Senate Heads For Fight On Busing
The Senate moves toward a tense floor clash over antibusing amendments in the $23 billion education bill. A Wednesday vote on the Gurney amendment could curtail court orders for desegregation busing and require alternative remedies before any bus plan. House debates and Nixon impeachment briefings continue as the busing battle intensifies.
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Washington
Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Congress
Robert P. Griffin
Rmich
Edward J. Gurney
Rlla
Rescue Demonstration Becomes Real Thing at High School
MENOMINEE Mich RP one of four Menominee Emergency Rescue Squad members 51 year old James Butler suffered a heart attack while lecturing 42 students on aiding a coronary victim Three squad companions gave him emergency treatment on the high school stage before taking him to a hospital Butler was later reported in good condition
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Menominee, Mich
Menominee
Menominee High School
James Butler
Butler
Robin Burch Has Korean Assignment
Airman Robin W. Burch son of Mr and Mrs Harry J Johnson of Route 1 Mexico Mo has graduated at Lowry AFB Colo from the U S Air Force munitions maintenance specialist course and is assigned to Osan AB Korea with a Pacific Air Forces unit. He is a 1973 Mexico High School graduate.
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Denver
Colo
Robin W. Burch
Harry J. Johnson
Route 1
Mexico
Lowry Afb
U.S. Air Force Munitions
Air Training Command
Osan AB
Republic of Korea
Pacific Air Forces
Burch
Mexico High School
Frisbie Art Wins Southwest Competition
Rogers Frisbie earned second place for a photographic piece titled Pat in Southwest Baptist College Art Show at Bolivar. Entries from Southwest students, including five seniors, are displayed at the Polk County Bank annex in Bolivar until May 12. Frisbie, son of Mr and Mrs John Frisbie of 1303 Lakeview, Mexico, majors in psychology sociology and graduates May 17.
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Pat
Rogers Frisbie
Southwest Baptist College
Bolivar
Polk County Bank
Southwest
Rogers
John Frisbie
Lakeview
Mexico
Three to Graduate at Southwest Missouri State
Springfield three Audrain County students will receive degrees at Southwest Missouri State University spring commencement Friday May 17 at 730 p.m. in Briggs Stadium. Larry W. Martein Mexico will earn a bachelor of science in wildlife conservation and management Richard W. Willis Vandalia earns a bachelor of science in recreation Kay E Sterner Mexico earns a bachelor of science in biology Dr Edwin L Martin senior education specialist for the Africa Bureau will be commencement speaker Over 800 degrees will be conferred.
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Springfield
Audrain County
Southwest Missouri State University
Briggs Stadium
Larry W. Martein
Mexico
Richard W. Willis
Vandalia
Kay E. Sterner
Edwin L. Martin
Africa Bureau
Agency For International Development
U.S. Department of State
Students Finance Dream Trip For Cordia Teacher
In Cordia Kentucky AP: Mrs Ruby Amburgey a longtime English teacher will travel to England in July thanks to two years of secret fundraising by her senior class They raised 600 to cover a two week tour including stops at Shakespeare's Stratford St Pauls Cathedral in London and a WWI servicemen list including her late husband The gift came amid family hardships and Mrs Amburgey cried with joy during a class day presentation
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Cordia, Ky
Ruby Amburgey
England
Amburgey
Shakespeare
Lord Tennyson
Wordsworth
Robert Browning
Bearville
Knott County
Cordia High School
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Arnold Amburgey
France
Cordin
Randall Smith
Warnke Urges Cut in Arms Budget Over 11 Billion
Former Assistant Secretary of Defense Paul C. Warnke criticizes the Nixon administration for a 83.8 billion dollar defense request for 1975, claiming it is 15 percent above last year and includes waste and unsound pump priming. He chairs a panel report urging Congress to curb spending, cut new strategic systems, scrap costly programs, redeploy forces, and trim foreign aid.
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Washington
Paul C. Warnke
Nixon
Pentagon
Warnke
Congress
Dean Rusk Declines Call for Nixon Resignation
Highland Heights Ky AP Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk says he does not favor President Nixon resigning. He states impeachment or election is proper if a president leaves office. Rusk criticizes the media as guilty of McCarthyism by silence and praises officials as honest and decent.
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Highland Heights
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Rusk
Northern Kentucky State College
Kids Disagree On Heroes in Seattle and Everett
A 100 pupil survey in Seattle and Everett schools finds Seattle fifth graders admire athletes and movie TV stars while a Seattle high school freshman questions hero worship asking to talk with them. Another teen suggests people may not need heroes anymore.
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Seattle
Everett
Contests in Lincoln County Primaries Seek Ballot Candidacy
In Lincoln County primary races on August 6, six offices show multiple candidates. Democrats filed by April 30 with incumbents and challengers for Presiding and Associate Judges, Circuit Clerk and Recorder, County Clerk, Collector, and Treasurer. Several retiring officials did not seek re-election. Republicans fielded candidates for Treasurer and First District Associate Judge, with District races including Representative 108th and 49th. Republican and Democratic candidates include Brockfeld, Holt, Howard, Baragiola, Patton, and Wommack among others.
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Troy
Lincoln County
Irl Eliott
George C. Reid
John L Spatafora
Warren W. Wommack
Harry Ryan
Callie Teasley
W.N
Bill) Woolfolk
Johnnie D. Cortelyou
Helen Dunard
Lorene C. Walker
W.H
Bill) Watts
G. Howard Briggs
Ernest E. Watson
Mary Lou Edgar
W.P
Bill) Graham
Arnold T
Doc) Evans
Rose Richardson
Harold D. Creech
Jess L. Mueller
Owne H. Robinson
Jack Gallego
John M. Baragiola, Jr
Michael Patton
Russell Brockfeld
B.W. Holt
W.O
Bob) Howard
Leo Brueggen
Woodcock May Get Longer Term for UAW Leaders
Detroit AP reports United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock could extend his tenure if the International Executive Board approves a change to three-year officer terms. Current rules force retirement at 65, risking Woodcock's departure in 1976 unless the constitution is amended to allow a longer term through 1977 and the auto talks.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
UAW
International Executive Board
Woodcock
Judge Hears Reinecke Pleas on Dismissal and Venue
Washington AP A federal judge considers California Lt. Gov Ed Reinecke's motions to dismiss a three count perjury indictment threatening his gubernatorial bid. If not dismissed he seeks venue change to California and suppression of evidence. Trial date set for July 15 with aims to finish before June 4 GOP primary.
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Washington
California
Ed Reinecke
Reinecke
U.S
Barrington Parker
San Francisco
Sacramento
Watergate
Parker
Joseph J. Connally
ITT
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Atty
John N. Mitchell
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
San Diego
Mitchell
Girl Born to Rathburns at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs John Leroy Rathburn of Farber welcome a daughter born at 526 PM Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. The infant weighed seven pounds eight ounces. Mr Rathburn is employed by North American Refractories.
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John Leroy Rathburn
Farber
Audrain Medical Center
Rathburn
Parade Of Bands Will Be Sunday Mexico Public Schools
The 28th annual Parade of Bands will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m in Presser Hall directed by John Willer and Robert Murta. Six bands from fifth grade to Mexico High School’s Dixie Greys will perform with marches musical excerpts contemporary tunes and popular numbers.
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Mexico Public Schools
Presser Hall
John Willer
Robert Murta
Dixie Greys of Mexico High School
Divorce Law Wins In Early Italian Vote
In Rome Italians voting in a two day referendum backed retaining the divorce law over repeal. Early returns from 227 of 69,728 districts show 44,150 votes for the law and 6,235 against. Final tallies expected later.
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Rome
Senate panel aims to house vice president at Naval Observatory
The Armed Services Committee approved a bill to provide an official residence for the vice president on the Naval Observatory grounds. The three story 1893 building would replace the chief of naval operations residence after Adm Zumwalt retires around July 1, with 12 surrounding acres included. A seven pound three ounce daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Stephen E Chitty of High Hill at Audrain Medical Center.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Naval Observatory
Naval Operations
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Navy
Adm
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Stephen E. Chitty
High Hill
Audrain Medical Center
Chitty
Binkley Co
Warrenton
Lueking Named Industry Specialist Manager at Green Co
Wesley C. Lueking has been named industry specialist manager for the A. P. Green Refractories Co. In the new role he will lead six sales engineering specialists serving the petroleum foundry glass cement ceramic and metal industries. He joined Green in 1953 and holds a University of Illinois ceramic engineering degree. He is a Missouri professional engineer and former president of the companys management clubs. He and wife Benita reside in Mexico Missouri with son Randall.
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Wesley C. Lueking
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Mr. Lucking
Green
Clarksville
New Zealand
Australia
Phillipines
Jamaica
Ford's Talk Emphasizes Military Strength and Will
In New Orleans VP Ford dedicates a new port wharf stressing the need to maintain a strong military capability to deter challenges and preserve peace. He ties defense to economic progress and domestic programs while noting Watergate was not mentioned in his remarks. Rep. Hebert, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, spoke prior to Ford.
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New Orleans
Gerald R. Ford
United States
America
Ford
Rep
F. Edward Hebert
House Armed Services Committee
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