Nixon Campaigns Over Connecticut
President Nixon heads to Hartford for a closed briefing with newspaper and broadcast executives and a buffet with reporters. He will also dedicate an Italian American center in Stamford and back GOP candidates including Weicker in Connecticut as part of his off year campaign tour.
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Washington
Nixon
Connecticut
Senate
Hartford
Virginia
Maine
Stamford
Conn
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Thomas Dodd
Joseph D. Duffey
Duffey
Americans For Democratic Action
Republican House
Key Biscayne
Fla
White House
Oval Office
Eliot Richardson
GOP
Rubinoff To Have Busy Day Here Lion Sponsors Say
Lions Club sponsors describe Rubinoff day as typical for his nine month tour. He visits 125 cities with 250 matinee and evening concerts and 1250 free appearances at service groups, schools and hospitals. He rises at four or five each morning, travels long distances, speaks at church services, autographs, interviews, and performs at an evening concert after dressing for the big event.
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Rubinoff
Lions Club
Lions
Lions Committee
Red Oak
Ministerial Association
Washington notes and international b0ts of the day
AP dispatches summarize political moves in Washington including Nixon seeking Connecticut, civil rights critiques, and defense views by Laird and Rogers as talks with the Soviets influence military budgets. The schedule includes a Supreme Court desegregation hearing, Middle East tensions, and Egypt Israel cease fire disputes. Also reports a high profile robbery of Sophia Loren in New York.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
William P. Rogers
Laird
The
Supreme Court
Seminar For Hospital Students At Audrain Hospital
Second year graduate students and Audrain Hospital trustees discussed long range planning and the role of recruitment and capital financing in health care. Col C R Stribling Jr, board chair, spoke on patient care quality and hospital philosophy, with questions on Blue Cross and Medicare. Students toured Audrain Hospital facilities after the seminar.
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Sta Jor
Capital
University of Missouri At
Colum
Extra
Audrainjor
Col. Stribling
Audrain Hospital
Terrorists Say 2 Men Alive and Well in Quebec Crisis
Montreal AP report states two kidnapped men, British diplomat James Cross and Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte, are alive and well. The separatist Quebec Liberation Front offered release if two of seven demands are met, including safe passage for prisoners to Algeria or Cuba and halting police searches. The document dropped a gold ransom demand and followed a Bourassa appeal for direct government talks.
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Montreal
Quebec Province
James Richard Cross
Pierre Laporte
Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Revolutionary
Quebec Liberation Front
Algeria
Cuba
Cross
Laporte
Bourassa
Freshman Curtis Cearley performs with Warrensburg band at Chiefs game
CURTIS CEARLEY a freshman at Central Missouri State College in Warrensburg appeared with the Warrensburg band at half time of the Kansas City Chiefs and Boston game Sunday. He plays the French horn and is the son of Mr and Mrs Bill Cearley of 815 E Love St. THE VITAL statistics report incorrectly listed a death when it was a birth for Cynthia Kim Allison daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin H Allison 403 N Clark St born Aug 31. The 1128 students at Mexico High School evacuated in two minutes 10 seconds in a fire drill this morning per Fire Chief Tom Merritt. Fire Prevention Week last week was disrupted because the school bell system was not working properly.
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Curtis Cearley
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Kansas City Chiefs
Boston
Bill Cearley
Love St
Cynthia Kim Allison
Marvin H. Allison
N. Clark St
Mexico High School
Tom Merritt
Bourassa aims to secure FLQ talks via Lemieux intermediary
Bourassa said the provincial government seeks machinery to ensure the safety of Cross and Laporte. The FLQ proposed Robert Lemieux, a defense lawyer for many accused terrorists, as intermediary between the group and the government. Lemieux was taken into custody Sunday for questioning and police said he would be charged Tuesday with obstructing justice.
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Bourassa
Cross and Laporte
FLQ
Robert Lemieux
Lemieux
Defendant In Unusual Case Now Is Free
MOBERLY John Charles Green, 23, released Thursday after completing a three year sentence for escaping from the Missouri Training Center for Men. His appeal remains in the State Supreme Court with oral arguments heard Sept 30. Attorneys C M Owen Jr John Carmody and Mrs Joan Krauskopf represented Green, who alleges a unfair trial. he plans to move to Chicago for a Playboy Magazine job and an apprentice printer post.
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Moberly
John Charles Green
State
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Green
C. M. Owen Jr
John Carmody
Joan M. Krauskopf
Columbia
Mid-Missouri
American Civil Liberties Union
Chicago
Playboy Magazine
Standoff deepens in Mideast as cease fire lingers
Egypt said it would not extend the Suez cease fire past November 6 unless Israel participates in UN talks. Israel demanded Cairo and Moscow restore the original canal standstill zone before resuming negotiations. An Israeli poll showed 70 percent favored suspending talks over missiles. Egypt's Arab Socialist Union rallied for Sadat after Nasser's death. Arab guerrilla activity along the Lebanon border intensified with infiltrations and attacks.
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Mideast
Egypt
Suez Canal
Israel
United Nations
Associated Press
Middle East
United States
Mahmoud Riad
Cairo
U.N
Gunnar V. Sjarring
Golda Meir
Arab Socialist Union
Anwar Sadat
Gamal Abdel Naseer
National Assembly
N Nasser
Tel Aviv
Jordan
Fulton Proposes Increased Rates for City Ordinances
Fulton city council moves second reading on ordinances to raise cigarette taxes trash collection use of city landfill and parking meter fees The plan would end penny meters for on street parking keep 10 cent off street meters raise cigarette tax per pack and set landfill fee at 1 00 per vehicle and parking charges at 3 50 per hour lower court testimony details are cited in fragmented notes
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Fulton
Lawson
Romine
Macon
Consid
Motorcycles Rally Sparks Blood Donation at Hospital
About one hundred motorcycle club members gathered near 6125 SW List St in Miami to donate blood at Variety Children's Hospital. The group, arriving for a planned showdown, ended up donating 60 pints of blood after dismounting and rolling up sleeves.
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Miami
List St
Variety Children’s Hospital
Missouri Supreme Court allows law students to aid indigent clients
The Missouri Supreme Court adopted a rule permitting in good standing law students who have completed four semesters and earned dean approval to participate in supervised representation of indigent clients. They must not receive client remuneration but may be paid by lawyers or aid agencies. The rule takes effect February 1.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Law School
Public Defender
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Ben-Gurion Blames Nasser For Middle East Crisis
In an Israel filmed interview for a life story, Ben-Gurion, the 86 year old former prime minister of Israel, says Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt was mainly responsible for the Middle East crisis. He says Nasser had vision and means but lacked intestinal fortitude.
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Ben-Gurion
Nasser
New York
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Middle East
Troop reductions push U.S. forces toward 284000 by May
The U.S. Command reports 384600 American troops in Vietnam but notes departures have lowered the Oct 15 ceiling below 384000. The weekly strength summary lists Army 262300, Navy 18700, Marines 27600, Air Force 45900, Coast Guard 1100, with about 22500 Navy sailors aboard the 7th Fleet and 600 Coast Guardsmen off Vietnam. An OV10 crash in northwest Cambodia killed the American pilot amid ongoing operations near Phnom Penh and Phnom Kraeas defense positions.
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Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
South Vietnam
7Th
1Th Marine
9Th Infantry Division
199Th Infantry
1St Cavalry
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Coast Guard
7Th Fleet
U.S. Command
Cambodia
Thailand
Auxvasse Jaycees Plan for Pageant 1971 Miss Kingdom
Auxvasse Jaycees map out the 1971 Miss Kingdom of Callaway Pageant with Rontiele named executive director and a team covering producer sales tickets advertising publicity and more. The group attends a Region I meeting October 25 at the Missouri Training Center for Men in Moberly with plans for a turkey shoot on November 8 and a Jaycee wives gathering October 20.
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Auxvasse Jaycees
Auxvasse
Kingdom of Callaway
Rontiele
Bob McMurtry
Donal Knipp
Robert and
Jerry Simpson
David Gilman
Kenny
Jeanette Davis
Darrel
Jaycee
Carol Gilman
Mexico Ledger Mail Rates and Office Hours
The Mexico Ledger lists subscription prices by region and period with per year and half year options and states office hours from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 4:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday. Rates vary for in state and out of state, plus military members receive a $1 per month option.
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Mexico Ledger
Washington St
Mexico
Andrain
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Little Bes Ark
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Col. C. R. Stribling Jr
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Jefferson City, Mo
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