US Shares Data On Russian Arms
Washington reports the United States may share knowledge gained from Israel’s capture of an intact Soviet built SAG antiaircraft system. U.S. experts eye how SAG operates to counter future Soviet threats while Israeli technicians study the weapon. The SAG’s mobility and accuracy helped down more than half of Israel’s 100 plus lost aircraft, prompting U.S. efforts to develop countermeasures and flare decoys for similar threats.
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Washington
United States
Israel
U.S
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
Egypt
Holt urges Democrats to heed the people in 1974 drive
State Representative Joe D. Holt spoke at the Audrain County Democratic Club meeting held at the Monterey Restaurant. He urged replacing old politicians with new, aggressive candidates and learning from past mistakes to reconnect with voters on state and county issues.
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Bill Crow
Farber
Audrain County Democratic Club
Monterey
C.G. Leopold
Betty Doak
Glenn Barnes
Joe D. Holt
Fulton
Holt
Cywe
Elusive light spooks Broken Arrow police in Oklahoma
Two Broken Arrow officers tracked a mysterious light moving across northeast Oklahoma for about 15 minutes. The object hovered near 1500 feet, appeared flat front and rounded rear, and moved east after residents reported the sighting from Grove and Jay.
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Broken Arrow
Okla
Tulsa
Oklahoma
J. D. Fulps
Fulps
Lloyd Kingenberg
Ahn
Grove and
Jay
Arkansas-Oklahoma State
Move To Adjourn Was Just Joke At Start
NORTH KANSAS CITY Ma AP The City Council neared order when Councilman Pond joked Move we adjourn and Councilman Bledsoe echoed ON second that The mayor rapped for order and then adjourned as Bledsoe voted aye with no nays The meeting ended abruptly amid interruptions
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Kansas City, Ma
Kelsey Short
Robert Pond
Robert Bledsoe
Short
Bledsoe
UNICEF Trick or Treat Drive Aims Over $3 Million
UNICEF expects to raise more than 3 million dollars from its annual trick or treat collection in the United States tonight. The U S Committee for UNICEF raised 8.05 million in 1972, with Christmas card sales starting after Halloween as the other major activity.
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United Nations, N.Y
Unicef
United Nations Children's Fund
United States
U.S
Milwaukee March of Dimes
Dracula
Stephen Gordon
Southfield
Mich
Steve
Marsha
Children’s Hospital
Luckaman Installed as TEI Vice President in Miami Beach
Ralph W. Luckaman of 1402 Webster Dr. was installed as vice president of the Tax Executives Institute at the TEI 28th annual meeting in Miami Beach Florida. Paul Dillingham, retiring TEI president and Coca Cola Co. vice president, officiated. Luckaman is TEI St. Louis chapter outgoing president and Missouri official in tax groups.
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Miami Beach
Florida
Ralph W. Luckaman
Webster Dr
Tax Executives Institute
Paul Dillingham
Coca-Cola Co
TEI
U.S. A
Canada
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Luckaman
A. P. Green Refractories Co
St. Louis
Taxation and Fiscal Affairs Council
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Missouri Mining Industry Council
Missouri Jaycees
Mexico Jaycees
Agnew pays $10,000 fine in tax evasion case
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew paid the $10,000 fine after pleading no contest to a tax evasion charge. The Justice Department said U.S. Atty. George Beall of Maryland notified that a personal certified check was received. Agnew also drew three years of unsupervised probation and resigned from office on October 10.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Justice Department
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Maryland
Agnew
Dea
Trick And Treaters Are Ready For Night's Fun
Halloween safety guidance from police and medical groups urges inspecting unwrapped candy and using fire resistant costumes while trick or treating. Stories from Highland Indiana and Southfield Michigan highlight fund raising haunted houses and a diabetic child who must avoid most candy.
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Associated Press
Washington
D.C
The
American Medical Association
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Highland
Ind
Lake County
Young For Christ Organization
Goodman declares run for Missouri state auditor
Courtney Goodman Jr. a former Missouri liquor control supervisor and St. Louis County resident announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state auditor. He criticized Auditor John Ashcroft as a tool of the Republican administration and pledged independent audits. Goodman noted opposition from utilities and corporate interests but said ordinary folks will decide the election. He previously held roles as assistant state attorney general and assistant St. Louis County prosecutor.
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ST. Louis
Courtney Goodman Jr
Missouri Liquor Control
Goodman
St. Louis County
John Ashcroft
Jefferson City
Ashcroft
Vandalians Struck by Fire Destroys Family Home
Fire in Vandalia on South Maple Street gutted a frame house occupied by Mrs. Mary Johnson and five children Joyce, Shirley, Charlene, Vince and Leroy James. Joyce was home alone, left a frying pan, fire rekindled later, and all belongings lost. Helen Allison of Belleville, Michigan, is the owner. The Johnson family seeks clothing and household items. drop at Second Baptist Church or call Mrs. Ed Williams at 594-3319 for details. Sizes needed include women’s 6 7-8 9-10 12. slacks 31-32. shirts 15. Leroy’s 12 months. shoes 5 5.5 7.4. men’s 9. baby shoe 2.
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Vandalia
South Maple Street
Mary Johnson
Joyce
Shirley
Charlene
Vince
Leroy James
Johnson
Second Baptist Church
Sally) Williams
Rome Prepares For Four Dry Days
In Rome, residents filled bathtubs water cans and jugs as the water company plans a four day shutoff starting at midnight to connect new aqueduct pipes. Officials said the work would ensure adequate water supply for the citys growth for the next century.
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Rome
President Nixon Returns From Camp David Trips
President Nixon returned to the White House at 8 30 a m after a two day stay at Camp David the Maryland retreat. It was his fifth visit to Camp David in ten days as he continued a pattern of frequent trips during nearly five years in office. He scheduled a mid afternoon meeting with acting Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Ismail Fahmy
Baker Offers New Idea on Prosecutors
Congressional debate on selecting a Watergate special prosecutor widens. Senator Baker proposes dual coequal appointees by the President from a House and Senate list with Senate approval. Other proposals include Taft’s plan for an attorney general fired prosecutor to face congressional explanation, and Sirica choosing a prosecutor immune to presidential removal.
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Congress
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Nixon
Senate
Baker
House
Robert Taft Jr
Rohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Taft
Ohioan
William B. Saxbe
Bill Cohen
Maine
John Dellenback
Rove
Executive Branch
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Globetrotting Cheat Is In Florida Jail
Michael Henson, an 18 year old from New York City, faces trial January 2 on receiving stolen property charges after a 15 day spree using a friend's Master Charge. He is held in Orange County Jail on $6,500 bond and also accused of cashing two worthless checks and defrauding an Orlando motel operator. Henson was arrested October 21 at a local motel.
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Orlando
Fla
Michael Henson
New York City
Orange County
Henson
Baptists Ask Reforms As Missouri Assembly Debates Money
In Columbia Missouri delegates of the Missouri Baptist Convention moved into elections amid revolt rumors. Dr H L McClanahan sought resignation as executive secretary but the board did not accept it immediately. Financial concerns include a possible 120000 deficit and postdated checks.
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Columbia
General Assembly of the
Missouri Baptist Convention
H. L. McClanahan
Red
Dr. McClanahan
Earl C. Harding
Ameribanc Inc
St. Joseph
Dr. Harding
O. Edwyn Luttrell
First Baptist Church
Grandmother Hitches To Class In Orlando Daily
Elaine Camfield a 72 year old grandmother hitchhikes eight miles to Florida Technological University classes daily. She aims for a college degree using rides and a 30 year life view. An Orange County deputy ordered her to choose a safer spot upsetting traffic.
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Orlando
Fla
Elaine Camfield
Aucience
Florida Technological University
Camfield
Orange County
State Agencies Hike Rural Pay
Jefferson City Missouri AP reports state agencies were told to raise pay for rural employees earning less than urban counterparts. A new law effective Sept 28 ends non metropolitan pay scales. Robert James of the Office of Administration urged equalizing pay for thousands affected at an extra $750 000 cost.
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Jefferson City
Robert James
Office of
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