Harry Stover to Receive DeMolay Legion of Honor
Harry M. Stover, president of the A P Green Refractories Co, is named by the International Supreme Council of the Order of DeMolay to receive the DeMolay Legion of Honor. The investiture date and place are pending.
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Harry Stover
Legion of Honor
Harry M. Stover
A.P. Green Refractories Co
International Supreme Council
Order of DeMolay
DeMolay
Order
Memphis
Tenn
F. Carley Bryant
International Council
Welfare Windfall Turns To Nightmare
A Missouri aid to the blind program foulup after the switch to SSI cut many recipients February through March payments. About 400 people faced lost state supplements as higher federal checks triggered reductions. Recipients wait for March and April checks while officials study overpayments and possible writeoffs.
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Kansas City
Missouri
State Welfare Department
Social Security Administration
Sid Rogers
William Phelps
Eldo Throckmorton
Bureau of Family and Children’s Services
Jefferson City
Throckmorton
Tom Riot
Social Security Office
County Welfare Office
Rogers
Airline Must Even Up Stewardesses Back Pay
Northwest Airlines was ordered by U.S. District Judge Aubrey Robinson to compensate stewardesses under the Equal Pay Act and Civil Rights Act. The ruling covers back pay and interest for those paid less than men, with specific findings about wage structures, rooming policies, and layoffs since 1965, 1968.
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Robinson
Old Ever New Passover Story Retold Worldwide
Passover observances begin tonight with the seder and retell the exodus story of liberation from Egypt. Jewish leaders cite continuing oppression and a renewed commitment to justice, led by figures like Rabbi Mark Tanenbaum of the American Jewish Committee.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Egypt
Moses
Mark Tanenbaum
American Jewish Committee
Chapin Convicted on Two Perjury Counts in Nixon Aide Case
Former White House aide Dwight L. Chapin, 33, was found guilty by a federal jury of two perjury counts and acquitted on a third in a case tied to a political espionage investigation. He faces up to ten years and ten thousand dollars in fines, with sentencing set for May 15. Chapin, on leave from United Air Lines, vowed to fight for his innocence as his wife sobbed and he remained free without bond.
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Washington
White House
Dwight L. Chapin
Nixon
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Chapin
Susan
United Air Lines
Donald H. Segretti
Segretti
FBI
Toyota Prices Up Across All Models Increases Averaged 151
TORRANCE Calif AP price increases announced for all Toyota models. Best sellers in each model series rise about 151 dollars, averaging 4.8 percent.
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Torrance, Calif
Toyota
Miss Lenita Kelly Crowned Miss Black Teenage Mexico
Miss Lenita Kelly was named Miss Black Teenage Mexico at a Garfield School pageant. She is the daughter of Mrs. Anna May Kelly of 1206 E. Lafayette St. First runner up was Miss Carolyn Curtis. Donations to the sickle cell anemia fund totaled 321.47 with split allocations among the girls, the fund, and next year’s pageant.
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Lenita Kelly
Mexico
Garfield School
Anna May Kelly
E. Lafayette St
Carolyn Curtis
Mary Frances Curtis
Robert Exford
Delores Herndon
Young Nixon Opens Defense For Mitchell
Edward Nixon testified as the defense’s first witness in the Mitchell Stans trial. He described a cash only request to Vesco and a $200000 anonymous contribution to President Nixon’s 1972 reelection. The trial hears claims of conspiracy obstruction of justice and perjury related to Vesco’s SEC inquiry.
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New York
Nixon
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Mitchell-Stans
Edward C. Nixon
F. Donald Nixon
Robert L. Vesco
White House
Securities and Exchange Commission
Edward Nixon
Vesco
Mitchell
Stans
SEC
Washington
Sherwin Markman
Xenia Tornado Toll and Relief Efforts Across States
A federal relief push promises "whatever it takes" amid a toll of 302 deaths nationwide with heavy damage in Ohio. In Xenia the city endures 30 deaths and massive destruction while hundreds seek shelter. Mennonites aid Decatur’s rubble cleanup as residents vow to rebuild and stay.
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Nixon
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Indiana
Georgia
North Carolina
Michigan
Illinois
Virginia
West Virginia
Ontario
Canada
Ingenia
Dayton
Dawn Thompson
Spring Hill
Xenia
Decatur
Adlai Yoder
Steinbrenner to contest campaign indictment now facing trial
George M. Steinbrenner III, chairman of American Ship Building Co. and majority owner of the New York Yankees, denies guilt in a 14 of 15 counts charging illegal campaign contributions. The indictment alleges a scheme using fake bonuses to reimburse personal funds and intimidation to hide political gifts. He vows to fight, citing innocence and the burden of indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
George M. Steinbrenner
American Ship Building Co
Nixon
New York Yankees
Steinbrenner
Nixon Committee
Charles A. Mosher
Ohio
Frank T. Bow
Rohio
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
FBI
Weather and Local Notices Snapshot from Missouri
Readable items include last 24 hour highs in the 50s, showers possible this weekend, and a Missouri outlook for Monday to Wednesday with cool nights. Officials at Audrain Medical Center report multiple admissions and discharges in Mexico and nearby towns. A Highway Patrol crash near Big Spring led to two drivers arrested for DWI after a late Friday collision with no injuries.
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Missouri
Highway Patrol
Highway 19
Big Spring
Jeffrey M. McGuire
Hermann
Tony Lionel Burks
Montgomery City
McGuire
Burks
Portable artificial gut nourishes patients who cannot eat
Two French surgeons presented a portable artificial intestine, the artificial gut, designed for long term nourishment at home or outdoors. Doctors Claude Selassol and Henri Joyeux of the Cancer Institute at University of Montpellier reported at the American Society for Artificial Internal Organs meeting. They contrasted it with vein feeding, noting lower infection and clotting risks and the potential for months of use. They cited 26 patients maintained for up to eight months.
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Chicago
Claude Selassol
Henri Joyeux
The
Cancer Institute
University of Montpellier
American Society For Artificial Internal Organs
Selassol and Joyeux
Public Safety Report From The Daily Record
Police arrest David Lee Worthington and Charles Lynn after a 10:15 p.m. fight in the police station parking lot. both released on $57.50 bonds. Nine Mexican men in a car, including three in the trunk, held for immigration authorities after 9:45 a.m. apprehension at Scott's Corner. Various minor court fines and bonds listed for speeding, DWI, registration, and other infractions in Montgomery County Magistrate Court. Stock market notes show several NYSE movers and a few small price changes.
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Public Safety
David Lee Worthington
Charles Lynn
Rush Hill
Gary Phillips
Scott's Corner
Wilson Pressed to Speak on Forged Signature Letter
London AP Labor lawmakers urge Prime Minister Harold Wilson to publicly address an alleged forged signature on a letter tied to a land deal. Wilson’s office has imposed a news blackout amid a Scotland Yard inquiry, while lawmakers fear continuing reports could fuel a damaging political storm surrounding Tony Field, a Wilson associate.
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London
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Scotland Yard
Laborites
House of Commons
Tony Field
Juniors To Meet At MHS Monday Night
Mexico High School juniors and their parents are invited to a 7 30 PM meeting at the high school Monday. Principal William B Lowry says the session will cover next year's curriculum and enrollment procedures.
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MHS
Mexico High School
William B. Lowry
Miss Bynum Rites To Be In St. Louis
Funeral services for Edythe V. Bynum 46 are set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Southern Mission Baptist Church in St Louis. She died after a storm cut power to her home dialysis machine, causing fatal bleeding before help arrived. Daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Bynum of Wellsville, she was a licensed practical nurse. Visitation at Atkins Bros. Undertaking Co. Burial at St. Louis Jewish Hospital aftermath noted.
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Wellsville
Southern Mission Baptist Church
Page Avenue
Edythe V. Bynum
Lewis Bynum
Atkins Bros. Undertaking Co
Finney St
St. Louis
E E Huff Rites This Afternoon
Funeral services for E. E. Barney Huff of Mexico were held at 1 30 p m at the Arnold funeral home with Rev Delbert Admire officiating Burial followed at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery Mrs John Connor was organist A quintet from the senior citizens club completed by Avery Burton Walter Hays Zula Trice and Pearl Fecht performed members pallbearers included R R Hampton G L Colvin Kenneth J Bingham A E Light W E Pilcher and R D Crum
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E. E
Barney) Huff
Mexico
Arnold Funeral Home
Delbert
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
John Connor
Senior Citizens Club
Huff
Avery Burton
Walter Hays
Zula Trice
Pearl Fecht
R. R. Hampton
G. L. Colvin
Kenneth J. Bingham
A. E. Light
W.E. Pilcher
R. D. Crum
Mrs Glennie Johnson Rites in Paris Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Glennie Johnson of Mexico will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday at the Agnew Funeral Home in Paris with Rev. George B Wraith of the First Christian Church in Mexico officiating. Burial follows at Walnut Grove Cemetery in Paris. Pallbearers are Charles Chrisman Charles Davis Raymond Smiley John B Gilmore Clyde Holman and Reed Staples. Friends may call at the funeral home until services.
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Glennie Johnson
Mexico
Agnew Funeral Home
Paris
George B. Wraith
First Christian Church
Walnut Grove
Charles Chrisman
Charles Davis
Raymond Smiley
John B Gilmore
Clyde Holman
Reed Staples
Ehrlichman Perjury Trial Delayed to May 20
Former presidential adviser John Ehrlichman receives a postponement in his perjury trial due to delays in obtaining Watergate grand jury transcripts. Superior Court Judge Gordon Ringer postponed the trial until May 20 after the attorney said transcripts of Washington grand jury testimony had not yet been received.
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Los Angeles
John D. Ehrlichman
Superior Court
Gordon Ringer
Ehrlichman
Washington
Music Festival results and participant list from area teams
A detailed roll of performers and ensembles from the festival. It lists school names such as New Franklin Fayette Glasgow Louisiana Paris Winfield and Warren County, with numerous soloists and group entries across piano, flute, saxophone, clarinet, oboe and vocal categories. The densely packed tally includes scores like 1 2 3 and mentions multiple age group and gender categories.
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New Franklin
Fayette
Glasgow
Louisiana
Clapton
Wright City
Winfield
Warren County
Salmons
South Callaway
Larue
Monroe City
Wilsdorf
Madison
Johnson
Centralia
Henderson
Westran
Rothfuss
Lee
Glaser
Peeler
Brush
Hartman
Browning
Community BA
Paris
Higbee
Montgomery
Koelsch
Bash of
Seward
Clopton
Jenkins
Reinhardt
Stone
Hallsville
North Callaway
Russell
Hendricks
Eckley
Eckhoff
New Bloomfield
Voyce
Humphredy
Elsberry
South Boone Co
Brown
Levings
Riley
Sullivan
South Boone
Poor
Mark Twain
Omohundro
Bailey
Westran Ly
Neikirk
Hoover
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Stover
Atwater
Calif
United States
Ronald M. Compton
Young Nixon
Audrain Medical Center
Ralph N. Williams
Evert E. Jenkins
Artie £. Bannister
Elvadia 1. Hudson
Lena L. Turnbaugh
Tina V. Jeffries
Tiffany A. Brelsfoard
Craig A. Taylor
James A. Kobush
Paul E. Capehart
Mary Jane Soils
T. Carver Brown
Hazel N. Spurlock
Laddonia
Lowell E. Rutherford
James C. Birmingham
Charlotte E. Shipman
Middletown
Floy Campbell
Shirley J. Farrah
Vaughn E. Coe
Thomas E. Dake
Raymond Cc. Riley
Holliday
Blanche Borgmeyer
Minnie V. Washington
Jack L. Hudson
Billy E. Alton
James D. Stevenson and Son
Leroy Smith
Frank B. Sidney
Wilmoth Garrison
Carl Fetterhoff
Lattice E. Barrow
Carl E. Lloyd
Kelly Jean Davis
Wastella S. George
Steven Wolf
Vickie L. McVeigh
Fulton
Stephen Oracko
Downers Grove
Inl
Marvin Dillion
Vandalia
Elizabeth Stuckenschneider
Martinsburg
Larry D. Yohe
Forrest Ham
Ira S. Smith
Sherwood Lovelace
Monte R. Stubblefield
Anson E. Milster
the Daily Record
Tommy Peery
Russell Stevens
Raymond Elmo Hoover
Montgomery County
Douglas Steven Blackman
Bloomingdale
Mich
Everett Glenn Lewis
Collinsville
Ill
Susan Catherine Stoker
Lake Havase
Ariz
Doris Dene Howard
New Florence
Stanley Porter Burch
Herbert Merriweather
John William Stout
Des Peres
Elliott Mathiue Christian
del Monroe Corzine
St. Charels
Kenneth Lee Stromatist
James Arthur Clark
Market Reports
A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
US Gypsum
Wal-Mart
MFA
Slater and Fowles
Tate Agamnet
Jolor
DE Luxe
Bynum
E.E. Huff
Eas
MGM
Mur
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