Jim Landry Joins See-Tv Morning News Team
Jim Landry with over four decades in radio and TV news joins See-Tv Channel 12 Mexico to host three morning newscasts at 6 30 7 and 8 30 from Monday to Friday starting next week. He began in New Orleans in 1933 and has worked across several states. he and wife Margaret reside at 1302 N Olive.
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New Cambria
Riot outside Oporto Prison leaves three dead in Portugal
AP reports a New Year riot outside Customs Prison in Oporto killing three and wounding six as crowds demand the release of about 70 leftist officers tied to a November coup plot. A 4 year old daughter of a former vice premier among the wounded.
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Customs
Antonio Arnao Metelo
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Hamburg
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Lisbon
Caxias
Wallace Son Donates 250000 for Farm of Today and Tomorrow
Henry A. Wallace, son of the former vice president, gave 250000 to establish the Henry A. Wallace Farm of Today and Tomorrow in Des Moines as part of Living History Farms. The project funds a modern demonstration farm within the privately financed center, which preserves an 1840 log-era farmstead and a 1900 horsepowered farm. The elder Wallace was a Roosevelt era farm editor and served as U S secretary of agriculture and commerce. Also included is a birth notice from Vandalia for a daughter born at Audrain Medical Center.
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Iowa
Henry A. Wallace
Living History Farms
Wallace
William G. Murray
Living History Farms Foundation
Iowa Farm
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Commerce
New York Hoods Terrorize Rock Celebration at Coliseum
Armed gangs target a New Year's rock party at the New York Coliseum on Columbus Circle gatering thousands who paid $15. Police report 75 formal complaints as thieves steal money and coats totaling at least 15,000 dollars. One witness, Nathans Williams, 21, lost a $250 leather coat. cops said internal venue crime limited tracing.
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New York Coliseum
Columbus Circle
Nathans Williams
Williams
Mrs Eisenhower Shows Improvement
Mamie Eisenhower is improving from a viral infection at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. She is alert and resting comfortably, with tests indicating the illness responds to treatment. The 79 year old widow of President Dwight D. Eisenhower was brought from her Gettysburg area farm by ambulance after falling ill.
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Mamie Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Army Medical Center
Ft. Gordon
Walter Reed
Skelton enters race for Missouri 4th District seat
State Sen. Ike Skelton of Lexington formally joined the race for the Democratic nomination in Missouri 4th District. He will tour the district’s 16 counties and advocate budgeting government like families do. The article notes his background, campaign leadership picks, and district boundaries.
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Ike Skeltor
Lexington
Missouri
Skelton
Gary Evert
Sedalia
A. J. Anderson
Harrisonville
Lafayette County
University of Missouri- Columbia
Democratic
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Lamar
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre Lake
Harry 8
Truman Lake Country
William J. Randall
Jack E. Gant
Senate
Jefferson City
Donald L. Manford
Lake Lotawana
Arthur Lamb
Lane Leard
Lee’s Summit
Adelaide Miller
Robert Johnson
Richard King
CIA Denies Recruiting For Angola
Boston AP report notes officials deny The Christian Science Monitor claim that the CIA recruited about 600 Americans to fight in Angola. The Monitor alleged 300 in country and 300 ready, with training at Fort Benning and some South Vietnamese recruits. Government spokesmen dismissed the story as groundless, while noting possible helicopter crews and mechanics needs.
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Boston
Christian Science Monitor
Central Intelligence Agency
David Anable
Angola
CIA
United States
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
White House
John Carlson
Washington
State
Defense Departments
Monitor
National Union For the Total Independence of
National Front For the Liberation of
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Ft. Benning
Panama Canal Zone
Auditor Lehr To Own Share Of KC Bank
Missouri Auditor George Lehr gains a 25 percent stake in Empire Bancorp Inc to acquire Empire State Bank of Kansas City. The Federal Reserve Board approved the plan amid criticism over potential conflicts of interest with Lehr's official duties. Empire State Bank's Sept 30 condition showed $18.6 million in resources and $16 million in liabilities.
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George Lehr
Empire State Bank of Kansas City
Federal Reserve Board
Lehr
Kansas Citians
Missouri Banking Board
William J. Bollwer
Banking Board
Reserve Board
Empire Bancorp, Inc
Empire State Bank
Steve Pack
Charles Hirsch
Empire
Five Chance veterans retire from Centralia plant
Five longtime A. B. Chance Company workers in Centralia retire with 46 to 10 years service. They hold retirement savings totaling about 450000 in the Chance Employees' Savings and Retirement Fund. Leaders include Nathan A. Toulson 46 years and Jack Curtright 37 years.
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A. B. Chance Company
Chance
Savings and Retirement Fund
Nathan A. Toulson
Centralians
IT. G
Andy” Anderson
Delbert Potts
Lee Decker
Emerson Electric Co
Toalson
Emerson
Missouri Public Expenditure Survey
U.S. Industrial Council
William Jewell College
Alabama Power Company
United States
Anderson
California
Dot
Cance Company
Back Pay Ordered In Religious Case
A federal judge ordered Chrysler Corp to pay former employee William H Blakely 10,000 in back pay for religious discrimination linked to his 1972 discharge. The court also restored Blakely to his trim department job at the suburban Fenton plant with seniority after trial.
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Blakely
Trim
Chrysler
Fenton
Mexico Audrain bookmobile schedule for next week
The Mexico Audrain County Library releases a week of stops with the bookmobile visiting Friendship Church Clyde James residence Burnham school Sun nydale grade school Vandalia south Tri County Nursing Home Centralia Chance school and Thompson Community A-6 elementary Littleby Methodist Church.
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