Plane Downed Near Pit in Muddy Ditch Near Green Shed
Leroy Barker's Cessna 182 en route Seattle to St. Louis forced landing in fog and rain near Mexico. Wing clipped a tree limb, plane slid into a ditch outside A P Green Refractories Capitáréa. Sheriff and FAA involved. aircraft deemed airworthy after local inspection. awaiting written takeoff clearance. Barker had departed Seattle at 9:00 a.m. with stops in Wyoming and Omaha.
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Leroy Barker
Mexico
Seattle
St. Louis
Barker
Harold Sulgrove
FFA
al Broeker
Fulton
Here
FAA
Wyoming
Omaha
Clay Pit
M. L
Bob) Stephenson
Frank Pagano
Richard Vance
Battle over liquor by the drink election in Audrain County
The Audrain Circuit Court heard arguments on whether polls should open for a liquor by the drink election. Judge George P. Adams granted a temporary injunction, with a ruling on permanency expected. Plaintiffs assert tax money spent on an allegedly invalid election harms taxpayers, while officials contend proper notice and funding were provided. Witnesses linked church members and anti liquor groups to the case as petitions and notice issues are argued.
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Audrain Circuit Court
George P. Adams
Circuit
Rolin Boulware
Howard Dillard
Adams
Karl Rask
Ray Morgan
Citizens For Liquor By the Drink Committee
Enalen
Warner Williams
Duane Rankin
al Bailey
Dillard
Church of the Nazarene
Bailey
Anti-Liquor Committee
Mr. Dillard
Werner
Charley &. McCravy
Forrest Forman
Leona Rank
Anti-Liquor
Egypt War Minister orders immediate strong retaliation on Suez front
Egyptian press reports Lt Gen Mohammed Sadek orders armed forces to hit back and silence Israeli fire with all weapons after alleged Shrike missile attack on Egyptian positions near the Suez Canal.
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Associated Press
Mohammed Sadek
Egypt
Sadek
Suez Canal
Israel
St John’s Lutheran Church to construct new building
The St John’s Lutheran Church congregation voted to build a new church with an educational building on a 44 acre site west of Plunkett Park near Dorcas Hendricks Luther Drive north of the parsonage at 1301 W Curtis St. Ground breaking could occur in Spring 1972. The current church at 420 N Olive St traces to 1884 with major remodels most recently in 1958.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Plunkett Park
Dorcas, Hendricks Sts
Luther Drive
W. Curtis St
Olive St
Welsey Houser
Robert George
Hearnes Seeks 700 Million Transit Bond Support
Governor Warren Hearnes urged the St. Louis Traffic Club to back a 700 million transportation bond plan covering highway speedups, mass transit, airports, and bridge replacement. He favors an initiative petition bypassing the legislature, outlining financing safeguards and a department of transportation. Opposing groups caution over regional splits and funding allocations.
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St, Louis
Warren
Hearnes
St. Louis
Highway Department
Department of Transportation
Missouri Association of County Judges
Missouri Bus and Truck Association
Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri
Tourists Hacked By Machete Men in Berkeley Park
Allison Kassenforder and Ione R. Rushak, two young tourists from Missouri and Pennsylvania, were hacked in a Tilider Regional Park parking area near Berkeley as they sat in a parked car. They were taken to Herrick Hospital with serious injuries. investigators said no robbery attempt occurred and the attackers fled in a white sedan.
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Berkeley
Calif
Allison Kassenforder
Ferguson
Ione. R. Rushak
Vandergrift
Tilder
Herrick Hospital
Hassenforder
Rushak
What Happens To A Man In Missouri Prison?
Missouri's penitentiary, a small city of 1650 inmates, stresses education to aid release. The piece notes the impact of attitude, potential rehabilitation, and the threat of violence, referencing Attica and a 1954 prison riot. It frames prison as a mirror of outside life with limited reform for hardened inmates.
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Missouri
George Litterley
Associated Press
Jefferson City, Mo
Jefftown
Corrections Administration
Harold R. Swenson
New York
Attica
Missouri Penitentiary
Missouri's Penitentiary
U N faces over China seating and SALT talks
U S secretary general contender Rogers and U N ambassadors push for China seating reform and budget cuts while steering talks with Israel and Egypt. Gromyko backs SALT progress amid Berlin and nuclear accident consultation plans as Hirohito visit looms. Chinese Foreign Minister Chow warns of end if Red China admitted.
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General Assembly
China
U Fan
U.N
Middle East
Helsinki
Washington-Moscow
Rogers
Kremlin's
Ani
Europe
Berlin
Alaska
Nixon
Japan
Hirohito
New York
U.S
Peking
George Bush
United Nations
Taiwan
Bush
CBS
Face the Nation
Chow Shu-kai
NBC
Meet the Press
Red China
UAW Boss Decries Nixon Plan as Reverse Robin Hood
United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock told Congress that Nixon’s economic policy favors big business and the rich at the expense of the middle class and poor. He endorsed only repeal of the 7 percent excise tax on new automobiles and warned of large corporate tax cuts shifting revenue to the middle and lower incomes.
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Washington
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Congress Today
Nixon
Joint Economic Committee
Woodcock
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Hollis Davidaon
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St. John’s
Robin Hood
UAW
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