Welfare Session Begins Here Today in Mexico
Approximately 60 social orders supervisors and county directors from the Missouri Division of Family Services began a two day institute at Mexico Junior High School. The program covers family planning, casework with alcoholics and families, volunteers, drug user identification, and mental health. Workshops run two hours each, ending Friday at 12 30 p.m.
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Missouri Division of Family Services
Mexico Junior High School
Patrick C. Reddin
M.D
Mexico
Marie Williams
Miss Williams
Helen Womack
St. Charles County
Bertha Lowell
Callaway County
Teresa Locke
Marion County
Orvie Nix
East Central Missouri
Fred Watts
Alcoholism
Columbia
Reagan Leads In South Says Ford Manager
Howard H. Callaway, campaign chairman for President Ford, says Reagan now leads Ford in almost every Southern state mainly due to opposition to Nelson Rockefeller on the ticket. Callaway notes Reagan could lead in California Florida and other Southern states if he runs, while Ford trails by up to 60 percent in some polls.
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Washington
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Washington Post
Rockefeller
the Post
Howard H
Bo) Callaway
Callaway
California
Florida
Post
Reagan
Birth of 7lb 9oz boy to Kallenbachs in Columbia
Mr and Mrs James Edward Kallenbach announce the birth of Zachary James at University of Missouri Medical Center on a Wednesday afternoon. The newborn weighed 7 pounds 9 ounces. Grandparents are Dr and Mrs Glen P Kallenbach and Mr and Mrs Edwin Buckner, all of Mexico. Mr Kallenbach works at the Mid-Missouri Mental Health Center.
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Zachary James
James Edward Kallenbach
Columbia
University of Missouri Medical Center
Kallenbach
Mid-Missouri Mental Health Center
Glen P. Kallenbach
Edwin Buckner
Mexico
Study Finds Men Outperform Women in Grocery Math
A government funded survey of 34 000 17 year olds and 4 200 adults aged 26 to 35 shows males consistently outperforming females in math tasks simulating buying and financing. The report warns that many cannot judge the best food buy or balance a checkbook and urges improved consumer math skills to curb wasted money.
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Washington
Department of Health, ‘Education and Welfare
Virginia H. Knauer
Roy H. Forbes
Fire destroys unoccupied mobile home at Sunset Park
Richard Womack of the Little Dixie Fire District reports an early Thursday mobile home fire in Sunset Trailer Park destroyed the 1963 unit owned by Robert Wright. About 50 percent of the trailer burned. loss estimated at $5,000. caused by a gas leak from water heater or stove. City water tanker aided extinguishment.
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Sunset Trailer Park
Robert Wright
Richard Womack
Little Dixie
Israel Egypt Maneuvers Stir Concern
U S intelligence officials warn both Israel and Egypt risk triggering fighting as they pace military moves to strengthen bargaining positions. Egypt renews UN Sinai force mandate, while Israel calls up about 7,000 reservists. Egypt deploys radar near Suez, raises alert as diplomats monitor risk of escalation.
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Washington
U.S
United Nations
Sinai
Henry A. Kissinger
U.N
Israel
Cairo
United States
Suez Canal
West Bank
Canal
Green Co Names 7 To New Posts
The A P Green Refractories Co announces seven appointments to new unit supervisory roles effective August 1. Herbert Jackson will head production in the Mexico plant air hammer and wood mold departments. Roy Murray leads insulating fire brick production. Marvin Coil takes charge of Greenlite production. David Smithee transfers to stiff mud as unit supervisor. Also named are Robert Midgett, Charles Boydston, and David Schatz to roles in stiff mud, manufacturing relief, and air hammer supervision respectively. Each bio notes long-tenure and home addresses.
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A.P. Green Refractories Co
Herbert Jackson
Roy Murray
Marvin Coil
David Smithee
Robert Midgett
Charles Boydston
David Schatz
Mr. Jackson
Mexico
Air Hammer
Green Company
E. Park
Murray
Kent Rd
Coil
S. Western
Smithee
Route 1
Auxvasse
Mr. Midgett
Buck Wheeler
Highway 54 East
Boydston
Dry Press
W. Anderson
Schatz
Donors Fall 24 Pints Short of Blood Target
Audrain County Bloodmobile at United Methodist Church drew 94 donors yesterday, five deferred, with Dr. John Boyce contributing a pint and reaching four gallons total. Three directed donations occurred as extra visits to meet the 1974 75 quota shortfall, prompting 10 visits next year.
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Audrain County
Red Cross
United Methodist Church
John Boyce
Mexico
Sharon Miller
Jill Cooper
Eugene Whalen
Fred Bail
Richard Duffner
KC Muslim Leader Faces Drug Charge
Kansas City narcotics case centers on Nathaniel Muhammad head of the local Temple of the Nation of Islam and ally James Jackson. Authorities say the duo agreed to a heroin sale to an undercover agent, with $14,100 in marked bills seized. Muhammad calls the charges a government conspiracy and says funds were temple donations.
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Kansas City
Nathaniel Muhammad
Nation of Islam
James Jackson
Muhammad
Temple of
The
Elijah Muhammad
Bill Ashcraft
Drug Enforcement Administration
Ashcraft
William Tetrick
U.S
Jackson
US Denies Destroying Space Station
Rand Daily Mail alleges NASA ordered destruction of a multimillion dollar space tracking station on Madagascar to prevent Soviet access. NASA denies report. The facility faced an ultimatum from Madagascar over costs, and technicians allegedly rendered it inoperative and removed components and documents.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Rand Daily Mail
NASA
U.S
Madagascar
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
Indian Ocean
Africa
GOP Chairman Accuses Lehr of Conflict of Interest
Missouri Republican State Chairman Lowell McCuskey accuses State Auditor George Lehr of violating conflict of interest law by preparing to buy Empire State Bank in Kansas City with a $2 million loan from Mercantile Trust Co. Lehr denies any conflict and says the bank will not handle state funds.
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Jefferson City
George Lehr
Missouri
Kansas City
Lowell McCuskey
McCuskey
Empire State Bank
Mercantile Trust Co
St. Louis
Lehr
Colwells Welcome Daughter At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Eddie D Colwell of Centralia welcomed a six pound 15 ounce daughter at 3 26 p.m. Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Colwell works for A B Chance Co.
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Eddie D. Colwell
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Colwell
A.B. Chance Co
Angry Letter From Maine Bishop Over Philadelphia Ordination
In New York AP report, Maine Bishop Frederick B. Wolf criticizes women priests and notes the death of Louisiana Bishop Iveson B. Noland in a Kennedy Airport crash. He warns the harm caused by ecclesiastical disobedience, drawing protests from several recipients. Also includes Hilly Graham comment on homosexual ordination possibilities in Belgium.
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New York
Maine
Louisiana
Frederick B. Wolf
Portland
Philadelphia
Iveson B. Noland
New Orleans
Kennedy International Airport
Iveson Noland
Tveson Noland
Wolf
Noland
Bishops’ Advisory Council
Betty Bone Schiess
Syracuse
N.Y
Nancy Wittig
Newark
N.J
Edward R. Welles
Manset
Ann Landers Husband Plans to Wed Briton in September
Chicago AP reports Jules Lederer, estranged husband of columnist Ann Landers, intends to remarry in Great Britain in September. The unnamed British bride is described as Ann Landers. Landers and Lederer, married 36 years, have announced their divorce.
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Ann Landers
Chicago
Jules Lederer
Great Britain
Irv Kupcinet
Chicago Sun- Times
Vote To Bar Court Action On Indira Rule
In New Delhi the upper house passed a constitutional amendment barring courts from reviewing Mrs Gandhi’s emergency rule. With opposition absent, the 245 member house approved 1640. The lower house backed the measure 342 to 1 amid a boycott over arrests and censorship. The government also eased foreign press restrictions while maintaining censorship guidelines. The Supreme Court appeal on electoral abuses is set for Aug. 11.
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New Delht
India
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
Congress Party
pro-Moscow
Communist Party
Kashmir
Mrs. Gandhi
Supreme Court
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