Judge Joseph M. Bone Jr Dies at 72 in Audrain County
Judge Joseph M. Bone Jr., 72, longtime Audrain County judge and attorney, died at Audrain Medical Center after a lengthy illness. A Ma rch funeral is set at United Methodist Church with Masonic rites Sunday evening. burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. He practiced law in Mexico, served as prosecuting attorney, city attorney, and held multiple judicial and public roles since 1925. He leaves wife Emma Jane Fry Mollet and a sister.
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Joseph M. Bone Jr
Audrain County
Audrain Medical Center
United Methodist Church
J. C. Montgomery
Mexico
Housing Authority For
Joseph M
Ida Mary Darcy Bone
Judge Bone
DeWitt
Carroll County
Macon
Northeast Missouri State University
United States
Eastern District of Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
11Th
Audrain County Bar Association
Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Missouri
Missouri Magistrate and
Mexico United Methodist Church
Board of
Stewards
James Bledsoe
American Legion
Columbia
Moolah Shrine of
St. Louis
Emma Jane Fry Mollet
Francis Darcy Bone
Dad's Week End at MMA kicks off with 1000 parents
Registration opens for nearly 1,000 cadet parents and guests at Missouri Military Academy for Dad's Week End 1974 75. Friday events include a luncheon for the MMA parents alumni committee a convocation and early football games as activities continue through Saturday with a ball and ROTC awards to wrap the weekend.
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Missouri Military Academy
MMA
R. H. Weaver
Clarendon Hills
Til
Col
Charles Stribling ,III
Academy
ROTC
MMA Colonels
Missouri School For the Deaf
Mackeys Welcome Son At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Bill Mackey of 13 Marine Drive are the parents of an eight pound ten ounce son born at 1230 a.m. today at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Mackey works for A P Green Refractories Co.
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Marine Dr
Audrain Medical Center
Mackey
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Rockefeller Tells Of $1.7 Million Gifts
Vice president designate Nelson A. Rockefeller says he made gifts totaling 1 778 878 to 18 current or former New York officials or staff while governor. He also notes 155 000 in outstanding loans to three. He says gifts were fully reported for tax purposes and critics seek renewed FBI inquiry.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
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Executive Branch
Internal Revenue Code
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Washington
House Judiciary Subcommittee
FBI
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Senate Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Cannon
Congress Defers Recess Over Turkey Aid Veto
Congress delays its month long recess to address President Ford’s promised veto of the Turkey Cyprus aid cutoff. House and Senate aim to act by midweek with Kissinger seeking a Turkish withdrawal path. Rosenthal warns the move could extend Turkish occupation and arms shipments valued at about six million dollars remain in the pipeline.
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Ford
U.S
Turkey
Senate
House
Thomas P. O’neill
White House
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Cyprus
State Department
Carl Albert
Henry A. Kissinger
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
Dn.v
Rosenthal
Fire Victims Exhumed in Monroe City Hotel Fire Case
Circuit judge James Reinhard granted permission to exhume the bodies of three Monroe City Hotel fire victims. Prosecutor David Zerrer sought autopsies as potential evidence in the Larry Davis murder trial. Davis, 30, of Monroe City, is charged with four counts of murder from the Sept. 7 blaze that swept the Robey building.
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James Reinhard Friday
Monroe City
David Zerrer
Larry Davis
Davis
Robey
Balcony Collapse Kills Man and Injures Dozens at LSU
In Baton Rouge Louisiana State University homecoming crowd, a balcony at the Common Ground lounge collapsed onto the dance floor. One man, Terry Devine of New Orleans, was killed and about 40 people were hospitalized including Gail Childress of Baton Rouge in serious condition. Officials cited a crowded balcony and unsure cause while witnesses described the moment of collapse and rescue effort.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Terry Devine
New Orleans
Common Ground
David Brand
Gail Childress
Bo Wicker
Father Questions Son on Math Lesson
A father asks what the son learned in school. The boy replies that four plus four makes nine, then concedes he learned nothing wrong or right, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding of arithmetic.
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K&m
Optimists Present 400 Dollar Donation to Handi Shop
The Optimist Club gave a 400 dollar check to the Handi Shop at its Monterey meeting. Harold Habecost received the gift as shop manager, presented by president Dave Kemp. Jim Valentik spoke on driver education, with Paul Lowther handing membership packets to Gus Karellas and John Tsikalas.
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Optimist Club
Monterey
Harold Habecost
Dave Kemp
Jim Valentik
Dave Wilkinson
Paul Lowther
Gus Karellas
John Tsikalas
Fred Austin
Russell Davis
Oddity Display Will Aid CP School Tuesday
Three curios join the Village Square showcase in Mexico on courthouse square from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The free event accepts donations for Cerebral Palsy School. Highlights include a Russian limousine valued at 87,000 pounds 20 plus feet long and four miles per gallon, a 1933 Ford used in a recent film, and a 19 1/2 inch high world’s smallest horse weighing 44 pounds discovered in South America.
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Josef Stalin
Village Square
Mexico
Courthouse Square
Cerebral Palsy
South America
Kissinger Seeks Jordanian-Israeli Disengagement
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger meets with King Hussein in Amman to push for a Jordanian Israeli disengagement as a prelude to broader Arab-Israeli talks. Kissinger outlines ideas from Egypt Syria and Jordan after stops in Damascus and Cairo and a Petra tour. Hussein insists disengagement must precede any overarching peace talks and repeats calls for a West Bank pullback.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Egypt
Syria
U.S
Hafez Assad
Geneva
Assad
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Petra
Israel
West Bank
Jaworski Quits Today As Special Watergate Prosecutor
Leon Jaworski resigns as Watergate special prosecutor effective Oct 25 after stating remaining work can be completed under a new leader. He rejects indicting Nixon to test the pardon and suggests Henry S. Ruth to succeed him.
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Leon Jaworski
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William B. Saxbe
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Justice Defends Nixon Civil Suit Representation
The Justice Department defends representing former President Nixon in multimillion dollar civil suits over government wiretapping. Sen. Mondale urged disclosure of policy. Nixon’s lawyer says government attorneys will continue to defend him in suits by Jane Fonda Anthony Lake the Socialist Workers Party and others.
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Justice Department
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Nixon
Herbert J. Miller
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Jane Fonda
National Security Council
Anthony Lake
Socialist Workers Party
Asst
Kevin Maroney
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