Israel Shuns UN Debate on Mideast Over Golan Pact
Israel said it will observe the Golan disengagement with Syria but boycott a United Nations debate on the Middle East in January, even as the Security Council extended the U N buffer force on the Golan Heights for six months and linked it to the debate inviting the PLO. The move followed a six hour cabinet session in Jerusalem as Israel criticised the council for caving to Syrian pressure. In Mexico, G B Quisenberry 83 former longtime grocer died after a month in hospital. Funeral set for Tuesday with a Masonic service prior. Survivors include a daughter and three grandchildren. The family will receive friends Monday evening at Arnold Funeral Home.
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Vandiver Bill Seeks Village Mergers Into Mexico
Vandiver Village bill, filed by Rep. Ray Hamlett of Laddonia, would allow a village to merge with neighboring Mexico after a vote in each municipality. The measure, numbered 1017, aims to absorb Vandiver into Mexico by majority vote in both towns, with hearings possible before Jan 15.
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Stormy Northwest hamstrings hunt rescue in Asotin County
Risky travel from freezing rain and winds hampered a hunter rescue in Washington Asotin County. A radio operator in Lewiston said rescuers used winches to move through heavy snow while a hunter with a serious heart condition awaited aid.
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Spirits Stay in St Louis After Civic Backing
Spirits of St Louis ABA owner Harry Weltman announced the club will remain in St Louis “hopefully forever” after assurances from Mayor John H Poelker of a vigorous local campaign. Ozzie Silna and Donald Schupack backed the decision following talks in Salt Lake City about a potential merger with the Utah Stars. The mayor’s office said he would rally business, civic and labor leaders to boost ticket purchases. Szene note: a Wisconsin farmer jokily describes a neighbor chopping wood in a nightshirt amid a cold spell.
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High Pressure Area May Pull In South Wind
Clear skies and cold temperatures prevailed over Missouri as a high pressure system was expected to bring southerly winds and warmer readings for the next days. Rain drenched areas over the weekend with Agency receiving 2.78 inches. temperatures could have produced snow if freezing had occurred.
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Ford Teng pledge work for Chinese-American relations
In Peking Ford and Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiaping pledged to continue improving ties amid tensions over detente with the Soviet Union. Ford received a restrained welcome during a five day visit aimed at mutual understanding, with talks stressing normalization of relations and shared desire to avoid world domination by force.
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Three Weeks Will Tell On Congress
Congress returns from Thanksgiving recess to a crucial three week sprint shaping its 94th session. Key items include Ford's plan for up to 2.3 billion in short term NYC loans, Stevens' Supreme Court nomination, and energy policy bills. Democrats push energy efficiency and price decontrol while resisting further spending cuts.
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Comer Sheely Dies at 79 in Columbia
Comer Sheely 79 of 820 B Lafayette St died today at the Veterans Hospital in Columbia. Rites are pending at Green Funeral Home. A retired Yellow Cab driver, he earlier worked on the railroad, and served in World War I. Survived by wife Kathryn, four sisters, one daughter Lucille Brooks, and a son-in-law. Born November 12, 1896 in Ashland. moved to this area from Boone County years ago.
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Cleo Wilkerson
Mexico
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Omaha
Mandel claims he's innocent amid indictments
Gov. Marvin Mandel said the 22 count indictment charging him with mail fraud and racketeering is untrue. He refused to discuss the evidence and, in his first remarks since the indictment, expressed confidence a trial will prove his innocence.
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Inmates to be released early in Missouri prisons
Jefferson City AP reports due to crowding 148 inmates will be released early from Missouri prisons. Deputy director George Camp notes rising new commitments and space needs as 84 detainees are slated for December and 64 for January, with releases set for December 8 9 and 10. Corrections head Edward Haynes cites about 280 new commitments monthly recently, raising total inmate population to 4298 against a capacity of 3827.
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