Wilson & Co. to Expand Kansas City Plant Add 150 Jobs
Wilson & Co. Inc announces a near one million dollar expansion at its Kansas City Kansas plant to double pork production and add 150 jobs. The 25 South Second Street building will grow to two stories with new coolers and expanded cutting, holding, and refrigeration areas. Local leaders praise the move as a boost to the area and a sign of confidence in Kansas City's livestock market and rehabilitation plans.
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Kansas City, Kansas
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Stucker Resigns From Kansas Reformatory Post
Nora Stucker, superintendent of the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory at Hutchinson since 1965, announced he has submitted his resignation to state penal institutions director Charles McAtee. The resignation becomes effective November 30 for personal reasons.
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Nixon names Ehrlichman as counsel to the president
President elect Richard Nixon designates John D. Ehrlichman a Seattle lawyer and eight year political aide as White House counsel. Ehrlichman will handle legal advice and other duties chosen by Nixon. He hails from Tacoma Washington, is UCLA educated, Stanford Law graduate, and is married with five children.
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Minister Harris Loses Wallet at Bishops Conference
The Rev. Vincent M. Harris of Beaumont Texas, attending the National Conference of Catholic Bishops in Washington, reported a theft today losing his wallet containing 75 dollars and credit cards.
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Cash Penalty for a Slaying in Civil Racial Case
A federal court jury awarded 1 022 500 dollars in damages to Ben White's family over the 1966 murder of 65 year old Ben Chester White. The suit named the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and three Natchez paper mill employees Ernest Avants Claude Fuller and James L Jones with 22 500 dollars actual damages and one million dollars punitive damages. The verdict aims to deter similar acts.
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Onassis and Kennedy Natives Refuel in Geneva Stop
Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis and his wife, the former Mrs. John F. Kennedy, arrived at Geneva airport for a brief refuelling stop on their way to London this afternoon.
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Bradley Salutes Patton In Reminiscence Interview
General Omar Bradley recalls George S. Patton with AP columnist Hal Boyle, praising Patton’s flair for predicting battle outcomes and saying his virtues outweighed faults. The notes appear in a broader Inside Pages feature.
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George S. Patton
Hal Boyle
Associated Press
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Patton
Peril to Dubcek as Czech Communist party meets
In Prague the central committee of Czechoslovakia's Communist party convened for a pivotal session amid fear of erasing liberal reforms. Alexander Dubcek faced a room divided with old guard critics challenging new seats as citywide tensions rise and demonstrations loom.
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U S Role Defined as Hanoi Demands Talks Resume Conditions
Hanoi's spokesman in Paris calls for explicit American terms for resuming peace talks. He demands a clear U S position on conditions and framework before negotiations can restart.
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Vietnam says Viet Cong must attend Paris talks
North Vietnam insisted the National Liberation Front be present at the Paris peace table and demanded the United States clarify conditions to resume talks. Hanoi condemned Clark Clifford's stance as ambiguous and urged a clear position on negotiations with Hanoi.
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North Vietnam Sets 1969 Plan to Aid South Viet Cong
North Vietnam announced a 1969 state plan stressing fulfillment of a sacred obligation to aid companions in South Vietnam to defeat the United States. The National Council led by Premier Pham Van Dong outlined increasing support to the Viet Cong and building up forces to achieve victory and reunification.
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Saigon Clamps Down on English Newspaper over Bias
The South Vietnamese government closed one of Saigon's three English language papers, accusing it of unfair coverage by not giving the government equal billing with the United States in the Paris peace talks dispute. The notice mentions funeral homes Mellody McGiney and local chapels.
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Attack by 1 000 Reds Repelled in Vietnam
North Vietnamese forces numbering about 1 000 attacked Landing Zone Dot 60 miles north of Saigon. South Vietnamese Rangers and a U S artillery battery repelled them after a night of heavy fighting. Casualties included four South Vietnamese killed and 23 wounded. no American casualties reported.
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War Casualties Edge Up Across Forces in Vietnam
AP reports the period November 3 to 9 shows U S casualties rising with 166 killed in action and 1,253 wounded. South Vietnamese losses reach 200 killed and 798 wounded. enemy dead total 2,162 after adjustments. Total U S KIA since January 1, 1961 stands at 29,350.
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U. S
North Vietnam
United States
Early Discharges Planned as U S Forces Head Home for Christmas
The Pentagon announced a phased early discharge for servicemen expected to leave active duty between mid December and early January to ensure they can be home for Christmas. Liberal leave policies will apply nationwide and abroad, though not in Southeast Asia due to ongoing operations.
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Weather Forecast For Kansas City And Vicinity
Cloudy with a chance of rain this afternoon and tomorrow. East to northeast winds. Rain probability 80 percent tonight and 50 percent tomorrow. Lows around 45 to 50, highs near 50. Humidity 92 percent at 7 a.m. Barometer 29.88 inches. River stage 6.8 feet, no change. Lake of the Ozarks at 7 a.m. 2.8 feet below full.
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Five Die in French Army Helicopter Crash
In southwestern France two French army helicopters collided during a training flight killing all five soldiers aboard. The crash happened near Saint Bandelon about six miles from Dax.
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Cost of U.S. overseas presence hard to trace
A 1960s analysis shows the civilian U S government abroad has swelled to about 200 000 workers, costing roughly 1 to 2 billion dollars annually. Data from 27 agencies show vast scope from Moscow to Calcutta with limited ability to quantify total costs or effectiveness.
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Nixon seeks advance input on foreign policy from incoming administration
Nixon said President Johnson assured consultation on major foreign policy before inauguration and named Robert Murphy as liaison to the Johnson administration. State Department confirmed contacts with the Soviet Union over reports of possible harassing actions around West Berlin. A Missouri Pacific freight train derailment near El Dorado, Kansas left 15 of 103 cars derailed and three locomotives off the rails with no injuries.
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Nixon
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West Berlin
el Dorado, Kas
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Woman killed by shotgun blasts near Fulton home
Mrs. Maggie Clark, 53, was killed in front of her brother Peter Norman's house in Fulton, Missouri. A six member coroner's jury ruled the weapon was fired by Norman after he fired twice and stepped outside. Sheriff William Hidlehaugh said Norman, who was holding the gun when arrested, said he was tired of being asked about employment.
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Soviet Foreign Minister Groznyko Heads to Budapest Meeting
Soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko flew to Budapest for talks with Hungarian foreign minister Janos Peter. An official said the purpose and details were not disclosed. The note ends with an unrelated business advertisement line about parking and a taxi service.
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