Women of the Berry Store Group in New Marriages
Mrs. Robert W. Berry and store manager Jennie Lee Moore, now Mrs. John Hopper, Pauline Sims now Mrs. Clifford Leopold, and Nellie Meadows now Mrs. Elliott stand with Leona Bradford now Mrs. John Cooper of Arizona, Julia Paden now Mrs. Leo Erdel, Thelma Gray now Mrs. Wallace Cowherd of Rush Hill, Mrs. Lester Meeks, Mrs. Reba Watts now remarried in St. Louis, and Mrs. Harold Curry.
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Robert W. Berry
Jennie Lee Moore
John Hopper
Pauline Sims
Clifford Leopold
Nellie Meadows
Elliott
Leona Bradford
John Cooper
Arizona
Julia Paden
Leo Erdel
Thelma Gray
Wallace Cowherd
Rush Hill
Lester Meeks
Reba Watts
St. Louis
Harold Curry
Gallup May Suspend Poll On Impeaching Nixon
Gallup weighs withholding a poll on Nixon impeachment amid press debate on influence on Congress. He notes no client or government inquiries, but says forthcoming results may show more Americans deem impeachment or removal appropriate. He criticizes Republican image and administration confidence.
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B.I
George Gallup
Nixon
Gallup
Pawtucket-Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Republican Party
Fatal Shooting by Officer Ruled Justifiable in St Louis
A coroner's jury in St Louis found the fatal shooting of 17 year old David Fields justifiable homicide after testimony at an inquest. Witnesses said Fields was being held when shot during a disturbance at a church picnic by Patrolman Willie Taylor. police termed it self defense, witnesses called it unnecessary.
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ST. Louis
David Fields
Fields
Willie Taylor
Doctor Finch Eyes Practice Elsewhere After Missouri License Bid
Dr R Bernard Finch, long known for a 15 year old murder conviction linked to his wife’s death, says he will seek medical licensing in another state after the Missouri Board of Registration for the Healing Arts denied his license despite his passing the state exam. He has worked as an x ray tech in Cedar County and plans to pursue licensing in Illinois and two other states while lamenting loss of community support.
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el, Dorado Springs
R. Bernard Finch
Fcar
Missouri
Finch
Carole Tregoff
West Covina
Calif
Missouri Board of Registration For the Healing Arts
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Illinois
Cedar County Memorial Hospital
Safford Man Graduates Magna Cum Laude at William Jewell
Stephen Akers of Safford graduates magna cum laude from William Jewell College in Liberty earning a bachelor of science degree. He is listed as residing at 916 Olive Street.
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Stephen Akers Safford
Olive St
William Jewell College
Liberty Sunday
Fire Blasts Rips Grain Elevator in Memphis
An explosion sparked by a fire on a lower level tore through a 15 story Pillsbury grain elevator in Memphis. Eleven workers were injured, four trapped atop the structure for about an hour, with five in serious condition. Fire marshal A T Manning blamed dust for the blast, describing it as deadly as gunpowder.
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Memphis
Penn in Conference at MU-Columbia
David Penn of 1415 Arcadia Street attended the Credit Union League Management conference at the University of Missouri in Columbia. About 100 representatives from over 50 credit unions participated in the 15th annual event titled Managing Your Resources Effectively. Penn is manager of the Kaiser Refractories credit union in Mexico.
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David Penn
Arcadia St
Credit Union League
University of Missouri
Columbia
Mr. Penn
Kaiser Refractories
Mexico
Nader Calls for Expanded Research On New Energy
Ralph Nader told a House Senate subcommittee that energy firms block new energy forms, limiting solar research and consumer access. He urged a government oil and gas corporation and expanded Army cellulose ethanol research, noting fuel cells could enable private home power and reduce reliance on oil.
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Washington
U.S
Ralph Nader
Consumer Advocate
House-Senate
Joint
Nader
Oil and Gas
Army
Bellora Named Finance Director in Missouri Social Services
Terry C. Bellora 28 has been appointed finance director for Missouri’s new Department of Social Services by department director-designate Lawrence L. Graham. Bellora will oversee financial policy budgeting and audits as the department begins July 1 with about 10000 employees, merging health welfare corrections and veterans affairs.
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Christopher
Bond
Department of Social Services
Lawrence L. Graham
Graham
Missouri
Nebraska
Nebraska Welfare Department
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Health, Welfare
Corrections
Veterans Affairs
Division of Management Systems
State Office of Administration
Patty Hearst Faces Life If Convicted In Kidnapping Case
Los Angeles prosecutors file 19 felony counts against Patricia Hearst and the Harris pair, including four robbery charges and two kidnapping counts, asserting she acted of her own free will. The case ties to SLA ties and a San Francisco bank robbery probe, with witness claims of Hearst’s involvement.
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Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Los Angeles County
Dist
Joseph Busch
Busch
Miss Hearst
William
Emily Harris
Harrises
SLA
Search Fugitives Centered in LA After SLA Shootout
The FBI continues to focus leads in Los Angeles as it files charges against three suspects amid an SLA shootout at a sporting goods store. Bail set at 50,000 each on district charges, 500,000 on federal firearms charges. Mayor Bradley says city will pay about 50,000 for near scene damages as six SLA members died last Friday night. Families mourn as one parent contemplates a suit against authorities.
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Harrises
Los Angeles
SLA
San Francisco
Tom Dean Matthews
Patty
Catherine
Steven Weed
Matthews
FBI
Tom Bradley
No Epidemic Of Distemper in Local Pets
Fulton veterinarians report no local distemper epidemic. They stress vaccination and leash laws, noting distemper is widespread elsewhere but not here. Distemper can cause fever, runny eyes, nervous symptoms, and high fatality. vaccination timing and weather are advised before introducing new dogs.
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Mexico
Fulton
Walton Couple Welcome Seven Pound Nine Ounce Daughter
A girl weighing seven pounds nine ounces was born to Mr and Mrs James F Walton Route 1 Centralia at 1130 AM on Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Walton works for A B Chance Co.
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James F. Walton
Route 1
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Walton
A.B. Chance Co
Old Suit Back In Style For Graduation
Randy Fuller will graduate tonight from Enid High School wearing a black with gray stripe double breasted suit that first belonged to his uncle Virgil Fuller from Barnard High School. After Virgil went missing in action over Munster Germany in World War II, Cleo Fuller kept the suit, and now Randy is allowed to wear it, noting it has come back in style.
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Enid
Okla
Randy Fuller
Fuller
Randy
Missouri Secretary urges annual corporate reports by July 31
Missouri Secretary James C. Kirkpatrick said about 60 000 forms will be mailed to corporations to report officers and directors. Reports are due by July 31. penalties apply for late filing. Firms that fail to file by December 31 could lose their charter and right to do business in Missouri. Last year 1 675 charters were forfeited.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
James C. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Blast DamagesSacré Coeur Dome in Paris Protest
An explosion at dawn damaged a dome of the Sacre Coeur basilica in Paris, claimed by callers as protest against President Giscard d Estaing and to commemorate the Paris Commune anniversary. Police report no casualties. interior ceremonies for the Feast of the Ascension proceeded.
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Paris
Sacre Coeur Basilica
Valery Giscard d
Missouri Announces No Litter Week Promotion
Jefferson City AP reports a governor's proclamation designates the week of June 15 as Missouri Show Me No Litter Week. Missouri Sportsmen for a Clean Outdoors, led by 48 St Louis area families including spokesman Al Schneider, aims to mobilize volunteers to clean Clearwater Lake near Piedmont from 10 am to 3 pm. They hope to recruit 1,500 volunteers.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Sportsmen
St. Louis
al Schneider
Bridgeton
Clearwater Lake
Piedmont
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