Two Chance Operators Get 25Year Honors For Long Service
Centralia based A B Chance Company honors Duane Mosley Thompson and Raymond Swindell Clark as 62nd and 63rd workers to reach the quarter century mark. Mosley, active since 1950, describes daily warehouse moves of over 3000 items while Swindell, a Chance veteran since after high school, notes profit sharing and research lab loans. The ceremony follows earlier 20 and 11 year pins, with family and community ties highlighted.
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Centralia
A.B. Chance
Duane Mosley
Thompson
Raymond Swindell
Clark
Chance
Gerald Cox
Don Embree
Mary Lawson
Sturgeon
Donald Landis
Benton City
James Parrish
Paris
Mosley
Chance Warehouse
Louetta Jane Mosley
Claude ‘Mosley
Sims School
Centralia High School
A.P. Green
Chance Shipping
Beverly
Elmer Willis
Mexico
Mosleys
Hopewell Baptist Church
Ray Swindell
Madison
Ruby Swindell
Bennie Swindell
Swindell
Hardware Assembly
Navy
Korean
Chance Test Laboratories
Lois Darhneeyl di Huretaho
Prices Rise for Missouri Groceries in Weekly Survey
Missouri Farm Bureau reports seven straight weeks of higher prices across the market basket. A 10 pound bag of red potatoes costs 2.21, beef cuts rise, pork and poultry up, milk and eggs higher, bread and supply items inch up as well. In Washington, Richard Perry Loving dies from injuries after a Sunday traffic crash. his wife Mildred Hurt by the crash.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Farm Bureau
Washington (Ap
Richard Perry Loving
Supreme Court
Mildred
Washington
Loving
Pilot Warned Tower Of Wind Before Crash
Tapes released by the FAA recount a Flying Tiger DC8 warnings to close a runway due to wind shear as Eastern Flight 66 approached Kennedy. The 727 crashed at 4 p.m. after clearing to land in rain and wet runway conditions, killing 112 aboard. Flight 902 diverted to Newark. other flights landed safely.
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New York
Eastern Airlines
Eastern Flight 66
New Orleans
Kennedy International Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
O.K
Flying Tiger
John Kleven
Kleven
Flight 66
Yellowstone Quake Triggers Rock Slides and Disruptions
A 6.0 magnitude quake rattled Yellowstone National Park, shaking buildings 200 miles away and closing a road briefly as boulders blocked travel. No injuries were reported while small slides occurred throughout the park and telephone service flickered in Madison and West Yellowstone.
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West Yellowstone
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Madison
Old Faithful
Great Falls
Billings
Scenic Park
Madison River
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