Cantrell to Lead Seven Bond Site Tours Across Missouri
House Appropriations Chairman EK Cantrell delays action on a 250 million capital improvement bill to allow seven subcommittees to visit some 130 to 140 sites statewide. Start Dec 1, reports on-site findings, with each group covering areas from St Louis to Cape Girardeau and Jefferson City. The plan includes school, hospital, armory, college, and state property renovations, with a five day deadline for reports and bond financing the project.
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Jefferson City
House
EK. J
Lucky) Cantrell
D-Overland
Cantrell
Associated Press
St. Louis
St. Louis State School and Hospital
Elliott
University of Missouri
School For the Blind
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis State Hospital
Malcolm Bliss Hospital
Kansas City
Department of Education
Raytown
Hickman Mills
North Kansas City
Western
Nevada State Hospital
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
Corrections Department
Fordland
Missouri State Sanatorium
Mount Verdon
Fruit and Poultry
Mountain Grove
Northwest Missouri
St. Joseph State Hospital
St. Joseph
Northwest Missouri State College
Maryville
Chillicothe Training School
Missouri Training Center For
Moberly
School For
Bowling Green
University of Missouri At Columbia
Northeast Missouri State College
Kirksville
Ellis Fischel Cancer Hospital
Columbia
Ellis Fischel
Sedalia
Correctional Center For Women
Tipton
Boonville
Rolla
State Land Survey Authority
Geological Survey and Water Resources
Federal Soldiers’ Home
St. James
Lake Ozark State Park
Algoa Intermediate Reformatory
Nurse Alumnae Honor Stribling And Wilfley
Col. C R Stribling chair of Audrain Medical Center spoke at the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing 14th class capping ceremony. Frank Wilfley gave invocation and benediction. L Buford Thomas and Woodrow Lee offered remarks. Mrs Nelson Willingham presented clocks to Wilfley and Stribling, retiring from the hospital board, for their cooperation since the school began. A dinner and reception preceded the ceremony.
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Col. C.R. Stribling
Audi‘ain Medical Center
Mexico
C. R. Stribling
Manson Refuses To Repeat His Monologue For Jury
LOS ANGELES AP Charles Manson told the Sharon Tate murder trial he killed no one and ordered no one killed. He spoke for about two hours off the jury, defending his beliefs, rebuking the state case, and urging the three women defendants not to testify. The defense rested without calling a witness and the judge recessed the trial until Nov 30 for final arguments. No witness testimony will be heard by the jury, but the statements remain part of the record for possible appeal.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Manson
Irving Kanarek
Kanarek
Mr. Kanarek
Army Probes Hoax On Medals In Vietnam
The Army investigates how two dogs were approved for Bronze Star medals in Vietnam and revokes awards listed for Griffin M. Canine and Smokey M. Griffin after a hoax. Officials say 21 awards for the 25th Infantry Division were affected. A Vietnam veteran wrote to a St Louis paper exposing the ruse.
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Washington
Army
Vietnam
Griffin M
Smokey M. Griffin
25Th Infantry Division
St. Louis
Five-Year Term For Minuteman Leader Peyson Sentenced
Walter Patrick Peyson, 27, once a lieutenant in the Minuteman group, was sentenced to five years and six months in federal prison for firearms law violations. He pleaded guilty to illegal possession of firearms in Missouri and to unlawful possession of firearms and destructive devices in New Mexico. The judge ordered the sentence consecutive to a prior three-year term for bond jumping.
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Kansas City
Walter Patrick Peyson
Minuteman Organization
Peyson
Missouri
New Mexico
Elmo B. Hunter
U.S. District Court
William H. Becker
Today's Smile An egotist quote
A neat aphorism notes that an egotist is someone who thinks as highly of himself as others think of them. The line wittily contrasts self-regard with ordinary opinion.
Double-Death Driver Charge in I 70 Crash Kills Mother and Child
A Hazelwood mother Jo Ann Walterbach 22 and her daughter Lisa 2 died in a two car crash on Interstate 70 east of Highway 19 Montgomery County Friday evening. Donald Anderson 62 of Warrenton faces charges of driving while intoxicated driving on the wrong side of the road and manslaughter. Waltersbach husband Joseph Charles Walterbach 30 injured in crash and hospitalized in St. Louis with multiple injuries. Anderson is in critical condition at Deaconess Hospital with head injuries.
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Hazelwood
Montgomery County
St. Louis
Joseph
Jo Ann) Walterbach
Lisa
Donald Anderson
Warrenton
Anderson
Walterbach
Volkswagen
Joseph Charles Walterbach
Hermann Area Hospital
Deaconess Hospital
Evangelist Henry Armstrong Set to Preach at Second Baptist
Onetime boxing champion Henry Armstrong, holder of three world titles, now an evangelist, will preach at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Second Baptist Church located at Union and Breckenridge Streets.
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Henry Armstrong
Second Baptist
Union and Breckenridge Sts
More Books At Book Fair Near 115 S Washington St
A fresh supply of books was added to the Jaycee Wives Book Fair counters this morning. The event runs through today until 5 p.m. at the former Sims Shoe building located at 115 S Washington St.
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Jaycee Wives Book Fair
S. Washington St
Sims Shoe
Judge Renner Dies At 83 In Vandalia
Judge Charles John Renner 83 died at 6 20 am at Audrain Medical Center after an apparent heart attack. A Democrat, he served as eastern district judge elected in 1946 and 1948. He lived in Vandalia with daughter Mrs Wilmer Davis and was a longtime farmer and MU football follower. Born February 19 1887, he leaves three sons John H Renner Raymond and Vernon a daughter a dozen grandchildren two brothers and a sister. one son Lowell was killed in World War II. Funeral arrangements are pending at Waters Funeral Home.
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Vandalia
Charles
Carl
John Renner
Audrain Medical Center
Waters Funeral Home
Audrain
Wilmer Davis
Renner
University of Missouri
Columbia
Norman
Pleasant Plains Baptist Church
Laddonia AF
AM Lodge
John
Mary Schriefer Renner
New Michigan
Rogers faces tough questions on Cambodia aid plan
Secretary of State William P. Rogers is to be questioned by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee over the administration’s Cambodia aid package seven months after he warned against expansion. President Nixon’s proposal totals 155 million dollars in new aid for Cambodia plus funds for Formosa, Greece, Turkey, Korea and South Vietnam.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cambodia
Rogers
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Senate
Hugh Scott
U.S
Vietnam
Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Nixon
Formosa
Greece
Turkey
South Korea
South Vietnam
Waves Of Bombs Hit North Vietnam Deep Raids Rise
U S fighter bombers struck missile and antiaircraft positions in North Vietnam deep into the country in the deepest raids since the halt of bombing. Officials said the actions were limited but possible to extend a few days. Hanoi denounced the raids as a serious act of war and said POWs were hit.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
North
Paris
da Nang
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Thailand
Tonkin Gulf
Vietnam
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Washington
Defense Secreary
Melvin R. Laird
St Clair Begins 1972 Campaign for Audrain County Sheriff
Vandalia Police Chief Don St. Clair filed for Audrain County sheriff as the first candidate of the 1972 cycle. At 34, he cites prompt law enforcement and a quick campaign. His career spans roles in multiple counties, with FBI training, EMT, and rescue leadership. He is married with two children.
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Vandalia
Don St. Clair
Audrain
Chief St. Clair
St. Clair
St. Charles County
Bowling Green
Mexico
Strategic Air Command
New London
FBI
Highway Patrol Academy
Rolla
St. Louis
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
Tri-States
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Honor Stribling and
Wilfley
Frank Wilfley
Col. Co. R. Stribling
Nursing School
Nelson Willingham
Richard Vance
Judy Adams
Jean Arens
Marta Burt
Ricky Cleeton
Carla Foster
Carolyn Goshorn
Frankie Graves
Eddie Graves
Teresa Jones
Barbara Kobush
Vickie Landis
Teresa Loman
Rosalyn Lynn
Christine Mackie
Carolyn Marteen
Paula Mills
Paulette Neal
Sylvia Neal
Eva Oliver
Connie Qquist
Peggy Sterner
Sheila Ebers
Spahn
Jove
Minuteman
Hanoi
Haipong
Haiphong
Quang
Ninh
Ha Tay
Hoa Binh
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Pleots
Demilitarize Zone
Tojay
Hancock
7Th Fleet
Benskins
Ralph Benskin
W. Boulevard
Audralp Medical Center
Benskin
Bently Seed Co
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