Dirty Air Ends Closing Canceled
In Birmingham Alabama, a federal judge canceled his order shutting down 23 major industries during an air pollution crisis after improved conditions and an emergency ends claim. The attorney said the action was not permanent and sought dismissal. judges noted possible further pleadings.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.S. District Court
Sam Pointer Jr
U.S
Bill Mallard
Mallard
Pointer
National Weather Service
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Phelps Announces Run for Missouri Lieutenant Governor
Nevada resident William C. Phelps, 37, a six term state representative, announced at a party dinner that he will file today for the GOP nomination for Missouri lieutenant governor. He frames Republicans as the only path to change amid Democrats allied with Gov. Warren E. Hearnes. Phelps has served in the House since 1960, is a Missouri native, and a University of Missouri graduate.
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Nevada, Mo
William C. Phelps
GOP
Missouri
Phelps
House
Warren E. Hearnes
Nevada
University of Missouri At Columbia
Pat Has New Chinese Recipe
Washington AP report says Pat Nixon revealed a new chicken and walnuts recipe from mainland China via Henry Kissinger. She may or may not accompany President Nixon to Peking next year, but would be disappointed if she misses the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
China
Pat
Mainland
Henry M. Kissinger
Peking
Nixon AFL-CIO clash over wage controls and labor rights
President Nixon faces an AFL-CIO convention accusing him of undermining labor contracts with wage controls favoring big business. Delegates authorize labor members of the Pay Board to resist rulings except on matters vital to labor.
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Miami Beach
Nixon
Afl-Cio
Federal Pay Board
Saigon
Central Highlands
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
South Vietnam
Phnom Penh
Washington
Congressional
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Butler Manufacturing Co. Names Directors and Reports Earnings
Robert M. White and Robert J. Geddes elected directors of Butler Manufacturing Co. White, editor and publisher of The Ledger, and Geddes, dean of Princeton's School of Architecture, bring extensive media and design credentials. The firm reports 1970 sales of $129.9 million and net earnings of $2.16 million, with nine months to Sept 30, 1971 sales of $101.7 million and earnings of $3.05 million. Butler manufactures and erects pre engineered buildings and equipment for transportation, farming and bulk handling.
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Robert M. White
the Ledger
Robert J., Geddes
School of Architecture and Urban Planning
Princeton University
Butler Manufacturing Co
Geddes
Yale
Harvard
Harvard Graduate School of Design
University of Pennsylvania
Geddes Brecher
New Jersey
Rockville
Maryland
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
American Institute of Architects
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Society of Architects
Vienna
Austria
Johns-Manville Corp
Butler
Measles Epidemic Declared in Des Moines County Iowa
In Burlington area, Des Moines County reports 187 measles cases signaling an epidemic. A mass immunization program for all under 12 begins next week, with 6000 vaccine doses flown from CDC in Atlanta. Public health officials warn nine day measles can cause serious complications and fatalities.
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Burlington
Iowa
U.S. Public Health Service
Reed Davis
Des Moines
David Bennett
Federal Health Service
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Center
Arnold Reeve
Reeve
Okinawa Pact Triggers Tokyo Riots and Strikes
In Tokyo radical students attacked police and facilities with fire bombs and pipes to protest the Okinawa return pact. Riot police guarded government buildings and the U.S. Embassy as about 1000 demonstrators clashed in Shibuya. Rail stoppages and unions involving many workers disrupted transportation. authorities cited large but uncertain strike participation amid ongoing anti pact protests.
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Tokyo
Okinawa
Japan
Imperial Palace
U.S
Othe
Shibuya
56 Year Old Grandma Receives Draft Notice
Riverside resident Helen Walker, 56, received a Selective Service draft notice addressed to Mrs. Helen Walker. Officials told her a mixup occurred and advised her to explain her condition in a letter while she mused about possibly becoming a pilot despite her large family.
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Riverside
Calif
Helen Walker
Morning Mail
Selective Service Board 140
San Diego
Clara Yeoman
Miss Yeoman
Meir to Visit Washington to Meet Nixon
Prime Minister Golda Meir will travel to Washington soon to confer with President Nixon and other U.S. officials, according to official sources.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Washington
Nixon
Crackdown Ordered on ADC Cases
Jefferson City Missouri Welfare Director N Carter ordered staff to tighten ADC eligibility checks amid a 32 percent rise in cases, a 14 539 family increase affecting over 40 000 people. He urged 1972 legislation to criminalize welfare fraud and said states will curb double welfare checks across borders. Carter also requires fathers’ desertion sworn before prosecutors and checks on incomes, with restitution and possible prosecutions for fraud.
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Jefferson City
Proctor N. Carter
ADC
Carter
Missouri
U. S. Supreme Court
CAR Leaves Collection Drives Again in Jefferson Street Lot
The Col James Audrain Society of the Children of the American Revolution will host another leaf pickup at the former Jay's IGA lot on South Jefferson Street Saturday. Last week about 150 bags were taken to the country for compost. in the Oct 30 pickup several truckloads were collected. Senior regent Mrs Hal Randolph urges bags or containers and offers pickup by calling 581-1310 for those unable to attend. The effort is an anti pollution effort to prevent leaf burning.
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Col
Wright City voters to decide on $2 million bond
A $2 million revenue bond issue will be voted on Saturday in Wright City. Funds would finance construction of an industrial plant to be leased by Permaneer Corp. of Delaware.
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Wright City
Permaneer Corp
Delaware
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GI Father Seeks Nixon Acknowledgment For Son
ST LOUIS AP For weeks Denne Bozikis watched mail for a personal Nixon reply to his eight page letter about his son Ronald a 22 year old Green Beret killed on Oct 25 1969 Bozikis says the signed letter he received is real not a mimeograph He and his wife Jeanne financed a record about Ron and plan a scholarship at Cleveland High School They sought Nixon's personal acknowledgement and opinion of the record amid questions about Ron's Cambodia Vietnam death and Army statements indicating Vietnam while friends say Cambodia
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ST. Louis
Denne Bozikis
Richard M. Nixon
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Bozikis
Ronald
Jeanne
Baslard
Ron
Green Berets
Cleveland High School
White House
Vietnam
Cambodia
Letter Voices Pride in Ronald's Heroic Honor
Deane and Bozikis recount receiving a personal letter praising Ronald's heroism and courageous honor. The family reflects on the loss and the son’s impact, noting the mailman delivered the message personally. They believe Ron listened to the record and that his efforts were meaningful.
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Deane
Bozikis
Ronald
Ron
Kirksville Sets Liquor License Fee Details
Kirksville adopts a city ordinance governing liquor by the drink setting a $450 city license fee plus a $300 license for Sunday restaurant sales. The initial charge runs for 7-12 of a year ending June 30, 1972, with applicants also needing county and state licenses.
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Kirksville
Knights Hear Sullivan on FBI at Knights of Columbus
FBI Agent William A. Sullivan, head of the St. Louis office, spoke at the Mexico Knights of Columbus Hall on the range of crimes the bureau handles. Thirty members attended, with Bill Duncan, a local FBI agent, as another guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
William A. Sullivan
St. Louis
Mexico
Barbara Stanwyck Hospitalized For Severe Cold
Actress Barbara Stanwyck, 64, was admitted to St John’s Hospital in Santa Monica for observation due to a severe cold and exhaustion. The illness forced the suspension of the television film Fitzgerald and Pride in which she starred.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Barbara Stanwyck
Miss Stanwyck
St. John’s Hospital
Fitzgerald
Pride
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