Missouri Governor Urges MMA Graduates to Embrace Citizenship
Governor Christopher Bond urged the Missouri Military Academy 86th commencement graduates to take up civic duties and vote, citing low turnout among ages 18 to 21. The ceremony included diplomas for 47 seniors and 34 eighth graders, with numerous honors awarded to cadets including the Don Hooten Fellowship Cup to Dan Lesinski and a Wallie award to Thomas Wittman. Col. Charles Stribling III led ceremonies with Dr. Gerald Martin of Hannibal LaGrange College and many cadet recognitions noted.
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Missouri Itary Academy
MMA
LaGov
Bond
Charles Stribling III
Academy
Gerald Martin
Hannibal-LaGrange College
Hannibal
Corps of Cadets
Col. Stribling
Don Hooten
Dan Lesinski
St. Louis
Hooten
Thomas Witt
Des Plaines, II
Charles I. Wall
St. Oakleigh Adkins I
Handlerville
Eric Mortenson
Kenneth Mortenson
Pollack Road
John B. Starke
Derrill Kuhlman
Alfred ‘Alcocer
Peoria
Ill
Douglas J R
Quincy
Darin Bracken
Conifer
Colo
John Button
Leadville
Paulanéy
Hot Springs
Ark
Leten Conner
Richardson
Kirby Crawford
Mounday
Luis de la Vega
Mulueta
Mexico City
Mexico
Robert Ellington II
Monroe
Adkins
ITI
Chanderville
Neal Arnold
Alderson
W. Va
Ken Berkhoff
Keokuk
Iowa
Kent Blosser III
Topeka
Kan
John Calhoun
Chicago
Kay Carlson
Fenton
Mich
Steve Cathcart
Elmhurst
Tim Champlin
Bob Cole
Norman
Okla
Chad Davis
East Alton
Mark Dunn
Kansas City
Brent Easton
Independence
John Speicher
Waukee
Jamie Octavio Tremari
Rodulfo Antonio Trujillo
Maracaibo
Venezuela
William Tweedie
Ili
Jefferson City
Gary Vaughn
Dallas
Tex
Bernard Veldkamp, III
Lakewood
Mike Warman
Wichita Falls
Robert Weaver
Clarendon Hills
Robert Whaley
Hickory Hills
Thomas Wittman
Des Plaines
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Arlington Heights
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Tim Adams
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Decatur
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Westminster College
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Mackie Johnston
Lewistown
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Legion of Honor
US And Laos Agree On Removal Of AID Workers
The United States and Laos reached an eight point plan to dissolve the U S AID operation and remove all U S and third country AID staff by June 30. The agreement includes turning over vehicles equipment and funds to the Laotian coalition government and allowing the AID local staff to be paid through dissolution.
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Vientiane
Laos
United States
U.S
Steven Johnson
Pathet Lao
Seth Pethrasy
Big Aid
Foreign Ministry
Economics and Plans Ministry
Chapman
Singer Vikki Carr Receives Honorary Law Degree
San Diego California AP Singer Vikki Carr is awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by the University of San Diego for founding the Vikki Carr Scholarship Foundation in 1970 to aid Mexican American students. Fifty-one recipients have benefited from the program. Carr accepted the award noting her given name Florencia Bisenta de Casilla Martinez Cardona on the diploma.
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San Diego
Calif
Vikki Carr
University of San Diego
Miss Carr
Florencia Bisenta de Casilla Martinez Cardona
Missionaries Alive And Well In Vietnam
Four Mennonite missionaries who stayed in South Vietnam after Saigon fell are reported alive and well. Relatives express relief as a cablegram from the group reaches the Mennonite Central Committee, with initials EHMJ possibly marking each name.
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Lancaster
South Vietnam
Paul Ediger
Turpin
Oklo
Max
Saigon
Mennonite Central Committee
William T. Snyder
EHMJ
Earl Martin
New Holland
Yoshihiro Ichikawa
Sapporo
Japan
Max Ediger
Okla
James Klassen
Goessel
Kan
Snyder
Martin
Quang Ngai
Nigeria
Robert Miller
McIntyre Graduates At MU St Louis And Other Local Births
William Warren McIntyre of Mexico graduates from the University of Missouri at St. Louis May 18 and will become business manager of St. Louis Surgical Supply Co. in Maryland Heights. Grant C. Erdel is born at Boone County Hospital weighing six pounds seven ounces. Grandparents are Paul and Becky Burton and John Erdel. Patrick Michael Sullivan, born May 18 at Camp Pendleton Base Hospital, is the son of Lance Cpl. Kevin P. Sullivan and Mrs. Sullivan of Oceanside California. A tentative Mallinckrodt Chemical Co. strike settlement is reached ending a long walkout affecting about 700 workers. Federal Mediator Gill Kannenberg announced the agreement after a marathon session that began Sunday.
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Patrick Michael Sullivan
Lance Cpl
Kevin P. Sullivan
Oceanside
Calif
Camp Pendleton Base Hospital
Bernard D. Sullivan
Pontiac, Mich
Robert J. Kennon
Auxvasse
Sullivan
Debbie Kennon
Camp Pendleton
Melon Field Boycott Urged After Shooting
United Farm Workers organizers plan to urge melon field laborers to boycott work after a farmer opened fire, wounding 10 union supporters near the Rio Grande. Farmer C L Miller Jr surrendered, facing 10 aggravated assault complaints and bond set at 15000 dollars.
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Hidalgo
Tex
United Farm Workers
Tony Orendain
International Bridge
Rio Grande
South Texas
Melon Fields
C.L. Miller Jr
Miller
Harlingen
Kght-Tv
McAllen General Hospital
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