Russia May Be Malta's Next Bidder
London reports Britain ready to pull out of Malta after Prime Minister Mintoff demands 46.8 million dollars annually for bases. Britain offered 24.7 million plus 18.2 million over five years. Mintoff rejected, ordering departure by Friday. Forced drawdown extends to March 31, costing Malta base rent and shopworkers’ spend.
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London
Britain
Malta
Dom Mintoff
Mediterranean
NATO
Mintoff
Soviet Union
Libya
Four named to Missouri Life Advisory Board
Jefferson City AP State Insurance Supt William Y McCaskill announced four new members to the Life Advisory Board Charles B Brown of Kennett Melvin L Kutz of Springfield Stuart Landrum of Farmington and Paul M Smith Sr of Kansas City replace Walter L Miller Eugene M Strauss Paul Fleurdelays and Charles B Craig from St Louis Kansas City Charleston Springfield
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Jefferson City, Mo
State Insurance
William Y. McCaskill
Life Advisory Board
Charles B. Brown
Kennett
Melvin L. Kutz
Springfield
Stuart Landrum
Farmington
Paul M. Smith Sr
Kansas City
Walter L. Miller
St. Louis
Eugene M. Strauss
Paul Fleurdeleys
Charleston
Charles B. Craig
Personal News of Vandalia Christmas Gatherings
Mrs. Jim Howdeshell and family hosted Christmas with numerous Vandalia relatives from Mexico, Quincy, Curryville, and Frankford. A separate Christmas dinner at Palmer Stroker’s in Curryville included Stroker and Taylor families and attendees from Kirksville and Vandalia. Erma Sobolewski of Washington DC visits. Kathleen Shanahan spent time with the Wormsley family in Vandalia.
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Jim Howdeshell
David
Alan
Rita
Walt Duffen
Tammy
Stan
Mexico
Donald Eskew
Charles Largent
Earl Largent
Gene Eskew
Vandalia
Bill Morris
Bill Largent
Kansas City
Marion Hawkinson
Quincy
J. R. Largent
Gene Largent
Frankford
Palmer Stroker
Curryville
Francis Stroker
Charles
Peggy
Kirksville
Gene Stroker
Karen
Karol
Northeast Missouri College
Gene Taylor
Eddie
Mike
Julie
Jimmy
Bob Stroker
Bobby
Kathleen Bryant
Floyd
Terry
Rosy
John
Larry Traynor
Paula
Richard Farris
Bowling Green
Erma Sobolewski
Washington, D.C
Kathleen Shanahan
Alvin Wormsley
Kathy
Christy
Lexington On Unemployment List In Six Towns
Washington AP report says Lexington Missouri among six small towns designated by the Labor Department as substantial unemployment areas with more than six percent of the workforce jobless. Other towns share the designation as national unemployment concerns rise.
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Washington
Lexington
Labor Department
Long Hair at School Sparks ACLU Fight in Kansas
In Overland Park, 7-year-old Jeffery Davis faces suspension after returning from Christmas break with hair that covers his ears, violating the district dress code. The ACLU will represent his parents, while school officials defend the policy as board-approved and widely supported by students and parents.
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Kansas City, Kan
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Overland Park, Kan
Jeffery Davis
Johnson County
Samuel Bliss
North Oxford
Jeffery
Dean E. Tollefson
UCLU
Kansas City
ACLU
Jerald Davis
Bliss
Davises
John W. Warren
Warren
Smokeless Tobacco Gains Ground In 1971 Consumption Rise
The piece notes rising U S chewing tobacco and snuff use in 1971, with 98 million pounds forecast for the year up 3 percent from 1970. It details product types, historical forms, and the appeal to workers in chemical plants mines refineries and munitions plants as well as farmers lumberjacks and hunters.
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New York
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Smokeless Tobacco Council Inc
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
America
Europe
Council
School and High School Menu Pages Jan 2–Jan 7
Readable school and high school menu items list daily offerings for January. The menu includes hot beef sandwich with whipped potatoes and green beans, lasagna, corny dog, pizza pattie options, hamburgers, fish on bun, and side dishes like pudding, cookies, peaches, and beans. Some spellings vary.
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Hardin
Seminary For Sale At Jefferson City
The administrator of the Retreat Center of LaSalette announces the former seminary in Jefferson City will be sold to the public. Activities at the 42 acre retreat will cease Jan. 1. The sale follows failed efforts by a local board to buy the land and two buildings. The Board of Superiors in St. Louis approved listing with Jefferson City realtors due to low usage. No decision on Father Mannering’s future assignment.
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Jefferson City
LaSalette
James Mannering
Father Mannering
St. Louis
Personal Of Farber Christmas Day Dinner Guests
Farber scene notes Christmas Day guests of L G Haynie include MR and MRS Gary Haynie Gina and Herbie of Quincy, Gina visiting grandparents. La Faroyettes MFWC carry-in supper featured gift exchange. door prize winner Mrs Ronnie Greenplate. Attendees listed with several relatives visiting from Orrick Kirksville Fulton Kansas City and Meda present.
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Gary Haynie
Gina
Herbie
Quincy, I
L.G. Haynie
Kathy
Junior
Bobby Joe Force
Stubblefield
Farber la Faroyettes
MFWC
Ronnie Greenplate
Ray
Bill Jones
Edwin
Orrick
Joe
Marion
Kirksville
Richard Jones
Fulton
Judson Jones
Roy Condi
Kansas City
Meda
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Monroe
Amelia Pessutti
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Hardin Jr
Sher
Roy Parker
Beltone
South
Jefferson St
Jefferson
Mark Twain
OPRY
HIWAY
Frankford, Mo
Ivan Jennings
Carolina Chapparelli
Nashville
Tenn
Family Entertainment
Buckus
Avril
Too
Farber
G&d
South Mexico
Mel Storch
Ford Inc
Bowling
FORD
Air & All the Goodies
Dr. H.T
Ford Ltd
Volkswagen
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State of Mo
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