Royalist Military Takeover In Jordan
A royalist military regime led by Field Marshal Habis Majali seized control in Jordan and imposed martial law to halt civil war threats. King Hussein named Majali military governor and ordered direct control of districts. The takeover followed escalating guerrilla clashes with Palestinian forces led by Yasir Arafat who urged Arab ambassadors to back a ceasefire. The new government, headed by Prime Minister Brig. Mohammed Daoud, seeks to end internal fighting, support Palestinian resistance, and enforce ceasefires with guerrillas while withdrawing troops from cities.
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Amman
Jordan
Habis Majali
Majali
Damascus
Yasir Arafat
al Fatahin
Hussein
Abdel Mo
Jin
Popular’ ‘Front For the Liberation of ‘Palestine
IIL
Mohammed Daoud
Jerusalem
Kasserr el Maita
Palestian Guerrilas
Zarqa
Irbid
Guerrilas
Ae Kg
Palestinian Resistance Movement
Amman, Jordan
Mullinville 500 Mile Jogging Drive for Students
Mullinville Kansas elementary and junior high students in grades five through eight may enter the Mullinville 500 on voluntary basis. Under district physical education instructor Ken Harpe students jog after school up to one hour per session and some run two nights weekly. By Sept 1 several had logged over 50 miles with two eighth graders and one seventh grader above fifty miles. the program aims to reach 1,000 miles for some students.
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Mullinville
Kan
Ken Har Pe
Harris
Top U S officials insist on revived Arab Israeli talks
Washington officials reject Egypt’s claim that peacemaking is over and promise all means to restart stalled Arab Israel negotiations. Jordan’s royalist regime imposes martial law to curb civil conflict as wider regional tensions persist.
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Washington
Egypt
U.S
Middle East
Audrain County selects ASCS committee and alternates
Audrain County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service township committees meet Saturday to elect a county committee member and two alternates. Delegates include chairmen vice chairs and members elected last week. Names listed for Cuivre Linn Saling Salt River and South Fork Wilson Roberts Prater and more.
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Audrain County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Cuivre
Paul Clithero
Paul E. Galloway
Richard Authur
William Kohl
Donald Nichols
Linn
Julius Fennewald
John L. Maxwell
Gerald
Salt River
South Fork
Gayle Ridgeway
A. Jack Cram
Roy J. Hannah
Ronald Baker
Martin Smith
Wilson
Harlan Spurling
Eric Rowe
Edward Smith
Roberts Prater
Orma Mackey Jr
Danforth Urges Reform of Congress to Boost Responsiveness
In St Louis AP report, Atty Gen John C Danforth, a Republican Senate hopeful, calls for reorganizing Congress to be more responsive and efficient. He criticizes lobbyist influence and the seniority system, urging ongoing questioning of law implementation and amendments or repeal if laws fail the people.
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ST. Louis
Congress
Atty
John C. Danforth
Danforth
National Association of Accountants
Senate
Missouri
Rainbow Installation of Girls Officers Rescheduled
Installation of new officers for the Order of Rainbow for Girls is moved to Saturday September 26 at Burroughs Masonic Temple. Miss Becky Mills will be installed as worthy advisor. Grand officers expected as guests at 6 30 p m during next week’s meeting at the temple.
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The
Order of Rainbows
Burroughs Masonic Temple
Becky Mills
Jetliner Skids at Kennedy Airport Splits in Half
An Alitalia DC8 carrying 156 passengers skidded on landing at Kennedy Airport and split in half. Six crew and 71 passengers injured, 10 hospitalized. NTSB will investigate Tuesday. Also notes local births, moving notice, and outdated newspaper ads from Mexico Ledger.
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NEW York
Kennedy Airport
George van Epps
Northeast
National Transportation Safety Board
Missouri Squires announce 11 new members for 1970
The Missouri Squires named 11 new squires Tuesday in Jefferson City. Initiation will take place Oct. 9 at a luncheon in the executive mansion. The roster includes Charles L. Bacon Kansas City. H Roe Bartle former mayor. G Duncan Bawman. James T Blair Jr.. Dan Devine. A J Drinkwater Jr.. Richard H Ichord. Earle B Jewell. Jack Matthews. Lewis M Means. Jack Stapleton Sr.. and Elliot H Stein.
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Jack Matthews
Jefferson City
Missouri Academy of
Squires
Charles L. Bacon
Kansas
American Legion
H. Roe Bartle
Kansas Tar
99. City
G. Duncan Baw
Gov. Man
James T. Blair Jr
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
per-Devine
Iormed
Missouri Tigers
Columbia
J. Drinkwater Jr
Charleston
Richard H. Ichord
Houston
Earle B. Jewell
Forsyth
University of Missouri
Lewis M. Means
Fayette
Jack Stapleton Sr
Stanberry
Highway Commission
Elliot H. Stein
St. Louis
Callaway Fox Hunt Seen as Purple Proclamation Event
A dramatic proclamation by Fulton Mayor W C Murphy marks a 1970 Callaway Fox Hunt weekend in the Kingdom of Callaway. The celebration features fox and dog chases, feasting, and local lore, with a 21 hour field hunt over three days and a prize of 1000 dollars for the winning dog.
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Callaway Fox Hunt
Fulton
Missouri
Kingdom of
Calla
Tennessee
Colleen
W. C. Murphy
United States
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Callaway
Nixon Trip Expands to Yugoslavia First for an American president
President Nixon’s European journey will include a visit to Communist Yugoslavia marking the first such trip by a U S president. He will also meet in Italy Spain and Britain and will spend an evening in Belgrade with Tito. The trip focuses on the Mediterranean and NATO interests as Nixon reviews Sixth Fleet exercises from the Saratoga and discusses the Middle East crisis and Arab hijackings with European leaders.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Spiro T. Agfnew
Washington
Nixon
Yugoslavia
White House
Italy
Spain
Brito. Com
Ronald J. Ziegler
Ziegler
France
West Germany
Tito
Mediterranean
Saratoga
Mediterrenene
NATO
Naples
Talks Deadlocked In Teamster Strike
In Joplin Missouri union and management spokesmen reported no new talks scheduled as Teamsters strike held by Local 823 over mileage provisions and pay. Bill Schweiker introduced federal crime proposal to ban interstate travel with intent to assault or injure officers during such disruptions.
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Joplin
Washington
Tristate
Richard 8. Schweiker
R-Pa
Motors Inc
Tri State
Nance
William C. Cramer
Schweiker
Islerations
Itsterstate
Japan
Texas
Bill Kitts
Iniana
Tex
Longiers
Colo
Washington, D
U.S
Methodist Men to Hear Ernie Mehl
Ernie Mehl former Kansas City Star sports editor and Empire State Bank vice president will speak at the Mexico United Methodist Church dinner tonight for the Methodist Men group hosting their wives. Dinner at 6 30 p m served by church women. tickets are all sold. Mehl named Newspaper Man of the Year and past president of Byline Club and NAB Writers. long active in Kansas City civic groups and Incal if cersed preacher of United Methodist Church. He has taught an adult Bible class for 19 years.
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Nave
Kingdom of
Callaway
Fulton
Alt
I. W.C. Murphy
City of
Ernie Mehl
The
Kansas City Star
Empire State Bank of Kansas City
Mexico United Methodist Church
Mehl
Byline Club
National Association of Baseball Writers
Kansas City
United Methodist Church
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Hambro
Chicago
North Korea
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Mid America Today
Order In Society
Kansas State University
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Assembly
House-Senate
Edward
ASCS
Charles van Boening
W. V. van Boening
Latney St
Audrain Hospital
Charles Flagius
William
Elizabeth
Eric
Kathy
W. G. van Boening
Vandalia
Jewett Brewer Sr
Mexico
Jeannetta Brewer
Buresh
Ray Buresh
S. Western Ave
Ingram Mobile Homes
South Highway
Audrain
Missouri Squires
Squire
Dan Devine
Charles, Bacon
H, Ron Bartle
Y, Duncan Baiman
A. J. Drinkwater, Jr
Richard H, Ithard
Earle B
Jowell
Jack Stapleton
Lewis M
Pizza Hut
Mexico Lanes
A&w Drive-In
Methodist
Primo
Connie Asseen
Mary Eastwoop Seberg
Ravtuuston EL
Ms Tery Mes Aga
MNT
Levner
Michael Caine
Noel Coward
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