Anti-Terror Pact Won't Be Easy
Washington officials push for an international anti-terror pact after the Munich massacre. State Department convened 40 nations to discuss curbing terrorists, with talks expected to be long and complex. Israel cautions, Egypt Syria and Lebanon blamed, McGovern calls for action, Senate sanctions pass, and Rabin discusses responsibilities and potential responses.
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Charles Bray
George McGovern
Nixon
Egypt
Senate
Black September
Munich
U.S
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Kuehle Raps Soft Drink Tax Action In Missouri
Republican candidate Harald Wheels Kuehle attacks state leadership as patronage driven and condemns James Kirkpatrick for denying conservation tax petitions. He cites 162 000 Missourians seeking a vote on the soda tax, says Kirkpatrick acted with poor judgment, and blasts the Hearnes Morris Kirkpatrick administration. The two clubs met in Green Park.
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Wheels) Kuehle
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West German police hunt 15 more Arabs over Israeli hostages
West German police sought 15 more Arabs amid investigations into the airfield killing of nine Israeli Olympic team members. The killings and a shootout prompted the Olympic competition to pause then resume with several athletes withdrawing due to shock.
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Munich
Bavarian
Danforth Blames Crime on Community in Missouri
In Columbia Atty Gen John C Danforth stated Pulaski County residents oppose strong law enforcement and tolerate vice fueling crime. He cited ongoing FBI inquiries and a gang war over prostitution and gambling near Ft Leonard Wood. A civilian military advisory board met to decide nocturnal venue restrictions for the base.
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Pulaski County
John C. Danforth
University of Missouri
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ft. Leonard Wood
Danforth
William T. Bradley
Tough new draft of strip mining bill targets Appalachia
House Interior Committee approved the Coal Mine Surface Area Protection Act with a 20 degree overburden slope limit, removing secretary discretion to deny permits. The amendment could curb strip mining in Appalachia, drawing strong support from Rep. Edmondson but triggering a tense vote on unanimous consent.
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Interior Committee
Appalachia
Ed Edmondson
D-Okla
Teno Roncalio
D-Wyo
Secretary of the Interior
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Edmondson
John Melcher
D-Mont
Hope to be first entertainer at MU Hearnes Building
Bob Hope will headline the opening night at the Warren E Hearnes Multipurpose Building in Columbia Missouri on September 30. The show follows the California Missouri football game and will feature a university choral group and other performers to be named later.
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Columbia, Mo
Bob Hope
Warren E. Hearnes
University of Missouri
Hope
Californians Back Death Penalty In Poll Landslide
Californians favor keeping the death penalty by 66 to 24 percent in a statewide poll by the California Poll, with 10 percent undecided or unsure. The survey, amid talk of a November ballot amendment to restore capital punishment deemed unconstitutional last February, surveyed 1,032 people in late July and early August.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Jet Engine Contract Awarded to Chromalloy
Chromalloy American Corp. says a San Antonio Turbine Support Division unit will coat and repair jet engines under a $14 million Air Force contract. Martin Epner of the Metals Group announced the deal, efficiency, and scope of work.
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Chromalloy American Corp
United States Air Force
Martin Epner
Metals Group
San Antonio
Tex
Hearing on Air Strikes Snagged in Senate Probe
Senate committee hearings on General Abrams nomination as Army chief of staff and a probe of unauthorized air strikes against North Vietnam stall over procedural delays. The panel plans to review January through March strikes ordered by Maj. Gen. John Lavelle and examine command procedures and other officials potentially involved.
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Creighton W. Abrams
North Vietnam
John Goldsmith
Senate Armed Services Committee
Harold Hughes
Iowa
U.S
John D. Lavelle
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Vietnam
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Johnny Carson Divorce Sets $100000 Alimony Plan
New York AP report states entertainer Johnny Carson and Joanne Carson are free to remarry. If Mrs Carson weds again she loses alimony of 100000 dollars annually but may keep a $200000 cash settlement and art works valued at 200000. The uncontested divorce became final Tuesday in State Supreme Court.
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New York
Johnny Carson
Joanne
Shoplifting talk guides Mexico High students in retail awareness
Jay Gourley II of Jay's IGA spoke to Bill Maloney's COE class about shoplifting methods and the need for students working in stores to stay alert on the job. Homecoming plans opened with a pep assembly, including a Fulton game preview and a band from Illusions.
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IGA
Bill Maloney
COE
Hannibal
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Illusions
Kansas
Student Boycott For Ratchford Protest at UM College Investiture
Columbia AP Students at the University of Missouri Columbia plan a boycott of the Sept. 15 investiture ceremony for Dr. C Brice Ratchford as 15th university president. They object to Edwin Hutchins resignation and say the Board of Curators forced it over handling of ROTC protestors on April 25.
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University of Missouri-Columbia
C. Brice Ratchford
Dan Viets
Missouri Students Association
Edwin Hutchins
Ratchford
Herbert W. Schooling
Hutchins
McDonnell Union Backs McGovern Backlash Not For McGovern
Césimo Troia of District 837, IAMAW, says the 12,000 member union unit in St Louis will not endorse George McGovern. The district, based at McDonnell Douglas, opposes his call to scrap the F 15 project. The international grand district had endorsed McGovern this week in Los Angeles. Troia added the local members will still work in elections.
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Césimo Troia
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
George McGovern
International
McGovern
Los Angeles
McDonnell- Douglas Corp
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