CIA documents could harm US foreign relations says NSC summary
In Beirut and Washington reports, a government NSC summary details long classified CIA covert activity and potential risks to diplomatic relations. It notes documents urging caution regarding coordination with agencies and possible attacks on diplomats overseas.
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Washington
CIA
U.S
National Security Council
Foreign Service
Senate Intelligence Committee
Africa
Patrice Lumumba
House Intelligence Committee
U.S. District Court
NSC
Jeanne W. Davis
Thomas Flannery
Justice Department
Morton Halperin
Lumumba
Senate Committee
Sidney Gottlieb
Agency
Richard Bissell
Gottlieb
Government Runs Bike Boy Out Of Business
Los Angeles AP reports Steve Shalita, a 13-year-old who ran Steve's Bike Shop from his family garage in Van Nuys for three years, was shut down by a state Labor Relations Board inspector for unlawful employment of minors after a neighborhood friend dispute. His mother says the youth saw the shop as a play project, while officials pursued the complaint, and Steve now seeks other work.
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Los Angeles
Steve Shalita
Steve
van Nuys
State Labor Relations Board
Shalita
Ann
Melville Sornberger
Labor Relation Board
Wallace Leads Dem money raisers in 1972 race
Washington AP reports George C Wallace tops the Democratic field in campaign finance with an estimated 3 million in assets including future federal funds. Jackson second with 2.2 million, Bentsen under 1 million, Carter about 500 thousand, Udall and others in debt or awaiting funds. New entrants Bayh Shriver Shapp Harris also listed. Headlines note matching funds up to 250 dollars per donation could bring Wallace roughly 2.25 million from federal matching.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Federal Election Commission
Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
FEC
Bentsen
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Muriel
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Ballad Cop Named Ticket Taylor Becomes Local Legend
Homestead Florida Officer William Ticket Taylor earns fame from a ballad by Marine Set Thompson, who writes of Taylor as a ticketing legend. The song, aired widely after Thompson taped it for a radio station, portrays Taylor as a prolific enforcer who would ticket anyone. Thompson hopes the tune becomes a national country hit.
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Homestead
Fla
William
Taylor
Officer Taylor
Marine Set
Verlon Thompson
Thompson
Miami
Sgt. Thompson
Krome Avenue
Ticket Taylor
Columbian Man, 83, Dies After Being Hit by Car
An elderly Columbia man identified as Charles Wolfe, 83, died in a hospital Friday night from injuries sustained when struck by a car while crossing a street. Police reported the incident in Columbia, Missouri.
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Columbia, Mo
Columbia
Charles Wolfe
Spirit Jug winner named for MHS pre-homecoming bonfire
The junior class captured the Spirit Jug at Thursday’s MHS pre-homecoming bonfire, breaking a four year streak by the class of ’75. The piece also describes autumn flora in bloom including maples, ashes, sumac, hibiscus, hollyhock, and Michaelmas daisies around Clark and Jackson and Mrs. O H Brown’s garden.
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MHS
O.H. Brown
Clark and Jackson
St. Michael’s
Bond Says Property Tax is Essential
Gov. Christopher S. Bond defends the local property tax as essential to Missouri governments, urging clerks to aid administration and seek continued federal revenue sharing. Auditor Lehr had proposed replacing the tax with an income sales mix. Howell County Clerk Dale L. Mitchell was elected the association’s new president.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Missouri
County Clerks’ Association of Missouri
Bond
George Lehr
Howell County
Dale L. Mitchell
James L. Hill
Reynolds County
Three Drown In Roundup Of Steer Incident
In Caulfied Missouri on Friday two men and a boy died in a farm pond during a steer roundup. Ricky Thompson 25 of West Plains and Charles Rhine 36 of South Fork, plus Rhine's 14 year old son Keith, drowned after a man fell from a horse while trying to rescue the steer and the others attempted to help. The bodies were recovered from about 20 feet of water.
Mrs Kenneth Keith Dies Rites Monday
Mrs Eliza Keith 83 of Star Route Montgomery City died at Audrain Medical Center Mexico after a long illness. Born April 12 1892 in Montgomery County to John Thomas and Mary Worley Calhoun. Survived by son Lester Montgomery City three grandchildren three great grandchildren sister Annie B Keith. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday Schlanker Funeral Home Montgomery City burial Montgomery City Cemetery visitation after 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Kenneth
Eliza) Keith
Star Route
Montgomery City
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Montgomery County
John Thomas
Mary Eveline Worley Calhoun
Lester
Annie B. Keith
Danville Methodist Church
Schlanker Funeral Home
Mrs. Branstetter Rites Held In Vandalia
Mrs. Harold Branstetter 70 of Vandalia died Wednesday at University Medical Center Columbia after a two and a half month illness. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. today at First Christian Church Vandalia with Rev. Merle Newton officiating and burial in Vandalia Cemetery. Waters Funeral Home handled arrangements. She was born January 4 1905 in Glasgow, daughter of John and Estelle Stanley. Surviving are her husband two daughters Marsha Freelin of Moberly Janet Sapp of San Diego eight grandchildren two great grandchildren two brothers Esten Stanley Denver and Champ Stanley California and a sister Ora Kivett Glasgow.
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Vandalia
Harold
Zula Merle) Branstetter
University Medical Center
Columbia
First Christian Church
Merle Newton
Waters Funeral Home
Branstetter
Glasgow
John Stanley
Gary
Marsha) Freelin
Moberly
William
Janet) Sapp
San Diego
Calif
Grent
Esten Stanley
Denver
Colo
Champ Stanley
California
Ora Kivett
Thompson Child Rites Held at Second Baptist Church
Funeral services for Quintell Thompson aged 9 months were conducted Friday at Second Baptist Church by Rev. William Duncan. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery with organist Ricky Moore. Pallbearers named Jerome Lucas Rodney Thomas Ray Thomas and Jerry Thompson. Arnold Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Quintell Thompson
Second Baptist Church
William Duncan
Elmwood Cemetery
Ricky Moore
Jerome Lucas
Rodney Thomas
Ray Thomas
Jerry Thompson
Arnold Funeral Home
Weather and livestock market notes from Ledgerland region
Official 7 am readings show 24 hour high 79 and low 41 with 7 am temp 43. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions with slight cooling tonight, then thundershowers possible Sunday in Ledgerland. Missouri outlook favors clear to partly cloudy skies with highs in 70s to low 80s and low precipitation through Wednesday.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Hospital Admits and Dismissals Reported Across Counties
Audrain Medical Center officials list admissions including Darrell Foreman Flossie Robinson Riley Black James Bunch Harry Barlow Corine Griffin Edward Hudson Lewis Galbreath Sr Jesse Gipson Jr and others across Mexico Centralia High Hill Martinsburg Laddonia New Florence Paris Farber and Wellsville A newborn daughter to Gerald H Bias at 9 56 p m Friday Dismissals include Grace Crews William Alton Lucy Sims and others Deaths noted for Mrs Eliza Keith 83 and Mrs Kenneth Keith 83 plus Mrs Harold Branstetter 70 across Montgomery and surrounding areas
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Audrain Medical Center
Darrell G. Foreman
Flossie D. Robinson
Riley M. Black
James F. Bunch
Harry E. Barlow
Corine Griffin
Edward M. Hudson
Lewis W. Galbreath Sr
Jesse BE. Gipson Jr
Mexico
Harold Hudson
Centralia
Alvin E. Higby
High Hill
Mary M. Peters
David L. Dillman Jr
Bellflower
Sarah J. Lynn
Joe English
Montgomery City
Raymond Walker
Fulton
Francis McCurdy
Clarksville
Fredia McCurry
David Dodd
Wellsville
Eliza Keith
Public Safety Briefs From The Daily Record
Summons issued for Keith Huff and Chester Kuntz after two accidents at city intersections. Minor vehicle damage reported. one driver cited for careless driving. A window break reported at Merrill's Pastry Shop on Jefferson Street. Highway Patrol notes a fatal combine incident near Mexico with a summons for careless driving. Grain and stock market figures also updated.
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Keith L. Huff
Rte. 4
Huff
Donna Lee Folta
Laddonia
J. Liberty
Calhoun Streets
Chester P. Kuntz
Centralia
William L. Hase
Arcadia
Green Boulevard
E. Breckenridge Street
Evelyn Tillman
Merrill’s
Jefferson Street
Highway
Beaty Family Welcomes Second Son in Fort Madison
Mr and Mrs David Beaty of Fort Madison Iowa welcomed their second child a son born Friday weighing seven pounds They also have a son Brent Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lucian Bird of Mexico and Mr and Mrs A R Beaty of Farmington Iowa
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David Beaty
Fort Madison
Iowa
Brent
Lucian Bird
Mexico
A.R. Beaty
Farmington
Social Security Here Tuesday
A representative from the Columbia branch office of the Social Security Administration will be in the community room of the courthouse here Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon. He will be at the union hall at Vandalia Wednesday from 9 30 to 11 a.m. The representative will assist local residents who wish to file for retirement disability survivol or health insurance benefits. He will also be available to answer questions about Social Security Medicare and Supplemental Security Income.
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Columbia
The
Social Security Administration
Union Hall
Vandalia
Biases Welcome Daughter At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Gerald H Bias of Centralia welcome an eight pound seven ounce daughter born at 9 56 pm Friday at Audrain Medical Center The baby comes as the Biases celebrate the arrival of their new child Mr Bias is employed at A B Chance Co.
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Gerald H. Bias
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Bias
A.B. Chance Co
Washington Post Strike Deepens As Talks Break Down
Federal mediators said negotiators for the Washington Post and striking pressmen hardened in their positions and talks were suspended. The paper, the nation's capital’s largest, printed 24 page editions as presses were repaired after the strike began 11 days ago. Ten pressmen faced a grand jury subpoena over sabotage. Three Post unions are on strike with only the Newspaper Guild crossing picket lines.
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Washington
Washington Post
Kenneth Moffett
Federal Mediation Service
Post
U.S
The
Newspaper Guild
Bullet Victim Dies At Car Wheel
Mark L. Wheeler, 20, of Kansas City, was found dying from a gunshot wound slumped over the steering wheel of a car he was driving on Kansas City's south side. The vehicle ran into a parked car and halted in a cluster of trees after the car rolled into a dead end street.
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Kansas City
Mark L. Wheeler
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