Moroccans Preparations for Sahara March Begin
Recruiting opened in Casablanca and other cities for a peaceful march of up to 390,000 Moroccan civilians into Spanish Sahara to reinforce Morocco's claim. King Hassan II said volunteers would travel by train to Marrakech, with plans for 35 divisions, ambulances, and large supplies, as Spanish and Algerian positions loom. The International Court of Justice issued a advisory ruling on sovereignty and self-determination, noting no clear impairment of Spain’s referendum plan.
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V. Rabat
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Casablanca
Hassan II
Marrakech
Mauritania
Algeria
Sahara
Madrid
Hassan
Spain
Tarfaya
International Court of Justice
Atlantic
Coxes Name Their First Child James Emory Cox
Mr and Mrs Emory Cox of Martinsburg welcome their first child James Emory Cox born at 1 am today at the University of Missouri Medical Center. The baby weighed 9 pounds 3 ounces. Grandparents are Mrs Nellie Cox of Benton City and Mr and Mrs William Bramble. Mr Cox is a farmer.
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James Emory
Emory Cox
Martinsburg
University of Missouri Medical Center
Nellie Cox
Benton City
William Bramble
Terrace Circle
Cox
Mixup places two women in each other's coffins
In Philadelphia this week two elderly women were swapped in death. Marie Entriken, 91, was buried under another woman's tombstone after a mixup between Valvardi and Murphy Funeral Homes. Entriken’s body is to be reburied at Holy Cross Cemetery, while the other woman’s family was unaware of the error.
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Philadelphia
Marie Entriken
Valvardi Funeral Home
Miss Entriken
Murphy Funeral Home
Hillside Cemetery
Rosyth
Valvardi
Rosemary Murphy
Murphy’s Funeral Home
Valvardi Funeral
Holy Cross
Yeadon
Warrenton Ambulance Bid Chosen Over Paul Firm
War ren County Ambulance District Board selects Nieburg Brown Ambulance for district service starting Jan 1 1976. Bid totals differ with monthly and yearly rates and various patient charges. Nieburg Brown offers Warrenton based unit. Nieburg Paul runs two ambulances in Warrenton and Wright City.
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Warrenton
Warren County Ambulance District Board of
Nieburg-Brown Ambulance
Nieburg-Brown Funeral Home
Wright City
Nieburg-Paul
Warrenton Banner
Nieburg-Brown
Brown
Nieburg- Paul
Doug Brown
John Eigel
David Davis
Iowa dealer fined for brucellosis cattle shipment
Washington reports the U S Department of Agriculture fined Tom Meade of Oxford Iowa 1000 dollars plus court costs and placed him on one year probation for interstate shipment without a permit of cattle from a brucellosis infected herd. The shipment occurred March 7 1974 from Oxford to Lancaster Missouri.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Oxford
Iowa
Tom Meade
Lancaster
Mafia rejects CIA plan to kill Castro for $100000
Investigators say the CIA offered up to 100000 to the Mafia to murder Fidel Castro during the 1961 Bay of Pigs era. Sam Giancana and John Rosselli allegedly refused the money and agreed to proceed for free. Sources note the CIA paid minimal expense money and cast doubt on the witnesses' motives.
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Washington
CIA
Fidel Castro
Sam Giancana
John Rosselli
Castro
Rosselli
Senate Intelligence Committee
Cuba
Giancana
Chicago
Senate Committee
Robert A. Maheu
Howard Hughes
Schweiker
Church
Ft. Wood Sergeant Found Guilty in Bribery Case
Ft. Leonard Wood drill instructor S. Sgt. Marshall L. Wilhelm, 33, Mercer Wisconsin, convicted by a five man military court of taking money from enlistees for favors. He received a one grade rank reduction and $80 monthly pay forfeiture for four months.
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FT. Leonard Wood
Army
Marshall L. Wilhelm
Mercer
Wis
Wilhelm
Fr. Leonard Wood
House To Vote On Missouri Airport Issue
The House will vote within three weeks on whether Missouri governors should certify any new St. Louis area airport for federal funds. Rep. Gene Taylor seeks veto power for Missouri and Illinois over planning alignment. Taylor argues it blocks a proposed Waterloo New Jersey project and preserves Lambert Field.
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Washington
Missouri
St. Louis
Gene Taylor
R-Mo
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Taylor
House Public Works Committee
Illinois
Waterloo
Federal Treasury
O'Neill
Boston
Logan International Airport
Lambert Field
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Transportation Department
Lambert
Cult Leader Applewhite Linked to Missouri Jail Term
St. Louis County authorities say Marshall Herff Applewhite Jr. a leader of a Jesus Christ Outer Space cult served a four month auto theft sentence in Gumbo jail from Oct 15 1974 to Feb 18 1975. He was identified with Bonnie Nettles as the cult’s two and reportedly fled to join a spaceship plan.
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Clayton, Mo
St. Louis
Portland Oregonian
Marshall Herff Applewhite, Jr
Brownsville
Tex
Earth
Bonnie Lou Truesdale Nettles
Houston
Applewhite
Gumbo
Texas
Nobel Prizes 1975 Chemistry Physics Awarded to Cornforth Prelog Rainwater Bohr Mottelson
English and Swiss scientists win the chemistry prize for stereo chemistry work on enzyme catalysis and organic molecules. American James Rainwater and Danes Aage Bohr and Benjamin Mottelson share the physics prize for atomic nucleus theory and collective motion. The announcements highlight cross nation collaboration and landmark studies shaping nuclear physics and molecular stereochemistry.
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Stockholm
Sweden
England
Switzerland
John Warcup Cornforth
Shell Research Ltd
Vladimir Prelog
Zurich
Swedish Academy of Science
Academy
James Rainwater
Columbia University
Aage Bohr
Niels Bohr
Bohr
Benjamin Mottelson
Cornforth
Prelog
Copenhagen
New York
Rainwater
Tjalling C. Koopmans
Yale University
Leonid Kantorovich
Soviet Union
David Baltimore
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Howard Temin
University of Wisconsin
Renato Dulbecco
London
Academy of Science
Bohn and Mottelson
Columbia
Mottelson
Free Sickle Cell Anemia Testing At Head Start Center
A free sickle cell anemia testing program will be held at the Head Start Center in Mexico at 10 a.m. Wednesday Oct 22. The test involves a finger prick, results confidential, and available by letter or phone. Sponsored by the Head Start Center with support from Missouri Division of Health.
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Mexico
Flist Presbyterian Church
Missouri Division of Health
Human Development Corporation
Washington
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