Kissinger Near Breakthrough in Golan Talks
Damascus reports detail steps toward separating Israeli Syrian forces on the Golan Heights as Henry Kissinger arrives for talks. A buffer zone would be less than a mile to a little over a mile deep with Syrian policemen allowed into demilitarized towns along with civilians. The plan aims to thin armor behind the disengagement line and involve a UN contingent. Kissinger plans daily mediation shifts between Damascus and Jerusalem through Friday.
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Damascus
Syria
Golan Heights
Henry Kissinger
Israel
Jerusalem
Kissinger
United Nations
Middle East
Hafez Assad
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Golda Meir
Robert Anderson
State Department
U.N
Hermon
Health Insurance Need Nixon Says
President Nixon urged national health insurance to ensure financial access to high quality care as health costs rise. He welcomed rival bills, favored compromise within core principles, and criticized Democratic plans for heavy federal control. He noted 22 percent potential rise in physician fees without controls.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Senate Finance Committee
Ivan Davis Dies During His Auction
Ivan A. Davis 74 of 516 N. Clark Jr. died on arrival at Audrain Medical Center after a heart attack at a household auction he and his wife held. Funeral set for Tuesday at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. Arthur Griffin officiating. Burial at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Ivan A. Davis
N. Clark Jr
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold Funeral Home
Arthur Griffin
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Tracy
Iowa
Thurman B
Deliah Atrim Davis
Centralia
Minnie Williams
Davis
Mexico
Hardin Junior High School
First Christian Church
Modern Woodmen
Kenneth Davis
San Antonio
Tex
Charles
Betty) Hayden
Pine Bluff
Ark
Virgil
Daisy) Williams
Arnold Feval
Mexico High School biology class on Jacks Fork float trip
Twenty four current students and four alumni joined teacher Robert Ligon and coach James Valentik for a weekend canoe trip on Jacks Fork River at Alley Springs. The 14 boys and 14 girls camped Friday and Saturday, canoeed 17 miles Saturday morning, then returned Sunday after breakfast. The trip cost each student $13, food was prepared by the group, and it was Ligon’s fifth annual float expedition.
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Mexico High School
Jacks Fork
Alley Springs
Mexico
Robert Ligon
James Valentik
Tv Show To Recall 1881 Hospital First In County
A Channel 12 program reviews Audrain County history of the first organized hospital in 1881 on S Jefferson Street. Mrs. Ted Mayes researched the record, with updates from Woodrow Lee and coordinated by Miss Martha Tuepker. Todd Edward Etherton born at Audrain Medical Center weighs nine pounds five ounces at 2 23 a.m. Sunday. Grandparents Ruth Will, Orville Etherton, Mae James. Rev Larry Etherton serves as pastor of Union Baptist Church.
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Channel 12
See
Mexico
S. Jefferson St
Ted Mayes
Audrain County Historical Society Monthly
Woodrow Lee
Audrain Medical Center
Martha Tuepker
Todd Edward
Larry K. Etherton
Annette
Kenneth
Robert
Jimmy
Ruth Will
Mooresville
Orville Etherton
Chillicothe
Mae James
St. Joseph
Judge May Dismiss One Ehrlichman Case
A federal judge said the FBI plays cat and mouse with investigators and raised the possibility of dismissing one charge against former presidential aide John Ehrlichman in the White House Plumbers case. The question centers on whether Ehrlichman lied to the FBI about knowledge of the Pentagon Papers probe and the Ellsberg psychiatrist break‑in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Ehrlichman
Gesell
Pentagon Papers
Daniel Ellsberg
Chatinbenne
Pentagon
Elisberg
Ehhrlichman
Louis Fielding
Beverly Hills
Ellsberg
Plumbers
Nixon calls on beach bottle found in Bahamas
President Nixon phoned Larry Metivier’s grandfather after a green bottle washed ashore on a Bahamas beach with a note from Larry, an airman apprentice in the Navy. The White House confirmed the call, praising Navy service and sending a message to Larry.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Bahamas
Nixon
U.S.S
Guam
White House
Larry Metivier
Ma ‘Anepo
Norfolk
Jacksonville
Mene
Larry
William L. Staples
Havertown
Tadim
Staples
Navy
Future Of Park In Discussion Tuesday Night
Mexico Park Board chairman Don Decker says a public meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in City Hall will discuss steps for Fairgrounds Park improvements after the June 1973 bond failed to reach two thirds. Voter turnout produced 54 percent of 1 233 votes, defeating a $250 000 plan for phase I.
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Fairgrounds Park
City Hall
Don Decker
Mexico
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Truck Traffic In Missouri Near Normal Amid Trucker Strike
Jefferson City AP reports state truck traffic returning to near normal as nationwide truckers shutdown enters its second week. Violence incidents have declined from midweek peak with three shootings in southern Missouri over the weekend. one man charged for threatening violence to a Missouri Petroleum Asphalt Co. employee.
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Jefferson City
Ernest van Winkle
Missouri Highway Patrol
Missouri
Claudie G. Hill
Poplar Bluff
Missouri Petroleum Asphalt Co
Hearst hunted as SLA ally in California manhunt
Hundreds of lawmen hunted Patricia Hearst in Los Angeles amid a shattered Symbionese Liberation Army after six SLA members were killed in a weekend standoff and a deadly store gun attack. FBI officials said Hearst may have joined the group and warned of return fire if she opened fire on officers. Local landlady assault described. two black men sought as armed suspects. Formal charges to be filed against Hearst and the Harrises in Southern California.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
FBI
William A. Sullivan
SLA
William
Emily Harris
Harrises
Cinque
Sullivan
California
Miss
Alleged Theft in Moose District Charged Eagle member
Phillip Lee Young of Centralia was arrested Friday afternoon on a charge of stealing more than 50 by deceit from District 3 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, with lodges in Mexico Canton Moberly and Hannibal. He is a member of Mexico Post 2880 and had served as district secretary treasurer from 1973 to 1974, during which time authorities say he embezzled and withdrew funds from the Eagles bank account for his own use, totaling about 850.
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Phillip Lee Young
Centralia
Order of Eagles
Mexico
Canton
Moberly
Hannibal
Young
Mexico Post
Eagles
Faces of the SLA Six: unlikely radicals and a prison escapee
Six individuals linked to the Symbionese Liberation Army are profiled as unlikely revolutionaries. A black escapee and five white radicals lived briefly together in a bungalow with guns and revolutionary talk before their bodies were found after a blaze. The group included Nancy Ling Perry, Angela Atwood, Willie Wolfe, Patricia Soltysik, and Camilla Hall, all with varied pasts from cheerleading to student teaching and honors. Their paths intersected while tutoring at Vacaville prison and with DeFreeze, the SLA’s founder, who remained jailed.
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San Francisco
Donald David DeFreeze
Los Angeles
Nancy Ling Perry
Barry Goldwater
Angela Atwood
Indianapolis
William ‘Willie’ Wolfe
Patricia Monique Soltysik
Camilla “Candy” Hall
California
Vacaville
Black Cultural Association
DeFreeze
SLA
Cinque
From Reforms to Radical: The Life of Donald DeFreeze
The eldest son of a Cleveland middle class family, Donald DeFreeze left school at 14 and spent two years in reform school before parole. He married in Newark and worked two jobs while admitting to stealing between jobs. After a pattern of arrests for weapons and a 1969 gun battle, he was sentenced to five to life, planned an escape, and later led SLA recruitment at Vacaville before his 1973 breakout.
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Cleveland
DeFreeze
Newark
N.J
California
New Jersey
Vacaville
Soledad
SLA
Nancy Ling Perry a SLA chief theoretician Fahizah
Nancy Ling Perry once a Berkeley fruit juice vendor and Goldwater endorser transformed into a leftist activist. Born Santa Rosa California she was a high school cheerleader and class secretary who studied at Whittier and UC Berkeley. Married 1967 to Gilbert Scott Perry they separated after six years. She adopted the name Fahizah as SLA chief theoretician.
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Nancy Perry
Vacaville
Berkeley Street
Goldwater
Santa Rosa
Calif
Whittier College
University of California At Berkeley
Gilbert Scott Perry
SLA
Angela Atwood tied to SLA tape and LA shootout
Indiana University graduate Angela Atwood moved to Berkeley with husband Gary in 1972 and later lived with Indiana natives Emily and Bill Harris. The Harrises faced gun charges after a Thursday shootout at an Inglewood sporting goods store near Los Angeles. Atwood, linked to Joseph Remiro in a romance, vanished after Remiro’s Jan. 10 arrest in the Marcus Foster case.
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Angela Atwood
Genina
Indiana University
Berkeley
Gary
Inglewood
Los Angeles
Atwood
Joseph Remiro
Remiro
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Willie Wolfe Remains Apathy Figure At Mt Hermon
A Mt Hermon Academy student Willie Wolfe is described by a classmate as an apolitical underachiever who avoided rule breaking yet did not engage with political books. The narrative continues with his later attendance at UC Berkeley as the piece notes a continuation on page 2.
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Willie” Wolfe
Mt. Hermon Academy
Northhampton
Mass
Willie
Nicholas Monro
Hermon
Wolfe
UC Berkeley
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Edwin F. Dubbert
S. Western St
Tim Sutton
Frank Sutton
Reavis Road
Mike Miller
L.J. Miller Jr
Hickory Hill Drive
Knights In White Satin
Ledger
Larry Wright
Ivan Davis
Curtis Courier
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Patty Hunted
Hearst
Moose District
Willie) Wolfe
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