Mountaire Promotes Eames to Sales Manager
Ronnie Cameron of Mountaire Corporation announces Lee Eames is promoted to Sales Manager of Mountaire Kitchens Products. Eames, previously with Mountaire Poultry and Ultra Life Lab, will lead field sales for Mountaire’s further processed chicken. Cameron also promotes Phillip Tenny and hires Tom Pate across Mountaire Kitchens and Mountaire Poultry sales.
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Ronnie Cameron
Mountaire Corporation
Lee Eames
Mountaire Kitchens Products
Eames
Mountaire Poultry Company
Ultra Life Lab
East St. Louis
Mountaire
Cedar Hill
Missouri
Cameron
Union Singers to Perform at Union Baptist Church Fulton
The Union Singers will sing at Union Baptist Church in Fulton on Sunday January 23 at 3 00 pm Rev M E Richie pastor Obituaries Charles M Lewis Jr of Little Rock son of the late Dr and Mrs C M Lewis Sr native of Hope died January 16 1972 at 3 00 pm in VA Hospital Little Rock survived by wife Alice Pennington Lewis two brothers and two nephews Funeral arrangements by Hicks Funeral Home Hope James L Witherspoon died at home on North Walnut
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Union Singers
Union Baptist Church
Fulton
M. E. Richie
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Hope
Kennedy declares noncandidacy with broad anti Nixon broadside
Sen Edward M Kennedy, officially a noncandidate, launches a wide attack on Nixon administration in a National Press Club speech. He accuses the government of mistrusting the people and failing to manage the economy and curb violence, while filing affidavits withdrawing from Florida and Massachusetts primaries.
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Robert L. Campbell
Associated Press
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
D-Mass
National Press Club
Washington
Nixon
Florida
Massachusetts
United States
Marriage Changes in a Very Short Time
New York AP columnist HAL Boyle sketches a brisk, wry reflection on marriage after 25 years, contrasting past romance with present doubts. He uses shared memories and evolving rifts to illustrate how trust, nightly anxieties, and distant walks replace old closeness in a long union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Joint Space Mission Near San Diego Stirs Hope in 1974
Astronaut James Irwin says US Soviet joint docking mission could be under three years away after Skylab. Negotiations discussed during San Diego meeting suggest a docking of Soyuz crews and possible ship swaps, with hopeful prospects for 1974.
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San Diego
Calif
James Irwin
United States
Soviet Union
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Irwin
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
U.S
Blacks Call on Governor Over Marianna Walkout Incidents
About 150 blacks from Lee County asked Gov. Dale Bumpers to order a probe into a string of attacks on black students after a Lee High School walkout over a King holiday observance. They met aides at the Capitol while seeking prosecutions of officers and locals they accuse of unprovoked assaults.
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Little Rock
Lee County
Dale Bumpers
State Capitol
Marianna
Lee High School
Bumpers
William C. Miller
A. W. Ford
Martin Luther Kings
Thomas McRae
Miller
Ford
I. V. McKenzie
Britain Agrees to Join European Common Market
After 19 months of talks, Britain and the European Common Market finalize terms of entry into the customs union. The 700 page document also shapes entry for Denmark Ireland and Norway with Heath to sign the treaty Saturday and Britain to join January 1 next year.
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Carl Hartman
Associated Press
Brussels
Britain
European Common Market
Denmark
Ireland
Norway
Edward Heath
European Economic Community
Sir Con O'Neill
France
West Germany
Italy
Luxembourg
Belgium
Netherlands
O’neill
Caribbean
Africa
The
Pacific
Virginia appeals stay on Richmond school merger decision
The state seeks a stay of Judge Merhige’s order merging Richmond city schools with Henrico and Chesterfield counties. Attorney General Andrew Miller argues the Supreme Court decision in a New Jersey case supports delaying the consolidation pending appeal. The high court’s 8 to 1 ruling centers on jurisdictional issues, reinforcing the state board’s position in Richmond.
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Richmond, Va
Supreme Court
Richmond Public Schools
Atty
Andrew P. Miller
Robert R. Merhige Jr
U.S. District Court
Merhige
Miller
New Jersey
Richmond
Henrico
Chesterfield
State Board of Education
High Court
Court to Take Look at Northern Segregation
The Supreme Court agrees to hear Denver school desegregation appeal raising whether partial desegregation suffices and if most schools must be desegregated. It signals wider impact beyond the North as NAACP Legal Defense Fund seeks review of city wide schemes amid shifting demographics. The session also advances EEOC speed on race job claims, Utah mine workers, and Air Force sonic boom liability questions.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Denver
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Warren E. Burger
Newark
Jersey City
Federal District Court
New Jersey
William O. Douglas
Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Earl A. Love
Pullman Co
EEOC
Potter Stewart
Love
United Mine Workers Reform Movement
UMW
W.A
Tony”’ Boyle
Air Force
Nashville
N.C
Richmond
Ex-Convict Ottaviani Tops Rome City Hall Standoff
Dante Ottaviani, 27, an ex-convict seeking a straight life, spent a week perched on a Colosseum ledge after Rome granted him a street vendor license to hawk radios and watches. Firemen helped him down after his recovery in San Giovanni Hospital. He said he would rather die than fail to support his wife and daughter.
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Patrick O‘keefe
Associated Press
ROME
Dante Ottaviani
City Hall
Colosseum
Ottaviani
San Giovanni Hospital
Latina
Colosseum Lodge
Gianfranco Addante
The Boxer Convulsion Prompts Yet Another Western Clash
An analysis traces how 19th century Western powers humiliated China through unequal treaties after the Opium War of 1839 to 1842. It details the 1858 open ports and extraterritorial rights, the 1860 sack of Peking, and Russia’s gain of Manchuria and Vladivostok. The piece notes famines, floods, and the Taiping Rebellion weakening the Qing, with Hung Hsingchuan founding a Heavenly Kingdom and lasting until 1864. It closes foreshadowing further unrest.
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China
Nanking
Canton
Britain
France
Peking
Summer Palace
Russia
Manchuria
Vladivostok
Hung Hsinchuan
Brother
Christ
Hung
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Tom Pate
Charles M. Lewis, Jr
Little
James L. Witherspoon
North Walnut
Hope (Ark.) Star
Beebe C.M.E
Cave Hill Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home of
Stamps
Vietnam
North
South
Indochina
Saigon
New Zealand
Tre
England
Karl Marx
By Don Ockley
John Lene
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