Soviet Egyptian Leaders Rally In Cairo Banquet
Podgorny and Sadat stressed unity at a Cairo banquet amid Sadat’s purge of leftists. They condemned U.S. support for Israel while signaling talks with Washington to reopen the Suez Canal. They urged aides to study Soviet Egyptian ties, pledging continued Soviet backing while dismissing internal power strikes. Dayan warned Washington may curb arms to Israel as ties with Egypt improve.
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Nikolai V. Podgorny
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Sadat
U.S
Israel
Washington
Suez Canal
Podgorny
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kremlin
Aly Sabry
Mohamed Fayek
Sami Sharaf
Middle East
America
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
United States
Labor Party
Egypt
Nikolai Podgorny
Lee O Neal Fatally Injured in Auto Crash
Lee O Neal 69 of Fulton died after his car hit an embankment on County Route C and overturned. A Fulton Implement Co. mechanic for 26 years he was born February 11 1902 in Fulton. Surviving are his wife a daughter a son a brother two sisters and five grandchildren. Services Friday at Maupin Funeral Home conducted by Rev. J Frank Kirkland burial at Gallaway Memorial Gardens pallbearers listed.
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Fulton, Mo
Lee O’neal
Fulton
Columbia
O'Neal
Fulton Implement Co
Beulah Gingrich
Francis Davis
Jon O’neal
Walter O’neal
Fred Henderson
Lon Hattie Thomas
Marshall
O’neal
United Methodist Church
Maupin Funeral Home
J. Frank Kirkland
Gallaway Memorial Gardens
Fulton’ Implement Co
Russell Forsee
Harold Wright
Paul Boyce
Thomas Wetherell
Charlie Agee
John McVeigh
Day Care Enrollment At Garfield
Enrollees from first through sixth grade may join an all day summer day care camp at Garfield School. The program runs Saturdays 10 a.m. to noon and weekdays 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. from June 1. Mrs. Harry Stover of Community Child Care Center Inc. notes crafts, outdoor activities, music and fun projects. A weekly minimal charge applies.
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Garfield School
Harry Stover
Community Child Care ‘Center, Inc
Youth Corps Odd Jobs Plan Begins This Summer
High school students struggling to find work can join the Odd Jobs Opportunity Program sponsored by Neighborhood Youth Corps. Homer Butler says locals provide paid odd jobs like mowing, painting, gardening, and more. Applications are at the Employment Security Office, 208 S. Clark St., Mexico. The program runs June 7 through August.
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Neighborhood Youth Corps
Homer Butler
Nyc
Butler
Employment Security Office
S. Clark St
Mexico
LaVerne Fry
Mass murder case charged over 12 bodies in California orchards
A farm labor contractor has been formally charged in a mass murder case involving the hacked bodies of 12 men found buried in Northern California peach orchards. The report lists multiple AP datelines and brief national items including Vietnam, Nixon policy, and civil rights issues.
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Yuba City
Calif
California
Stop Drugs Or Quit Viet Report Says
A congressional report for the House Foreign Affairs Committee warns many U S soldiers in Vietnam are hooked on drugs. It cites Laotian Thai and Vietnamese officials in illegal drug sales to GIs and notes opium and heroin are ferried into Saigon by U S planes and diplomatic pouches. The study urges the President to lead a national anti narcotics effort or withdraw U S troops from Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Saigon
Southeast Asia
Robert Steele
R-Conn
Morgan F. Murphy
D-Ill
House Armed Services Committee
Laos
Burma
Thailand
Steele
Storm Line Ravages Oklahoma With High Winds
A vast storm system struck northwestern Oklahoma with hail, heavy rain, and 80 mph winds causing extensive damage. No serious injuries were reported though 43 people were treated. Mobile homes were overturned around Tulsa and outages hit Tulsa Broken Arrow Jenks Cushing and Pawnee.
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Doug Tucker
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Broken Arrow
Jenks
Cushing
Pawnee
Joplin Braces for Hippie Rush After Festival Postponed
Joplin officials meet to tighten park ordinances as hippies stream in amid a canceled festival near the Kansas line. County and state authorities post observers, turn away cars, and seek legal steps to disperse gatherings of up to tens of thousands.
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Joplin, Mo
Joplin
Bill Scearce
Robert Metzinger
Scearce
Jasper County
Ben Pyle
Missouri
Kansas
Perry Fellwock
Kansas Line
JFK Arts Center Opens in Preview Gala
The JFK Center opens tonight in a sold out preview to raise funds and honor nations giving gifts. About 3,500 tickets at 100 dollars or 40 for under 35 were sold for a gala supporting a new education fund, with ambassadors from a dozen countries attending and Italy providing Carrara marble cladding. Proceeds aid low cost tickets when the center opens. the event runs until 2 a.m. Friday amid finishing work and private dinners across the capital.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
William McC. Blair
Denmark
Kennedy
Blair
Philippines
Italy
London
Opera
Meyer Davis
Peter Duchin
Hall of Nations
President Nixon to Meet Newsmen Next Tuesday
President Nixon will hold a no question barred news conference on live radio and TV next Tuesday evening in the White House East Room. Press Secretary Ziegler said no advance announcements will be made and the exact time will be announced later.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
San Clemente
Calif
MP and L Asked To Cut Missouri Rate Hike Request
Jefferson City Missouri Power and Light Co is told by the Public Service Commission its proposed rate increase of nearly 2.9 million dollars yearly is excessive. The commission recommends a 1.5 million dollar reduction and notes anticipated costs from Union Electric. Pre hearing set June 1 with cross examination June 7. Jefferson City Mexico and Plattsburg intervene.
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Jefferson City
Public Service Commission
Missouri Power and Light Co
Union Electric of
St. Louis
Miss Cearley Appointed Camp Counselor at Timberlake Camp
Penny Cearley of 815 E Love St will serve as a counsellor at Camp Timberlake in Knob Noster State Park from June 6 to 12. The nine season camp serves the handicapped and is sponsored annually by United Cerebral Palsy of Missouri. Counsellors will oversee all aspects of each camper's program.
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Penny Cearley
E. Love St
Hollingsworth Services To Be Held Friday
Services for Sp. 5 Gary Lynn Hollingsworth will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Agnew Funeral Home with Rev. R. L. Hester and Rev. James Culpepper officiating. Military burial at Walnut Grove Cemetery, with a Fort Leonard Wood–detachment escort led by S. Sgt. Larry Jackson. Hollingsworth, a U.S. Army Special Forces member, was killed in Vietnam on May 18, 1971. He was the second Paris Area soldier killed in Vietnam from the 1966 Paris High School class. George R. Stamp, killed May 1967, was the other. Visitation begins 4 p.m. Thursday.
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Paris
Gary Lynn Hollingsworth
Agnew Funeral Home
R. L. Hester
James Culpepper
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Fort Leonard Wood
Larry Jackson
Hollingsworth
U.S. Army
Taft Declares Favorite Son Run For Nixon in Ohio
Sen. Robert Taft Jr announced he would be a favorite son candidate in Ohio for the 1972 presidential race. He said the move aims to keep outside pressures from embarrassing Nixon and unite Ohio Republicans to renominate and reelect President Nixon in the May primary.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Nixon
Taft
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Boston Faces Drug Addiction At 10 000 In City
Boston officials told the legislature that about 1 in 65 residents are heroin addicts, with at least 10 000 people in the city addicted and most also involved in selling the drug. James M. Breay, executive secretary of the Coordinating Council on Drug Abuse, testified before the Crime and Violence Commission on Wednesday.
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Boston
James M. Breay
Coordinating Council On Drug Abuse
Commission On Crime and Violence
Hearnes Urges Grads to Join the System at Northeast Missouri
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes told Northeast Missouri State College graduates they must abandon independence and become accountable within the system. He urged using skills to fight poverty while noting widespread discontent with leaders and promises of substantial, not total, progress.
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Kirksville
Warren E. Hearnes
Northeast
Hearnes
Park Wins In Korean Voting
Seoul AP report says President Chung Hee Park's Democratic Republican party secured 113 seats in the 204 seat National Assembly, with the New Democratic party at 89 and two splinters at one each. Opposition gained enough to block some constitutional moves, signaling a shift toward real democracy.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Democratic Republican Party
South Korea
Park
New Democratic Party
National Assembly
New Democrats
Youth Found Dead In Garage
The body of Gary Phil lip Mickie, 20, was found in the basement garage of his home Wednesday night. Mickie had been working on his car with the engine running and apparently died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Jefferson City
Gary Phillip Mickie
Mickie
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