Krinbill and Westcott Named Regional Manufacturing Heads
Carl A. Krinbill and James F. Westcott appointed regional manufacturing managers for A. P. Green Refractories Co. They will supervise 17 plants across the U. S. Krinbill moves to Mexico. Westcott remains in Mexico and oversees 11 plants in multiple states. Both bring decades of prior Green experience, with Krinbill's chemistry and engineering work and Westcott's geology and procurement background.
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Carl A. Krinbill
James F. Westcott
A. P. Green Refractories Co
W. F. Mundy
Green Caerpay
Krinbill
Mexico
Fulton
Philadelphia
Massillon
Ohio
Woodbridge
N. J
Climax
Clayton
Green Company
University of Missouri
Green
CIA Mexicana de Refractorios
Mexico City
Monterrey
Remmey
Northeast Chamber of Commerce
Northeast Manufacturers Assn
American Ceramic Society
Mary Margaret
John
Detroit
Alfred Turgeon
Champaign
Ill
Westcott
Oak Hill
Jackson
Kimberly
Bessemer
Eufaula
Ala
Macon
Pueblo
Colo
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Troy
Idaho
Little Rock
Ark
Morris
Illinois
The
Reservations For Banquet Close Friday
The final day for reservations to the Mexico Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet is Friday. Tickets are $5.00 each for the event at Knights of Columbus Hall starting with a 6:00 p.m. social hour on Wednesday Jan. 23, honoring Lowell L. Hagan.
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Mexico Area
Mexico
Columbia College
Albert Tangora
Farm and Home Savings Assn
Nelson Willingham
Consolidated Electric Cooperative
Byrnes Hawthorne
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Connie Pickering
Precht- Pickering Funeral Home
John R. Cline
Commerce Bank
Gary Evans
Collier-Evans Oil Co
Woodrow Lee
Audrain Medical Center
Rex Johnson
Jon Scaramella
Kline’s Department Store
Morris Crews
MFA Grain
Russell Blackburn
Lewis Brooks Jr
Jaycee
Fourth Man Hunted In Getty Gang
Police in Rome and Calabria arrested three men and sought a fourth in the Getty kidnaping case. Domenico Barbino was nabbed in Rome, while Vincenzo Mammoliti and Antonio Mancuso were captured in Calabria. A cache of ransom money was reportedly found, and one ear allegedly cut off by captors was mailed to a Rome paper.
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Rome
J. Paul Getty
Calabria
Getty
Domenico Barbino
Gioia Tauro
Mancuso
Cicala
Barbino
Mammoliti
Castellace
Young Getty
Salerno
Austria
Five New Trends for Missouri Schools Named by Education Chief
Jefferson City AP Commissioner Arthur Mallory of Missouri Department of Education outlined five trends expected to shape public schools: preschool expansion, stronger career vocational education, wider instructional television, a return to the three R’s, and greater emphasis on individualized learning. He cited research on early childhood, rising enrollment in vocational programs, and television instruction as key drivers, while stressing the basics as essential to all other learning. Concurrently in Baltimore AP Senator Barry Goldwater dismissed rumors of a Nixon resignation push, saying Nixon would refuse and liberals lack the will to impeach, preferring stability over upheaval.
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Jefferson City
Arthur Mallory
State Department of Education
Mallory
Baltimore
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
Goldwater
Maryland
Richard Nixon
House
Senate
Eagleton Calls for Probe Into Fuel Crisis
ST LOUIS AP Senator Thomas F Eagleton urges a thorough congressional probe into rising wholesale fuel prices and oil company profits amid reports of shortages. He questions if the energy crisis is real or a corporate or government ploy and says public trust demands facts and leadership for long term energy solutions.
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ST. Louis
U.S
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Eagleton
Missouri Democrat
New’ Congress
America
Gas Stations Closing Earlier Across the United States
Washington AP The AAA reports fuel supplies remain generally available but nearly half of the 2,331 stations contacted close by 7 p.m. on weekdays with 2 percent out of gasoline and 17 percent limiting purchases. Saturday hours extend to 5 p.m. but most close by 6:30 p.m. Sunday shows 15 percent open. Regional limits vary, with Arizona and New England among the tightest, and New York City the priciest area versus Texas the cheapest.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
AAA
Arizona
Florida
New England
New York
New Jersey
Washington, D.C
New York City
Texas
Springlike Day For Most Of Missouri
A springlike warmup spread across Missouri with mostly sunny skies pushing temperatures into the 50s and 60s despite lingering snow in Kansas City St Louis and Columbia. Forecasts call for more sun and higher temps Thursday with little to no precipitation through Sunday as fog lingers in some areas.
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Kansas City
Missouri
National Weather Service
St. Louis
Columbia
Joplin
West Plains
Cape Girardeau
Basic Adult Education enrolls January 22 Mexico
Enrollment for Basic Adult Education begins Tuesday night January 22 at the Mexico Area Vocational Technical School with instructor Herman Tolson overseeing classes for adults 18 and older. Courses cover reading writing speaking listening arithmetic citizenship and home and family living. Last year 28 adults earned high school equivalency diplomas through this program with no tuition. Reservations via 581-5684.
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Mexico Evening School
Mexico
Mexico Area
Herman Tolson
State Department of Education
Khmer Rouge Rockets Kill 14 In Phnom Penh
Khmer Rouge rockets killed 14 people and wounded 22 in Phnom Penh across Tuesday night and today. A direct hit struck the anteroom of the army commander-in-chief's office but Maj. Gen. Sosthene Fernandez was unhurt. In Vietnam, fighting near Pleiku left 56 North Vietnamese and four South Vietnamese soldiers dead.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Sosthene Fernandez
South Vietnam
Saigon
Pleiku
Central Highlands
US Men Abroad Get Instructions On Terrorists
In Mexico City American businessmen abroad receive a five page leaflet titled General Security Tips for U S Businessmen Abroad. The pamphlet distributes by the American Embassy and consulates outlines how to protect families from terrorists and how to act if kidnapped. State Department drafted the guide for worldwide distribution.
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Mexico City
U.S
State Department
Prisoner Set Fatal Fire in Milan Jail
Sullivan County Sheriff and Milan police investigated a blaze at the county jail that killed Raymond Rick Smith of Milan. Prosecutor N William Phillips said Smith started the fire to escape after a bar disturbance. Coroner Dr E W Simpson noted severe burns and possible smoke inhalation, with two other inmates escaping unharmed.
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Milan
Sullivan County
N. William Phillips
Raymond
Rick) Smith
Smith
E. W. Simpson
Bernard Pickering
First Child for Wheeler Family in Nevada
Mr and Mrs Glenn L Wheeler of Nevada announce the birth of their son Kameron Reed Wheeler at 10 10 p m weighing seven pounds one ounce yesterday. Grandparents are Derrill Kuhlman of Mexico and Lloyd Wheeler of Olathe Kan. Mrs Wheeler is former Susan Kuhlman. Mr Wheeler works as a guidance counselor at Nevada High School.
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Glenn L. Wheeler
Nevada
Kameron Reed
Derrill Kuhlman
Mexico
Lloyd G. Wheeler
Olathe
Kan
Wheeler
Susan Kuhlman
Nevada High School
Propane dealer blasts oil firms for price gouging in Ark City
Arkansas City propane distributor Frank Groves accuses big oil companies of gouging propane amid rising prices since last summer. He cites a full 50,000 gallon tank and 500 local customers facing monthly heating bills of 100 to 150 dollars. Groves notes propane is plentiful and largely a natural gas by product, not tied to Middle East oil. He calls for price relief or government controls if inequities persist. Also today, Mr and Mrs Charles E Hopke announce the birth of a six pound seven ounce son at Audrain Medical Center.
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Arkansas City
Frank Groves
Groves
Phillips 66
Kansas
Midwest
Middle East
Grover
Charles E. Hopke
Route 3
New Florence
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Hopke
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Alabama
Arkansas Calcining
Geological Society of America
American Institute of Professional Geologists
Natural Resources Council
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber of Commerce
Wescott
Maribel
Branchwood
David Harris
Warrensburg
Patricia
University of Missouri At Columbia
Getty Gang
Natabia
Aspromonte
Pizzo Calabro
Iberty
Kelly
Kelly Furniture
Simmons
Thomasville
R-Ariz
NBC
Iakovos
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Heaven
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Bob
Steve
Don
Tom
S. Clark
Bob George Bontiag
Olds, G.M.C. Inc
Kameron Reed Wheeler
Hopkes
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