Democrats fault Nixon and GOP targets Missouri platform
Jefferson City AP rounds up state party conventions. Democrats attack Nixon while urging tax shifts to ease local burdens, call for education aid and stronger crime laws. Republicans pledge state government reform, tax reforms, and support for education, health, highways, with Symington praised for foreign policy stance. American Party names Ed Ryan as chairman with a slate of officers.
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Jefferson City
American Party
J. Nick Gray
Maryville
Joan Crawford
St. Louis
Jean Jones
Harrisonville
D.E. Caywood
Springfield
George Wallace
Ed Ryan
Dixon
Rosalia Hoffman
Independence
Jean Lacy
Bridgeton
Frank Collens
Hillsboro
Lymon Bergmanis
Kirkwood
Julia Bears
Kansas City
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
U.S. Senate
Symington
Nixon
Electronics Class Will Open Monday at Mexico Area Vocational School
Enrollment for Electronics I class begins Monday at 7:00 p.m. at the Mexico Area Vocational Technical School, with 16 other skilled classes. The course runs twice weekly for 15 weeks, covers basic physics and circuit analysis, costs 40 dollars per semester plus books, and is taught by Gary Vines. Dr. Thomas Farrell, Berkeley math professor and great-nephew of Miss Pauline Ketter, will deliver a talk at an international congress in Nice, France.
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Mexico Area
D. C
Gary Vines
Thomas Farrell
E.F. Ketler
Heingling
International Congress of Training and Nunsegare
Nice
France
Nick
Robert
Five Vehicles In Double-Death Crash
Five vehicles on U S Highway 67 near De Soto Missouri collided after a passing attempt. St Louis couple Silven Randolph 59 and wife Myrile died. Two others John Hannaford 46 and passenger William Sittes 14 were seriously hurt. Henry A Carrico 62 faced a traffic summons.
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St. John's ‘Mercy Hospital
Hijacked British jetliner lands in Beirut amid hostage crisis
Western airliners remain seized as 178 hostages held by Palestinian guerrillas in Jordan face pressure from Arab diplomats who promise to urge release. In U S politics, Bumpers upends Faubus for Democratic nomination and faces Rockefeller in November as South Vietnam sees intensified clashes and Jordan fights guerrillas after cease fire collapse.
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Middle East
Beirut
International Red Cross
Jordan
Washington
U.S
Nixon seeks Hendricks to avert nationwide rail wage dispute
Washington AP reports Everett Hendricks, long a patient at Phillips Home Audrain Hospital after a hip fracture, has reappeared following a wage settlement valued near 500,000. The Nixon administration aims to resolve a looming nationwide railroad labor dispute now.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Everett Hendricks
Phillips
Paper Pick Up To Be Saturdayby Scout Troop 38
Boy Scout Troop 38 schedules its annual paper drive for Saturday with Robert Stites as chairman. Papers should be donated to the scouts and bundled at the curb by 8 a.m. The troop will collect across the entire city.
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Robert Stites
Miss America Parade Lights Boardwalk in Atlantic City
Fifty Miss America contestants rode the night parade as crowds of about 200000 filled the boardwalk. Grand marshals included Bert Parks and Ruth Malcolmson Schanhel, with Pamela Eldred in beige lace. Forty bands and 55 floats joined the event amid minor disturbances as night festivities returned. A separate note reports Roger Day enrolling as a freshman at the University of Illinois in Champaign.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Grand Marshalls
Bert Parks
Ruth Malcomson Schanhel
Pamela Eldred
Albert A. Marks Jr
Air Mail Box Puzzles Birds Too
In rural Missouri a mailbox west of Lindsborg becomes a local curiosity as birds use a home made Air Mail box. Johnston and GMC officials discuss student administration relations at a standing meeting, noting openness to new ideas. GMC enrolls about 850 students.
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Kan
Fayette
Johnston
Nelson
Alli
GMC
Dr. House
Harold P. Hamilton
Thelin
Hamilton
Charac
Jone Coed
OMC
Smugglers Seized as $20 Million in Drugs Is Found
New York customs officials report seizures of drugs valued at about 20 million dollars on the illegal market. During the period beginning June 1 they arrested 1261 persons.
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New York
Union plans battle for strike in auto industry
DETROIT AP United Auto Workers President Leonid Woodcock visited Ford as three year contracts with GM Chrysler and Ford near expiry to discuss a new wage pattern. He warned of a selective GM strike to avoid a full industry shutdown and protect essential parts supply including GM produced wiring harnesses and steering columns.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Woodcock
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Woodcocks
Packard Electric
Warren
Ohio
Miss Paula Willer In Practice Teaching at Pleasant Lea School
Miss Paula Willer a senior at Central Missouri State College in Warrensburg is doing practice teaching at Lee's Summit as a second grade teacher at Pleasant Lea School. Daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Willer she will complete teaching duties mid November then return to college to finish her final year.
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Paula Willer
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Lee’s Summit
Pleasant Lea School
John W. Willer
Willer
US May Withdraw B52s from Thailand
In Bangkok Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn said the United States may withdraw its Thai based B52s while keeping Utapao airbase facilities. He noted the US would likely leave some arms and equipment behind. Thanom spoke after a parliamentary session and said he discussed the matter with Adm. John S. McCain Jr. The United States mission declined comment.
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Bangkok
Thanom Kittikachorn
Thanom
United States
Utapao
U.S
Thailand
Adm. Johns. McCain Jr
U.S. Pacific Forces
Single Passenger For First Air Run In Omaha
After four years seeking better air service Omaha gains nonstop North Central Airlines to Minneapolis St Paul. The inaugural flight carried one passenger and 97 empty seats. Reservations suggest traffic will rise notably by week’s end, district sales manager Gilbert Newmann said.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
North Central Airlines
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Gilbert Newmann
Brigham Young Wins Democratic Nomination in Utah Primary
Brigham H. Young, 70, captured the Democratic nomination for Carbon County clerk auditor by a two to one margin in Tuesday’s primary. He faces no Republican opponent in November. Young is a great grandson of Phil Ineas Young and a relative of Brigham Young, prominent Utah pioneer and early LDS Church leader.
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Price
Utah
Brigham H. Young
Carbon County
Phil Ineas Young
Brigham
Young
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Farmer Adopts 9 Austrian Orphans
In Boise Idaho AP report on naturalization day 48 people gained U S citizenship including a dairy farmer and his wife from Caldwell who adopted nine Austrian orphans aged 15 to 17. The Coulsons operated an Salzburg orphanage in the 1950s and said the move aimed to provide a better life in the United States.
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Boise, Idaho
Nina
U.S
Joseph Coulson
Caldwell
Salzburg
Austria
United States
Coulson
No Turnip Store Mrs Hulen Better
Edith Hulen, who had been in intensive care at Audrain Hospital in Durham North Carolina, is recovering after a heart attack. Her condition improved as she moved from intensive care to a general unit with satisfactory progress.
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Edith’ Hulen
Durham
N.C
Audrain Hospital
California City residents dispute census tally loss
California Missouri officials protest a census showing a loss of 238 residents since 1960. A door to door recount by the Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Kiwanis Lions found 689 more people than the official count, totaling 3,239. Wayne Woodard leads the recount and says sworn signatures confirm 3,150 names were provided to federal officials. The city seeks a recount with visible evidence.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Lions
Chamber
Wayne Woodard
Woodard
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