Demonstrators disrupt Carter church protest in Washington
Four demonstrators who disrupted President Carter's church service were released on personal recognizance while a fifth continues his protest. They were ejected from the First Baptist Church after denouncing the neutron bomb, charged with disturbing a religious congregation. Carter commented that they are fine young people and later supported their objective.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Secret Service
Europe
Rogalynn
Amy
Georgia
First Baptist Church
Charles Trentham
Elizabeth McAlister
Philip Berrigan
Mary Catherine Lyons
Rosemary Maguire
Ladon Sheats
Jim McNiel
Baltimore
Paul Hood
Philadelphia
Sheats
Concorde landing clearance at JFK to begin test flights
The Supreme Court cleared the way for Concorde landings at New York JFK. British and French carriers plan a mid October test flight from Paris to Kennedy with aims for daily service by November 22. The court also addressed various civil rights and traffic measures while delaying the landings briefly amid an appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
John F. Kennedy International
British Airways
Air France
Kennedy Airport
Paris
London
Kennedy
Port Authority of
New Jersey
Jfk
Port Authority
United States
Dulles International
Allan Bakke
Jerry Paul
North Carolina
Joan Little
Miss Little
New York City
Manhattan
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Runyan Seeks Missouri State Fair Director Change
State Agriculture Director Jack Runyan said weak public relations prompted seeking the resignation of Missouri State Fair director Jerry Hermann. He favors hiring his own man, while Hermann blames politics, notes attendance near 308,000 and possible profits under his leadership, with a $19,500 salary and fairhouse.
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Sedalia
Jack Runyan
Runyan
Jerry Hermann
Hermann
Runaya
Missouri
Charles Cleveland visit keeps ceremonial schedule
AP reports several young women sent photos hoping to meet Prince Charles. He will follow a strictly ceremonial Cleveland itinerary on Thursday. Mail to British Consul-General Leslie Reid includes a playful invitation from a man for bowling and beer, but Reid says the prince won't go out socially. Readers are invited to greet him at the airport arrival.
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Cleveland
Prince Charles
Leslie Reid
Reid
Ritter Weds Nancy Morgan At Hotel Hel Air
TV star Jon Ritter, son of Tex Ritter, married Nancy Karen Morgan in a lavish ceremony at the Hotel Hel Air in Los Angeles on Sunday. The Three's Company actor confirmed the marriage in a brief AP report from Los Angeles.
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Jon Ritter
Los Angeles
Tex Ritter
Nancy Karen Morgan
Ritter
Three's Company
Miss Morgan
Hel Air
Tommy Steiner
Dolly Parton
Crystal Gayle
Kenny Rogers
Small Accomplishments Highlight CP School Programs
The Mexico Community Chest spotlighted three agencies serving special children: Courtney Child Care Centers, Cerebral Palsy Center, and Mexico Headstart. The piece details centers, staff, hours, services, and outcomes for 68 enrolled children aged 2 to 9, plus therapy, nutrition, and transportation support.
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Irene Stapleton
Mexico
Johnny
Billy
Betsy
Courtney Child Care Centers, Inc
Courtney Child Care
Happy House Center
N. Wade
Housing Authority Center
E. Br
University of Missouri- Columbia
Debra Neal
CP Center
Audrain Medical Center
Audrain County Cerebral Palsy Chapter
Community Chest
Frances Henderson
Heaton Baby Born at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Ronald L Heaton of Vandalia are the parents of a son born Sunday at 844 am at Audrain Medical Center. He weighed nine pounds one ounce and has been named James Ronald Heaton. Mr Heaton is a farmer.
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Ronald L. Heaton
Vandalla
Audrain Medical Center
James Ronald Heaton
Mr. Heaton
Parson's Daughter Born at Audrain Medical Center
A daughter named Crystal Nichole Parsons was born Sunday at 9 50 p.m. to Mr and Mrs James R Parsons of Bellflower. The baby weighed seven pounds seven ounces. Mr Parsons works for the Eastern Missouri Telephone Co.
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James R. Parsons
Bellflower
Audrain Medical Center
Crystal Nichole Parsons
Parsons
Fastern Missouri Telephone Co
Birth of Scot Michael Brooks in Audrain Medical Center
Scot Michael Brooks named for the son born Thursday at 8 34 p.m. to Mr and Mrs Michael Brooks of Thompson at Audrain Medical Center. He weighed eight pounds five ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Brooks of Thompson and Mr and Mrs OD Grinstead of Centralia Route 4. Mr Brooks works for Sydenstricker Implement Co in Mexico.
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Scot Michael] Brooks
Michael Brooks
Thompson
Audrain Medical Center
George Brooks
O.D. Grinstead
Centralia
Rte 4
Brooks
Sydenstricker Implement Co
Mexico
When Is Veterans Day Observed This Year
The Associated Press notes a calendar muddle as 1977 will be the last year when observance varies by location. Some states set Oct 24 or Nov 7, while most nations align with Nov 11, though federal offices close Oct 24. The 1968 reform aimed to create three day weekends but angered veterans groups urging November observance.
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Associated Press
Utah
Hawaii
Washington, D.C
Rhode Island
Congress
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Murder Defendant To Take Stand In Bolles Case
In Phoenix, murder defendant Max Dunlap is set to testify in his own defense in the Don Bolles case. Co-defendant James Robison faces conspiracy and murder charges for the June 1976 car bomb that killed the Arizona Republic reporter. The defense suggests Neal Roberts helped mastermind the killing and hints at Emprise Corp. as a possible motive.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Max Dunlap
Don Bolles
Dunlap
Paul Smith
Phoenix
James Robison
Chandler
Arizona Republic
John Harvey Adamson
Adamson
Bolles
Arizona Atty
Bruce Babbitt
al ‘King Alfonso’ Lizanetz
Kemper Marley Sr
Robison
Smith
Neal Roberts
Emprise Corp
Arizona
Farm Bureau asks Carter to halt dock strike
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation petitions President Carter to invoke the Taft Hartley Act to stop a dock strike delaying farm grain shipments. President C R Johnston cites farmers' already low grain prices and says the walkout has overflowed storage and may force grain to be stored on the ground.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Carter
Missouri
C. R. Johnston
Farm Bureau
Johnston
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James Meade
England
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Sweden
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Charles
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Audrain County
Ruth Fuller
South Missouri St
Fuller
Mexico Area
Crystal N. Parsons
Lawrence Drug
Boone’s Shell Store
E. Liberty
Little Angels
Hoxsey Hotel
S. Jefferson
Mexico, Missouri
Little Dixie
Liberty
Lincoln
Kansas City, MO
Commerce Bank of Mexico
West Jackson
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