Auditor Emphasizes Public Accountability
Missouri must pursue performance professionalism and productivity as Gov. Bond aims. State Auditor John Ashcroft told about 75 Republicans at a Knights of Columbus Hall fund raiser, outlining accountability beyond finance and praising reform efforts and energy of the voters and party supporters.
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Missouri
Christopher Bond
John Ashcroft
Knights of Columbus
Ashcroft
Janet
Cape Girardeau
Assembly of God
Bond
We Eegernat
Boeing Officials Discuss Kaiser Antenna Work in Mexico
Boeing representatives Paul Williams and John Kuller met Kaiser Refractories employees in Mexico to review the Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile system. Kaiser supplies UHF antennas under a 1.25 million dollar contract and coats casings with a secret formula for blast resistance. The Minuteman, deployed at Whiteman AFB and other sites, is part of the United States deterrent alongside bombers and submarines.
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Boeing Co
Seattle
Mexico
Kaiser
Boeing
Paul Williams
Minuteman
John Kuller
DHF
U.S. Air Force
Whiteman Air Force Base
Sedalia
Whiteman
Missouri
Montana
United State
Arabs Hold To Oil Boycott Amid Energy Crisis Fears
President Nixon signaled a possible end to the Arab oil embargo but Arab leaders pledged continued boycott until Israel withdraws from lands it occupied in 1967 and Palestinian rights are restored. The Dow rose on the hint while Ford and Morton warned rationing may come. Congress moves toward energy emergency powers and possible gasoline rationing with price control debates and tax concerns shadowing the bill.
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David C. Martin
Associated Press
Nixon
Israel
U.N
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Wall Street
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
House
Rep
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Agriculture Committee
Interior Department
Duke Ligon
Oil and Gas Division
Senate Finance Com
Mittee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Skylab 3 Crew Moves Into Lab After Sickness Free Start
Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson begin nearly three months of research aboard the Skylab laboratory after a sickness-free return to life in space. They unpack fire up systems and report good food and steady mood as docking problems are resolved and the crew’s first Earth view is shared with families on shore.
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Space Center, Houston
Houston
Skylab
Gerald P. Carr
Earth
Carr
William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
Mission Control
Pogue
Space Station
Gibson
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Florida
America
Mrs Alpha Van de Krol Rites Sunday
Former A-6 district teacher Mrs Alpha Van de Krol of Mexico dies Friday night at Monroe Manor Paris. Funeral 2 p m Sunday Maupin Funeral Home Fulton with Rev Park and Rev Anderson officiating. Burial Carrington Church Cemetery. Survivors include husband John, two daughters Linda Buck and Brenda S Smith, sister Juanita Basinger, three grandchildren. Formerly Callaway County resident, MU graduate, taught in R46 district. Member of First Baptist Church.
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A-6
Alpha van de Krol
Mexico
Monroe Manor
Paris
Maupin Funeral Home
Fulton
Carrington Church
Frank Park
Mexico First
Carrington
Ben V. Martin
van de Krol
John
E. Promenade St
Juanita Basinger
Linda Buck
Prairie Village
Kan
Brenda S. Smith
Springfield
Carrie
Jeffrey Smith
Kim Buck
Bowling Green
University of Missouri
First Baptist Church
Kennedy Boy Kennedy Jr Amputated Leg For Bone Cancer
Edward M Kennedy Jr, 12, son of Senator Kennedy, had his right leg amputated above the knee to treat a rare bone cancer called chondrosarcoma. Doctors said he tolerated the operation well and his condition is satisfactory.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy Jr
Massachusetts
Georgetown University Hospital
Young Kennedy
Kathleen Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Ethel Kennedy
Robert
Arlington National Cemetery
Edward
Eunice Shriver
Pat Lawford
Joseph P. Kennedy III
Kennedy
Claude Hooton
Hooton
John F. Kennedy
Associated Press
Martial Law Declared in Greece After Athens Uprising
President George Papadopoulos imposed martial law in Greece after days of violent clashes between police and students in Athens. Four demonstrators were killed and hundreds injured as tanks entered the Athens Polytechnic and streets were pacified with a curfew, censorship, and military districts.
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Athens
George Papadopoulos
Greece
Papadopoulos
Athens Polytechnic Institute
Polytechnic Institute
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Department of Revenue
Guv. Bond
Yale
University of Chicago Law School
G. Andy Runge
State Conservation Commission
Rex Johnson
Pachyderm Club
Republican Party
Kaiser Minutemen
Kaiser Refractories
Richard Vance
Sarah Joann Vanskike
Rance L. Vanskike
S. Western St
Audrain Medical Center
Sarah Joann
Richard
Claude Vanskike
Jack Johnson
Robert Pace
Vanskike
Terminal Barber Shop
Heather Ann Rice
Glenn D. Rice Jr
Route 2
Heather Ann
Katherine Ann
Glenn D. Rice Sr
Robert Rhodes
St. Louis
Rice
Central Honda
Sky
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