IFALPA threatens 24 hour world airline halt June 19
The International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations warned on Thursday night it will ground most major airlines for 24 hours on June 19 unless the United Nations acts against aerial hijacking. Following a hijacking by 10 Czechs in West Germany, a West German prosecutor said they will be tried. The U S airlines pilots group urged a boycott of nations sheltering hijackers while IFALPA backed a UN backed special commission to curb hijacking.
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London
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
United Nations
West Germany
U.S. Air Line Pilots Association
International Federation
Ifalpa
Union Elections Initiated at Five Refractories Plants
Elections will be held at Kaiser Refractories and four other plants in five locations after requests filed with the NLRB in St. Louis. District 50 Allied and Technical Workers says notices posted and elections to occur within 30 days of next orders. contracts at several plants expire this summer and fall. Bolen notes District 50 history and possible Steelworkers merger forming a refractories division.
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National Labor Relations Board
St. Louis
Kaiser
Combustion Engineering Co
Walsh
Harbison-Walker
Vandalia
North American
Farber
Wellsville Fire Brick Co
Owen H. Bolen
International Union District 50 Allied and Technical Workers
U.S
Canada
Kaiser Works
NLRB
Bolen
NRLB
United Brick and Clay Workers
AP. Green Refractories Co
HLK. Porter Co
Fulton
District 50
Iinois
St. Louis Region 45
Missouri
Hannibal
Kentucky
Steelworkers Union
Steelworkers
Clayton attorney Larry Carp conducts Mexico campaign visit
Democratic candidate for state treasurer Larry Carp met with local residents in Mexico and announced a Channel 12 program appearance at 6:00 p m to present his candidacy.
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Larry Carp
Channel 12
Clayton
Mexico
Mrs Frank Harrison Dies At Age 79
Mrs. Frank Harrison aged 79 longtime Audrain County resident died at Audrain Medical Center after two days as a patient. Visitation this evening at Arnold Funeral Home with services Saturday at 2 p.m. Burial follows at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. She was born Mary L Allison in Martinsburg on September 8 1892 and married G Frank Harrison in 1912. Survived by two sons three daughters and many grandchildren.
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Frank Harrison
Audrain County
Audrain Medical Center
S. Jefferson St
Arnold Funeral Home
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Bradford V. Powell
Moberly
Muskie Declines McGovern Endorsement for Democratic Convention
Sen Edmund Muskie of Maine refused to back Sen George McGovern for the Democratic nomination. He said he remains a candidate and warned party unity cannot be forced by a kingmaker. Muskie spoke at a National Press Club luncheon noting McGovern would need to win over undecided party elements before the convention.
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Washington
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
George McGovern
McGovern
South Dakota
Sen. McGovern
United Party
National Press Club
Humphrey
New York Daily News
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Hurwitz
Atlanta
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
South
Wallace
Carter
Shirley Chisholm
Holy Cross
Woman Named As Bell Manager In Mexico
Wilma Sutton of Kansas City is named to replace Don Plaster as Southwestern Bell Mexico Group manager. Plaster resigned earlier this month. Sutton, with 18 years at the company, has held six posts in Commercial and Plant departments and serves on Missouri's Status of Women Commission. The Mexico Group includes Mexico, Wellsville, Moberly and Higbee.
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Wilma Sutton
Kansas City
Don Plaster
Southwestern Bell
Mexico
Ernie Adelman
Moberly
Plaster
Miss Sutton
Adelman
Springfield
Sutton
Telephone Employees’ Credit Union of
Missouri
Status of Women Commission
Warren Hearnes
Drury College
Wellsville
Higbee
Summer School Begins Monday in Mexico district
Summer school starts Monday for Kindergarten through sixth grade at Eugene Field School. Bus routes from Hawthorne, Mexico High, Lafayette Housing, and Garfield areas run morning schedules with noon return. Principal is Mrs. Anita Murphy, teaching staff listed. nurse is Mrs. Mary Guthrie. secretarial duties by Miss Carol Cline. Beginning typing class at Mexico High School starts 8 a.m. in room 113, six weeks, $30, 1% unit credit taught by Carl Biggs.
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Eugene Field School
Joseph E. Hodgin
Mexico Public Schools
Hawthorne School
Rivers Addition
Pollock Road
McMillan School
McMillan
Lafayette
Garfield School
Garfield
Anita Murphy
Eugene Field
Irma Logan
Karen Nebel
Pat Abbott
Marvyda Elliott
Linda Giesler
Jo Thomas
Susan Gibson
Sandra Buschback
Linda Yelton
Barbara Muffley
Linda Prichard
Connie Bousquet
Becky Cook
Betty Jaeger
Diane Johnson
Mary Lou Lackey
Ginger Stonebraker
Jerry McFarland
Art Seals
Mary Guthrie
Carol Cline
Carolyn Crum
Jo Lynn Goff
Susan Groves
Musette Logan
Sara McIntosh
Sandra Mechlin
Tyan Mundy
Lynn Smith
Beverly Williams
Hodgin
Mexico High School
Carl Biggs
Napalm Attacks Hit Trang Bang Amid Saigon Defense
In Trang Bang, napalm strikes by South Vietnamese air force killed and wounded civilians and soldiers as dawn broke. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces press toward Saigon, using jungle trails through War Zone C to threaten surrounding towns while Saigon defends the capital at great cost.
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Trang Bang
Vietnam
Cambodia
Saigon
Highway 1
Comunists
South Vietnam
Uruway
Bat
Ho Bo
Bol Loi
Iron Triangle
Life Is Worth It Says Doomed Man
Paul Isleman, 27, in San Diego says life is worth it despite severe illness and frequent losses. Doctors warn he may not live long, yet he reflects on purpose, having raised two children and traveled, with plans barely a day ahead. He avoids despair, hoping for something beyond life.
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San Diego
Calif
Paul Isleman
Isleman
Rural Help Bill Is Ready for Rural Development Vote
Congress agrees on a compromise to fund rural development with about 500 million dollars yearly in grants and expanded loan powers. The plan rejects revenue sharing, aiming to aid towns up to 10 000 people and cities up to 90 000, addressing pollution abatement and industrial centers to create jobs. Senate Agriculture Chairman Herman Talmadge hails the bill as key rural development legislation.
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Washington
Congress
Senate House
America
Nixon
House
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
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Wetterau Foods Inc
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Elmwood Rd
Elmwood Cemetery
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Ledger
Richard Vance
Bell
Wagner
Arthur F. Wagner
Harwood St
Mexico City
Dallas Hovatter
Ringo St
Stanford
Encina Hall
Stanford University
Napalm
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