Hartke Seeks Probe Into Stans Penn Central Ties
Sen. Hartke calls for Commerce Secretary Stans hearings over alleged stock holdings in Great Southwest Corp tied to Penn Central loan efforts. White House dismisses wrongdoing claims while noting Stans withdrew from negotiations and pledged disclosure.
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Washington
White House
Maurice H. Stans
Ronald L. Ziegler
Stans
Penn Central Railroad
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Senate Commerce Committee
Ziegler
Penn Central
Hartke
Associated Press
Great Southwest Corp
Great Southwest
Texas
May Make Occupational County Survey Discussion Monday
County officials and Mexico Chamber of Commerce co sponsor a Monday meeting at the courthouse community room to discuss a county wide occupational survey. Jim Stowe says the survey will aid a sound industrial economic program by detailing the labor market and available workers. Bill Hayter of Central Electric Power Cooperative will attend to share survey insights. A daughter weighing five pounds 12 ounces was born today at Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs John D Foster of Clark Street. Mr Foster is in the US Army.
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Audrain County Court
The
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Jim Stowe
Chamber
Stowe
Audrain
Bill Hayter
Central Electric Power Cooperative of
Jefferson City
Audrain Medical Center
John D. Foster
Clark St
Davenports
Philbert Davenport
Holt St
Davenport
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Walton Stores
Walton
Russell Blackburn
Audrain County
Warner Williams
Raul Walter
Columbia
Neil Nielsen
Robert Oltis
Mexico
Green Sales At Top In '70
A P Green Refractories reported 1970 as the best sales year in its history under President William Lowe. The firm bought Douglas Firebrick Co. Ltd. in Scotland and USG total sales rose to 465 million. A 34th acquisition, Scotland’s Douglas Firebrick, was noted alongside leadership changes at USG with Edward W. Duffy becoming president and Graham J. Morgan continuing as CEO of the parent company.
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A. P. Green Refractories Co
William 8. Lowe
Empire Club
Lowe
Douglas Firebrick Co. Ltd
Scotland
Green
United States Gypsum Co
Edward W. Duffy
Duffy
Mr. Morgan
USG
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Douglas Firebrick’ Co.Ltd
Dalry
A. P. Green
Green Company
U. S
U.S
Planes Bomb North Vietnam Second Day Losses Rise
SAIGON AP The U S Command reported five aircraft losses across South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. Twenty two Americans were killed and 22 wounded with one missing as air strikes against SAM sites in North Vietnam were anticipated to protect B52 raids into Laos.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laotian Panhandle
Hoang Xuan Lam
Sepone
Associated Press
Michael Putzel
Matilda Tillman Dies After Long Illness in Mexico
Mrs. Matilda M. Tillman of Mexico Missouri Route 5 died at Audrain Medical Center after an extended illness. Funeral at St. Brendan Church Thursday at 10 a.m. with Rev. Edward Donohue. Burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery Martinsburg. Born Feb 9 1888 in Martinsburg to Joseph and Mary Fennewald. Married Oct 28 1914 to Charles Henry Tillman who died Oct 2 1950. Survived by sons Joe and Leo Tillman and daughter Mary Roe all of Mexico. seven grandchildren and a step grandchild. Seven siblings preceded her. Calling hours Tuesday at Arnold funeral home with rosary at 7:30 p.m.
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Matilda M. Tillman
Mexico
Route 5
Audrain Medical Center
St. Brendan Church
Edward Donohue
S T. Joseph’s Cemetery
Martinsburg
Tillman
Joseph
Mary Hagenbuch Fennewald
Charles Henry Tillman
Audrain County
Ladies Sodality of the Church
Joe Tillman
Leo Tillman
Mary Roe
Arnold Funeral
Anxious Time For Mexicoans Anxious Time For Mexicoans
Mr and Mrs J Q Delap of 1403 Avacadia St worried for hours as Dallas deputy names were unclear. They feared Jack Faulkner, deputy sheriff and brother in law to Mrs Delap, might be among five kidnapped by a burglary gang. Later confirmation he was safe.
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J. Q. Delap
Avacadia St
Dallas
Hearnes Denies Danforth Governor Run Deal
Missouri Governor Warren Hearnes rejected claims of any pact to end the two term limit to aid John Danforth run for governor in 1971. He said discussions with Wayne Millsap touched Danforth's future but no deals were made. Hearnes plans to practice law after his term ends in 1973 and defended the idea of voters choosing their candidate. Two Democrats, Morris and Dowd, have filed for governor and a proposed amendment could enable a third term and also lower residency to five years for Danforth.
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Warren E. Hearnes
John C. Danforth
Wayne Millsap
St. Louis
Hearnes
William §. Morris
Kansas City
Edward Dowd
Morris
Missouri
John Danforth
Medals of Honor Awarded to 12 Families at White House
President Nixon awarded the Medal of Honor to parents and families of 12 American servicemen who died heroically in Vietnam. Eleven were Army personnel and four Marines. The ceremony took place in the White House East Room with military and service musicians adding color.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
White House
Gunmen Kill 3 Deputies in Dallas County Shootout
Three deputies were killed and one wounded after five were seized during a burglary probe. They were driven to a river bottom where a suspect opened fire. Rene Guzman, 33, identified as the gunman, faces murder charges while four others are being questioned.
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Tex
Clarence Jones
Dallas County
Rene Adolpho Guzman
Jones
Trinity River
Donnie Reese
Sam Infante
Ellis County
A. J. Robertson
Waxahachie
Wendell Dover
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Milwaukee
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Bud) Walton
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