A. P. Green eyes East Europe trade ties
A. P. Green Refractories Ltd of Missouri and its British arm in Slough navigate with Romania Yugoslavia and Poland trading with Eastern Europe since the mid 1960s. Eric Alsop explains contracts worth 372 000 each and the strategic role of American materials delivered via Western channels.
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Darryl W. Levings
London
A. P. Green Refractories Ltd
Europe
A. P. Green
Mexico
Missouri
Eric Alsop
U.S
Iron Curtain
Romania
Alsop
U. S
Slough
England
Yugoslavia
Chemico
Rumania
Oil Crisis Triggers Layoffs and Diplomatic Talks
Isolated violence and vandalism tied to a fuel shortage spark ongoing layoffs across industries. American Airlines faces renewed impact with 10,000 boating industry workers also furloughed. In Riyadh, King Faisal signals possible oil deliveries resume to the United States only after Kissinger or Nixon announce Israeli withdrawal from occupied lands, a condition reiterated ahead of Kissinger’s Saudi visit.
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American Airlines
Riyadh
Faisal
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Weather report highlights and river levels summary
Yesterday's high 34 and overnight low 30 with a 55 year high of 67 in 1933 and a 55 year low of 1 in 1963. Rain gauge shows 0 in the past 24 hours ending noon, total for month 1.90 and year to date 46.24 with normal 1.17 and 40.00 respectively. Sun rises 7:19 am and sets 4:49 pm. River levels list Jefferson City 13.1 down .1, Kansas City 6.9 up .2, Boonville 12.2 down .1, Hermann 15.3 down 1.1, Lake of the Ozarks 59.5 down .4. The Principality of Monaco covers 300.9 acres.
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News Tribune Weather Bureau
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Boonville
Hermann
Lake of the Ozarks
Firms appeal damage suit in Cole Circuit Court
Ramco Construction Co and Renn Excavating Co appeal a magistrate court verdict that awarded Linda England $1,500 plus costs for injuries from a fall on August 28. The suit claimed inadequate construction area markings at Madison Street and Capitol Avenue and negligence by Jefferson City officials and Raimee Construction Inc. No hearing date has been set.
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Ramco Construction Co
Renn Excavating Co
Cole
Magistrate
Linda England
Madison Street
Capitol Avenue
Jefferson City
Raimee Construction Inc
Oil Furnace Explosion Injures Jefferson City Man
James L. Crader, 502 Shumate Chapel Rd., was hospitalized with burns to the face neck and arms after an oil overflow explosion in his basement. Fire units from Missouri Boulevard and Industrial Avenue stations responded at 6:37 p.m. soot filled the basement but damage was limited. Maurice Markway attended a three day emergency preparedness seminar in Columbia sponsored by the Office of Civil Defense and the state Office of Disaster Operations.
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Jefferson City
James L. Crader
Shumate Chapel Rd
Missouri Boulevard
Industrial Avenue
Maurice Markway
Cole County
Columbia
Federal
Office of Civil Defense
Offic of Disaster Operations
Market report from Ottawa capital city page
Market report from Ottawa capital, Canada’s national capital, appears in the city’s fifth largest daily page. Details on stocks, prices, and market movements are summarized for investors and readers.
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Ottawa
Canada
City Police Training Push Aims at Vacancies
McGinnis argues Franks’s directive doubts officer training for guns. He notes each officer has at least two years in law enforcement and Rice ordered extra sessions through the Regional Law Enforcement Assistance Council. All officers hold high school education or higher. Rice plans to fill six vacancies before Lincoln classes resume January 19 after Christmas break.
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McGinnis
Franks
Rice
Regional Law Enforcement Assistance Council
Lincoln
Britain faces mass unemployment as energy crunch deepens
London AP report says a three way squeeze on coal rail and power hits British workers. Austerity measures under Barber include taxes import controls and possible food rationing. Heath warns of a harder Christmas as a two to three day work week and power free days target easing demand.
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London
Anthony Barber
Britain
Edward Heath
House of Commons
Times of London
European leaders seek unity amid oil crisis in Copenhagen
In Copenhagen the Common Market leaders adopt a declaration of European identity as Arab oil cuts threaten unemployment in nine nations. Foreign ministers from six Arab states pursue leverage, while Kissinger urges a Western energy action group to conserve fuel and expand supplies.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Europe
Israel
Western
Henry A. Kissinger
London
Western Europe
Japan
United States
Canada
Unem
Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Ireland
U S estimates North Vietnam holds greater strength in South Vietnam
U S intelligence says North Vietnam has supplied arms and ammo to support up to 200,000 soldiers for a year in the South. Pentagon spokesman Jerry Friedheim notes higher strength and up to 700 tanks deployed. Officials fear possible major attacks after year’s start as Kissinger meets Le Duc Tho in Paris.
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Washington
U.S
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Jerry W.W. Friedheim
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Tho
Vietnam
Friedheim
NFO warns farmers of big organization
A National Farmers Organization official warned delegates from 48 states that family farms will lose cattle hogs and dairy operations to grant corporate producers unless farmers join the NFO efforts to block large organizations. He cited a planned millionhead hog operation in northeast Missouri and warned it could violate the Family Farm Antitrust Act.
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Louisville, Ky
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Charles L. Frazier
Washington
Justice Department
Missouri
Frazier
Erhard Pfingsten
NFC
U.S. Agriculture
Earl) Butz
Pfingston
Poll Says Nixon Approval Rises Slightly in November
Gallup poll of 1,550 adults conducted Nov 30 to Dec 3 shows 31 percent approving of President Nixon, up from 27 percent a month earlier, while 59 percent disapprove and 10 percent have no opinion. Public appearances followed Vietnam War end and Watergate revelations.
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Princeton
N.J
Nixon
Dana
Gallup
Vietnam
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