Four killed in Missouri traffic crashes near Sedalia and beyond
A string of Missouri highway fatalities reported by the Highway Patrol includes a 16-year-old Sedalia youth killed in a two car crash near Sedalia, Wayne Darrell Leicher died in Pettis County when his car collided on Marshall Avenue, and additional deaths occurred Wednesday in Lawrence, St Francis and Polk counties. Also noted are Christmas mailing deadlines from the Jefferson City Post Office and a fact about the Mozambique Straits.
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Sedalia
Wayne Darrell Leicher
Marshall Avenue
U.S. 65
Pettis County
Highway Patrol
Harold D. Call
Mt. Vernon
Lawrence County
Missouri
Oneta Easter McMahan
Bonne Terre
Highway 47
St. Francis County
Charles W. Skaggs
Bonne Terre Hospital
June A. Rolie
Independence
Polk County
Brighton
Postal Service
Star
Norman W. Thompson
Thompson
Jefferson City
Farm fuel allotment rules set by Missouri board
Jefferson City MO AP farmers on harvesting and tilling top priority for fuel allocation. Residential institutions and essential government services follow. Board screens fuel oil diesel propane kerosene not gasoline. Calls average 75 daily. Gilmore and Wade named administrator and assistant administrator. Gilmore 49 year veteran Army Corps of Engineers, Wade 27 Lincoln University graduate.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Fuel Allocation Board
James Mauze
Allocation Board
Department of the Interior
Office of Petroleum Operation
Kansas City
Joe Arundale
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Rolla
Robert L. Gilmore
Thomas J. Wade
Gilmore
Wade
Army Corps of Engineers
Lehigh University
Lincoln University
Bank Leader and Chamber Executive Named
The article notes the titles of the Exchange National Bank president and Glenn E. Scott as chamber executive vice president, highlighting leadership roles in the local business community.
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Exchange National Bank
Glenn E. Scott
Chamber
Chamber plans new headquarters in Jefferson City
Missouri Chamber of Commerce intends to build a new headquarters in Jefferson City with completion expected in late 1974 or early 1975. The site at East Capitol Avenue and Jackson Street will replace the former Capital Reserve Life Insurance Co. offices, razed for the project.
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East Capitol Avenue
Jackson Street
The
Missouri
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Glenn E. Scott
Donald Campbell
David Harrison
Jefferson City
Scott
Harrison
Campbell
Exchange National Bank
News Tribune
David C. Harrison
Missouri Power and Light Co
Capital Reserve Life Insurance Co
Pallardy and Evans
Getty sticks to no payoff in Italian kidnapping case
Oil magnate J Paul Getty refuses to pay ransom for his 17 year old grandson missing in Rome for five months. A Rome newspaper published a photo purporting to show Getty III missing his right ear, with a note begging payment. Police consider the photos genuine. the boy’s father reportedly faces an undisclosed ransom payment.
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London
J. Paul Getty
Italy
J. Paul Getty III
Getty
Rome
Storm sinks Cypriot freighter in Ashdod harbor
A 4000 ton Cypriot freighter Annette broke up and sank in Ashdod harbor during a Mediterranean storm after hitting a breakwater. Twenty one crew members were missing, presumed drowned, with seven bodies recovered. The multinational crew included nine Greeks five Turks two Somalis and two Pakistanis plus Greek inspector and five Israeli workers.
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Ashdod
Israel
Famagusta
Dan Inbari
Ginn eyes Senate bid as Danforth weighs run
Rosemary Ginn Republican national committeewoman from Missouri said she would be interested in running for the U S Senate in 1974 but hopes John Q Danforth will decide to run. She said Eagleton can be beaten and urged Danforth to seek the nomination while awaiting further talks.
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Columbia
Rosemary Ginn
Missouri
United States Senate
Atty
John Q. Danforth
GOP
Danforth
Mrs. Ginn
Tom Eagleton
Americans own more second homes
Nearly three million American families now have second homes such as vacation cottages hunting cabins or ski lodges far more than five years ago, according to home specialists. Many will spend their first Christmas in these second homes as families visit dream cottages during school breaks and before year end vacation time.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune
Telhnace
Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
R.L. Rose
Robert Blosser
Donald Horfleet
Saturnbune Company
Associated Press
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dial
Mozambique Straits
Sirloin Stockadre
MissoUri Blvd
Arundale
Harold G. Butzer
Harold G. Butzer, Inc
State Chamber
Donald L. Campbell
I Tempo
Rome-Naples
Gail Harris
Annette
Sunset Steak House
Pky
Senate
William Phelps
Thomas F. Eagleton
F? Oon
Bellone
Iarris Pizza Palace
High Dial
Don Brady
America
Elf
Charles Bronson
Ramada
Elizabeth Taylor Dae As
Night Watch
Morcrel
Be Veaturing
Leon Ames
Be Mountain
Steven Blume
Donald Elliott
Jo Ann Robert Sally
Sutherland Gould Pflug Quvall
Kellermar
Chih AL Alon
John Wayne
Pepe A
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