Tito to Step Down After 25 Years in Yugoslavia
Belgrade AP report states Tito announces plans to step down after 25 years as president and to be replaced by a collective presidium representing Yugoslavia's six republics and major organizations. He cites need for reform and denies timetable, noting possible political crisis without restructuring. His move follows a long leadership era, with no immediate effect on Nixon’s visit to Yugoslavia.
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Agostavia
Zagreb
Moscow
Reor
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Soviet Union
United States
Washington
Nixon
U.S
Agnew Talk Stirs Campus Unrest Sparks Debate On Violence
New York AP Vice President Spiro Agnew, debating university students, blames campus unrest on permissive administration attitudes while a student calls him a precursor of violence. The TV discussion with four students covered Kent State killings and ROTC fires, as Agnew defends his stance and cites extenuating campus factors. He plans to campaign in Louisville, Memphis and Indianapolis.
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New York
Spira T. Agnew
Agnew
Richard Silverman
University of Washington
David Frost
Silverman
Kent State University
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Ohio Free
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Miss Jefferson
Gregory Craig
Yale Law School
Steve Bright
University of Kentucky
America
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Louisville
Memphis
Tenn
Indianapolis
Hendrix Death Sealed Until Inquest in London
AP reports Jimi Hendrix, 27, died in London after an unconscious state at a friend's home. A Goitmariem exam finished Monday but its results await coroner’s hearing. Hendrix, who arrived Sept 6 for a series of appearances, was named top pop musician of 1967 by British fans. A separate incident describes a Hannibal woman misled by a moving auto tease and a man who offered a motel visit after a car rear-end claim.
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London
Jimi Hendrix
Hendrix
St. Mary's Abbot Hospital
Britain
Hannibal
Mark Twain Bridge
Close 27 Cities Tax Loophole Plan And Missouri Sales Tax
AP reports Treasury officials urge tax reporting to close a loophole where physicians underreport Medicare and Medicaid income. Lawmakers consider a $25 reporting threshold via IRS data processing. Missouri towns vote on municipal sales taxes, listing 21 cities with approved half or full cent levies and upcoming referendums in Neosho Washington Poplar Bluff and Flat River.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Flat River
Canton
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Richmond Heights
Brentwood
St. Ann
St. Louis
Hannibal
Jefferson City
Jennings
Watson Woods
Wellston
Clayton
University City
Crestwood
Webster Groves
Marlborough
Dellwood
Bridgeton
Shrewsbury
Sedalia
Crystal City
Census Adds 547 More At California
California Missouri officials celebrate after Census Bureau admits tabulation error raised the city population to 3,007 from 2,500. A citizen recount organized by the Chamber of Commerce and service clubs found about 689 people omitted. Wayne Woodard says the city accepts the new count as officials review other potential tabulation errors.
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Census Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Wayne Woodard
Woodward
Real Estate Permits Issued For Several Local Homes
Westenhaver Construction Co. receives permit to build a home at 701 S. West It for Mrs. Betty Maximovitch for 12000. Dick Armstrong gets a carport permit at 712 W. Monroe St for 200. Oscar Comer to reroof at 1510 N. Washington St for 100. Elmer Magnus to reroof at 25 N. Grand St for 30. John Pierce to reroof a house for Mrs. Jessie Jenkins at 24 Venus for 185. Economy Lumber Co. to reroof for H. B. Cauthorn at 727 W. Monroe St for 150. Carl Niederschulte to remodel a porch for Bob Miller at 414 N Western St for 400.
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S. West It
Betty Maximovitch
Taylor Sewell
Dick Armstrong
Monroe St
Oscar Comer
Washington St
Elmer Magnus
N. Grand St
John Pierce
Jessie Jenkins J
Venus
Economy Lumber Company
H. B. Cawthorn
Carl Niederschulte
Bob Miller
Western St
Burger In Hospital For Back Treatment
Maine hospital report places Chief Justice Warren Burger under care at Medical Center for a back injury after a Monday wrenching episode. An aide said the injury is not serious and he plans to return to work soon.
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Goldie M. Bell
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Anna Hilkemeyer
Floyd
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Millard J
Mary Hayes
Bessie Copeland
Martinsburg
Mexico
Raymond E
Sallie Wright
Don H
Faye Glasford
Betty Potts
Gallaher-Kent Parkside
Mary L. Teague
Ray L. Stephens
Robert A
Inez Stephens
J. W
Lois Dowell
William K
Barbara Dowell
N. SW
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Lucille Johnson
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City of Mexico
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First Baptist Church
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Park Circle
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Alma Smith
Cleo
Onema Brown
Archie Jacksons
Portland
Maine
Said
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John & Ruth Schafer
Knights of Columbus Club
Lots Medical Center
Ysartinsburg
Monday Burger
George Miller
Floyd R
Leona Mullins
R&w
Clyde
Katheryn James
Larry L
Sandra Mann
Paul J. Fennewald
Vincent i Justice
Margaret Fennewald
General Denies My Lai Influence From Top
The Army says General Connor did not influence the My Lai decisions. In Atlanta he testified that he spoke hypothetically and that the legion speech referred to possible military law, not My Lai. Trials in the My Lai cases continue with Sgt Torres and others facing court-martial charges including premeditated murder and assault to murder.
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Albert O. Connor
Ernest. Li
Medina
Montrose
Colo
Atlanta
Weltner
Gas
Torres
Brownsville
Tex
Charlesinor
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inci!Weltner
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Army
Max D. Hutson
Williamsport
Ind
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Sgt
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Tallulah
Hutto
My Lail
Malaria Cases Rise in US and Puerto Rico in 1969
The Center for Disease Control reports 3,006 malaria cases in the United States and Puerto Rico for 1969, up 1,196 from the prior year. Officials attribute the rise entirely to more military cases imported from Vietnam.
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Atlanta, Ga
United States
Puerto Rico
Center For Disease Control
Vietnam
Personal News Of Vandalia Moves And Visits
Several new residents have moved into the Tri County Nursing Home including Mrs Cleve Wright Mrs Dorothy Coons Hannah Bal Mrs Lou Eva Ralston Bowling Green Leslie Wright formerly Rogers Nursing Home St John Mo William Feldman Bowling Green Mrs Bessie Askey Jonesburg Claude Beedle Vandalia and Mrs Otlia Wieberg Martinsburg Lena Tribble Denver Colo visits Selby Good pasture Mr and Mrs Leslie Crow Miss Lillian Crow and Mrs Lottia Gregg visit Mrs Henry Oaks and Mrs Elsie Lane Sunday Gerald Livingston and son Chris Collingsville IL visit Mrs Darlene Livingston on Sunday
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Yeee Avaraco
Tri-County
Cleve Wright
Dorothy Coons
Hannibal
Lou Eva Ralston
Bowling Green
Gail Carr Fg
Leslie Wright
Rogers Nursing Home
St. John
William Feldman
Bessie Askey
Jonesburg Nursing Home
Claude Beedle
Vandalia
Otilia Wieberg
Martinsburg
Lena Tribble
Denver
Colo
Selby Goodpasture
Leslie Crow
Lillian Crow
Lottia Gregg
Henry Oaks
Elsie Lane
Gerald Livingston
Chris
Collingsville, Il
Darlene Livingston
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