Yelling Match In Legislature Yelling Match In Legislature
In Jefferson City Missouri the House failed to override three Hearnes vetoes in a special session as it began a bills list. The closest vote to override was 35 to 110 with 108 needed. The governor said attempts to control federal funds encroach on executive power while hearings opened on a $23.5 million emergency money request. The session featured Dr C Brice Ratchford of the University of Missouri urging teachers’ concerns.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Warren E. Hearnes
House
Senate
C. Brice Ratchford
University of Missouri
University
Thomas Graham
E. J. Cantrell
D-Overland
Graham
Patrick J. Hickey
D-St. Louis
Cantrell
Hickey
Don Manford
Kansas City
Senate Appropriations Committee
Manford
Hearnes
Public Defender
Highway Patrol
Welfare Division
Munich selects 15 Arabs hunted after Olympic attack
West German police pursued 15 Arabs linked to the Munich Olympic killings amid fears of attacks on Jewish and European groups. The Interior Ministry warned of possible mail bombs and linked violence to revenge for the airport incident. In Israel, a patrol crossed into Lebanon after a clash, while interrogations continued for three captured suspects.
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Munich
West Germany
Israel
Interior Ministry
Europe
Cairo
U.S
Germany
Egypt
Bonn
Lebanon
Ibrahim Badran
Abd el Kadir el Dnawy
Samer Mohamed Abdulah
Jordan
Syria
Olympic Village
Fuerstenfeldbruck
Middle East
Golda Meir
Union petitions withdrawn in five refractories plants
Union elections on representation by District 60 Allied and Technical Workers and District 50 were halted as AFL-CIO no raid rules applied after District 50 merged into the Steelworkers. Petitions covered Kaiser Refractories Mexico Works, Harbison-Walker Vandalia, Combustion Engineering Walsh Vandalia, North American Refractories Farber, Wellsville Fire Brick Wellsville.
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Owen H. Bolen
United Steelworkers
Afl-Cio
District 50
Steelworkers Union
NLRB
District 60
Allied and Technical Workers
Bolen
McBride
St. Louis
I. W. Abel
Steelworkers
Elwood Moffett
International District 50
Abel
Tregret
Washington
United Brick and Clay Workers
Mexico
Kaiser
Harbison-Walker
Dresser Industries
Vandalia
Combustion Engineering
Walsh
North American
Farber
Wellsville Fire Brick Co
Wellsville
UBCW
No Tax Hike pledge from Nixon after meeting with GOP
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott and House GOP Leader Gerald Ford said President Nixon promised no tax increase would be proposed by this administration. They noted no time limit was set and emphasized McGovern's tax plans as the alternative. Agnew and MacGregor joined the session in the Cabinet Room amid broader GOP criticism.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Ford
White House
George McGovern
Scott
McGovern
Spiro T. Agnew
Clark MacGregor
Congress
Booth
GOP
Ten Israelis Return Home After Munich Massacre
Ten Israeli Olympians arrived home to a mournful scene as coffins draped in Star of David flags were driven to a memorial ceremony. Weightlifter David Berger’s body was flown from the Munich tragedy to Cleveland for burial, while crowds and officials mourned at Lod Airport and in the communities where the dead lived.
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Jerusalem
David Berger
U.S. Air Force
Cleveland
Ohio
M1 Ad
Lod
Prencher Golda Meir
Siater
Shana Kreingold
Yigal Alon
Meir
Free World
Elmwood Boulevard Intersection Opens to Traffic
Elmwood Boulevard Intersection will be opened to traffic this afternoon city engineer Gilbert Patrick said. Elmwood Drive north remains closed and slurry seal work is planned Friday including Lakeview Drive west to Western Street and Elmwood Drive from Lakeview Drive north to the concrete south of the Florsheim Shoe plant.
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Boulevard
Elmwood Drive
Gilbert Patrick
Patrick
Flatwood
Lakeview Drive
Western Street
Florsheim Shoe Cy
Offensive Reaches New High In Viet Offensive
In Saigon the 5% month Viet Cong and North Vietnamese push reached a new peak with a tank assault on Tien Phuoc district town and a sapper strike on Vinh Nhi base camp near Highway 4. At least 22 South Vietnamese soldiers were killed and 77 wounded as heavy fighting raged around Tien Phuoc, 12 miles from Tam Ky, 40 miles south of Da Nang, with multiple battalions involved and air support limited by clouds.
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Saigon
Que Son
Mekong
Vinh Nhi
Delta
Tien Phuoc
da Nang
Tam Ky
US Air Losses Rise in Vietnam Conflict Report
The day saw limited Vietname skirmishes near Thang Binh and an outpost near Landing Zone Baldy. U S Navy jets hit Haiphong depots as two planes were downed and two airmen missing, bringing North Vietnam losses to 46 jets and 96 missing airmen since April 6.
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Que Son
Thang Binh
Baldy
Haiphong
North Vietnam
U.S
United States
Hanoi
Navy
Hancock
Thanh Hoa
Gulf of Tonkin
Hugo Doerge Dies at 82 Rites Saturday
Hugo Doerge 82 lifelong farmer from Littleby near Mexico died at Audral Medical Center where he had been hospitalized since Aug. 5 He farmed Route KK until recently active in church and Prairie Lea School District director for 21 years Born Oct 27 1899 he married Madge Hollingsworth in 1917 Survived by wife four daughters sister six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral set for 2 p m Saturday at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Ivan O Donaldson burial Elmwood Cemetery Family to receive friends after 7 p m Friday
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Hugo
Dick) Doerge
Littleby
Mexico
Audral Medical Center
Evangelical Church
Madge F. Hollingsworth
Lous
Lydia) Luckner
Edwin
Clementine) Lierheimer
Everett
Buena) Young
Mexico Area
Clarinda Doerge
H.E
Mary) Klusman
Arnold Funeral Home
Ivan O. Donaldson
Mexico Methodist Circuit
Elmwood Cemetery
Dowd reports $204000 campaign spending
ST. LOUIS AP. Democratic gubernatorial candidate Edward L. Dowd announced a primary campaign outlay of $204,476. The disclosure covers campaign expenditures to support his bid.
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St, Louis
Edward L. Dowd
Appointment of Stanley Erdel Deputy Juvenile Officer
Stanley F. Erdel of Mexico and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Erdel, has been appointed deputy juvenile officer for the 12th judicial circuit by order of Judge George P. Adams with county court approval. Salary is 5500 annually, 5016.84 by Mid Missouri Regional Law Enforcement Assn and 438.20 from county funds, prorated across three counties. Erdel, a Mexico High School graduate, studied at Hannibal LaGrange College and Southwest Missouri State College, earning a sociology degree this summer.
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Stanley F. Erdel
Leo Erdel
Mexico Ate
12Th Judicial Circuit
George P. Adams
Mid. Missouri Regional Law Enforcement Assn
Mexico High School
Erdel
Hannibal LaGrange College
Southwest Missouri State College
Cost Council Mounts Meat Price Watch
Washington AP reports the Cost of Living Council ordered a close watch on retail meat prices and urged tighter action after wholesale declines. Director Donald Rumsfeld telegraphed large food retailers about high retail beef prices and asked the IRS to monitor about 100 major chains. He noted the August gap between wholesale carcass beef and retail prices was 37 cents per pound, versus 28.4 cents a year earlier, and suggested changes to curb price levels without punishing stores cooperating in price reductions. Also announced: birth of James Robert Johnston at Audrain Medical Center weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces to James W. Johnston and wife, with grandparents named.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
The
Price Commission
Donald Rumsfeld
Council
Internal Revenue Service
Rumsfeld
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
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Clyde Moore
Columbus Dispatch
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City Recorder of Deeds
Christopher ‘Kit’ Bond
Bond
Richard A. Gephardt
Gephardt
Cost Council
Grayson
Flaher Foods
Jewel Tea
Lucky Stores
Safeway Food
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James W. Johnston
Carson St
Audrain Medical Center
James Robert
Eee Tee
Johnston
Expy Duval
Mexico Route 1
Lizabeth Snook
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