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The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 12

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Sedalia, Missouri
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THE SEDALIA DEMOCRAT Seda Missouri, line 28,1972 People In The News Reject Bid To Reduce Arms Bill hAay Be Valuable Tom Anderson, 10, Boy City, has found a nickel that could be valuable. He received change at an ice cream parlor and with it was what he believes to be a Jefferson nickel that was struck from a penny blank. The coin is copper in color and is smaller than a normal nickel. The other side is that of a normal nickel. The penny at top, left, is for comparison of size.

Tom plans to have the coin examined by a professional coin expert "very soon." (UPl) Big Push To Promote Chess Game NKW YORK Promotional aspects of the T'ischer- Spassky world chiimpionship chess miitch are becoming as important as they are in any big league sport Chess matches are not usually world happenings But with the keen interest sparked by Amencan Bobby Fischer challenging Russian Boris Spassky for the world title, a different situation The Chess h'eder- ation has put up close to $200.000 for the 24-game match, to be held for two months in Reykjavik. Iceland, starting July 2 The games will be played in the Reykjavik Sportshall, which seats about 3.000 people The match will be open to the public. and tickets will cost $5 a game or $75 for the 24 games Of the $200.000 put up. some $125.000 will be paid prizes to the players, according to the federation Fischer. 29.

and Spassky, 35. will also divide 60 per cent of the income from films and television The federation has signed a 99-year contract with Chester Fox and Inc. for exclusive worldwide visual rights, including nghts to film the match and still photos of the match taken inside the Sportshall In the United States, ABC has contracted for exclusive film nghts The Fox film segments will be Saturdays on the ABC program. World of In the United States. Channel 13-WNDT.

New York, and Teleprompter Cable have planned programs discussing the action at the match, without the use of the Fox film (Tiannel 13 plans a move by- move commentary and analysis on the match by chess master Shelby Lyman, who will work from a studio in Albany, V' using vertical boards to illustrate the moves The extensive coverage would start Sunday. July 2 and run from 1pm to 6 nationally It would continue three times a week throughout the match, with shorter broadcasts Tuesday and Thursday for cities on the Fastern Seaboard TOKYO (AR) Visiting Pnme Mini.ster Band- aranaike of Oylon lias present ed a baby elepliant to the chi I dren of (Tuna, according the New Chi nil News Agency The elepliant is niirned Mith ura, wluch means friend in the Sinhala language Mrs Bandaranaike made the Tuesday at indoor stadium On luind to receive the elepliant were Premier ('hou Fn-L'ii and six Chinese children the agencu in a monitored FT AMPBFLL.Ky (AP) (ien William Westmoreland the retiring Army duel of staff has pre.sented a Presidential Unit to a unit which he formerly commanded Westmoreland, who will step down as chief of staff Fnday. ending 33 years of military service, presented the ciUition to the 3rd Bngade of the lOlst Airborne Division, the highest honor presented to a urut by the nation During the ceremony Tuesday Westmoreland praised the unit for its heroism in action against the in Vietnam Westmoreland, the former commander of all forces in South Vietnam, also was commander of the lOlst and of Ft. ('ampbell from April 1958 to June 1960 WASHINCiTON (AP) William Stoessel Jr a career Foreign Service officer, has been nominated by President Nixon as assistant secretary of state for European affairs Stoessel was named by the President on Tuesday to succeed Martin Hillenbrand, who has been named as ambassador to Germany Stoessel. a native of Manhattan.

who now claims San- ta Monna Calif as his home, luis been serving as arn- bassiidor lo PoLind since liMlH LOS AN(iELES (AP) He tired Air Force Gen Curtis LeMay luis settled his $5 3 mil lion suit against the company tluat fired him when he became Gov Geiirge WalLice nm fling mate in 1968 LeMay 65 sued Networks Electronic in 196!) s.aying the company wrongly fired fum when he took a leave of af) serue as board chairman to run for vice president on tfie Amer nan Indefiendent Parly ticket company liled a $5 1 mil lion countersuit saying LeMay faileil to af)ide by his contrar never luid a leave of absence and used fiis a year posi tioii as a political sjiringboard announceil tfie out of court of both suits 'Tuesday 'The terms of tfie set tlernent not disclosed Severe Hail Storm Hits Area in State WILLOW SPRIN(JS. Mo (AP) A severe hail storm moved through the Willow Springs area in Howell ('ounty in south central Missouri day rught ilail stones the size of baseballs pelted the downtown area, causing widespread nunor damage in the form of broken windows. dented cars and damaged trees WATER WEIGHT PROBLEM? usi E-LIM Excess water in the body can be uncomfortable. E-LIM will help you lose excess water weight. We at Sedalia Drug recommend it.

Only $1.50 opens soon We stop building walls, and start building hamburgers. And all the other things is famous for: Our crisp, golden french fries. Our triple-thick shakes. And our new triple-decker meal. Big Mac.

already built a reputation. Now all we have to do is live up to it. And make your kind of place. McDonald's LJ 1611 South Limit Ave. (South 65 Highway) Buck mg President Nixon urul weapori.s polines, the House fuis decisively rejected efforts to cut a $21 3 billion arms bill and to write a war pullout into If It also sfiouted down a pto- to out Law I bombing Norfli VietnariK'se dams dike.

T'fie fiite House futs de rued rejiorts tfud I bomfung fuis struck sucfi targets In voting 'Tuesday amend merits to ut $1 7 billion from weafioris projects including tfie 'Trident missile HI fiomfier and Sideguard aritimi. sile for Washington were defeatt'd 'The House tfien votraf 334 to 59 to and send to tfie the $21 3 billion autfior ization foi tanks missiles ships, planes and otfier oris for fiscal vear starting 1 contendc'd tfud President accelerated and HI development requests could undermine -Soviet strategic-arms lirnitidion agree merit and destroy the con of who pectc'd lugger weapons uts cause of tfie accords Hc'p Otis Pike I) argued Ofrviously, ve got power to frlow Soviets to And all were talking afrout is fiow fine a to grind otfier people of tfie into Hut Kicfiard fiord Mo bar taiA Melvin Laird position tfuit tfie Moscow agreements Tiould fre scmpped if ('on gres not continue development because of tfie number of niis- and submarine's give'ii the SovK'ts under accords Nixon asked for the Tndent and HI speedup and has tfuit re'H'etion would to US inferiontv bv tfie late 1970s 'Tfie to order forces out of tfie Indocfiina war by Sept 1 was proposeul by Rep Harrington l)Mass and after brief debate 'Tfu' by Ab .1 Mikva, ili to prohibit I bombing of Nortfi Vu't dams and (iikes was quickly reje'cted by voice vote GETS TEXAS POST Tex (APi ol Alfiert Geraci, a We'sf Point graduate whose servir bar to 1942 has fx'come' of military at 'Texas Tech Geraci will be in of the detae hment at sucr William who from active duty i SAVE! 8 YEAR OLD EARL 860 KENTUCKY BOURBON DRUG CENTERS WEEKEND SPECIALS from FIFTH This Ad Expires SATURDAY July 1 P.M. DRURY LANE 80 proof GIN 39 Vi Gal. LOW LOW BEER PRICES VODKA 49 Vi Gal. SCHUTZ BKR 99 97 86 YEAR OLD I.W.

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