Two Memorials Dedicated At MMA Homecoming
Missouri Military Academy alumni dedicated two memorials during Homecoming, honoring a veteran faculty member. More than 200 former cadets and wives from 46 states attended. A Bicentennial Monument used Missouri limestone from MMA’s burnt 1896 foundation. Warren O. McIntyre of Mexico gave the principal address, honoring his late father Captain Rolla McIntyre. Other participants included Mackie Johnston, Col. C R Stribling Jr, and Col. Charles Stribling III.
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Missouri Military Academy
MMA
Cadet Corps
Missouri
West Boulevard
Warren O. McIntyre
Mexico
Capt
Rolla McIntyre
Old Academy
Mackie Johnston
Col
C. R. Stribling Jr
Charles Stribling III
Curt Milburn
Joe Bailey
Alumni Association
Johnston
George Davison
Des Moines
Roy Gant
Yorba Linda
Calif
Jay Renow
St. Louis
Charles Stribling Jr
Walter Weisert
Kirkwood
Larry Green
Lincoln
Neb
John Hummel
Joe Podzimek
Cedar Rapids
Ray Rixman
Florissant
Walter Trump
Lake Ozark
Kent Yoest
Camdenton
Wynn Ferrer
Atlanta, Ga
Gil Kroeger
Kansas City
Silvio Lombardi
Warren Onken
Chicago
Les Barnard
Joseph Crachiello
Tom Tox
Jim Pitman
Ron Emmenegger
William Yoest
Billy Bob Hedger
Mounds
Robin Boyer
Emporia
Kan
Ronald Kelly
Church May Lead Fight Against Bush CIA Nomination
Senator Frank Church signals a possible Senate move to block George Bush's CIA appointment amid questions over partisan leadership in a nonpartisan agency. Church notes the White House could withdraw the nomination and says an election year may complicate confirmation. Also covered are MMA Alumni honors, plaques, and leadership roles among veterans and boosters.
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Washington
Frank Church
Senate
George Bush
CIA
White House
Church
Intelligence
Bush
Republican Party
Idaho
Mike Mansfield
Donald Rumsfeld
Ford
James R. Schlesinger
U.S
Peking
Pilot Fends Off Hijacker In Freefall Plane Escape
Evansville pilot Richard Leibundguth recounted a midflight hijacking by a teenage gunman. After the youth threatened to crash or shoot, the pilot ejected the assailant from a spinning Cessna 150. The teen, Jack R. Johnston Jr., 19, was found dead in a Missouri field.
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Evansville
Ind
Richard Leibundguth
Jack R. Johnston, Jr
Cape Girardeau
Mississippi River
Patricia Johnson
Johnson
Jack R. Johnson
FTC May Move On General Motors
Washington AP reports the Federal Trade Commission may join the Justice Department in pursuing antitrust action against General Motors. FTC bureaus reportedly recommended action. officials caution investigations are ongoing and any suit would follow standard agency procedures. GM seeks to retain dominance as industry rivals lag in sales.
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Washington
Justice Department
General Motors Corp
Federal Trade Commission
NBC News
FTC
Lewis A. Engman
Commission
Bruce Wilson
Detroit
Frank Faraone
Justice
Department
Ford
Chrysler
Thomas A. Murphy
Associated Press
UFO Report Seen Over Kansas City Area
Kansas City area deputies and a highway patrolman reported an unidentified object in eastern Jackson County at about 2:30 a.m. The object had a yellow glow and a tail of fire, appeared to hover briefly, then sped to the northwest. FAA radar found nothing unusual and there were no other reports of UFOs.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Firemen Battle Brush Fire Near Fulton Branch Line
A dozen rural firefighters battled wind and flames east of the ICG Fulton Branch and south of Route D to control a brush fire spreading from the railroad right of way into brush and timber on property owned by Mrs Willard Torreyson. The blaze covered about 60 acres before crews using hoses rakes shovels and wet sacks stopped the flames. No injuries were reported per Fire Chief Richard Womack.
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ICG
Fulton
Route D
Richard Womack
Little Dixie
Willard Torreyson
Womack
Heart Funds To Buy Treadmill For AMC Therapy
Audrain County Heart Assn elected fund drive chairmen at a recent dinner at Air Park Restaurant. Arch Hays presided. The group voted to use the annual donation to purchase a treadmill for heart therapy at Audrain Medical Center. Kenneth Hintz urged free checks and fourth grade screenings.
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Audrain County Heart Assn
Air Park
Arch Hays
Audrain County
Leo F. Erdel
Melville Hawkinson
Farber
Kay Talley
Vandalia
Max C. Berrey Thompson
Opal Clark
Benton City
Hazel Riney
Rush Hill
Carl Deimeke
Martinsburg
Billie Potts
Rosalie Mudd
Donald Daut
Audrain Medical Center
Kenneth Hintz
Heart Association
Morocco's Marchers Pulling Out in Sahara Claim
Hundreds of thousands of Moroccans began withdrawing after King Hassan II said the march to claim Spanish Sahara had achieved its objective. Officials said 350,000 volunteers would stay near the border to bolster bargaining power as talks continue on sovereignty.
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Agadir
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Hassan II
Hassan
Marrakech
Spain
United Nations
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