Gas And Guns On College Campuses
On Marshall University campus in Huntington police used tear gas and shotguns to disperse a crowd of about 100 to 200 students amid protests over drug raids. Twenty four people were charged with inciting, bond set at 1000, property damage counted in thousands. In Morristown Tennessee three college students were wounded by gunfire during a campus occupation by more than 100 students demanding dorm and library changes, with three Floridians among the wounded.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ap) Smolts
Marshall University
Cam
P. Petes
Paige Ay
Robtt Heinerman
Edward Ewing
Dedmon
Morristown, Tenn
Morristown College
H. Wingtead
Darrell Jay
Ozzie Jones
Benny Derri¢d
Pompano Beach
Fla
Jay
Three West Coast bomb blasts tied to radical groups
Police linked three predawn blasts at Marin County Civic Center Santa Barbara and an ROTC building in Berkeley to a nationwide radical conspiracy tied to the Weatherman faction and other terrorist groups. Bomb threats prompted evacuations at UCLA dorms. a Berkeley device was disarmed. Santa Barbara armory and San Rafael courthouse suffered damage. no injuries reported.
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West Coast
Marin County Civic Center
San Rafae
Calif
Army National Guard
Santa Barbara
Navy
Air Force Rotc
Air Force Rotc. Eens At ix Uo University of
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A. W. Trembly
Weatherman
Students For A Democratic Society
California
Ronald Reagan
Tok Newsmen
Seine
Seine Shenn Is Going To Nerd Oy, One John N. Mitchell
San Francisco
Sececy
Inaltitutiorta
San Rafael
Guene
Berkeley
Camp Radio
Keab-Fm
University
University Dy Seles At Sata Barbara
Perfect Park
Woman Rescued After Jump From Eads Bridge
A woman who leaped from the Eads Bridge in St Louis Thursday night spent about ninety minutes in the water before being swept under two barges and rescued downstream five miles away. Police reported a note in her abandoned car saying she wanted to take her own life.
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St, Louis
Eads
St. Louis
Misssissippi
Ge Wa
Ory
Moving Flagpole II Fatal Chore in De Soto
In De Soto on Thursday, a flagpole being moved by Lila Gin Tugene Smalley and a friend was blown into a 12,000 volt line. The impact led to a fatal accident as the pole fouled the area and the high voltage arced. Authorities investigated the incident and identified Smalley as the deceased, with rescue teams responding to the scene.
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DE Soto
Lila Gin Tugene Smalley
Wiiled
Nehway
Jina
Board to field candidates for Missouri education post
The Missouri Board of Education will seek a new superintendent as five candidates remain after James J Spathhower withdrew from consideration. Nominees include Arthur Mallory of Seanee College, Florence Brown of the Econe County district, B Doolin of North city, Jamie Hazlett former Kansas City superintendent, and Kay Cobble deputy commissioner. The position pays a yearly salary of about 0000. The attorney general cited lack of qualifications for Spathhower, who had previously been nominated.
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Jefferson Cory
Missouri Board of Ae
Steohan
Wor
James J. Spatnhower
D-Marshall
C. Danforth
Spatnhower
Anthony
Aantha General's
Arthur Mallory
Seanee College
Eld
Racy Brown
Econe
St. Louis County
Ale B. Doolin
North By City
Missile sites to be hunted in six Missouri counties
Army teams begin searching six Missouri counties near Whiteman Air Force Base for Safeguard ballistic defense system sites. Radar installations and four Sprint missile stations are planned with surveys to determine safe ground conditions and any land easements.
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Army
Missouri
Whiteman Air Force Base
Stallans
Men Organize For Sideburn Rights
Washington AP says men organize to defend the right of civilian technicians to wear sideburns to the earlobe within the National Guard Bureau. The National Labor Union president notes efforts to curb sideburns by Guard officers, with potential federal court action to protect civilian workers. Lyons cites 43,000 civilian technicians facing trimming orders from adjutant generals.
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Washington
National Guard Bureau
Lyons
Union
Vada
Vandalia Club Elects New Officers and Amana Tour Report
Personal news from Vandalia notes two club members attending and new officers installed. Officers include President Mrs Ed Caldwell and Secretary Mrs Alan Adam. Two buses from Ralls County Extension Homemakers toured Amana Colonies and ate in Keokuk. Local members listed among attendees. AAUW event hosted VanFar faculty with discussion on integrating Negro history into classes. Cited Merit scholars Monte Clithero and Bill Gooch recognized for high National Merit scores.
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Vandalia
Ed Caldwell
Robert Bowles
Alan Adam
Gilser Oliver
Warren Voepel
William Waits
Ralls County
Exton
Amana
Iowa
Holiday Inn
Keokuk
Averil Beshears Sr
Floyd Lewis
C. H. Gaffron
Gliser, Oliver
Lyle Galloway
H. L. Letford
Violet Flansburg
James Mulherin
Averil Beshears Jr
Don Shaw
Bryan Winders
George Strother
Jerry Northcutt
Harry Cordry
Cottle Ogden
Fred Girard
Kenneth Hickerson
John W. Helm
Round Grove Extension Club
Frank Wallace
Bea Timmerman
Fred Pohlman
Kansas
Pohlman
van-! ‘Ar
Vandalla
American Association of University Women
Van-Far Ri School
United Methodist Church
Wayne Robertson
Herman ©. Tolson
Monte Clithero
Paul Clithero
Bill Gooch
Jack Gooch
Hijack Insurance Policies Range in Price and Coverage
In Miami AP report Lloyds of London is offering hijack insurance for airline passengers. Policies cost 65 to 88 dollars depending on destination and provide up to 300 dollars per day for up to 10 days to cover trip interruptions.
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Miami
Lloyd's of London
Nasser Lived Three Years Of Agony
AP reports in Al Ahram that President Gamal Abdel Nasser suffered chronic diabetes since 1958 and severe arteriosclerosis by 1967 causing relentless pain. He twice considered resigning in 1968 and 1969, fearing defection would signal defeat, but kept going to avoid alarming the country. He died Sept. 28 after a heart attack on Sept. 11, with illness labeled influenza to avoid public worry.
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CATRO
Ganeningsad
Ageny
Mohamed Hasganein Heikal
al Ahram
Heikal
Nasser
Grand Jury Probe To Begin Monday
Jefferson City AP Cole County grand jury will start Monday to probe the state treasurer's office over corruption claims after reports that James Crismon paid Treasurer William E. Robinson 2500 to secure deposits. Robinson says the money was a campaign contribution for a constitutional amendment allowing a second term.
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Jefferson City
Cole County Grand Jury
Cole County
Byron Kinder
James Crismon
First State Bank of
Bonne Terre
William E. Robinson
Crismon
Robinson
Personal News Of Laddonia Local Visitors and Visits
Personal notes from Laddonia report visiting committee members named for October and preparations complete for the District Conference of the WOC on October 13. Mrs Anta Mose returned home after a week with Dr. B Doyle and family in Jacksonville. Dr. Doyle attended a chiropractors seminar in Kansas City and traveled home with Mrs. Doyle's sister Mrs. Dorothy Gruer Barnett of Spokane, Washington. Mr and Mrs Russell Nichols hosted Sunday guests from Ashland, Illinois and their three grandchildren, including two week old Tamra Rochelle Nichols.
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WOC
Anta Mose
B. &. Doyle
Jacksonville
Doyle
Kansas City
Dorothy Gruer Barnett
Spokane
Wash
Russell Nichols
Richard Nichols
Ashland
Tamra Rochelle Nichols
Would Lift Lid On Job Earnings In Social Security
CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo AP Gary Rust Republican candidate for 10th District Congress, said if elected he would lift earnings limits on Social Security recipients. He noted the $1,680 annual cap is too low as living costs rise, and argue more earnings would boost purchasing power and tax revenue.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Gary Rust
Rust
Deadline Set for Cleaner Cars by 1975 in Polluted Air Bill
Washington AP reports a conference committee set January 1 1975 as the deadline to remove exhaust from new cars, despite auto makers' warnings. Senator Muskie said the target is the bill's most controversial point, with potential one year extension to 1978 if tech efforts fail, under NSAS oversight.
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Wasitington
5 Trees
Sen
Muskie
Maine
Capitol Hill
General Motors
Edward N. Cole
Barnetin
Sayin
Algo
National Academy of Sciences
HEW
Academy
Unresolved differences loom in House Senate bill talks
Negotiators set to reconvene on November 18 to iron out remaining disparities between the House and Senate versions of the legislation. Key provisions on funding and timelines are under debate as lawmakers seek a unified text.
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House
Senate
Eskimo and American Complete 4000-Mile Arctic to Mississippi Trek
Sam Pokeelo and Jarry Lane paddled a fiberglass canoe from the Arctic Circle through Hudson Bay and the Hayes River to the Mississippi. The four month journey included a frozen start and a final descent to New Orleans as to prove a magazine wrong.
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New Orleans
Sam Pokeelo
Arctic Circle
Pokelo
Jarry
Grand Rapids
Mich
Repulseau
Lane
Hudson Bay
Hayes River
North America
Mississippi River
Yom Kippur Begins Sundown Tonight in 5731
New York AP notes Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, begins at sundown with fasting, prayer, and repentance. The shofar will mark the end of the High Holy Days which opened with Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year 5731. Moves to Connecticut as Mrs. B C Jordan joins son-in-law and daughter in Shelton while Mrs. Smoot travels from Mexico to Hotel Horsey.
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Gumset
Connecticut
B.C. Jorden
Shelton
Conn
B. A. Smoot
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