Kissinger Opens Four Day Talks With China Anew
Secretary of State Kissinger began four days of talks with Chinese officials in Peking, aimed at shaping President Ford’s visit and evaluating detente amid rising risk of world war. Deputy Premier Teng Hsiao-ping and Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua pressed for mutual restraint and a tit-for-tat struggle against hegemonism as the United States reaffirmed its commitment to China while seeking to avoid unnecessary confrontation.
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Henry A. Kisinger
Kissinger
Teng Hsiao-ping
Ford
China
U.S
Teng
Chen En-lai
United States
Chiao Kuan-hua
Chiao
Chiaa
People’s Republic of China
Shanghai
Nixon
Tribune Co. Buys Fulton Newspaper
The Tribune Co of Columbia has announced the purchase of the Kingdom Daily News in Fulton. Frank M. Holt will become publisher and Jack Waters will be assistant to the publisher. both changes are part of the acquisition, with other local ties noted. The Kingdom Daily News, once backed by Henry Danuser and Fulton businessmen, operates alongside the Sun-Gazette in Fulton with Don Stimble as publisher.
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Fulton
Tribune Co
Columbia
Kingdom Daily News
Kingdom Record Inc
Henry J. Waters III
Tribune Publishing Co
Columbia Daily Tribune
Frank M. Holt
The
Tribune
Daily News
Jack Waters
Holt
New Bloomfield
Callaway County
New ‘Bloomfield
Westminster ‘College
University of Missouri
Hannibal, Mo
Courier‘Post
Quincy, Ill
Herald-Whig
Jefferson City News and Tribune
Generals
Fred P. Holt
Holt’s Summit
Debbie
the Kingdom Daily News
Henry Danuser
Sun-Gazette
Don Stimble
Man Questioned In Girl's Disappearance
In Springfield Missouri police detained a 34 year old man for questioning over the weekend disappearance of 9 year old Shirley Jane Rose. He was arrested Sunday night and will take a lie detector test today as authorities believe foul play was involved.
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Springfield
Shirley Jane Rose
Nationwide Hunt For Warlock Child Killer
Police search nationwide for Edward Ace Kivlin and four companions after a shooting in Southwest Philadelphia that killed 7 year old Ann Mauro. Joseph Mauro, a former prizefighter, raced with his dead daughter in his arms as neighbors described the scene outside their home.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Mauro
Ann
Carol
Southwest
Warlocks Motorcycle Club
Edward “Ace” Kivlin
Yeadon
Mauro
Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital
Rosemary Capello
Nina
Kivlin
Motocycle Club
MMA Cadets Rally for Record 24,685 in Projects Pledge
Parents of 78 Missouri Military Academy cadets pledged a record 24,685 toward progress projects at MMA. A parents alumni committee of 20 approved 10 projects totaling 56,000 and presented them for formal approval at a Dad's Weekend convocation. The plan includes refurbishing Barracks D with room upgrades, new windows, tile, lighting, and exterior painting, plus tiling and window work for other barracks, a Bicentennial monument, cadet group travel, audio visual gear, new football helmets, and infirmary furniture. 14 alternate projects were also approved across athletics academics rehabilitation painting planting and admissions.
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Missouri Military Academy
MMA
Robert H. Weaver
Clarendon Hills
Academy
Quiet Weekend for US-Russian Spacemen in Reno Tahoe
American astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts who took part in the Apollo-Soyuz linkup spent a quiet weekend in the Reno Lake Tahoe area. They arrived Friday and spent Saturday night at Harrah's South Lake Tahoe hotel where they attended Frank Sinatra's dinner show.
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Reno-Lake Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe
Frank Sinatra
FTC Orders General Foods to Stop Pine Tree Eating Ads
The FTC said General Foods will halt TV commercials featuring Euell Gibbons promoting eating parts of pine trees prickly pear cactus high bush cranberries cattails and other wild plants. The consent order resolves a complaint charging the ads untruthful and deceptive and likely to mislead children not under adult supervision.
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Washington
General Foods Corp
Euell Gibbons
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
General Foods
Commission
Gibbons
Four Missionaries Proclaimed Blessed by Pope Paul VI
Pope Paul VI beatified four missionaries in a ceremony, praising their work and expressing affection and papal interest for the Chinese people. He highlighted Rev. Joseph Freinademetz, a 19th century missionary in China, in remarks during the beatification.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
China
Joseph Freinademetz
Husses Welcome Daughter at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Carroll W Huss of Centralia are the parents of a daughter born at 2 14 p.m. Saturday at Audrain Medical Center.
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Carroll W. Huss
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Sakharov Expulsion Report Emerges From Copenhagen Hearing
Danish newspaper cites informant at International Sakharov Hearing claiming the Soviet government plans to expel Andrei Sakharov soon. The report links Nobel Peace Prize timing and Sakharov’s Oslo prize trip to a fate similar to Solzhenitsyn. colleagues dispute the claim saying prize relief has not altered his status.
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Denmark
Andrei Sakharov
Berlingske Tidende
Soviet Union
Sakharov
Oslo
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Benzion Wul
Wul
Millers Welcome Daughter at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Charles D Miller of Vandalia welcome an eight pound daughter born at 4 46 p m Saturday at Audrain Medical Center The Millers note Mr Miller is employed at Harbison Walker Refractories The birth adds joy to the local community and honors the family name with a new arrival
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Charles D. Miller
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Miller
Harbison-Walker Refractories
Prosecutor Calls Pardon Atrocious Timing On Nixon Case
Former Watergate Special Prosecutor Henry S. Ruth tells CBS Face the Nation the Nixon pardon in September was atrocious in timing and could have affected the Watergate trial. He says the pardon came before sequestering the jury and he suspects Nixon would have faced guilt admissions if pardoned differently. Ruth, who left the office last week, discusses potential guilt and Nixon’s knowledge of the break in.
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Washington
Ford
Richard Nixon
Watergate
Henry S. Ruth
CBS
Face the Nation
Ruth
Nixon
White House
Civil War in Missouri topic for Audrain History TV show
The Audrain County Historical Society TV program airs at 6:00 tonight on Channel 12, highlighting Missouri Civil War battles, guerrilla activity, and civilian strife. A replay is scheduled for Tuesday at 12 noon on Channel 12.
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Missouri
Audrain County
Behind the Scenes Change on Phyllis Show Office Manager
Question and answer notes explain why the Phyllis show recast its office manager role after the murder of Barbara Colby, with Liz Torres taking over but perceived as less impactful. The Q&A also answers a cord wood measure and Daylight Savings Time end date, including the 2:00 a.m. Sunday October 26 deadline.
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Barbara Colby
Mary Tyler Moore
Los Angeles
Liz Torres
Lions Club Donates Two Pianos for Community Centers
Mexico Lions Club at the Country Club meeting with Cass Wilhoit presiding announced a joint donation of two pianos with the First Presbyterian Church, one to the Senior Citizens and one to the Courtney Child Care Center, in observance of Lions World Humanitarian Day. They plan fruit cake sales at 4.25 dollars each to fund a band student’s National Convention trip, and announce a Ladies Night at K C Hall on November 5, 1975, with three new members welcomed: Jim Griffin, Kenneth Dowell, and Larry Lierheimer.
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Lions
Cass Wilhoit
First Presbyterian Church
Courtney Child Care Center
K. C. Hall
Lions Club
Jim Griffin
Kenneth Dowell
Larry Lierheimer
Franco Cancels Tuesday Audience Because Flu Ails Leader
Generalissimo Francisco Franco cancels his regular Tuesday audience with military officials due to flu. An El Pardo Palace spokesman said it is unclear if he will hold a Wednesday civilian audience. Franco, 82, recovering slowly after a Friday illness during a cabinet session.
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Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
el Pardo
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