Plane thief scared says he won't fly again
Elizabeth City escapee Hemphill, a 22 year old from Bricktown New Jersey, said I was scared after taking a stolen light plane from Lakewood to Kennedy and ditching off Norfolk. He clung to a liferaft for over an hour before Coast Guard rescuers reached him and he was held on federal charges awaiting Newark warrant.
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Bald eagle paralyzed after eating polluted river fish
A bald eagle in St. Louis is being treated after swallowing fish from a polluted river. An official of the Animal Protective Association says the bird became paralyzed and is receiving care.
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Impatient hijacker delays refueling before Havana flight
In MAMI Florida a pistol wielding hijacker allowed a National Airlines jet to top up fuel for 1 hour 21 minutes atop in Key West. He claimed job troubles and threatened violence to flee to Cuba. Passengers were to be bused to Varadero with exile flights later. Cuban authorities blocked leaving Havana.
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United States
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Crossbred barrow winner at Chicago
A 224-pound Chester White Hampshire crossbred shown by Krafft Acres Farm Rochester Indiana was named grand champion barrow among more than 560 hogs at the Chicago show. The reserve grand champion was a 20 percent purebred Hampshire exhibited by William G Nash Sharpsville Indiana.
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Rochester
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Airlift
Hampshire
Willem G. Nash
Sharpsville
Illegal winemaking charges filed in federal case
Federal grand jury charges Ben Eikermann and Oscar Eberlin with illegal winemaking. Eikermann of Morris and Eberlin of Hermann stand accused of establishing premises for production cellar treatment and storage of wine on which no tax was paid.
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Oscar Eberlin
Eikermann
Morris, Mo
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Hermann, Mo
Lagoon plan protests on Tanner Bridge Road
Residents along Tanner Bridge Road protest city plans for a sewage lagoon and a new sewer line to serve about 50 homes. City officials discuss a lagoon two thirds of an acre east of Green Berry Road, with costs around 150000 and potential pumping station needs. A petition from residents was referred to the council’s street committee for study.
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Nixon names McCracken to head economic council
Nixon said Hubert Humphrey rejected a United Nations post and named Paul W. McCracken of Michigan to head the new Council of Economic Advisers. The move aims to bring efficiency and balance to economic policy, with McCracken noted as a centrist expert.
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Teen-age Republicans honor vote winners
The Cole County Teen-age Republican Club met Tuesday night at Tom Jett’s home South Ten Mile Drive. William Barton spoke on winning elections and was made honorary member. Richard M. Nixon was named honorary president, Spiro Agnew honorary vice president, John Danforth honorary parliamentarian. Next meeting at Sid Heeter’s home January 7.
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Columbia
5.C
GOP
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Thurmond
Cole County
Tom Jett
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Richard M. Nixon
Cole County Group
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Missouri
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Sid Heeter
Rose Valley Drive
Industrial bond issue approved at Nevada
A $4 million industrial bond issue was approved at a special election Tuesday. Revenue bonds would be used to erect a building for a ceramics plant in Nevada. The plan involves Crane Co and Eberlin manufacturing 400 gallons of wine and 600 gallons of ceramics for plumbing fixtures.
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Crane Co
Eikermann
Eberlin
Gold price up in London sales
The price of gold jumped 50 cents an ounce in the London free market today marking the largest single rise in a steady uptrend over the past week. Fixed this morning at $40,775 an ounce, it moved to $40.70 to $40.95 later, with turnover described as modest.
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