Nixon doctrine rethinks U S force posture amid nuclear duel
AP analysis describes the Nixon administration backing massive nuclear retaliation while trimming conventional forces. Melvin Laird signals readiness to fund sea based missiles or bombers if talks fail, as the Army Navy and Air Force face drawn down sizes and renewed emphasis on deterrence through nuclear power and negotiated overseas retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred 8. Hoffman
Washington WI
Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Russia
Stanley Resor
U.S
Marine Corps
Congress
Resor
Duckhunter Drowns in Missouri Boat Accident
A boat overturned on a Unionville lake while two men were placing duck decoys. Gary Lee Starns, 31, drowned. His companion, Robert Stotlemite, 46, wore a life jacket and was rescued.
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Unionville
Gary Lee Starns
Robert Stotlemyte
War threat note found at scene of five deaths in California
A bizarre war threat note left at a Cruz home warns that anyone who misuses the natural environment will die. Five people were slain there. Other AP reports include Soviets joining a search for a missing American plane near the Turkish border with two U.S. generals aboard. Nixon to meet the Soviet foreign minister to discuss East-West issues amid negotations era. In Saigon, the U.S. Command says 40 Americans killed in action in Vietnam last week, with 33 noncombat deaths, the second lowest weekly toll in 454 years.
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Ankara
Turkey
Washington
Nixon
Kremlin
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Symington Says He's No Rubber Stamp
Senator Stuart Symington campaigns for a fourth term in Missouri and attacks President Nixon's pre election visit urging votes for his opponent John Danforth. The report notes Symington claims constituents expect him to resist blindly any presidential legislation.
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Kansas City
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
Nixon
Missouri
Symington
John C. Danforth
Washington
Montreal
Caland
Nadian
Quebec
Forty Gls Die In Vietnam Week Of War Report
Saigon based U.S. Command said 40 Americans were killed in action in Vietnam last week, the second lowest weekly toll in years, with 43 nonbattle deaths. Allied forces killed 1,088 NVA and Viet Cong, while 432 U.S. troops and 858 South Vietnamese soldiers were wounded. Total U.S. combat deaths rise to 43,861, with allied and South Vietnamese losses and Cambodian clashes noted. Sources cited low enemy activity and disengagement as reasons for the drop.
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U.S
Saigon
Vietnam
U.S. Command
Seite
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
South African waitress Miles linked to Cuba spying
Reports allege Mary Miles born Kimberley South Africa worked at the South African Embassy in Washington from 1969 until recently and aided a Cuban spy network. FBI reportedly had names of over 100 men she dated while employed by a Cuban organization. U N diplomats and Canadian terrorists figure in the scandal with expulsions and investigations ongoing.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cuba
Washington
Jennifer
Milés
United Nations
Express
Quebec
Pierre Laporte
James Cross
Wahington
Pretolitica
Shekeerati
Aia
Telat
Saree Sueoehy
Unies Na Fe
Die Tratavaltions
Waskabout
Ion Dewepapers
Mary
Kimberley
Aaid
Cana
Tecarying
Ment
I Vana
FBI
Hills Family Heads to Ghana Transfer
Mr and Mrs D R Hills and children Darren and Heather arrived from Ravenswood West Virginia to visit their parents Mr and Mrs David Hill and Mr and Mrs C Hudson Long. Mr Hill will depart next week for Ghana Africa where he has been transferred by Kaiser Aluminum. He will be joined by his family at the start of the year.
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D. R. Hill
Darren
Heather
Ravenswood
W. Va
Mra
David Hill
C. Hudson Long
Hill
Ghana
Africa
Kaiser Aluminum
Lowe Heads William Woods College Board at Fall Meeting
Members elected eight officers for the 1970 71 term at the regular fall meeting held Saturday Oct 10. Four officers were re elected: William Lowe chairman Curtis Blattner secretary J W Prada assistant secretary and John Harris assistant treasurer. New officers include Melvin G Hall first vice chairman Amy McNutt second vice chairman Holton Price Jr third vice chairman and Sam B Cook treasurer. Additional board members listed include Ralph G Aldridge John Armbruster John G Burton Mrs John Carroll Cullen Coil William Cornelius William Courtney Clark Cox Mrs Lester L Cox A L Crow Thomas B Curtis Mrs Milton Duvall George C Dyer Dr W Francis English William Hungate Rev Raymond McCallister Roy M Martin Robert E Sayad and C A M Morris.
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William’ Woods College Board of Directors
William §. Lowe
Mexico
Curtis E. Blattner
Fulton
J. W. Prada
Melvin G. Hall
Webster Groves
Amy McNutt
San Antonio
Texas
Holton R. Price Jr
St. Louis
Sam B. Cook
Jefferson City
Ralph G. Aldridge
Kansas City
John H. Armbruster
John G. Burton
St.Louis
John Carroll
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cullen Coil
William E. Cornelius
William R. Courtney
Clark Cox
Lester L. Cox
Springfield
A. L. Crow
Boonville
Thomas B. Curtis
Chicago
Ill
Milton Duvall
Clarksville
George C. Dyer
W. Francis English
Columbia
William L. Hungate
Troy
Raymond McCallister
Glendale
Roy M. Martin
Robert E. Sayad
C. A.M. Morris
Chicago, Il
Homer Tolin
Halloween Candy Sale On Courthouse Square
The Jaycee Wives will sell candy on the courthouse square Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds exceed $500 for the National Kidney Foundation. Candy price is $1.00 per item.
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Jaycee
National Kidney Foundation
Robert Kirgan
Jaycee Wives
YD Leader For Bond
Michael Box of Kansas City state chairman of the College Young Democrats endorses Republican Kit Bond for Missouri state auditor. Box calls the office ineffective and says endorsing Bond serves the state and party, despite party norms.
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Jefferson
CITY
Bond
Michael Box
Kansas City
College
Young Democrats
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Box
Bond Headquarters
Democratic Party
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
State Auditor
Missouri
Third in Royal Fine Harness at American Royal Auction
Spotlighter placed third in the Royal Fine Harness at the American Royal show, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaufman of Omaha, from Simmons Heart of America sale consignments. Jimmy Gray won, Bonheur's Show Me was second, Supreme Flame placed in the three gaited class. Tom Moore rode Starlight Hour to win the $1000 mare stake, with Dean McClean Davis owning both in Kentucky. Belissma and Red Rooster also placed in their divisions. Diamond Lil, Missouri Fair World Champion, showed by a new owner and finished third in the fine harness ladies class.
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Spoligter
Simmons Heart of America
Henry Kaufman
Omaha
Jimmy Gray
Bonheur
New Bloomfield
Diamond Lil
Warrenton
Ron Canopy
Ferguson is Dismissed From St Luke's Hospital
George B. Ferguson has been redismissed from St Luke's Hospital in St. Louis after undergoing tests and treatment.
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George B. Ferguson
St. Luke‘s Hospital
St. Louis
NorCal Plans Homecoming Festivities
North Callaway High School in Auxvasse hosts a homecoming day with 7:30 p.m. football kickoff against Fayette. The schedule includes pep talks, skits, a bonfire, a 1:30 p.m. parade, Thunderbird Marching Band, cheerleaders, and homecoming queen candidates led by Suzie Spradlin.
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Rel Norepee
Nori Calaway
Fayette
Fray Aifternoon
Thunderbird
Suzie Spradlin
Rosses
Miss Spradlin
Homer Spradlin
Auxvasse
North Callaway
Jeanie Applebee
Robert Applebee
Charlotte Hoover
Charles Hoover
Kathy LaFon
Jac LaFon
Jana Trammell
Jake Trammmell
Joy Vore
Marvin Vore
Unclear fragment on Mexico pageant or event
Fragmentary notes mention names such as Miss Natey father Mra Charlotte dehes Linda and sponsor Callaway with references to a superintendent, suggesting a local pageant or event. Text is garbled with missing verbs and places, hindering full understanding.
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Cal
Cnet
Spotsgord
Natey
Mra
Charlotte Dehes
Linda
Stasie Conse Ieee Eponste
Monroe Nursing Home Site Decision Delayed
A special nursing-home board meeting delayed the final site decision for the Motes County Nursing Home to at least next Thursday. The delay seeks more information on utilities road accessibility and site preparation as a second meeting is scheduled for 2 p.m. next Thursday. The board also discussed plans for the annual election with Walter Quinn’s term expiring soon and eligibility details to be announced.
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Sparis
Motes County Nursing Home
Area One
Walter Quinn
Stoutsville Woman Injured As Car Skids On Wet Paris Street
Miss Debra Perrigo, 48, of Stoutsville, was hospitalized after a car driven by Leon Pease, 18, of Paris, skidded on a wet Main Street and plunged into a roadside ditch. The vehicle was demolished. authorities report possible back injury.
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Wee Stouteville
Paris
Stoutsville
Aldrain Hospital
Highway Patrol
Debra
Perrigo
Add
Bari ‘Perrido
Stoutavillé
Pasden
Gee
Leon Peass
Maharaja Contest Leads Change as Webber Tops Field
Jack Webber, Rotary candidate, takes the Maharaja lead in the Red Stocking Follies pageant sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. DiBlasi falls to a later spot. Mirts of Kiwanis sits second while Dennis Diederich Optimist Club Paul E. Sitton Lions Club and Charles Peck Jaycees remain in the field as five cent votes determine the outcome before the Saturday crowning.
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Jack. Webber
Maharaja
Jack Webber
Rotary Club
Ioe
Frank DiBlasi
Knights of Columbus
Tas
DiBlasi
Jack Mirts
Kiwanis
Iis
Dennis Diederich
Optimist Club
Paul E. Sltton
Lions 'Club
Charles Peck
Jaybees
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