Chinese Telecast Fails To Show National Day Coverage
Hong Kong viewers watched a two hour Peking telecast that offered a North Vietnam visit a acupuncture documentary and a gymnastics display by an Albanian team. No parade or decisive National Day content was shown amid rumors of political shifts and possible military tension with the Soviet Union.
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Canton Television
Peking
China
Red
Mao Tse-tung
North Vietnam
Chou En-lai
Chou
Radio Peking
Communist Party
Tien Anmen
Mao
Soviet Union
Kiwanis Sets Mexico Community Chest Goal at 52000
Norman Genthon told the Mexico Kiwanis Club the Community Chest goal is $52,000 for ten non profit agencies. Drive begins Oct 4 with expenses for supplies between $400 and $600. Beneficiaries include Red Cross council Scouts Heart of Missouri Cerebral Palsy US Mexico Recreation Salvation Army Youth Center and Social Service.
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Jim Reznicek
Drive
Audrain-Montgomery Red Cross
Boy Scouts Great Rivers Council
Girl Scouts
Heart of Missouri Council
East Central Missouri Mental Health Assn
USC
Mexico Recreation Assn
Salvation Army
Mexico Youth Center
Mexico Social Service
Dick Mace
Jim Kiburz
Jerry Price
Osmond in Surgery Receives Emergency Appendectomy
Hollywood AP reports 14 year old singer Donny Osmond of the Osmond Brothers is recovering after an emergency appendectomy at a West Los Angeles hospital. The surgeon was Dr. Irving Newman, father of musician Randy Newman.
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Hollywood
Donny Osmond
Osmond Brothers
Donny
Los Angeles
Irving Newman
Randy Newman
Suit to award Missouri parochial aid dismissed
A three judge federal court in St Louis dismissed a suit by parents seeking state aid for parochial and private schools. The ruling upheld Missouri constitutional and legal prohibitions on public aid to private schools and cited a recent U S Supreme Court decision. Atty Gen Danforth moved to dismiss, representing the state and state board of education.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
U.S. Supreme Court
Atty. Gen
John C. Danforth
State of Missouri
State Board of Education
Voters Reject Tax Increases In Missouri Local Elections
Independence and North Kansas City voters soundly rejected school levy hikes. Springfield residents again turned down a one cent city sales tax. Brookfield voters defeated a one cent sales tax while Bucklin approved a $20,000 fire equipment bond. Both Brookfield and Bucklin also endorsed land annexations.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Independence
North
Kansas City
Springfield
Brookfield
Bucklin
Two Amendments Attract Support In Missouri Vote
In Jefferson City two of five proposed constitutional amendments drew public comment. The Associated General Contractors of Missouri and the Missouri Medical Association backed a $150 million water pollution control bond, arguing it would fund sewage treatment and secure $600 million in combined state, federal, and local funds. State Rep. John T. Russell criticized the pari mutuel betting legalization proposal as gambler driven.
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Associated General Contractors of Missouri
The
Missouri Medical Association
Medical Association
AGC
John T. Russell
Lebanon
House
Thieu orders police to shoot to kill rioters in Saigon
In Saigon President Nguyen Van Thieu ordered police to shoot to kill antigovernment rioters who throw firebombs or endanger lives. The move came as a terrorist bomb wounded 24 in Gia Dinh province and anti-Thieu demonstrations occurred in Da Nang. Police fired tear gas at students and no casualties were reported.
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Nguyen van Thien
Vu Khanh
Thieu
National Police
Gia Dinh
le van Tu
da Nang
Duong van
Big” Minh
Vice President Withdraws From Presidential Race
Vice President Ngu yen Cao Ky withdrew from the presidential race alleging the election was rigged by Thieu. He stated that a president chosen in an uncontested election can in no way represent the people.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu
Guilty Plea in College City Slaying Case
Marvin James Hall Jr. of Columbus Georgia pleaded guilty in Cole county circuit court to manslaughter after the murder charge was reduced. He admitted shooting Ferman Alonzo Thomas a used car salesman last April 16 while a Lincoln University student. Judge James T. Riley ordered a pre sentence investigation.
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Jefferson City
Marvin James Hall Jr
Columbus
Cole County
Ferman Alonzo Thomas
Hall
Lincoln University
James T. Riley
Sterling Price Biography Published by Missouri Press
The University of Missouri Press releases a new biography of Sterling Price by Robert Shalhope, an Oklahoma University history assistant professor and author of Civil War works.
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Sterling Price
Columbia
University of Missouri Press
Robert Shalhope
University of Oklahoma
Today In History Five Years Ago Riot Calm Restored
Five years ago order was restored to a riot area in San Francisco as police replaced National Guardsmen on patrol. One year ago Egyptians and other Arabs mourned the death of President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt.
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San Francisco
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Flood warns of danger in Canal Zone
Rep Flood cautions on risks as U S Panamanian negotiators seek a new Canal Zone treaty amid opposition to Panamanian sovereignty demands. The 1903 treaty term granting perpetual U S use and control remains under renegotiation after riots in January 1964, with three drafts from 1967, little progress reported.
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Canal Zone
Washington
U.S
United States
Renewed Push to Ratify Panama Canal Terms Faces Silence
The 1971 Panama talks remain unrated by both nations with no public character of negotiations. Rep. Daniel J. Flood Tells of grave consequences to U S security if Panama gains management and defense over the waterway as Republicans and Democrats spar in Washington.
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House of Representatives
Panama
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
U.S
Paul Doll 18 in Jefferson City
Paul N. Doll executive director of the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers is hospitalized after an apparent heart attack at his home Saturday night in Jefferson City.
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Paul Doll
Jefferson City
Paul N. Doll
Missouri Society of Professional Engineers
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