All Kinds of Rules Broken By Plane Crash
Arlington dispatch reports FAA found 16 defects in the maintenance of a Martin 404 rented to Wichita State University. The plane carried a football team to Utah and crashed in the Rockies, killing 30. The operator had no passenger flight license and the pilot lacked a valid medical certificate. Officials said the crash prompted potential corrective action and revocation of licenses.
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FAA
John H. Shaffer
Federal Aviation Administration
Las Vegas
Nev
Oklahoma
Shaffer
Air- Wichita State University
Utah
Oe Fi
Shafter
Wichita State
Rockies
IAA
Credit card protections proposed by FTC for traders
Washington AP reports a set of FTC rule proposals to curb abusive credit card practices. The rules require retailers and banks to post charges, issue advance statements, and notify customers before applying penalties. Disputed charges would trigger investigation and customers credited when payment is deemed received. The hearing on these proposals is set for January 25 with industry responses due.
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Federal ‘Trade Commission
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Actomer
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Nixon proposes Viet Nam ceasefire and peace talks
Washington reports Nixon calls for a five point bid to end the war in Indochina with a standstill ceasefire and international conference. Reactions are favorable in U S political circles and in Southeast Asia. North Vietnam and Viet Cong dismiss the plan as political maneuvering. The House passes a crime fighting bill as Senate moves on narcotics controls and treatment. US combat deaths decline to 38 weekly. Saigon reports higher Vietnamese casualties. South Vietnamese forces withdraw from Freic P near Laos as monsoon nears.
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Vietnam
Nixon
Indochina
Southeast
Asia
U.S
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Paris
Saigon
US. Command
House
Senate
Aid Shipped To Fire Area In California
Mrs G H Trumble said today the clothing and bedding that can be shipped has been collected in the area. VFW posts and auxiliaries in Mexico and Vandalia plus Centralia organizations led relief for southern California fire victims. Refugees question government aid plans as Senate committee hears Rural Housing Coalition head Howard Burton.
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G. H. Trumble
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VFW
Mexico
Vandalla
Centralia
Trumble
John G. ‘Trumble
Washington
National ‘Rural
Centralia City
Howard Burton
Senate
Col
Poplar Bluff Bank Affilia tion With Commerce Bancshares
The $17 million State Bank and Trust Company of Poplar Bluff Missouri will affiliate with Commerce Bancshares Inc of Kansas City. It becomes the 17th bank to join the statewide holding company. The deal requires Federal Reserve Board approval and at least 80 percent ownership of the State Bank and Trust.
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State Bank & Trust Company
Poplar Bluff
Missouri
Commerce Bancshares, Inc
Kansas City
James M. Kemper Jr
J. Herbert Moore
State Bank and Trust Company of
Federal Reserve Board
State Bank, and Trust
Lawmen Day on Range and Fish Fry in Audrain County
The Audrain County Sheriff and Mexico Police with the FBI sponsor a day on the firing range and a fish fry at A P Green Refractories Co. property off Highway 54 east. More than 100 law enforcement officers are expected. range practice began at 10 a.m. with lunch at noon at the Old Oak Club if rain. President Nixon visits Savannah for dedication at an ocean research center and seeks new Congress action on sea waste. Canadian govt pressures kidnappers of a British diplomat to negotiate. demand for Quebec sepo manifesto broadcast. Local peace officers plan a drill using revolvers, machine guns, and riot shotguns. refugees' needs cited.
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Sheriff's Office
Mexico
FBI
Northeast Missouri
Outlers Association
Savannah
Nixon
Georgia
Congress
Mexico Ledger 116th Year Of Service Ad Rates
The Mexico Ledger lists annual and monthly subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery in various regions. It notes publication details at 300 Washington St Mexico MO 65265 and provides prices for in-state, out-of-state, and armed forces subscribers, with mailing terms and a contact number 581-1111.
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Commerce Bancshares Organized In 1966 With 4 Million Assets
Commerce Bancshares was organized in August 1966 and by June 30, 1970 held combined assets totaling $4 million. It received approval in July 1968 to function as a registered bank holding company. Since then the Federal Reserve Board has approved the acquisition of 15 Missouri banks, with Commerce Bank of Bonne Terre and State Bank of Poplar Bluff still awaiting approval.
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Commerce Bancshares
Federal Reserve Board
Missouri
Commerce Bank of
Bonne Terre
State Bank of
Poplar Bluff
Fort Worth Bomb Crash Report Sparks Memorial Gap
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Fort Worth area air crash involving a bomber in the 40th unit. The piece mentions a vice president and a date line that is unclear, with scattered names and locations obscured by text damage.
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Fort Worth
Geo
Hearnes to Name Panel on Colleges
Governor Hearnes proposed appointing a task force to study the use of higher education facilities in Missouri. He noted private colleges face financial strain and urged coordinating efforts with public universities to address vacancies and ensure accessible college paths for American youth.
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Louis
War
Alger
Missouri
Saicathes
American’ Council
Heames
Ates
Hearnes
Heares
Cal
Governor cites task force in higher education plan
A fragmented note quotes the governor stressing a task force to determine the best level of educational facilities. It mentions college vacancies and the need to develop premiums to profit students from higher education as part of the policy discussion.
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Hettar
Tge
Boston’s New Archbishop Installed Amid Ceremony for 3,509
Puerto Rican immigrant Modelos, a Portuguese-born priest, was installed as archbishop of Boston’s 1.9 million member Roman Catholic archdiocese. The Holy Cross Cathedral ceremony drew about 3,509 witnesses as Archbishop Medel faced health concerns and resignation was authorized by the Pope last month.
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Lrigtallation ‘of
New
Archbis _BosTon
Banat
Modelos
Boston
Premam
Holy Cross
Medel
Papa
Court strikes down one year residence rule in California ballot access
The California 1st District Court of Appeal ruled the one year residence requirement unconstitutional for the November election. The suit, brought by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of Peter and Ley Nesb, notes they moved to San Francisco from Texas on November 28, 1969, and asserts the rule unfairly restricts voters.
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California 1St District Court of Appeal
American Civil Liberties Union
Peter And.ey Nesp
San Francisco
Texas
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