Kissinger Opens Damascus Visit In New Peace Push
Secretary of State Kissinger arrives in Damascus to press a personal initiative for Israeli Syrian disengagement. He signals he will return to Israel after talks in Damascus and Jerusalem, aiming to advance a cease fire through the Golan Heights amid renewed Israeli retaliation and Lebanese violence.
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Associated Press
Henry A. Kissinger
Damascus
Lebanon
Kissinger
Jerusalem
Israel
Golan Heights
Mt. Hermon
United Nations Security Council
Shooting death of teen in St Louis stirs protests
Investigation into the shooting of 17 year old David Fields by patrolman Willie Taylor continued as witnesses questioned the officer’s use of force after Fields allegedly reached for the pistol. The incident began at a Catholic school carnival with afterhours disruption claims and a crowd demanded Taylor’s suspension.
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ST. Louis
David G. Fields
Willie Taylor
Taylor
Fields
St. Louis Globe- Democrat Today
Douglas King
King
North St. Louis
Michael Wyss
Wyss
Missouri senior James Worstell elected to Phi Beta Kappa
James V. Worstell Jr of Mexico Route 3 is among 86 University of Missouri seniors in Columbia elected to the scholastic honor society Phi Beta Kappa. The fraternity selects top scholastic seniors from the College of Arts and Science each year.
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James V. Worstell Jr
Mexico
University of Missouri
Columbia
Phi Beta Kappa
College of Arts and Science
GOP Chairmen Support Nixon
An Associated Press survey of 50 GOP state chairmen shows 14 strongly back Nixon, 28 oppose resignation and support impeachment, and eight are disturbed or silent. Not one calls for Nixon to step down, and few want him to campaign in their states before November.
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New York
White House
Nixon
Associated Press
Frog Jubilee Draws Thousands for Sierra Frogs
Jubilee in Angels Camp expects about 50 000 spectators and 3 000 frogs this weekend. Governors, candidates, and other officials enter frogs with names like Jellybean Jaworski and Expletive Deleted. Record stands at 19 feet 3 1 8 inches set in 1966. prize money includes 1200 to owner if a frog beats it.
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Angels Camp
Calif
California
Sierra Foothills
San Francisco
Ronald Reagan
Ed Reinecke
Aterga’ Grand Jury
Jaworski
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Ripple
Mark Twain
Dan’ Webster
Dan
Calaveras County
Jamaica moves to tax bauxite amid aluminum price fears
Jamaica, the world's largest bauxite producer, proposed a new levy on ore and a quota system after talks with Alcan broke down. Prime Minister Manley says the plan seeks sovereign taxation, aiming to raise about 189 million dollars by mid 1975, while markets react with aluminum stocks leading a broad stock decline.
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New York
Jamaica
Middle East
Michael Manley
Alcan Aluminum
Canada
Maniey
United States
Manley
Wall Street
Whitlam Favored In Vote Today
Australians vote in a national election with polls predicting Prime Minister Gough Whitlam will win a second term. About 7.9 million adults were eligible for the Senate and House ballots in a rare concurrent double election. Whitham called the vote after 17 months in office.
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Sydney
Australia
Gough Whitlam
Senate
House of Representatives
Whitham
Maifest draws thousands to Hermann for 28th festival
Hermann Missouri readies for Maifest this weekend with German food beer music and dancing. The annual event began in 1952 to raise funds for town restoration and has since been run by Hermann Inc to support craftsmen workshops and upkeep of historic buildings.
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Hermann
mid-Missouri
Missouri River
Hermann, Inc
Highest Award of State Dept To Ragsdale
Thomas W. Ragsdale of Shelbina posthumously receives the Secretary’s Award at the State Department in Washington. The agricultural adviser with AID died in Vietnam during the Tet Offensive in 1968 and was cited for heroism under attack and devotion to duty. He was born in 1935, a Missouri graduate, and is survived by his parents and three sisters.
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State Department
Thomas W. Ragsdale
Shelbina
Agency For International Development
AID
Vietnam
Ragsdale
Thomas Ragsdale
Secretary of State
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Thua Thien
North
Shelbina High School
University of Missouri
USDA
Kansas City
Washington, D. C
Thomas T. Ragsdale
Route 2
Mary Lopp
St. Charles
Kay Parker
Bethany
Doris Forman
Kent
Wash
Fire Trims Quotas At Conoco Pumps
Continental Oil Co officials said a fire in Ponca City Oklahoma refinery will reduce gasoline dealers May allocations by about 17 percent.
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Conoco
Oklahoma City
Continental Oil Co
Ponca City, Okla
India conducts underground nuclear test and joins nuclear club
India announces its first underground nuclear explosion by the Atomic Energy Commission saying the test was for peaceful purposes such as mining and earth moving. It adds no weapons program is intended but suggests potential future capability. The blast occurred at a depth of 100 meters and details on location and yield were not released. Experts had suspected India neared bomb capacity. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's government previously pressed on atomic energy experiments.
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New Delhi
India
Indian Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
China
Indira Gandhi
Major Case Squad Probes Murder Of Noted Housing Rights Plaintiff
FLORISSANT Mo AP The Major Case Squad was dispatched to investigate the stabbing death of Joseph Lee Jones 42 a black bail bondsman in a St Louis suburb He had been dead for at least two days His brother J D Jones found the body Jones had testified in a housing discrimination suit against Paddock Woods realty developer which the Supreme Court later ruled could proceed under the 1866 civil rights law The couple divorced in 1971 The case had involved race based housing actions and was settled out of court prior to trial.
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Florissant
Joseph Lee Jones
U.S. Supreme Court
Jones
St. Louis
Jone
J.D. Jones
Chicago
Barbara Jones
Paddock Woods
U.S. District Court
Weather and market report snapshot for Missouri region
Official 7:00 a.m. reading shows 62 degrees with 1.55 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours. May totals 4.74 inches, year to date 17.30, normal to date 15.14. Forecast calls for partly sunny in the southeast with showers possible north, highs upper 70s to 90, tonight partly cloudy with showers, Sunday highs low 80s to around 90. Sun sets 8:13 p.m., rises 5:56 a.m.
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Peter
Missouri
Hospital report lists admissions dismissals and deaths
Audrain Medical Center reported admissions including Henry A. Dinwiddie and many others from towns such as Auxvasse Martinsburg and Wellsville. Died: Mrs William G Noll 73 at Wellsville Route 1. Fire calls noted: two car fires from carburetor backfires on Jackson Street and Muldow/Quisenberry Streets causing extensive damage.
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W. Jackson St
David Gregg
S. Muldow
W. Quisenberry
Mary Martin
Marriage Licenses Filed At Columbia Area
The Daily Record lists license applications for Orville L. McKenzie and Marjorie Reece of Columbia, and Edward B. Sims of Sturgeon with Linda Lincoln of Columbia. Public safety reports cover multiple Friday accidents on Calhoun Monroe Boulevard Clark and nearby streets, with minor damages and summonses.
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Orville Leroy McKenzie
Centralia
Marjorie Lou Reece
Edward Bennett Sims
Sturgeon
Linda Faye Lincoln
N. Calhoun
E. Monrroe
Earl E. Barr Jr
Vandalia
Monroe Street
Calhoun
Robert A. Newbrough
Newbrough
Boulevard
S. Clark Street
Gloria Fuqua
New London
Rex Bennett
Sandy
Utah
Fuqua
Evelyn Mae Wasson
W. Liberty St
E. Bolivar
S. Coal
Wasson
Bolivar
John M. Farmer
Green Boulevard
E. Breckenridge
John P. Neal Jr
Bougainville St
Mary P. Freeman
Route 5
Michael E. Estes
Clark St
E. Liberty Street
S. Walnut Street
Estes
Liberty
Charles F. Steffen
Kansas City
Muldrow
Breckenridge
Ralph E. Hudson
Samuel C. Jackson
Mrs Archie Noll Dies in Missouri at 73
WELLSVILLE Mo Mrs Archie H Noll 73 of Route 1 Wellsville died 9 55 p m Friday at Audrain Medical Center Mexico after a few hours admission She was wife of William Noll Services set for 2 p m Monday at Grace Lutheran Church Wells ville Rev Dale Banke to officiate burial in Sunrise Memorial Cemetery Friends may call Myers Funeral Home after 3 p m Sunday Surviving are her husband two sisters Mrs Hannah E Riddle India Okla and Mrs Mattie L Hall Chillicothe Mo two children Mrs Louise Holmes Valley Park Mo and Marion Johnson of fl Sobrante Calif three grandchildren three step-daughters Mrs Thelma Young Mrs Marie Lakamp and Mrs Jeanette Barbeau and a step-son William Noll
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Wellsville
Archie H. Noll
Route 1
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
William Noll
Grace Lutheran Church
Dale Banke
Sunrise Memorial Cemetery
Myers Funeral Home
Noll
Missouri
William Huston
Melissa Lettichie
Hannah E. Riddle
India
Okla
Mattie L. Hall
Chillicothe
Louise Holmes
Valley Park
Marion Johnson
Fl Sobrante
Calif
Thelma Young
Marie Lakamp
Jeanette Barbeau
Ernest V Idingham Dies At 90 in Paris
Ernest Vanlandingham 90, lifelong Monroe County resident, died at Monroe Manor Nursing Home Paris after months of ill health. Funeral services at Agnew Funeral Home Paris. Survived by two sons, one brother, eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren. wife Lillian Peak died 1988. Earlier death notices include Ed Mertensmeyer 64 Norborne and hospital rate changes in Pike County. Drug charge indictments against eight in Marion County Circuit Court noted.
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Paris
Ernest Vaniandingham
Monroe County
Monroe Manor
Agnew Funeral Home
Vanlandingham
William Henry Harrison Vanlandingham
Mexico
Lillian Peak
Santa Fe Christian Church
Orval Vanlandingham
Ralph Vanlandingham
Holliday
Charles Vanlandingham
Roy Barnes
George
Delbert
William
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Whitlam
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Henry A. Dinwiddie
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Ollie G. Cooper
Forrest Hatfield
Ollie J. Smith
Hubert H. Dixon
Zella House
Robert F. Walden
Ralph W. Orcutt
John A. Conelley
Harvey Sydenstricker
Auxvasse
James H. Martin
Elmer M. Seale
Benton City
James. Strack
Montgomery
Kevin A. Zuroweste
Kenneth Schafer
Martinsburg
John T. Brandenburg
Williamsburg
Robert Redmond
Kingdom City
Angus V. Wilson
Terry N. Ham
Johnnie Wilson
Daniel F. Harkins
Montgomery City
Henry T. Folta
Karen L. Goshorn
Harry Bishop
Wynn
Ernest Vanlandingham
Poole
the Daily Record
Highway Patrol
George W. Parrott Jr
Parrott
Ray
V. Vannandt
Jefferson City
David E. Stratton
Brighton
Highway 19
New Florence
Kenneth Geerloff
Nathan L. Robertson
Louisiana
John Turner Deadman
John Harvey Zweifel
Thomas Edward Kelly
Donald E. Buie
Western St
Arthur W. Allison
Middletown
Robert Arnold Adams
Laddonia
Mehaffy-Burmeister
Chevy Chase
Chevy Chase Apartment Project 10
Russell C. Murphy
The
Lomas and Nettleton Co
Department of Housing and Urban Development
A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
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New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
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Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
MFA
Slater
Archie Noll
Perkey Electric
Centralia, Mo
Ernest V'Ildingham
Mexican
Ed Mertensmeyer
Norborne
George Oser
N. Clark St
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Joseph Church
Mr. Mertensmeyer
Pike County Hospital
Marion County
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Showtime
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