Marxist Dogma Bends At Summit
AP News Analysis argues Soviet leaders at Nixon summit are bending Marxist Leninist doctrine to pursue capitalism. They seek expanded US trade, tech collaboration, and environmental cooperation while ignoring ideological purity to advance Soviet interests and risks to world revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Marx
Lenin
Stalin
Nixon
Politburo
United States
Soviet Union
A.D. Sakharov
Lake Baikal
U.S.S.R
Russia
America
Khrushchev
Good Chance For Passage Of End War Bill
House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Thomas E. Morgan says chances are good Congress will order U S forces out of Indochina by Oct 1 in return for POW release. He adds he is pessimistic and would accept terms even if Nixon signed. Morgan backs a joint resolution forcing a U S withdrawal by Oct 1 with POW release and safe withdrawal assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas EB. Morgan
Congress
U.S
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Morgan
Indochina
House
Senate
Hanoi
Cambodia
Nixon Brezhnev talk signals broader summit agenda
President Nixon and Soviet leaders pursue longer range European and Asian issues beyond finalizing a few accords. Nixon’s late dinner with Brezhnev underscored the broader summit picture as talks reportedly touched Indochina and a maritime rules accord was expected to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nixon
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Indochina
Judge Grants Job and Break to Jobless Viet Vet
Vietnam veteran Joseph Armstrong, jailed for armed robbery amid hardship, received a judge’s atypical pardon. Judge Al Sepe freed him after finding family in need, helped him land a job as a student X-ray technician at North Miami General Hospital, and warned the community will watch him closely as he repays the help. Armstrong, father of two, plans to save for a home and finish X-ray classes while his family stabilizes. He said the decision was a great lesson and vowed to repay society.
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Miami
Fla
Joseph Armstrong
al Sepe
Armstrong
Sepe
Dade, County
North Miami General Hospital
Patricia
Hearnes Urges Reason On Taxes
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes urged Missourians to seek reason over emotion in tax debates at an agribusiness forum in St. Joseph. He warned against relying on court rulings or experimental farmland tax plans, noting the impracticality of raising all districts to the wealthiest level and advocating government efficiency and a balanced tax structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mo
Warren E. Hearnes
St. Joseph
U.S. Supreme Court
Hearnes
Fire kills 66 in Jakarta harbor blaze
Jakarta police reported 66 people killed and 32 ships destroyed in a harbor fire Wednesday. Two ships owned by the Indonesian American Petroleum Co. were lost, though it was not known if any Americans were aboard.
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Jakarta
Independent
Indonesian-American Petroleum Co
Dog Adopter Wants Cattery
Afton Minnesota AP report profiles Peter Neilsen and his Animal Adoption Center on a 70 acre farm housing about 175 dogs and 20 cats. The nonprofit center, which aims to rehome animals, receives donations and 600 members with a five dollar annual fee, but ran a deficit of five thousand dollars on forty thousand dollars in operating costs last year while seeking seven thousand five hundred dollars to finish a cattery.
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Afton, Minn
Peter Neilsen
Neilsen
Center
Antibus Bill Faces House Opposition
A 1.5 billion education bill with antibusing provisions clears the Senate 63 to 15 but faces tougher passage in the House. Supporters delay a vote for two weeks to build support while opponents, including 13 Black House members, pledge to vote against the bill. The compromise allows federal funding for busing only when requested or required by the Constitution and ends the stay on desegregation orders in 18 months.
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Washington
Senate
House
National Institute of Education For Research
Carl Albert
Congressional Black Caucus
Black House
Joe D. Waggoner
D-La
Thompson Club Show at Mills Horse Arena
Scores and participant names from the Thompson Saddle Club NSSCA horseshow at Mills Arena south of Mexico. Winners include Carolyn Wisdom Macon with Successful Flight in model class and various riders from Thompson, Mexico, Centralia, Tri County, and Wranglers across halter, stock pony, buckles, barrel races, and pleasure events. Several divisions list placings and sponsor towns. You’ll find neighbors in today’s Ledger.
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Thompson Saddle Club
NSSCA
Mills Arena
Mexico
Carolyn Wisdom
Macon
Stonewall
Lady G
Connie Usnick
Liza Joe
John Morris
Tri-County
April
Juliette
Eunice Adams
Glen Stephens
Thompson
Appaloosa
Appaloosa Halter; 1, Handy's Hello Dolly, Norma Oldham, Magic City; 3, Aledobias
Julie England
Centralia
Deano
Terry Walters
Larry Million
Kathy K
Jan Linneman
Sue
Shawn Arnold
Judy Bradford
Skipper Cut
Ken Bradford
Big Joe Bay
Rex Rodenbaugh
April’s Juliette
Two Eyed Murphy
Vernon Benskin
Liza Joe, Jr. Green
Bright Sun
Ricky Clithero
el Chico
Sharon Arnold
Wranglers
King
Tim Bergman
Sparky
Mark Raleigh
Tri- County
Rising Magic
Vicki Arnold
Connie Brooks
Jean Linneman
Fran Bosley
Betty Allen
Eugene
Joni Jolly
Marilyn Jolly
Susy
Kurt Twillman
Jeff Troyer
Vicki Wilson
Tarzan
Robert Muir
Harold Bosley
Janice Arnold
Orville Linneman
Dotty
Mark Twillman
Mexico High drivers ed students erect road sign
A Mexico High School drivers education class installed a road safety sign at the Edwin Lierheimer farm south of Mexico yesterday. The photographed scene features Randy Ezell, Peggy Lierheimer, Mary Tribble, and Dee Ann Brown with Lloyd Prosser assisting off camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Ezell
Peggy Lierheimer
Mary Tribble
Dee Ann Brown
Lloyd Prosser
Richard Vance
Mexico High School
Edwin Lierheimer
Mexico
Elderly Moody Farmer Robbed by Faux Doctor and Official
Gene Jones, an elderly Moody farmer in Howell County, was swindled by two men posing as a doctor and a Social Security official. They drove a white car and gained access to his billfold while one pretended to examine him, stealing over 300 dollars. The incident was reported after initial fear to file a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Moody
Moody
Gene Jones
Howell County
Federal
Social Security Office
Open Meetings Campaign Gains Missouri Backing
The Citizens' Lobby reports rising statewide support for its open meetings petition. Chairman Carl M. Wilson says three major teachers organizations with large memberships have endorsed the initiative to collect more than 90,000 signatures to place an open meetings constitutional amendment on the ballot. The endorsing groups include the St. Louis Suburban Teachers Association, the St. Louis Teachers Association, and the Greater Kansas City Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City, Mo
Citizens’ Lobby
Carl M. Wilson
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Heidelberg
Germany
Red Army
Frankfurt
Saigon
Kontum City
Hanoi-Haiphong
Kontum
San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Albert Harris Jr
Superior Court
Richard
Arnason
Kiln
Miss
Ingram Industries
Mississippi
Pulis Plumbing
Thompson Club
Mills Horse Arena
Cousin Leo
Leo
Westlake
Naga
Liberty
FOX
Olor
Deluxe Y
John Wayne
Richard Boone
Big Jake
Dustin Hoffman
Little Big Man
Panavision
Technicolor
Wilson
St. Louis
PEPSI
Harry
Pepsecola
Kroger Store
Country Playboys
Victor Hiway
Spacemaker
Systems Box
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Solar
Bob McAdams
Salisbury
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