Judge warns jurors against media influence in Agnew probe
Baltimore AP judge Hoffman publicly urged the grand jury not to be swayed by news reports as the panel, part of the Maryland corruption inquiry into Spiro Agnew, hears a witness and weighs possible leaks while Agnew associates discuss court steps to halt the probe.
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Baltimore
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S. District Court
Walter E. Hoffman
Fes
Agnew
Justice Department
Hoffman
U.S
William J. Muth
Muth
Maryland
Baltimore County
J. Agnew
J. Marsh Thomson
Thomson
Nixon
New York Times
the Times
N. Dale Anderson
Paul Findley
R-Ill
House
Carl Albert
Findley
House Judiciary Committee
Gary Evans Named President Of Mexico Country Club
Gary Evans was elected president of the Mexico Country Club at the annual board meeting Tuesday night. Dr Ed Wallace was elected vice president with Charles Coats as secretary treasurer. Other board members include Jim Offutt Tom Bledsoe Jim Heim Gene Davis and Andy Harrison.
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Gary Evans
Mexico Country Club
Ed Wallace
Charles Coats
Jim Offutt
Tom Bledsoe
Jim Heim
Gene Davis
Andy Harrison
Fulton Doctors Win $2.7 Million Suit Against Them
A Sedalia jury ruled in favor of three mid Missouri doctors in a 2.7 million medical malpractice suit filed by Fulton residents Mr. and Mrs. Jake Tussey. The case, begun Dec 23, 1970, claimed improper diagnosis and treatment of Mrs. Tussey’s cancer. Doctors Osborn Ritterbusch and Handler were represented by Ray Lewis and local attorneys, with ties to Fulton and Mexico.
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Sedalia
Mid- Missouri
Fulton
Jake Tussey
Richard Osborn
James Ritterbusch
Anoth
Fred Handler
Jefferson City
Tussey
Osborn
Ritterbusch
Ray
Lippmann In Critical Condition After Stroke
Walter Lippmann, renowned columnist, remained in critical condition at New York Hospital after a stroke. The 84 year old writer, who celebrated a birthday last week, had been admitted Tuesday following a second major health issue this year, having earlier suffered a heart attack in March.
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NEW York
Walter Lippmann
New York Hospital
Aate Morning Medical Bulletin
Lippmann
Home Towners Visit Nixon At White House
A group of 45 senior citizens from Whittier California toured the White House and were treated kindly by President Nixon. Nixon invited them into the Oval Office, shared memories, and then hosted coffee with Mrs. Nixon in the Yellow Oval Room, emphasizing they came from his hometown.
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Washington
Nixon
Whittier
Calif
White House
Oval Office
Yellow Oval Room
Hartmans Welcome Son At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Larry Hartman Route 2 Frankford are the proud parents of a son born at 907 PM on Tuesday weighing six pounds 13 ounces. The Hartmans report Mr Hartman is employed in Quincy Missouri at the time of the birth.
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Andrew Caleb Cornett
Clifford C. Cornett
Quincy
St. Mary's Hospital
Andrew Caleb
Darrell Dimmitt
Clyde C. Cornett
Route 2
Mexico
Fay C. Cornett
Cornett
Moorman Manufacturing Co
Larry
Hartman
Frankford
Pam
Audrain Medical Center
Ray Morgan Resigns for New Director Post in Lees Summit
Ray D. Morgan resigns as coordinator of Mental Health Community Services at Audrain Medical Center to become director of the Southeast Jackson County Mental Health Center in Lees Summit after Nov 2. He joins six-county AMC service, has led statewide planning, and remains active in church and community boards. his wife Sandy leaves her nursing post. The Morgans have three children.
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Audrain Medical Center
East Central Missouri
Ray D. Morgan
Jackson County
Lees Summit
AMC
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Home For Children
Farmington
Courtney Child Care Center, Inc
Cub Pack 36
McMillan School
Mexico City
Mental Health Center
Mid-Missouri Law Enforcement Assistance Council
Morgan
Mexico
University of California At
Berkley
Crookston
Minn
Sandy
Audrain
Morgans
Greg
Patrick
Mary Gwyn
Shrine Hospital admission for Laddonia girl Charmion Woodruff
5 year old Charmion Woodruff, daughter of Mrs. James Woolridge of Laddonia, was admitted to Shriner's Children's Hospital in St. Louis on Tuesday. Card correspondence may be addressed to her in care of the hospital at 2001 5. Lindbergh Blvd., Ward D, St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laddonia
Charmion Woodruff
James Woolridge
Shriner’s Children’s
Alioto seeks aid of Mankiewiecz in California governor bid
San Francisco mayor Joseph Alioto seeks to hire Frank Mankiewiercz, former McGovern strategist, to guide his campaign for California governor. Mankiewiecz helped mastermind a move that dumped Alioto from the previous Democratic National Convention.
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San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Frank Mankiewiercz
George S. McGovern
California
Mankiewiecz
Alioto
Dustbin in sky lost over southern hemisphere
A Canadian U S project aimed to collect cosmic dust from 80 000 feet failed when a balloon tow system lost contact after 19 days. The mission started January 29 near Brisbane and hoped to drift to Australia, but the dustbin and its 50 day battery powered system drifted away, leaving scientists hopeful for a future attempt to retrieve rare micrometeorites and learn about the solar system.
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Ottawa
Canada
U.S
National Research Council
Brisbane
Australia
South America
South Africa
Earth
Romeo Wiochowicz
Astrophysics
The
Research Council
Wiechowicz
Wlochowicz
Baloon
Mediator Urges Settlement In St Louis Newspaper Strike
ST LOUIS AP The 43 day old strike against the Post Dispatch and Globe Democrat continues as mediator Paul Bowers urges both sides to face up to their responsibilities. Publisher Joseph Pulitzer Jr cites automation plans as driving reductions while offering protections for 32 dockmen and potential attrition driven layoffs for others. The union covers dockworkers and about 170 delivery drivers, with both papers halted by the walkout and printing of Globe-Democrat under contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Paul Bowers
Bowers
Conciliation Service
Washington
The
Post- Dispatch
Teamsters Local 610
Joseph Pulitzer Jr
Pulitzer
Post-Dispatch
Globe-Democrat
China blasts US and Russia over detente at UN
At the United Nations China denounced U S Soviet detente as a cover for nuclear superiority and world domination. Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuanhua said there is no real tranquility, only a travesty of peaceful coexistence as Moscow and Washington fight globally. He urged Moscow to pull forces from Czechoslovakia and Mongolia and referenced Japan’s four postwar islands. China also hailed a Vietnamese victory against U S aggression, calling imperialism a paper tiger.
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United Natons
N.Y
China
United Nations
Moscow
Washington
Chiao Kuanhua
General Assembly
Vasily Safronchuk
Safronchuk
Chiao
Czechoslovakia
Mongolia
Japan
United States
U.S
Senate passes smallest foreign aid bill in 27 years
The Senate approved a $1.2 billion foreign economic aid authorization, with House backing $1.6 billion in economic aid as part of a $2.6 billion military package. Final passage occurred 454 to 42 after amendments, shaping aid to war orphans and civilian relief in Indochina amid broader funding for food, health, education, and development.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nixon
Eagleton
Symington
Missouri
Frank Church
Idaho
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Indochina
International Red Cross
MHS News Cast Named For 'Wizard' Production
The MHS production of The Wizard of Oz announces the cast led by John Woodfin with roles for Dorothy Kim Forrest Scarecrow Jeff Barlow Tin Woodsman Tim Wehlewald Lion Joe Beauchamp Aunt Em Sandy Tomlinson Wicked Witch Gara Ghturie Glinda Kathy Erdel Wizard of Oz Robbie Deason Head Guard Finley Montgomery Toto Becky Gage King Munchkin Casey Page and a larger list for Munchkins and Baby Munchkins. Crew invites and next week meetings follow. Final class officer elections held with winners announced for Seniors Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen across multiple offices.
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MHS
John Woodfin
Dorothy
Kim Forrest
Scarecrow
Jeff Barlow
Tin Woodsman
Tim Wehlewald
Lion
Joe Beauchamp
Aunt Em
Sandy Tomlinson
Gara Ghturie
Glinda
Kathy Erdel
Robbie Deason
Finley Montgomery
Becky Gage
Casey Page
Woodfin
Ann Hagan
Marie Jackson
Mike Jerichow
Mary Merritt
Jayne Hartell
Margie Fennewald
Peggy Lierheimer
Ann Lankford
Teresa Rentschler
Ruth Ann Duncan
Sharon Farrah
Lara Goslin
Robin Johnson
Donna Davis
Jennifer Doolittle
Sharon Callihan
Steve Evans
Mike Hampton
Wayne Terpstra
Julie Bell
Anna McAllister
Terri Bird
Patty Fennerald
Barry Fuller
Tom Lankford
School Club Officers Named for Term
Vice-President Paul Janice Kelly Williams. Secretary Karla Arnold Susan Rothove. Treasurer Jim Isgrig Tom Spurrier.
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Paul Janice Kelly Williams
Karla Arnold
Susan Rothove
Jim Isgrig
Tom Spurrier
Missouri harvest hit by heavy rains slow field work
Across Missouri harvest operations slowed after last week’s heavy rains. Crop reporters note only two days suitable for field work in the week ending Saturday. Corn is 58 percent mature with 7 percent harvested, soybeans 32 percent mature and 3 percent harvested. In 1972 respective figures were 67 percent mature and 13 percent harvested for corn, 48 percent mature and 9 percent harvested for soybeans. News of births includes Jason David Zer re r born yesterday in Hannibal weighing six pounds five ounces, with great-grandparents Grady Warren of Paris and Edwin Pollard of Mexico. Also Terry Lee Jennings born Tuesday at Audrain Medical Center in Vandalia at 10:52 p.m., and Michelle Lynn Clark born Sunday in Kansas City weighing eight pounds two ounces, with grandparents Eugene Clark of Benton City and Peter Myers of Lake Wales, Florida.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
David Zerrer
Monroe City
Hannibal Hospital
Jason David
Grady Warren
Paris
Edwin Pollard
Mexico
William L. Jennings
Vandalia
Terry Lee
Audrain Medical Center
Thomas E. Clark
Kansas City
Michelle Lynn
Eugene Clark
Benton City
Peter Myers
Lake Wells
Fla
Clark
King’s Radio Plant
Olathe
Kan
Bell and Howell Electronics College
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Armstrong
U.S. Marshalls
Karleton Armstrong
Federal
Madison
Wis
Dane County
University of Wisconsin
Hartmans
Ray Morgan
Shrine Hospital
Minneapolis
Russia
Liberty
Panavision
Bruce Lee
John Saxon
MGM
Saga of
MHS News
By Publications Department
Jason David Zerrer
Jenningses
Michelle Lynn Clark
Kelly
Kelly’s
Oto
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Kelly Furniture
Dink Stoverg
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