Kroger stores to close in St Louis area today
ST LOUIS June 21 AP A total of 87 Kroger company food stores in St Louis and St Louis county will close at the end of business today. AFL bak James M McLellan Jr promoted to local advertising manager succeeding Edward J Hughes who resigns to join Norman Transcript in Oklahoma. The change takes effect July 4. Theft at Nevada Nevada June 21 CAP While county employees were out for lunch yesterday 3603 and a portable radio were stolen from the courthouse.
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Margueritte Brace Says She Went Home From Hospital
Margueritte Brace, nine, left Mother Cabrini hospital after being told her tonsil removal would occur. Her father George Brace, 54, reported her missing with the hospital notified. Margueritte later called to say she rode a taxi home and did not want her tonsils removed.
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Statewide Planning Program Started
Russell C. McMahan, chief of Staff services of Missouri Employment Security, today began a state planning program for future community, industrial and employment opportunities. The assignment was announced by Charles A. Ricker, president of the agency, who said the effort emphasizes cooperation and joint action among all groups.
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Kroger Stores Face Strikes Narrowing Rationing Impact
The AFL Bakers strike enters its fifteenth day as Kroger stores in Kitanga district close after a truckers walkout. Negotiations resume. the chain faces second closing in under three months with perishables sold at 25 to 50 percent below standard prices. Copper production noted in Belgian Congo and Northern Rhodesia remains a top global output.
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East German Czech pledge of amity amid talks in Prague
East Germany and Czechoslovakia exchange friendship pledges as they negotiate a broad economic political and cultural cooperation pact in Prague. Moscow allows a sovereign-like negotiation and the accord aims to boost mutual trade and tech exchange within the Soviet bloc.
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Father Dies as Lightning Strikes Farm Fence
Sanford A. Davis aged 37, and his son Bill, 27, were struck by a bolt during a severe electrical storm while repairing a field at the Letter’s farm. The father was killed instantly. the son was seriously injured and required hours of aid before reaching their farm home.
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Students to Europe From Quebec Sail Heading to Liverpool
About 750 United States students left Quebec for a European tour aboard the aner Samaria last night. The trip was arranged by the Students International Travel Association of Cambridge Massachusetts and the International Youth Hotels organization.
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State social programs push for full development of resources
McMahan said organizations concerned with welfare and employment problems aim to achieve full development of the potential vital resources of the state and various communities through this effort.
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Kirkwood Man Heads Florists' Society
Vernon H. Rowe of Kirkwood was elected president of the Missouri Florists Association at the convention closing. Ilo L. Minkin of Kansas City Dr. L. T. Melton of Mars were named vice presidents Art Lininger and Roger Dourdet of St. Louis named directors.
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Springfield Pension Plan Loses at Polls
In Springfield a proposed pension plan for city employees was defeated in a special election. Unofficial totals showed 2,359 in favor to 1,531 against, about 230 votes short of the two-thirds required. The plan would have required employees to contribute 5 percent of pay and the city 10 percent to a new pension fund. Police and firefighters already had pension systems and were excluded.
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