UN Leaders Visit Guards During Fiji Admission
Fiji joins the United Nations as its 127th member while a security buildup surrounds the 25th anniversary session. Police and guard details tighten around UN headquarters as 8,000 officers prepare to shield more than 40 heads of state and ministers including Nixon Heath and Haile Selassie amid Middle East talks stalemate.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
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Edward Heath
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
William P. Rogers
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Middle East
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France
Unie
Saigon
Washington
Amer
Supreme Court
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da Nang
Mekong
Command
Offont
Capote Faces Contempt Surrender On Warrant
Dist Atty Don Keller says Truman Capote, who did not appear to testify in the penalty trial of Joseph Morse, is expected to surrender Monday on a contempt of court warrant. Capote, now in New York, would appear before Superior Court Judge Byron McMillan in adjacent Orange County. Morse, jailed for murder, is appealing a death sentence at San Quentin.
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Don Keller
Truman Capote
Lontempt
Keller
Capote
New York
Byron McMillan
Orange County
Joseph Morse
Morse
San Quentin
John Hewicker
Theft Ring At Airport Arrested
The FBI announced the arrests of 16 persons charged in connection with cargo thefts from interstate shipments at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The cases involve thefts at Pan American World Airways facilities in 1968 and 1969, including weapons and exotic skins valued at about 115000 dollars.
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FBI
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Pan American World Airways
Homecoming Day at Rolla Sets Center Groundbreaking and Statue Dedication
Big day at Rolla Missouri as University of Missouri Rolla hosts homecoming on October 28 with the groundbreaking for the new University Center and the dedication of an eight and a half foot statue of St. Patrick.
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University of Missouri-Rolla
St. Patrick
Davis and companion arrested by FBI in New York
AP reports Angela Davis, a self avowed Communist and Black Militant philosophy instructor, and a companion were arrested by the FBI after nearly two months on murder and kidnapping charges tied to a California courthouse shootout. Davis had been on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted List amid the high profile case.
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Angela Davis
FBI
Miss: Davis
California
Pot smoking rat babies Defective study links marijuana to fetal defects
New York report cites laboratory tests by Dr Vincent DePaul Lynch claiming paternal exposure to marijuana smoke caused serious fetal malformations in rat offspring. Twenty percent of pups born defective, though experts warn rats do not prove human outcomes.
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Vincent DePaul Lynch
Lynch
New York State Senate
St. John’s Universihere
William F. Geber
Medical College of Georgia
Augusta
Networks in Danger Says TV Exec in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills AP veteran TV executive Michael H. Dann warned 1971 networks face serious economic issues and may fail unless leaders inject new values beyond profits. He urged bold, creative programming and risk taking, recalling early 1950s experimentation to avoid bland outcomes and long cable leases. Dann spoke to about 300 industry figures at a Hollywood Radio and Television Society luncheon.
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Rhldren
Television Workshop
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Holywood Radio and Television Society
McGredia Postoffice To Be Kingdom City
Postmaster George Pola veetmateer announced this morning that the McCredia post office will be renamed Kingdom City effective November 1. There will be no change in operation or ZIP code 65262. The office has existed since about 1880, per available records.
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Kingdom
George Pola Veetmateer
McCredit
New Attack To Be Weak Says General In Vietnam
Gen Rosson told the Association of the United States Army that any enemy attacks in Vietnam would be modest in intensity. He described the overall military situation as favorable to allies in most major areas while noting Vietnamization would take longer in Laos and near the North Vietnamese bases. He praised South Vietnamese regulars and warned pacification lagging near the central coast.
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Laos
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Ee I Corps
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Mekong
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Mexico High Dixie Greys at Hannibal in News Update
Mexico High School reports the Dixie Grey Band traveled to Hannibal for a three day National FFA convention. Homecoming queen elections were held with a crowning during halftime of the Bulldog Kewpie game. TV class to interview queen candidates tonight at 6 on channel 12 See-Tv. Junior class bake sale Thursday and Friday 8:00 to 2:00. Parent teacher conferences Thursday and Friday with no school these two days.
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Mexico
Dixie Grey
Hanniball
Kai City
FFA
Beremeem
Antag
Mery
Channel
See-Tv
Risks in ceasefire briefing in Vietnam war era
Washington briefing officials say a Vietnam ceasefire could trigger a conditional peace with the Vietcong if accepted by Hanoi. They caution the Saigon government faces risks if the truce fails, noting improved South Vietnamese readiness and a possible broader Middle East focus in the peace bid. Officials spoke anonymously about U.S. strategy and potential concessions.
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Hving
Cambodia
Igen
Mexico Ledger Classified Rates and Office Hours
The Mexico Ledger lists publication details and postal data. It notes daily except Sundays and holidays, address at 300 N Eon St Mexico MO, with pricing for single copies 10 cents and various subscription rates by region, plus office hours 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday.
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Audrain
Haas
Nixon cease fire, Middle East policy draw Soviet doubt
U S officials say Israel arms shipments justified by Egypt’s missiles near the Suez line. They question Soviet aims in Middle East cooling and warn of possible private UN talks to assess the missile move. The White House stresses keeping options open amid Arab Israeli tensions and Jordan crisis.
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