Charleston Honoring Gov Hearnes Homecoming in Charleston
Gov and Mrs Warren Hearnes will be honored in Charleston Missouri with a homecoming event. After attending inaugural ceremonies for Gov elect Christopher Bond, they will arrive at Sikeston Airport at 3 p.m. Activities include a speech dinner and dance at the Charleston Armory organized by the East Prairie and Charleston chambers of commerce and the Mississippi County honorary colonels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
Charleston
Bootheel
Christopher S. Bond
Sikeston
Chambers of Commerce of
East Prairie
Mississippi County
Charleston Armory
Mrs Sewell Retires From Fredendall's
Mrs J E Essie Sewell of 219 E Anderson St retires after nearly 29 years with Frederdall and Wilkins Inc. She joined in April 1944 and retirement became effective Jan 1. Co workers hosted luncheon and a farewell party with luggage gift. She moved from ready to wear to home furnishings and will enjoy time with family and church and clubs. Her husband died nine years ago and Mrs Harold Moody will succeed her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E
Essie) Sewell
E. Anderson
Frederdall and Wilkins, Inc
Sewell
Family Meal At Farmhouse (Continued from Page 1)
A visitor recounts a day in the life of Yi a student at a Chinese farm school. He details meals classes and breaks plus the family routine and income. Yi eats breakfast and lunch for about 12 to 18 cents daily with modest clothes home made by his parents. His father a laborer shares a tour of their four room home and notes production shifts, migration of youth to mills and mines, and local commune life. The piece ends with a note about bullet holes in a room linked to Chiang Kai-shek era events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hughes
Mao
Chiang Kai-shek
Merrell Seeks Open Meetings and Elderly Tax Relief
Missouri Senator Norman L. Merrell outlines three priority laws for the current session: government reorganization, an open meetings or Sunshine bill, and tax relief for the elderly, alongside continued financing of state agencies. He, as chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, vows open hearings to foster accountability and a better state government.
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Missouri Senate
Norman L. Merrell
Sen. Merrell
Senate Appropriations Committee
State of
Missouri
Senate
Merrell
Appropriations Committee
Jaycees Ship 9 Tons Glass For Recycling
The Mexico Jaycees shipped more than nine tons of glass to Owens-Illinois in Alton Illinois via O’Brien Transfer Co. Proceeds benefit the Mexico Community Chest with funds from the ongoing collection effort started Sept 16. Coca Cola plant Audrain Medical Center support the drive with Scouts aiding, at the South Jefferson Street center open 9 am to moon each Saturday. tomorrow is the last collection day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Jaycees
Fred Hemlin
O'Brien Transfer Co
Owens-Illinois Glass Container Division
Alton
Ill
Mexico Community Chest
Mexico Coca Cola
Two Counties Vote for Non-Partisan Court Plan
Secretary of State James C. Kirkpatrick announced results showing Platte County 7,631 for and 3,123 against while Clay County approved 20,913 to 8,412. The plan affects the 6th and 7th Judicial Circuits, extending to Jackson St Louis counties, the Courts of Appeal, and the Missouri Supreme Court.
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Jefferson City
James C. Kirkpatrick
Platte and
Clay County
Platte County
6Th Judicial Circuit
7Th Judicial Circuit
Jackson County
St. Louis County
St. Louis City
Courts of Appeal
Missouri Supreme Court
Draft Board Suit Dismissed
A federal judge dismissed a suit against Webster Groves Selective Service Board 100 for being too broad and imprecise for federal review. Judge H Kenneth Wangelin found much of the claim to be a narrative of events and conclusory statements but left open the possibility of a more specific future filing. The case sought the ouster of all seven board members for alleged undue secrecy about induction procedures.
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ST. Louis
Webster Groves
U.S
H. Kenneth Wangelin
Wancelin
Selective Service Board 100
Man claims device false with truss at airport screening
Edward Stringfield a Margate New Jersey retiree faced repeated checks at Philadelphia International Airport as a metal detector kept triggering. After surrendering keys lighters coins a pen and belt he finally revealed he wore a truss to explain the alert and was allowed to pass.
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Philadelphia
Edward Stringfield
Philadelphia International Airport
Margate
N.J
Stringfellow
Hovatter Transfers To St Charles For Water Plant Work
Hovatter, longtime manager of Missouri Cities Water Co. Mexico division, will become supervisor of water treatment and operation at Weldon Springs facilities in St. Charles County. He and his wife Carol will move near year end. He has served five years as operating superintendent and division manager and is active in Kiwanis and local church and civic affairs.
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Dallas Hovatter
Mexico
Missouri Cities Water Co
Weldon Springs
St. Charles County
St. Charles
Contempt Trial For Chicago 7 Contempt Trial For Chicago 7
The Justice Department will retry all seven Chicago Seven on contempt charges while not retrying five on riot charges. Atty Gen Richard G Klein and U.S. Attorney James R Thompson said retrials, though costly, are pursued for contempt. Defendants include Dellinger Hoffman Hayden Rubin and Davis with prior five year terms and $5,000 fines.
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Chicago
Justice Department
Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
U.S
Northern District of Illinois
James R. Thompson
Thompson
Kleindienst
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
David Dellinger
Abbott
Abbie’ Hoffman
Tom Hayden
Jerry Rubin
Rennard ‘Rennie’ Davis
Volunteers To Play For YC Dance
The Volunteers Of America will play for an after game dance at the youth center after the Mexico Aston basketball game. Sponsored by the Youth Center, the dance runs 9 30 to 12 p m tomorrow night. Wednesday January 19 is the final day to reserve copies of the 1973 Mascot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Volunteers OF America
Youth Center
Janet Talbert
Heart Transplant Patient Dies Of Cancer
ST LOUIS AP A revised death certificate for Vincent Doberman Missouri s first heart transplant patient notes his death resulted from cancer and rejection A hospital pathologist said cancer spread rapidly through his body after the December 16 transplant the 45 year old Jennings Missouri retiree had cancer in the heart and other organs.
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ST. Louis
Vincent Doberman
Missouri
Firmin Desloge Hospital
Dobelman
Jennings, Mo
Bigelows Welcome Daughter at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Charles R Bigelow of Laddonia Route 2 became parents to a daughter born at Audrain Medical Center at 9 44 p m Thursday weighing seven pounds six ounces Mr Bigelow is employed at Harbison Walker Refractories in Vandalia
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Charles R. Bigelow
Laddonia Route 2
Audrain Medical Center
Bigelow
Harbison Walker Refractories
Vandalia
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Mrs. Sewell
Fredendall’s
Liberty
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Curtis Mayfield
Heyy
Jaycees
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YC Dance
Bigelows
Joe
Iyr
Fiaged
Wolper Willy Wonka&% Cie
Rth
Torte Naz
Gene Wader
Jack Albertson
Willy Wonka
Abebsuds
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