Humphrey urges federal fair employment law fight
Senator Humphrey declared in Washington that in the next Congress he will renew the push for a federal anti discrimination employment law and will not soften the FEPC. A Princeton sociologist report said state and local laws have had healthy results, with 2,800 of about 5,900 cases resolved by conciliation.
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Washington
Sea
Humphrey
D-Minn
Fair Employment; Practices Commission
FEPC
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Morroe Berger
Princeton University
Berger
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Rhode Island
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
House
Capitol Hill
Senate
Rep
McCornnell R-Pal
House Labor Committee
Congress
Iraq Now Headed By General After Week-End Riots
Baghdad ends weekend unrest as Army takes charge. General Nur Aldin Mahmoud becomes prime minister and defense minister, forming a new cabinet with civilians. Riots left 11 dead and 58 wounded, with U S Information Service, British Embassy, and several police stations attacked. Armed troops patrol streets as martial law is imposed.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U. S. Information Service
Abdullah
Nur Aldin ‘Mahmoud
Mustapha al Umari
Fadhel Jamali
New York
United Nations Assembly
U. S. Information Service Office
Growth of TV Station Permits Accelerates Nationwide
Washington reports a rapid rise in new television station permits after an FCC freeze lifted. Agency officials note 122 permits issued since July and expect about 150 by year’s end as expansion accelerates nationwide. In St Louis three infant siblings died in a house fire, siblings Larry 1 Priscilla 2 and Willie 3.
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Federal Communications Commission
Pu Fic
FCC
ST. Louis
Larry
Priscilla
Willie Harper
Man 14 killed in box target practice shooting
In Missouri a 14 year old, Raymond Schwarz, was fatally shot while hiding in large cardboard boxes in a quarry near Lemay. Chester Clark, 27, claimed he fired for target practice with a .22 rifle and was detained for the coroner. Clark and his brother in law, 25, helped transport the injured boy. A second item notes Mrs. Lillian M. Jackson, 75, of Cabhage, struck by a freight train near Sedalia, suffering critical injuries.
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ST. Louis i
Raymond Schwarzen
Lemay
St. Louis County Hospital
Oqllie Lederberger
Raymond
Richard Houghton
Richard
Lederberger
Chester Clark
Clark
Charles H. Longo
Longo
Sedalia
Lillian M. Jackson
Cabhagé
Sedali
Italy Claims Strongest Army In West Europe
Rome reports the Ministry of Defense will enter 1983 with Western Europe’s strongest army. It says Italian divisions win fight firepower comparable to British or American units, aided by U S arms and observers. Ministry cites 10 infantry divisions two Alpine brigades and two armored divisions by 1953 start but observers doubt full NATO readiness for all divisions.
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Rome
Ministry of Defense
Italy
Europe
U. S
America
Defense Ministry
NATO
United States
Brother Wounded By Gun in Bedclothes Quarrel
In TRENTON WN AP Five-year-old Lawrence Bushnell lies in critical condition from a shotgun wound. Police say his twelve-year-old brother Ellsworth fired the shot during a dispute over bedclothes while the parents were away. Ellsworth is being held without charge.
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Trenton
Lawrence Bushnell
Clarence Morris
Lawrence
Ellsworth
U S Aid to Foreign Nations Totals Over Four Decades
A Commerce Department report shows the United States has provided more than 47 billion dollars in foreign aid over 12 years, mostly as grants. The United Kingdom, Soviet Russia and France received about two thirds, with the UK getting 36 billion and Russia 11 billion under the prior ally tag.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
United Kingdom
Soviet Russia
France
Russia
Gas War in St Louis Cuts Industry Costs
The St Louis oil industry reports a seven week gas drive price war lowering prices to 19.9 cents per gallon and costing firms about 200000. The cuts reached city stations from St Louis County areas with no quick end in sight. Normal prices are 24.9 to 26.9 cents per gallon.
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St. Louis
Hospital Admissions List From St Marys Ledger
A compiled roster shows admissions and names linked to residences across streets including Lafayette Vienna Morrison Broad Way Elm Elm and Circle Dr. It lists Leo McGruder Helen Schwartz Helen McGuire Walter Gemeinhardt Anna Helton Paul Joseph Otto Linn Richard Nacy John Kalaf Eleanor Ayers Jo Ann Kellogg Robert Vanderfeltz Marie Stheperle Chas Still Ralph Harrison Roy Schwidde and others tied to addresses such as 6034 700 Broad Way 209 W Elm Rt 3 2035 Main Et 92 Madison and Clarksburg.
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St. Mary's
Leo McGruder
Lafayette
Helen Schwartz
Vienna
Helen McGuire
Morrison
Walter Gemeinhardt
Broadway St
Anna Helton
Elm St
Paul Joseph Otto
Linn
Richard Nacy
Green Berry Rd
John Michas Kalaf
Meta
Eleanor Ayers
Circle
Jo Ann Kellogg
Robert J. Vanderfeltz
Marie Stheperle
Three Area Marines to Arrive on Coast
Three Central Missouri Marines are among 1,543 rotation troops due in San Francisco tomorrow from the Far East aboard the transport General John Pape. They include M. Set, Henry M. Birdsong of Clarksburg, Roscoe L. White of Linn, and Sgt. Joseph F. Wuhtter of Argyle.
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Central Missouri
San Francisco
John Pape
M. Set
Henry M. Birdsong
Clarksburg
Set
Roscoe L. White
Linn
Joseph F. Wuhtter
Argyle
Ex Teacher Sees 50-Year-Ago Students At Rural PTA Show
Vernon School former teacher Mrs. J W McFarland 75 Eldon hardly recognized eight former students who appeared in a program by adults at a four mile southeast rural elementary PTA meeting. About 100 attendees filled the one room schoolhouse for a 90 minute event featuring three plays recitations songs and reminiscences of old days. Thirteen elders who attended the school 50 or more years ago plus five more from 40+ years ago joined the group. The gathering recalled the little red schoolhouse beside Saline creek road and the present white building 30 years old. Social hour and refreshments followed the program led by T E Lake.
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Eldon
Vernon School
Here
J. W. McFarland
Gna
McFarland
T. E. Lake
Ray Vernon
Edgar Vernon
Allen Vernon
Ollie Vernon
Fred Vernon
Henry Skiles
T. EB. Lake
Ville Shackleford
Groun
Thorp Bosa
Cecil
Apperson
Malory Skiles
Yesteryear
Little Red
Saline Creek
Marg
Robert Conion
Mokane Resident Fined For Overweight Truck
Mokane resident Walter F Roewe age 38 pleaded guilty to driving a truck over the legal weight limit. Magistrate Foster S Wheatly ordered a $20 fine plus costs after Roewe was ticketed by the State Highway Patrol on Highway 63 November 14. The patrol reported the truck was 700 pounds over the 14 000 pound axle limit. Raymond E Schaefer 44 of St Louis also pleaded guilty to passing another vehicle on a hill with limited view and was fined 35 plus costs after patrol arrest on Highway 54 south yesterday.
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Walter Fr.roewe
Foster S. Wheatly
Roewe
State ‘Highway Patrol
Highway 63
Feld
Raymond E. Schaefer
St .Louis
Quotas for Tobacco Favored in County
Cole Connis's burley tobacco growers voted unanimously Saturday to extend marketing quotas for three years. Six ballots were cast by four farmers and their wives from Henley, with all voting for the three year extension.
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Cole Connis
Burley Tobacco
PMA
Otto Freshly
Births in Green Berry and nearby areas this week
A series of birth notices report new sons to families including Rev. and Mrs. Robert Young in Green Berry Re. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Russell at 717 Jackson St. Mr. and Mrs. James Foster at 1408 East High Street. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gerling at 1222 Carter St. Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor at 214 Lincoln St. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jatman of Freeburg. and Ta. and Mrs. James Schroer at 714 West Main Street. All births occurred at St Mary's Hospital or Marys Hospital on various days including Friday Saturday Sunday Monday.
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Robert Young
Green Berry Re
St. Mary's Hospital
Donald Russell
Jackson St
James + Foster
High St
Mike Gerling
Carter St
John Tay
Lincoln St
St. ‘Mary’s Hospital
St .St Son
Herbert Jatman
Freeburg
Mary's Hospital
James Schroer
W. Main St. Monsiday
Surprised Burglar Kills Father of Three in St Louis Home
Vernie E. Pease, 29, a watch repairman and father of three, was shot to death when he aided his brother who surprised a burglar at a St. Louis apartment. The intruder fled after an exchange as family members attempted to help.
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St, Louis
Verni¢ E. Pease
St. Louis
Lester Pease
Lester
Vernie
Marvin
Fred Jonce
Pease
Vernie Pease
Wiliam
Barbara
Faye
Hunters Sing Hymns as Boy Dies in Quarry Wound
In Greensburg Pennsylvania two teens tended a dying James W Gibson after a shotgun discharged from a log he dropped. The wound severed an artery. coroner Joseph Check notes the boy died after companions sang hymns while awaiting help.
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Greensburg
James W. Gibson
Joseph Check
James
Hunting Accidents Claim Two Casualties in Lebanon Area
AP report notes two hunting accidents over the weekend near Lebanon. Orville Perriman, 16, of Conway, Missouri, injured in an arm self-inflicted gunshot. William Cavey, 26, of Missouri City, Missouri, wounded in the leg.
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Hutt
Lebanon
Orville Perriman
Conway
William Cavy
Missouri City
Perriman
Cavey
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Coshocton
Bill Green
Green
American Federation of Labor
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Coshocton Central Trades and Labor Council
Truman
Maurice Tobin
Paul Hersog
National Labor Relations’ Board
George Meany
Federation
William C. Hutcheson
The
Carpenters
Matthew Woll
Panie
J. Tobin
Teamsters
Hariry
Bates
William JC
Birthright
Charles MacGowan
George Harrison
William C. Doherty
David Dubinski
Dauley
William McFet Iridge
J Herman Winter
Bakers
James €. Petrillo
AFL Executive Council
Meany
Fap
Jong
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West
U.S
Marianna Obermiller
Simonsen Junior High School
Hubert Wheeler
Missouri
McCall’s Magazine
Obermiller
Kansas City
U. S. Office of Education
Mokane
iKills
Scherck-Richter
Scherck-Richter Co
Midwest Stock Exchange
AMT Central Trunt
Loral Studio
W. High Dial
Inad
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Central Dairy
al Reeds
Elizabeth Arden
Geotheric
Dane
Calevin
Faberge
Revlon
Cire
Prince Mathhsabel
Lucien Gebong
Corday
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Old Spice
Coly
Paris
Gourtley
Mary Sherman
Richard Hudnul
Tuasy
Moz
Reed
Jesse N. Owens
Sam Bushman
Federal, Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation OF
Washington, D.C
Henry V. Guhleman
Cornelia Nall
Board OF
Henry V. Gubleman
Thorpe J. Gordon
Wilam Wildebsor
Frank B. Newham
George A. Dickel
Kentucky
A.dickel
Adickel
Lowiaville
Mewtucet
Railiak
PSNI
OWT
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