First Infantry To Be Flown To Germany for Reforger II
The 1st Infantry Division, known as the Big Red One, will be airlifted from Forbes AFB Topeka to Germany starting Sunday to participate in field training exercises called Reforger II. About 11,000 soldiers, with Air Force Starlifters moving troops and supplies 5000 miles, will join the 3rd Brigade in Germany to oppose U.S. 3rd Infantry Division and German 35th Panzer Grenadier Brigade. return to Fort Riley planned Oct 29 to Nov 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft, Riley
Kan
Germany
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Air Force Cil
Augsburg
U.S
3Rd Infantry Division
35Th
Panzer Grenadier Brigade
Ft. Riley
Stock Market Edges Up as Trading Heats Up
New York stocks opened with modest gains as investors bought on strength despite unemployment data showing a rise to 5 percent in September. Dow Jones 20 industrial average rose 2.53 to 763.21 at noon, with advances outpacing declines by more than 2 to 1 on the NYSE. Notable shares moved: Robee Brooks at 14% with 2100 shares traded. Dresser Industries up 3/4. Kalse Aluminum up 2/3. US Gypsum common down 4 1/4. US Gypsum preferred up 4 3/4. Trading remained moderately active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sash
A. B. Chance Co
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbe Brooks
Dresser Industries
Intarco
Kalse Aluminum
Ralston Purina
New York
Fall Clothing Appeal To Close On Sunday
The Fall Clothing Appeal for Church World Service ends Oct. Churches in Mexico, under the Mexico Ministerial Alliance, collect usable clothing and blankets for aid in more than 300 countries. Recipients include refugees in the Congo and disaster victims in Brazil, Peru, Greece, and Turkey. Contact Rev. Ed Malzer or Rev. Terry Moore for assistance. Cash donations to cover sorting, packing, and shipping are invited, about 10 cents per pound. Mail to participating churches or to Mr. Malzer, 413 E. Jackson St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Congo
Vietnam
Middle East
Greece
Turkey
Brazil
Peru
Parsons
Ed Malzer
Terry Moore
Church World Service
Mr. Malzer
E. Jackson St
Asphalt Spill Closes City Water Supply Risk in Mexico area
A spill of hot asphalt from a traffic accident threatens the city water system as it flows toward lakes used for drinking water. City officials, aided by state education and health departments, sponsor a Food Handlers Course in two sessions to promote sanitation and safety for workers handling food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toccoa
Mexico
Iplanta
Charles Bell
Sate Department of Education, State Public Health Depatment
The
Mexico Area
Faye Sapp
Custer McDonald
State Department of Education
Bill Johnson
Public Health Department of Mexico
First Expectant Class Series Starts Wednesday
The first of six classes for expectant parents begins at 7 30 p m on October 7 in the conference room at East Central Missouri Mental Health Center east of Audrain Hospital in Mexico. Sponsored by the National Foundation Audrain City-County Health Unit and Audrain Hospital. The opening class covers nutrition and care during pregnancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central Missouri Mental Health Center
Audrain Hospital
Mexico
National Foundation
Audrain
Deeds of Trust Fees Cut but State Charge Remains
Audrain County reports elimination of a $1 recording fee on deeds of trust and most real property instruments except a long list of documents that still incur the fee. Senator Church says no conclusive proof of a Soviet base in Cuba, noting limited evidence and ongoing vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Church
Cuba
Washington
Sen
Frank Church
Nixon in Madrid and Tito meet as base talks loom
The visit centers on implementing a August 6 pact that sets a five year status for U S bases in Spain and expands cooperation in culture science and space. Police detain suspected protesters while Tito and Nixon push for Middle East and Far East peace efforts and expanded trade. Sinn Fein denounces U S involvement in Vietnam and accuses Ireland of neutrality breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Spain
Nixon
Madrid
Indochina
Middle East
Latin America
London
Barajas
Moncloa
Tito
White House
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Far East
Suez Canal
U.N
William P. Rogers
Britain
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Irish Republican Army
Vietnam
Tomas MacGiolla
Ben Fugate Paris Farm Worker Dies
Funeral services are held at Agnew Funeral Home Paris for Ben Fugate 8 who died after a brief illness at Audrain Hospital. Born April 17, 1985 in Monroe County he worked as a faith worker before retirement and lived in Paris for years. Survivors include his widow five daughters Velma Long Mabel Wood Lillian Kinder Lilly Brown Vergie Batsell and four sons Robert James Fugate Elmer Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Agnew Funeral Home
Bén Fugate
Audrain Hospital
Fugate
Monroe County
Velma Long
Mabel Wood
California
Lillian Kinder
Kansas ‘City
Lilly Brown
Kansas City
Vergie Batsell
Minneapolis
Minn
Robert
James Fugate
Elmer
Jack
Mansfield Criticizes ABM Action In Defense Bill
Washington AP Senate action on a 19.9 billion military procurement bill faced criticism from Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield who charged excess costs in the Safeguard ABM project and linked the compromise to pet projects of Rep. Mendel Rivers. He accused the House Senate conference of kowtowing to an outside Pentagon client and warned the language shifts weaken defense related research requirements as the measure moves to President Nixon for signing. The bill funds military aid in Southeast Asia, open ended aid to Israel, counsels Soviet encroachment warnings, and finances basic weapon systems amid controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Nixon
House
Mike Mansfield
Armed Services Committee
Mansfield
Mendel Rivers
D-8.c
Rivers
House Committee
Secretary of Defense
Southeast Asia
Israel
Middle East
Goodell Says Agnew Moves to Purge Him in Senate
New York AP Goodell acusa Agnew of trying to purge him from the Senate amid Nixon policy tensions. He likens Agnew's rhetoric to McCarthy era climate, as Ottinger and Buckley challenge him for a full term. Nixon has not endorsed Goodell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles EB. Goodell
R-N.y
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Senate
Agnew
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Goodell
Richard L. Ottinger
James Buckley
Goodrell
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Kennedy
Nixon at Southeastern Fair and Muskie poll skim
Atlanta AP reports President Nixon spent a day at the Southeastern Fair signing autographs and addressing marriage questions from a reporter about his daughter while New York pollster Louis Harris says Muskie would edge Nixon if the voting age drops to 18. Harris notes 18 20 group results and overall Muskie leads Nixon 43 to 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tricia
Nixon
Prince Spadee
Britain
New York
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Richard M. Nixon
Louis Harris
Harris
New York Post
Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
John V. Lindsay
George C. Wallace
Humphrey
Lindsay
Wallace
Dance fundraiser nets 137 dollars for Happy House
Mrs Louid Curtis director of Happy House Day Gala Center said the benefit dance held Saturday at Garfield Sahoo was quite a success. The Starlighters Club sponsored the event and netted 137.20 for the center. Proceeds funded a wagon wheelbarrow toy fire truck puzzles and an outdoor swing and balls for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louid Curtis
Garfield
Sahoo
HappiPy House
Starlighters Club
Cuzz Tig
Court to rule on defense attorney pay
Missouri Supreme Court will decide if court appointed lawyers must be paid by the state despite no funding from the Legislature. Appeals from Randolph County involve John Charles Green charged with escape and William Coleman jailed for a tavern fire slaying. Bar associations argue a Supreme Court ruling makes payment mandatory. assistant AG notes no statute or appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Randolph County
Lawson Romiue
John Charles Green
Moberly
Cotty
Lancaster
Judges Strike Down New York Busing Law
A three judge panel ruled New York States anti busing statute unconstitutional saying it violates the equal protection clause. The law limits involuntary busing for racial balance and mainly applies to appointed city school boards in Buffalo. The decision noted voluntary plans have not solved segregation and cited Buffalo as example with many schools over 90 percent black. The state AG office indicated an appeal possible to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New York State
Aca
General’s ‘Office
Supreme Court
New York
Iatel
Louisiana
Mississippi
Georgia
Alabama
Donald Lee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Erwin. Johnson
GM&O Car Derails Near Bowling Green
A Gulf Mobile and Ohio railroad car derailed at 6:30 am today on a high bridge over a blacktop road just east of Bowling Green. The front end of the car behind it was forced off the track. Railroad officials expect the track to be cleared by late this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Polis
Daniel Lee
Mexico
Jennings
Laaiers Hood
Choice
O Railroad
Railroad
Bowling Green
Cats Ware
Gulf Mobile and Ohio
Mansfield Cite Record On Symington in 1969 Vote Gap
Jefferson City reports Sen. Mike Mansfield quoted about Sen. Stuart Symington’s voting record. Symington missed 105 votes in December due to his wife Eve’s illness, while he cast 136 of 140 votes in the first 11 months of 1969. Opponent Danforth criticized Symington’s overall record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
City
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
U.S
Seni
Stuart’ Symington
T.I
Mansfield
Symington
Sen
Symingion
John Danforth
Wright Back Home After Burn Surgery
Henry Wright of 303 E Bolivar Sr. returned home from the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia after surgery Tuesday. Wright, badly burned in a June 16 MFA Lou dean Mill explosion, underwent ear surgeries and now visits weekly for checkups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wright
University of Missouri Medgal Center
Columbia
Wright
MFA Loudean
T ‘He Medical Center
Nixon pledges funds for minority banks plan
The Nixon administration will deposit 35 million dollars into banks owned by blacks, Puerto Ricans, and Mexican-Americans and will urge private industry and government entities to double the federal share. The program aims for 100 million dollars over the next year, announced by Commerce Secretary Stans and Treasury Undersecretary Walker, praised by Unity Bank & Trust Co. leader Donald Sneed and Harlem’s Freedom National Bank chief William Hudgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Crnmefits
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
the Treasury
Charles J. Walker
Donald’ Sneed
Unity Bank & Trust Co
Boston
William Hudgins
Freedom National Bank
New York
Harlem
Lawn-Runners Try To Repair Damage
Jack Nelson of Olivette found his lawn churned by automobile tires on returning home. By Thursday evening the lawn was largely repaired and a note on the door apologized for the damage, saying the writers had raked it up and would not repeat the act. The note bore two signatures not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Jack Nelson
Olivette
Nelson
Indiana Klan Plans Outdoor Walk in New Castle
Indiana Ku Klux Klan leader Grand Dragon William N. Chaney urges 100 percent participation in a Saturday walk through New Castle courthouse square, 30 miles east of Indianapolis, noting cold weather will force indoor activities soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ind
Indiana
Ku Klux
Grand Dragon
William
N.chaney
Indianapolis
Chaney
Truce Teams Bring Halt In Shooting In Middle East
Jordanian government to recognize only Al Fatah led by Yasir Arafat, while Arab truce teams persuade guerrillas and army troops to halt fighting in Palestinian strongholds. Rewards offered for Dr George Habash, with Rambha and Irbid quiet after shelling reports. Moscow backs Cairo peace efforts as US urges order in Middle East. 90 day cease fire to November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
al- Tatah
Yasir Arafat
Adnan Abu Odeh
al Fatah
Odeh
George Habash
Popular Front For the Liberation’ of Palestine
Middle East
Beirut
Lébanon
al Fa‘tah
Amman
Ramlha
Damascus-Amman
Syria
Rambha
Irbid
Hussein
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Figaro
Jean- Francois Chauvel
Nasser
Cairo
Israel
Red Cross
United Nations Relief Works Agency
CARE
Catholic’ Relief Organization
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Melvin R. Laird
U.S
Ankara
Turkey
United States
Trucker Wins Award For Saving Four Lives
Dav id Lankford of Overland Missouri was honored by the Missouri Bus and Truck Association for bravery after stopping at a U S 50 head on crash east of St Louis. He used a fire extinguisher to control fires until authorities arrived, helped extinguish flames, and aided rescuers as four people were saved while three died. Lankford, 53, a married father of four, had previously earned three safety awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAKE
Illinois Highway Patrol
Lankford
Pentagon to train 800 air marshal guards next week
Washington reports 800 military guards from all armed services will train at Fort Dix to serve as sky marshals aboard civilian airliners. They will receive 54 dollars monthly extra pay and work until a permanent 2,500 civilian force is ready in about three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ft. Dix
V.J
Pentagon
Defense Department
Jerry W. Friedheim
Department . . of Transportation
Sudbrook
Hazelwood Rescinds School Close Order in Suburb
Hazelwood board rescinds an order to close district schools Oct. 15 and move the election date for a new tax levy from Nov. 5 to Oct. 21. The action follows a Missouri attorney general ruling that a district must operate until state financial aid ends. Hazelwood, serving about 25,000 students, has seen four levy attempts. The $5.94 per $100 valuation levy requires two thirds approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelwood
St, Louis
Board of Education
Missouri Atty
John C. Danforth
F . Hazelwood
Missouri
Hazelwood Public Schools
Teacher Can Paddle Says Florida Court
In Miami a court found no fear of parental reprisals for paddling in schools. Florida Education Association executive secretary Wally Johnson said the decision helps restore respect for authority in public schools. Dade County Criminal Court Judge Paul Baker dismissed charges against teacher Jos Rayder, filed by a parent whose child was paddled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Miami
Florida Education Associaion
Wally Johson
Dade County Criminal Court
Paul Baker
Jos; Rayder
More Than One For The Road
A truck was sideswiped by a car on U S 40 in Havre de Grace Maryland Thursday, overturning and spilling 41 000 pounds of bourbon. No injuries reported. Police investigated the crash and motorists were detoured while cleanup continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre DE Grace
I .Ap
U.S
University of Oregon Offers Frisbee Techniques Course
In Eugene, 50 students registered for a one credit course this semester titled Frisbee techniques and special implications. Citizens questioned the educational value of a credit Frisbee class at a state university as officials later noted the course would be offered without credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene, Ore
University of Oregon
Eugene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mortiage
Steven
Dungy J. Aus
Ruth Ann Waller
Wellss
Paul Henry Brower
Patricia Ann iMérge
Meshoo
Willian Edward Sayers Jr
Beattie Faye “Myers
Frohi
Wallace Bruch Ridgeway
Lasits Jennings
Wellsville
Audral Hospital
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept, OF AG
Hursday
Louis
de Boonville
Hermann
Cape Girardeau
Harry E. Todd
Carl Wade
Willard Whalen
John Lineberry
Mary _ Grig
Essie Hutchen
William Blackburn
Barry Moore
Robert Kresse
Ella Reese
E Adams
William P. Barton
Ben. A Fugate
Ben Fugate
James L. Ragsdale
St. Louis Livestork
Wu Er
Sherwood Rd
I Lorene E. Aa
East
National
Stockyards
Sherwood, Rd
James Edrell
Barrows Ward
Varvil
Arcadia St
Instar
Ezell
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Stock Marketa
Audrain County
LeRoy Werner
Werner
Idaho Democrat
Defense Intelligence Agency
Church
Cienfuegos
People
News
Gm&o
Klan
Associated Press
IMR. Collins
Yne Ney
Ropert Nm
Collins, Sa
Florida Court
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!