New York Firemen Defy Court Order
New York firemen walked off the job defying a court order, potentially crippling city fire coverage. About 11,000 firefighters were involved. Manhattan saw only four of 80 companies manned as strikes spread alongside other urban labor actions nationwide.
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Associated Press
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New York City
West Side
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Peter Noonan
Carlos Romero
Richard Vizzini
Uniformed Firefighters Assn
John V. Lindsay
Milwaukee
National Guard
William Carey
Henry Maier
New York Daily News
Trans World Airlines
Summit Hotel
Eric Schmertz
UFA
Circuit Court
Harvey Neelen
National Guardsmen
Rocket attack hits Bien Hoa air base kills soldier and child
SAIGON AP reports a dawn rocket strike on Bien Hoa air base killed a soldier and a child, wounded 22 people, and destroyed three F5 fighter bombers, per the South Vietnamese military command.
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Saigon
Bien Hoa
Bond Urges Plan for Missouri Emergency Medical Services
Gov Christopher Bond urged hospital administrators at the Missouri Hospital Association convention to aid in building a statewide EMS system. He called for public awareness of hospitals 24 hour physician coverage, rural doctor incentives, better small-hospital equipment, and a uniform categorization system led by local communities. Leaders elected included Ralph Kiesling as president and trustees from Jewish Hospital St Louis Audrain Medical Center and others. A UM professor warned that legislative promises exceed funding and noted federal health plans politics.
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Usage Beach
Christopher
Bond
State Board of Health
Missouri
The
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Ralph F. Kiesling
Charles E. Still Osteopathic Hospital
Jefferson City
David A. Gee
Jewish Hospital
Woodrow Lee
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Don L. Sipes
Wright Memorial Hospital
Trenton
Ray W. Westergren
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Neil C. Wortley
Cox Medical Center
Springfield
University of Missouri-Columbia
Vernon E. Wilson
Wilson
Nixon
Health Services and Mental Health Administration
Washington Post
Congress
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jaworski Denies Laundering CIA Funds Amid Inquiry
The Houston based M D Anderson Foundation president claims Jaworski approved using the foundation to pass CIA funds to an international lawyers group. Jaworski denies direct or indirect conduit role, while Houston Chronicle quotes him as possible participant. The dispute unfolds amid Watergate related CIA inquiries and congressional scrutiny.
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Washington
Houston
Leon Jaworski
Central Intelligence Agency
Jaworski
John Freeman
M.D. Anderson Foundation
CIA
Jurists Group
Freeman
The
Houston Chronicle
Not Guilty In Brother's Mercy Killing
Lester Zygmaniak, 23, was acquitted by a Monmouth County jury on grounds of temporary insanity after admitting he killed his paralyzed brother George, in what friends called a mercy killing. The defense argued he acted from love while the prosecutor urged justice.
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Freehold
N.J
Lester
Lester Zygmaniak
Zygmaniak
George
Robert Ansell
Ansell
Malcolm Carton
Monmouth County
New Jersey
MHS Pep Squad Bus Signups For Rolla Game
MHS Pep Squad members must sign up for the Rolla game bus by Wednesday. Buses load at 4 45 p.m. and depart at 5 p.m. First senior portraits are arriving at Calvert Studio, with orders contacted by phone or postcard. Seniors should not call unless contacted. Tonight at 7 30 p.m. in the gym the Junior Class Whiffleball Fundraiser features MHS Faculty vs Kere disc jockeys. tickets at Hagan's or at the door. prices 50 cents students and 1 dollar adults. Faculty players include Steve Burger and several staff. Junior Jene O Connor coaches the squad. picture money due to homeroom teachers by 8 30 tomorrow morning.
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MHS Publications Dept
Rolla
Calvert's
MHS
Kere
Hagan’s
Two Men Fined For Funeral Pyre Incident
In Los Angeles AP reports two men pleaded guilty to stealing and burning a coffin with rock singer Gram Parsons body. They received 30 day suspended jail terms and $300 fines each.
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Los Angeles
Gram Parsons
Harry McCoy Retires from Green Co after 34 years
Harry W. McCoy retires from A P Green Refractories Co after 34 years in dry press and car shop. He joined in 1939 and spent 28 years as a brick setter in dry press, then five years as a mechanic and lead man in the car shop. From Utica Missouri, he previously worked nine years for Midland Brick and Tile Co.
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Harry W. McCoy
A.P. Green Refractories Co
McCoy
Utica
Midland Brick and Tile Co
Kremlin Concludes Watergate Real Amid US Turmoil
AP analysis notes Moscow prepares for all outcomes as Watergate reaches real prospects of impeachment or resignation. Izvestia and Tass shift tone from polite restraint to reporting crisis, amid Nixon troubles, Agnew’s exit and Watergate prosecutor firing, with New Times outlining impeachment talk.
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William L. Ryan
U.S
Middle East
Moscow
Nixon
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Izvestia
United States
Tass
New Times
Green native active in Assembly of God church roles
McCoy, a Green resident and church deacon treasurer and Sunday School teacher, directed Sunday School for over 25 years. He lives with his wife at 3 Quantico Rd and they have four children including Mrs. Bill Enslen in Jefferson City, Mrs. Gary Judd in Springfield, and Harry M. a student at Evangel College.
Nichols Family Returns Sergeant To Thailand Soon
Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Larry Nichols and their three children have returned to Mexico from Sumter D C where Sgt Nichols has been stationed with the U S Air Force In December Sgt Nichols who has been in the Air Force for 14 years will leave for Thailand where he will be stationed for a year Mrs Nichols and Dennis 12 Debra 10 and Donald 9 will remain at their apartment at 915 N Jefferson St Sgt Nichols is the son of Mrs Una Reed Henry of Mexico and Mrs Nichols is the former Miss Linda Collens daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Collens of Thompson He has been stationed in the Philippines Alaska Viet Nam and Thailand during his 14 years of service
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Larry Nichols
Mexico
Sumter
D.C
Nichols
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Thailand
Dennis
Debra
Donald
N. Jefferson St
Una Reed Henry
Linda Collens
William L. Collens
Thompson
Philippines
Alaska
Viet Nam
Moran Tried To Hang Self In Jail Cell
Tommy Moran, 27, of Mexico, was moved to State Hospital No 1 at Fulton after a jail suicide attempt at Audrain County Jail. He tied a blanket to the shower head, jumped, survived, and was described as shaken. Moran faced charges of assault with intent to rape and had been committed for evaluation and later returned to jail before this incident.
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Tommy Moran
Mexico
State Hospital No. 1
Fulton
Audrain County
Art Riley
Moran
Riley
State
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Ellen Wilson
Sue Priest
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Steve Chapman
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Ron Whittaker
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Jene O'Connor
Harry McCoy
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