McIntire Rally In Washington Draws Mixed Reactions
McIntire and followers marched toward the Washington Monument praying for victory in Vietnam amid expectations of up to a quarter-million attendees. Mrs Ky did not attend. police anticipated a smaller crowd as Ky’s plans remained unclear. Youth protests in Georgetown led to arrests and vandalism, while a memorial service on the Capitol steps emphasized religious backing for the event.
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Washington
Thed Rey
Carl McIntire
UN 5
South
Vietnam
Washingtton
Washington Monument
Nguyen Cao Ky
Paris
McIntire
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Monument Grounds
John Rarick
D-La
Thomas A. Lane
Radical Youth International Party
Yip
Pies
Rock Creek Park
Georgetown
District of Columbia
Jerry V. Wilson
Severa
Nixon
U.S
National Socialist White People’s Party
Nixon in London and Limerick talks with Bruce on peace
President and Prime Minister tighten security as they discuss the Middle East and arms control while moving through London. Nixon plans Ireland meetings with Ambassador David Bruce in Limerick to review Indochina peace talks and possible shifts in U S bargaining posture ahead of a Washington visit by the British premier.
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London
White House
Middle East
Ireland
Limerick
David K. E.bruce
U.S
Indochina
Paris
Southeast Asia
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Bruce
Zeigler
Washington
Inmates Seize Third New York City Jail in Riot
Prisoners in city jails held 23 hostages and seized the Queens House of Detention in Kew Gardens to press demands for speedier trials bail reform and better conditions. Smoke bombs flooded corridors as 800 inmates clashed with police. fires were set and doors battered amid further revolts at the Tombs and Long Island City jail.
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New York
Queens House of Detention
Kew Gardens
Criminal Court
James Harrison
Manhattan House of Detention
the Tombs
Lawrence Gibney
The
Tombs
Long Isand City
Queens Jail
Cambodian Front Holds Route to Phnom Penh Deep Water Port
Cambodian reinforcements broke the siege on Route 4 southwest of Phnom Penh to aid two battalions. A mining incident was reported at Neak Leung, ferry crossing on the Mekong near the capital. Officials hope the road can reopen over the weekend as fighting continues and traffic uses ferries by day.
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Neak Leung
Phnom Penh- Saigon
Mekong River
Phnom Penh
Kompong Som
Cambodia
Mekong
Washington
London
South Vietnam
Gove Nixon
Longal
T Don
Ella
Supreme Court
Rabeth IT
U.S
Long Khanh
Saison
Norodom Sihanouk
Phuong Margain
Pacific
John
McCain
Lon Nol
Crash Claims 29 Lives In Continental Divide Plane Wreck
Silver Plume AP report notes a government related plan and an environmental agency effort. A chartered plane carrying top athletic officials crashed on a mountainside crossing the Continental Divide, killing twenty nine and leaving some survivors.
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Colo
Func
State University
Merce Department
Eley Daysen
Nixon and Kim Dine Amid Global Tensions
AP dispatches describe President Nixon and the first lady dining in Madrid as a sunken Liberty ship passes, while Cambodian forces press Phnom Penh and U N mediator Gunnar V Jarring heads to Moscow. Unemployment rises and political tensions mount across the Middle East and U S, with fires and evacuations in Southern California.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Washington
Carl McIntire
South
Wietnam
Middle East
Anton
Vietnam
U.N. Middle East
Gunnar V
Jomatic Post
Moscow
Los Angeles
Nixon
Twin
Calplans
Corn Blight Cuts U.S. 1970 Corn Crop Estimate
The Nixon administration warns leaf blight is the major factor reducing the September corn crop by about 5 percent in the first 23 days. The Agriculture Department later announces the 1970 crop is down 13 percent from the forecast of over 8 billion bushels, amid uncertain prospects.
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Washington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Pease
Clarence D
Anderson
Annar
West North Central
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Brooklyn man dies protecting rape victim on building roof
A Brooklyn interior decorator, Rufus David Anderson, rushed to aid a girl being attacked on a roof. He was shot by the attacker and died at the scene, while the assailant fled. The girl was in good condition. Anderson's family plans for his three granddaughters and cited his heroic act.
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New York
Wid
Rufus David Anderson
Brooklyn
Anderson
Ruth
Pinckney
Rochester
N.Y
Sarah
Fthel
Naling
School Menu Week Mixup At Local High and Elementary
Oct 5 to Oct 9 menus show High School meals including barbecue beef lasagna grilled cheese and fish options with sides such as corn salad and desserts. Elementary menu lists beef on bun pizza fish sticks chili and sausage with vegetables and fruit across the week.
Father Son Jailed For Drunken Driving In Montgomery County
In Montgomery County Magistrate Court a father and son received jail terms for a second offense drunken driving. Elmer Sheets drew six months and Larry Sheets three months. Prosecutor cited a lengthy criminal record and pending motions including an assault on an officer and burglary.
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Montgomery City
Sot
Montgomery County
Elmer Sheets
Larry Sheets
Weliguile
Tiday
Aliansey Thomas J. Oshorne
Geld
Sheets
Threat On President Brings Arrest In Miami
Secret Service agents and Miami police arrested 20 year old Jesse Lee Marshall linking him to threats to blow up President Nixon and the Key Biscayne residence. Police say he planned to blast police headquarters, the airport and the FBI Miami office and claimed ties to Yippies and Huey Newton.
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Miami
Secret Service
Nixon
Biscayne
Jesse Lee Marshall
FBI
Coconut Grove
Bayfront Park
Marshall
Youth International Party
Yippies
Huey Newton
Black Panther Party
Missouri Area Forecast and Local Alerts
Weather notes indicate fair skies in Missouri through Sunday with highs in the 70s and mid-40s to mid-50s for overnight. Extended outlook shows cloudy periods and rain likely from Monday to Wednesday with highs in the upper 60s to 70s and lows 40s to 50s. Also reported are hospital admissions for several individuals, births, dismissals from area facilities, police logs, and a damaged antique hitching post reported in Bolivar Street.
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Missouri
Bootheel
Barton Services Saturday Morning Funeral for William Barkwell
Charles E Barkwell of Columbia received two summonses for driving while intoxicated within two hours. Funeral services for William Barkwell were held this morning as a large Barkwell family attended. The first summons was issued at 7 26 p m by Arnold funeral home with Rev Frank L Jock Springs Dr officiating. Graveside services will be at State Cemetery in Bourbon Missouri at 3 p m today.
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Charles E. Barkwell
Columbia
William Barkwell
P. Barton
Arnold Funeral Home
Frank L. Jock Springs
Dole and Bond rally in Clay County fundraiser
Senator Bob Dole and Kit Bond campaigned at a Clay County Republican dinner. Dole urged Bond as a strong force to address Missouri’s financial crisis and political machine control. Bond accused secrecy in state government and defended the auditor’s independence from governors and statewide officials.
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Excelsior Springs
Bob Dole
Kansas
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Clay County
Dole
Bond
Kit
Jack Danforth
Missouri
Thel
Renee
Marvin E Rice Joins Ovid Bell Press at Fulton
Marvin E Rice, long time Ledger linotype operator and machinist, has accepted a position with Ovid Bell Press in Fulton. He and his family will reside at 1704 Fairgrounds. Rice previously worked at the Intelligencer 1937 to 1940 and with The Ledger since 1941.
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Marvin E. Rice
Ovid Bell Press
Fulton
Summons for Driving While Intoxicated Returns to Home
Police report a defendant in a driving while intoxicated case posted bond money again. Officers telephoned a relative in Columbia who came to Mexico to take Barkwell home. Names mentioned include Conan 1 mids H, Dodson 20, Matthie Turner 63, Lois Marsh 86, and Joe Roberts.
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Columbia
Mexico
Barkwell
Conan
Dodson
Matthie Turner
Lois Marsh
Joe Roberts
Mrs Maudie Turner Dies at Frankford
Mrs Maudie Turner 83 lifelong Frankford resident died at Levering Hospital Hannibal at 5 a m yesterday Burial at Frankford Cemetery with service by Frankford Christian minister Visitation today 4 p m to time of services She is survived by two sons Ernest now in a veterans hospital in Iowa and Roy Turner of Waukegan Illinois one grandson and sister Mrs Dessie Flynn of Mexico Funeral arrangements set for 2 p m Sunday at Simms Funeral Home Frankford
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Maudie Turner
Dessie Flynn
Mexico
Levering Hospital
Hannibal
Frankford
Simms
Ernest
Veterans Hospital
Iowa
Roy Turner
Waukeegan, Ill
Mrs. Flynn
Stock Market Report from Yesterday's Trade
Yesterday's trading on the New York Stock Exchange saw B Chance Co bid 21 percent with 4514 asked at 14. Wetterau quoted 18 14 bid and 19 percent asked with 2000 shares traded. Dresger Industries at 8 244 remained unchanged. Aluminum up 8 、 Puria up 4 Ye 19 Gypsum up. Banks U.S. Gypsum preferred fell 22 percent to 4 down 6000 shares.
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B. Chance Co
Bony End Commerce
Baticshares
Aid
Wetterau
New York
Bobbié Brooks Cloged
Dresger Industries
Stans Interrco
Eee Puriia
Dodson Rites Planned for Columbia Man Dies at 70
Thomas H. Dodson 70, of Columbia formerly of Mexico died Thursday at University Medical Center. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Monday at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. Marvin Jones officiating. Burial in Hickory Grove Cemetery Hallsville. Survived by three daughters, a brother, a sister, and eleven grandchildren. Family will receive friends 7 to 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
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Thomas H. Dodson
Columbia
Mexico
Arnold Funeral Home
Marvin Jones
Friendship Baptist Church
Hickory Grove
Hallsville
Dodson
University Medical Center
Boone County
Charles C
Hannah Johnson Dodson
Love Street Christian Church
Kaiser Refractories
A. P. i Green Refractories Co
Order of Eagies
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Pnhom Penh
Madrid
AEDS
Daugher
Uch
Liberty
Waner Incrp Mantra Berman
Audtabi Hospital
Derek Roy’ McCord
Kenneth David McCord
Billie G. Duncan
Oswear C. Hanley
Chester L
Gee
Calvin Jane Maxipolis
Mike
Jimmy In
Georgia Edwards
Charles D. Tarrants
Martinsburg
M. ‘Doyle
Vandella
Bortt
Joseph PF
Johnson
Terry Lynn Morris
Wellsville
Daugh
Morris
Burlington Railroad
Ella Reese
Milley Silvey
Laddonia
Kenneth Conley
Scott Conley
Centralia
Donita Heaton
Vandalia
J. D. Wallace
W. Walker
Minute ~ DeOrnellis
Stoutsville
Ragsdale
James Ragsdale
Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
Larry Shraer
Bethel Cemetery
Holli
George Keen
Jack Davis
Richard LeGrand
Larry le Grand
Leon Freeman
Madison
Jerry Ragsdale
Holliday
John Ragsdale
Raymond Ragsdale
Mex
Ed Hardin
Bolivar St
Barton
Sen. Dole
Kit Bond
Little Dihier Drive
Li Cat
Satan
Colin
Cine
T. H. Dodson
West Jackson St
Motor Bank
Liberty St
Commerce Bancshares
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