Bruce resigns Paris talks urges five point cease fire
US ambassador David K. Bruce ends his role at the Paris peace talks and calls on Hanoi to begin immediate negotiations on a five point cease fire across Indochina. He urges international observers, supervision and a halt to all warfare, then departs to be replaced by William J. Porter amid White House health reasons.
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UPI
David KE
Bruce
Indochina
Hanoi
Vietnams
William J. Porter
South Korea
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
United States
White House
Philip C. Habib
Evacuation of helicopters from bases near Saigon ordered
Dozens of U S helicopters and major support units were evacuated from two large bases north of Saigon near the Cambodian border due to weak South Vietnamese security after Communist commando attacks. Six U S helicopters were blown up and six Americans wounded. Attacks hit Tay Ninh West and Lai Khe.
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Saigon
UPS
United States
J. J Wagstaff
U.S
Tay Ninh West
Lai Khe
Senate defeats delay on Lockheed loan to avert bankruptcy
The Senate voted 60 to 39 against delaying the $250 million government guaranteed loan Lockheed Aircraft says it needs by August 8 to avoid bankruptcy. The ruling supports Nixon administration aims to keep the defense contractor solvent.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Defense and Aerospace
Youth Center plans community project in Washington
Youths at the Washington Youth Center plan to boost civic participation with projects. They grow sweet corn in an organic garden to sell next week and will paint orange luminous marks on backgrounds for day and night visibility l. Residents will help painting begins Monday at a $2 per address fee. A teen dance is set for August 1 in cooperation with Washington County Developmental Center.
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Washington
Washington County Developmental Center
Vacation church school at First Christian Church
Vacation Church School at First Christian Church will run August 26 from 9 to 11 30 a m for ages 3 through sixth grade. Theme Created by God with dedicated teachers for each age group and guest missionary leaders Rev and Mrs Dean Rogers. An offering supports church missions.
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First Christian Church
Don Gardner
Virgil Eafll
Larry ‘Wells
John Miller
Ted Hunt
Robert Cheyney
Sue Clarahan
Don Eaton
Hal Hotle
Kenneth Pfister
Kenneth Carrell
Jean Kerr
Leonard Llewellyn
Peggy Llewellyn
F. J. Jaspering
Don Reschly
Dean Rogers
Venezuela
Joy Adam visits parents home amid birthday celebrations
Joy Ann, a Kirksville College student, spent a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Leo Adams. Family gatherings included birthday parties for Kathy Jones and Debbie Robertson, with Alicia Erwin present. Neighboring households share meals and a barbecue hosted by Mr and Mrs Ken Erwin and the Robinsons.
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Don Long Richland
Joy Ann
Kirksville Colleges
Leo Adam
Leo Adair
John Adams
Johnny Adam
Keith Yes
Des Moines
Kathy Jones
the Adams
Howard Adrian
Luke Adam
Lawrence Bailey
Marshalltown
and W. Schultz
Keith
Karenitz
Alicia Erwin
Ken Erwin
Debbie Verison
von Robertson
Robertsons
Washington
Debbie
Alicia
Debbie Leberate
Jurie
Julie
Robertson
Dawn
Erwin
Harles Robison
Funeral for Edker McClurg set for Friday
Funeral services for Edker McClurg will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Gould Funeral Home in Richland with Rev. Naomi Lock officiating. Burial follows in Friends Cemetery.
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McClurg
Gould
Richland
Naomi Lock
Friends Cemetery
Crooked Officials Probe Touched By Senate Hearings
Teresa testified before a Senate investigations subcommittee saying state and local officials are corrupt. He claimed mob operations netted about 6 to 7 million dollars annually, with police protection bought by mob money in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. He urged expanding FBI power to curb crimes across state lines.
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Ashington
UPL
Vincent Charle
Teresa
Sena
Ton
Senate
Mple
FBI
Wi Rangster
Feds
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Bethel Missionary Society Meets at Thompson Home
The Bethel Society gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Milan Thompson's home with Priscilla assisting. Mrs. William Wulf led devotions as 11 members and one guest attended. Officers for the coming year were named, including president Mrs. Keith Hardy and secretary Mrs. Frank Wenger.
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Bethel Missionary Society
Milan Thompson
Priscilla
Frank Wenger
William Wulf
Thompson
Erwin Wulf
Keith Hardy
Grove Letts
Mary Crandall
Ruth Gideon
Robert Shepherd
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