Ecuador in crisis as kidnap probe triggers martial law
Quito reports Gen Cesar Rohn Sandoval abducted from his car as President Jose Velasco Thatra declares martial law. Army and police seize presses, close airports, and enforce curfew while paratroopers safeguard international delegations amid widespread arrests and a government shakeup.
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Jose Velasco Thatra
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United States
Britain
Spain
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Velasco Ibarra
Asaad Bucaram
Panama
Congress
Im Isher Wand Fir
Chance For More Moisture Ahead
The rain moves out of southeast Missouri tonight with a chance of more moisture in the east Saturday. Weekend highs 50s with lows in the 30s, Sunday fair to partly cloudy and warmer with 56 to 65. Rain totals include Vichy 0.64, Cape Girardeau 0.70, Joplin 0.40, St. Louis 0.40, Kirksville 0.32, Columbia 0.25. weather service notes varying amounts across the region.
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Kansas City
Missouri
National Weather Service
Cape Girardeau
St. Joseph
Vichy
Nixon campaign shakeup targets meat and poultry inspection
Source says President Nixon and Consumer officials are reshaping campaign strategy as Clayton Yeutter, named three weeks ago to lead the agriculture agency, targets the meat and poultry inspection system in Florida and Texas. The move aims to win Democratic support in key states amid a broader admin change.
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Fla
Nixon
Department of Agriculture
Florida
Texas
Clayton Yeutter
Yeutter
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Meat and Poultry Inspection
Turks Question Two Soviet Youths Who Hijacked Plane
Ankara AP Turkish authorities questioned two Soviet students seeking asylum after the second successful hijacking of a Soviet plane in two weeks. The suspects Giilov and Pozdeyir reportedly forced the Aeroflot craft to land at Sinop as they sought asylum in the United States.
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Miami Beach
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Ecuador
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U.S
Crass
Armenia
Washington
Nixon
Soviet Armenia
Eer Gitlov
Vitaly Pozdeyir
Sin
Anatolia
Alexei Menshikov
Sinop
Black Sea
Soviet Union
Giilov
Pozdeyir
Pranas Stasio Brazinskas
Algedas
Trabzon
Cevat Deneli
Soviet
Turkkey
Russia
Vassily Grubyakov
Mrs Cunningham Dies in Ohio at 93
Mrs Sarah Cunningham aged 93 died in Marion Ohio yesterday. She was mother of the late William Cunningham and a frequent visitor here. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Marion. She leaves a daughter Miss Irene Cunningham of Marlow and four sons. She last visited our area at the time of her son’s death in 1967.
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Sarah Cunningham
William Cunningham
Marion
Ohio
Cunnngham
Irene Cunningham
Marlow
Elena Earns Ears for Otomi Girl in Oklahoma City
Elena, a girl born without ears among the Otomi in Mexico, receives artificial ears after a donation campaign in the United States. Miss Viola Griste a missionary and James Santos helped arrange the medical procedure and transport. The ears are attached with adhesive and Elena adapts to her new appearance, expressing joy and learning to speak.
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Mexico City
Viola Griste
The
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Elena
National Real Yt
Iage
Anices
Miss Griste
MissGriste
Mexico
Farm Products Drag Wholesale Index Down in October
Washington AP The government reports wholesale prices fell one tenth of one percent in October due to a sharp drop in farm products while industrial commodities rose sharply on new 1971 car and truck prices. The overall Wholesale Price Index slipped to 117.7, meaning wholesalers paid about $117.70 per $100 base in 1957-59 terms. The index was 3.2 percent above a year ago, the smallest year-to-year spread in 19 months. The report is preliminary and subject to revision.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Federal housing aid boosts apartment construction figures
The Housing Act of 1968 drives federal influence in new apartments. FHA spokesman notes a rise from 1967 to 1969 with projections to 18 percent in 1970. Also mentions yearbook sales contests and a court challenge over publication of an official report, plus a health update on Norvin Maxwell recovering from major surgery.
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J. Gadner
Moore
Ta el Ag
Smith
Ri Ae
Whittakers Committee
Norvin
Maxwell
Bush
ACLU
Lawrence Hill
Speiser
Boone County
Columbia
Ichord
Bond Issue Fails in Higginsville Pool Renovation Vote
Higginsville Missouri voters rejected a 75000 bond issue to repair and renovate the municipal pool. The measure failed Tuesday with 262 in favor and 143 against, falling short of the two thirds required.
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Higginsville, Mo
Higginsville
Funeral for Mrs William Rawlings Set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. William Rawlings were to be held this afternoon at Arnold Funeral Home. The Rev Edward Malzer of Trinity United Church of Christ conducted the service. Burial was to be in East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery with music by Mrs John W Willer. Pallbearers included Earl Jones Woodrow Jones Jimmy Jones Wayne Jones Gary Jones and Tommy Jones.
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Wiliam Rawlings
Arnold Funeral Home
Edward Malzer
Trinity United Church of Christ
East Layn
Memorial Park Cemetery
John W. Willer
Aganise
Earl Jones
Woodrow Jones
Jimmy Jones
Wayne Soes
Gary Jones
Tommy Ones
Mexico High News Ohio Test Scores Now At MHS
Ohio tests results are now at Mexico High School. Seniors who took the test should check with the counselor for details. Retake for student photos is scheduled Friday. A football game bus runs as planned during lunch periods.
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Ohio
MHS
Dale Dufty
Thel
ACLU
Congress
Court bars public release of House report on campus speakers
Federal judge grants a permanent injunction blocking public publication of a House report identifying speakers and groups. The ruling confines the restriction to the US Public Printer and prohibits use of public funds for its distribution, noting constitutional free speech protections.
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Washington
House
Gesell
Tthe US
Johnsons view on authoritarianism and education
In a Women’s National Press Club talk, Mrs. Johnson recalled her husband’s warning of a possible swing to authoritarianism in America as a reaction to permissiveness. She noted he believed such a shift would set back progress against ignorance, poverty and disease and affirmed his faith in education for the long run. She described her own experiences with protests and her new book, A White House Diary, written after the Kennedy assassination.
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Tyiah
Pohnsot F&callad
Jay Hér
Almerica
Yaspouse
Women’s National Press Club
Mrs. Johnson
Johnson
White House
John, F.kennedy
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