Canada Ties With Red China in Diplomatic Move
Ottawa announces Canada will recognize the government in Peking as sole legal China and will exchange ambassadors within six months after 20 months of Stockholm talks. Ambassador Yu-chu Hsueh departs as Beijing reiterates Taiwan as part of its territory amid a shifting UN seating debate.
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Canada
Red China
Mitchell Sharp
House of Commons
Sharp
Peking
China
United States
Formosa
Stockholm
Sweden
Yu-chu Hsueh
Cana
Hsueh
New China
Taiwan
James Shen
Taipei
Chiang Kaishek
U.N. General Assembly
United Nations
Trudeau
Nixon
Tokyo
Washington
Senate
Tai
Pei
Nixon vetoes bill to cap campaign spending on media
President Nixon vetoes a bill limiting radio and television campaign spending, calling it worse than no answer to soaring costs. Democrats pledge to seek override, while supporters say it would curb influence, though Nixon warns it would shift spending to newspapers and other methods.
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Nixon
Nicholas Johnson
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New York
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Charles E. Goodell
Mum-day kicks off Mexico high Homecoming week
Dale Duffy reports Mexico High School begins Homecoming Week with student decorating by grades on different floors and Mum-day when girls do not talk. Upcoming events include flag ceremony, homeroom queen elections, pep assembly, See-Toy special, bonfire, parade against Hickman, queen crowning at halftime and a Saturday dance.
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Dale Duffy
Hickman
Tickets Sold Out For MU Notre Dame Clash
Tickets are sold out for the Missouri Tigers versus Notre Dame game at Memorial Stadium. Officials expect over 62 000 fans as kickoff at 2 50 p m marks the first time ticket sales were halted before a game amid nationwide ABC broadcast.
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Columbia
Tigers
Notre Dame
Memorial Stadium
Fried 2 University Athletic
Fighting Trish
American Broadcasting Company
Missouri
Bill Callahan
Gl Beaten By Koreans Recovering
An American soldier, Pfc Glen Windersley of Chokso Minnesota, was reported in fair condition after a 10 minute melee at Panmunjom. He suffered a depressed skull fracture from blows with shovels. Six other Americans were injured, one seriously, and a Swiss lieutenant who helped Windersley received minor wounds. The clash began when an American guard tried to stop a North Korean officer from photographing workers and a scuffle ensued. Maj. Gen. Felix M. Rogers canceled a meeting of the armistice commission amid the attack. The UN Command said over 30 North Korean guards and workers assaulted the American guards with shovels clubs and rocks. North Korea accused U S imperialists of aggression.
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Panmunjom
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Glen al Windersley
Chokso
Minn
Winderslev
Ar‘mistice
Felix M. Rogers
U.S. Air Force
U.N. Command
Boy says he sold hippie guns all over US
Savannah AP report says 9-year-old James Ronald Lambert of Sulphur Springs Texas is in custody in Missouri after authorities recovered six guns 500 pounds of ammunition two flight bags from a stopped freight train near Glenwood Iowa. Lambert says he was paid 500 dollars to deliver guns to Seattle and 300 dollars more on delivery. Extradition papers prepared authorities plan to return him to Texas while denying hippo gun sales.
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Savannah
Andrew County
James Ronald Lambert
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Reid Miller
Glenwood
Iowa
Lambert
Amazonia
Charles Amos
Miller
Kentucky
Seattle
Wash
Texas
Missouri
Bill Duncan Recovers From Back Surgery in Columbia
Bill Duncan is recovering satisfactorily after undergoing back surgery Monday at Boone County Hospital in Columbia. He is listed in room 662, with doctors reporting stable condition and continued observation.
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Bill Duncan
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Improvements On Building Permit List
On building permit list eleven permits were issued last week for reroofing and repairs. Names include Don Smith reroofing four houses on Shaney Street and 1010 North, J Adams at 610 North, and many others with costs from 150 to 2100 dollars. Inspections by Tait Sewell covered three besides reroofing, plus a garage, iron siding, and house repairs for multiple properties.
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Tait Sewell
Don Smith
Shaney, Ste
Mellen Tamber Co
J. Adams
Don
Ptinetan St
Mabel Key
Don Buie
Western St
Francis Hehma
Francis Reha
Roy Guile
Kentucky Rd
Robert Dermody
E. Oraange St
D. C
Barker
Bob Righter
Lumber Co
Martha M. Tuepker
Jefferson St
Ezra Cain
Morris St
Cheser Allen
F. J. Stumpf
Men-Only Luncheon Abandoned By Cafe
In San Francisco Schroeder's Cafe ends its 73 year men only luncheon period from 11 a.m. to 1 30 p m after a civil rights suit by the American Civil Liberties Union. Owner Max Kniecheshe 82 says the policy ends for mer only. Carol Weintraub director of the ACLU Northern California chapter says she supports judging individuals and notes she enjoys Schroeder's German food.
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Schroeder
American Civil Liberties Union
Max Kniésche
Meri
Carol Weintraub
The
Civil Liberties Union
Northern California
Agnew Defends System Success at Amarillo Dinner
Vice President Spiro Agnew criticized malaise in America and argued its source is the success of the system at a $100-a-plate Republican dinner in Amarillo. He linked rising expectations of black and Spanish-speaking Americans to a push for more and warned against educated youth treating education as a right. He also said he would not apologize to Christine Jorgensen for branding Sen. Charles Goodell as the Christine Jorgensen of the Republican party, while noting plans for a five-site ABM installation to protect Minuteman silos in the area.
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Tex
Spiro T. Agnew
America
Amarillo
Agnew
Christine Jorgensen
Charles 8. Goodell
New York
Republican Party
Goodell
Nixon
Miss Jorgensen
Dejer
Minuteman
Safeguard antib missile plan outlined for Whiteman
Safeguard program officials described at a Se Missouri meeting how a missile installation at Whiteman Air Force Base would reduce nuclear vulnerability and bring about 1,280 jobs to the six counties of Cooper, Morgan, Pettis, Johnson, Saline, and Lafayette. The annual payroll for permanent staff would exceed $7 million, with more spending planned during a 52 month construction and installation phase expected to begin in late 1975.
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Maw Cummar
Agnew Defends Entertainer Over Biopic Speculation
Vice President Agnew said the entertainer has sought publicity by making a biographical film and that such persons must expect speculation and conjecture about them. He framed scrutiny as part of public life and media interest.
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Agnew
Nasser's Last Choice Faces Soviet Veto in Egypt
Beir ut reports say Nasser named Zakaria Mohieddin as his liberal successor but the Soviet Union would not support a Mohieddin government. Anwar Sadat is slated to win a referendum with Hosni Sabry and others in opposition. Heikal faces strong resistance as power struggle continues behind scenes.
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Lebanon
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Soviet Union
Nasser
Egypt
Zakaria Mohieddin
Mohammed Hassanein Helkal
Heikal
Arab Socialist Union
Anwar Sadat
Ali Sabry
Mohieddin
Farouk
Wer Heikal
Israel
Egypt pace shifts after Nasser death cited for reform
Reports from Cairo quote informants claiming broad Egyptian support for Mohidddin as successor to Nasser. diplomatically, Mohidddin is described as confined to a comfortable gray stucco villa in a top Cairo residential area. The dialogue advocates a liberal political system with free expression and genuine elections, and the release of political prisoners.
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Egypt
Nasser
Mohidddin
Cairo
Dixie Greys To Hannibal Parade of Bands
Members of the Dixie Grey Band left by chartered bus for Hannibal to take part in the annual Parade of Bands. Director John W. Willer and several ladies accompanied the group. Plans for the trip were noted at the Dixie Grey Band Mother's Club meeting with 28 members present.
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Dixie Grey Band
Hannibal
John W. Willer
Harold Adams
Robert Deason
Jack Adams
Mexico Big School
Willer
Mexico Ledger Publication and Mail Rates
The Mexico Ledger details publication location at 300 N Washington St Mexico Mo with daily issues except Sundays and holidays. It lists subscription rates by area including carrier, Audrain and neighboring counties, and statewide mail prices, plus office hours.
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Mexico
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