727 on a Pereira to Bogota flight was diverted to Cali for an 84 hour halt after hijackers demanded 300000 dollars to free 92 passengers and crew. The government refused to negotiate, offering surrender or Cuba, as the pilot reported gunmen aboard and growing tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pereira
Colombia
Cali
Cuba
Rodrigo Arboleda
Rafael Naranjo Villegas
Avianca Airlines
Bogota
Critically Ill Brother Of Ottawa Woman In Leavenworth
Mrs. Laura Pearson of Ottawa Kansas reports her brother Robert Shinn is critically ill in intensive care at Wadsworth Hospital Leavenworth Kansas. Shinn, formerly of Mexico, moved to Kansas after his sister's 1969 relocation.
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Laura Pearson
Ottawa
Kan
Mexico
Robert Shinn
Wadsworth Hospital
Leavenworth
Shinn
Kansas
Mrs Peters of Autvasse Dies at 85
Mrs Peters of Autvasse died Friday at the Kingdom Nursing Home in Fulton aged 85. She had been a patient since November. Services are pending the arrival of her son Ray Peters of Los Angeles. Maupin Funeral Home of Autvasse is in charge of arrangements. She was sister-in-law of Mrs Gertrude Armstrong at the King's Daughters Home and aunt of Butler Armstrong of Mexico.
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Leo Peters
Aurvasse
the Kingdom Nursing Home
Fulton
Ray Peters
Los Angeles
Calif
Maupin
Autvasse
Peters
Gertrude Armstrong
King’s Daughters Home
Butler Armstrong
Mexico
Mrs Charles Stull Dies In Hospital
Mrs Virgie Gertrude Stull aged 74 of Elmer Missouri died at 730 PM Friday at Osteopathic Hospital Kirksville after a week as a patient. Funeral service at 2 PM Sunday Gooding Funeral Home Atlanta with Rev Floyd Gross. burial Elmer Cemetery. She was born in Greentop July 20 1899 daughter of Jacob and Nancy Skinner. married December 31 1921 to Charles Otis Stull who survives. Surviving three sons Kenneth Ethel Dale Virgil Mexico. one daughter Verla Ford New Anbean. ten grandchildren. two great grandchildren. two sisters Davis Elsberry and Elnora Baker Elmer. Member Mt Zion Primitive Baptist Church.
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Virgie Gertrude Stull
Elmer, Mo
Osteopathic Hospital
Kirksville
Gooding Funeral Home
Atlanta
Floyd Gross
Elmer Cemetery
Stull
Greentop
Jacob
Nancy Skinner
Charles Otis Stull
Kenneth
Ethel
Dale
Flourissant
Virgil
Mexico
Junior Verla Ford
Newanbean
Davis
Elsberry
Elnora Baker
Elmer
Mt. Zion Primitive
George Johnson Rites On Sunday
Funeral services for George N. Johnson of 419 N. Jefferson St. will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Precht-Pickering Funeral Home with Rev. Donald Mattson of the First Christian Church officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant Hill Cemetery near Paris. Johnson was a member of the First Christian Church. Surviving are his wife Wilma H. Johnson of the home, four sisters, two brothers and several nieces and nephews. Calling hours will be after 2 p.m. today until service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Johnson
N. Jefferson St
Precht-Pickering
Donald Mattson
First Christian Church
Centralia
Pleasant Hill
Paris
Johnson
Wilma H. Johnson
Mrs. Clara Hodgens Dies Former Farber Resident
Mrs. Clara Inlow Hodgens 8 formerly of Farber was found dead Wednesday in her Long Beach California home. Services and burial will be in Long Beach with details forthcoming.
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Farber
Clara Inlow Hodgens
Long Beach
Calif
Benton City Woman Enters Missouri Arthritis Clinic
Mrs. Floyd Orcutt of Route 1 Benton City entered the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia Tuesday for arthritis clinic treatment. She was admitted to Room 630 for care.
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Floyd
Mary) Orcutt
Route 1
Benton City
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Arthritis
Weather and public notices from The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports clear to stormy Missouri weather with highs 70 to 80, lows upper 40s, and a sunny Sunday. It also lists hospital admissions and discharges, a marriage license application, a negligent driving summons, a sheriff’s mailbox vandalism report, deer-related highway incidents, a circuit court update, and stock market briefings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Simon Favors Out In Spending
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon backs large cuts in federal spending to curb inflation. He urged a major review of the 1975 budget in a White House meeting with President Nixon and advisers. The 1975 year begins July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
White House
Nixon
Social Security Officials Visit Local Areas in May
A Columbia SSA representative will be in Mexico on May 14 21 and 28 from 9 am to noon at the courthouse community room to assist residents filing retirement disability survivor or health insurance benefits and answer questions about Medicare SSI. The official will also be at the Vandalia union hall on May 15 from 9 30 am to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Social Security Administration
Mexico
Union Hall
Vandalla
Four Get Awards As MU Seniors
Four seniors in agriculture and home economics at the University of Missouri Columbia received achievement awards. Recipients included David W. Bohlmeyer and Genevieve L. Christen of Centralia and Michael W. Boulware of Auxvasse from the College of Agriculture, and Nancy J. Schoeppel of Mexico from the College of Home Economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledgers
University of Missouri
Columbia
David W. Bohlmeyer
Genevieve L. Christen
Centralia
Michael W. Boulware
Auxvasse
College of Agriculture
Nancy J. Schoeppel
Mexico
College of Home Economics
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Baroness Spencer Churchill
Somerset House
London
Queen Elizabeth
Winston Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill College
Cambridge
Winston Churchill Memorial Trust
Margaret Happy
Liberty Theatre
Upside
Charles Stull
George Johnson
the Daily Record
Audrain Medical Center
Francis H. DeVault
Benjamin H. Vaughn
Ossie L. Durham
Alfred Sellenrick
Clarence A. Love
Ernest Yardley
Joseph M. Mundy
Beth M. Auck
Toma M. Meeks
Donald L. Shuck
Robert Gentry Featherston
Kenneth Robinett
Laddonia
Glenn E. Knoepflein
Montgomery City
Edward
Lottie Walker
Raymond Lee Anderson
George Riechers
Rush Hill
Charles W. Johnston
Myrtie D. Branstetter
Vandalia
John Pulis
Thompson
Pauline Sandbothe
Martinsburg
Donald G. DeBolt
Mesquite, Tex
Mary Lou Lackey
Barbara D. Rudd
Rte 2
N. Western Street
Jackson Street
Rudd
Western
Angelia
Audtain Medical Center
Teal Lake Road
J. W. Tealson
Imighway
David Jones
Highway 15
Stephen Lee Fisher
Middletown
Fisher
Circuit Court
Samuel E. Semple
Joe G. Deimeke
Deimeke
George P. Adams
A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal- Mart
MFA 1
Slater and Fowles
Little Dixie Drive-In
Burt Reynolds
Yea
Sarah Miles Lee
Cobb
Jack Warden
George Hamilton
Panavision
Metrocolor
Marner
Marty Robbins
Elizabeth Taylor
EWG
Ds Technicolor
Bn Aven Embauey Fa
Knights of Columbus Hall
Sam Rise
Opti
Wrheadwreentiy
Jefferson
Mexico, MO
Woolworth
F.W. Woolworth Co
R.C. Ladd
Mr. Ladd
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