Kieppinger Buys Rock Port Bank From Goppert
Carl Kieppinger of Mexico acquires controlling interest in Citizens Bank of Atchison County at Rock Port and plans to move there to manage. He is a former Vendo marketing director with international experience. long family banking history noted.
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Carl Kieppinger
Mexico
Citizens Bank of
Atchison County
Rock Port
CH. Goppert
Kansas City
Northwest Missouri Bank
Atchison County Mal
Kleppinger
Charles Knierim
James Ottmann
Jack Kelly
Olin Fehrman
Ann Husing
Henry Copeland
Howard E. Bunton
Westminster College
Fulton
Phi Delta Theta
Army
Virginia
Washington
Quartermaster Corps
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Vergo Co
Vendo
Citizens Bank
Missouri
Martinsburg
H.P. French
Laddonia State Bank
Alleta French Kleppinger
Edward P. French
C.H. Goppert
S.F. Graham
Charles E. Bell
Goppert
E Citizens Bank
Kansas
Goppert Foundation
Task Forces Named to Aid Missouri Public Safety Plan
Six special panels were named to assist in developing the Missouri Action Plan for Public Safety by Public Safety Director Michael Garrett. The task forces will include criminal justice professionals officials and private citizens and begin work next month during a state crime prevention conference led by Gov. Bond. Vermillion Wiley Fairfax Sander King Smith head the six panels focusing on police courts corrections juvenile delinquency community crime prevention and criminal justice information systems.
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Jefferson City
Public Safety
Michael Garrett
Christopher 5
Bond
Columbia
State Board of Probation and Parole
W. R. Vermillion
Crane
Robert S. Wiley
Pettis County
Emmett Fairfax
Missouri University
Paul Sander
Independence
Richard King
Highway Patrol
Sam Smith
Stomp on Variegated Cutworms to Stop Damage
Columbia Missouri AP report on variegated cutworms harming gardens and fields. Entomologist Wilfred Craig notes they feed at night on flowers vegetables and early tomatoes while daytime they hide. The advised control is to stomp them under boards or wood chips after sunup and to use Sevin or toxaphene carefully following label directions to avoid residue on leafy crops.
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Columbia, Mo
Wilfred Craig
Phiversty of
Missouri
Craig
Ford Signs Extension of Jobless Pay
President Ford signs a bill extending unemployment benefits from 52 to 65 weeks, protecting about 250000 workers. The measure adds 39 weeks for those not covered by state unemployment insurance, including local government employees, farm workers, and domestics. The week also features Moynihan’s UN appointment and White House plans, plus use of a new 61000 pool at the White House. Ford plans travel to Cincinnati for a lab dedication and to Cleveland for a fundraiser, then Fourth of July events at Ft. McHenry before Camp David talks with Suharto.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Daniel P. Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
Weat Wing
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ft. McHenry
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Camp David
Suharto
Indonesia
Fonl
Lehr Flags Up To 54 Unlicensed Accountants In State
State Auditor George Lehr says as many as 54 individuals or firms may be practicing as certified public accountants or public accountants without required licenses. The audit of the Board of Accountancy covers through last June and notes past investigations were hampered by staff limits. The board has asked the attorney general for aid and cites only one fulltime employee, limiting action to third party complaints.
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Jefferson City
George Lehr
State Board of Accountancy
Lehr
Attorney General’s Office
Attorney General's Office
Hess
Ce Ae
Street fighting rages in Beirut killing and wounding hundreds
Beirut battlesdriven chaos continue through Sunday night as 120 dead and 486 wounded tally climbs. Foreign states urge evacuations while residents seek safety amid gunfire and burning streets. Banks close and ships wait as armed factions clash with security forces amid calls for peace talks.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kuwait
Bahrain
U.S
Eaast
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Rashid Karami
Suleiman Franjieh
Karami
Th Port
Christian Phalange Party
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Paetine
Red Cross
Tripoli
Iraq
Arab League
Cairo
Phalenge Party
Murder death by own action in Chillicothe
In Chillicothe Missouri two men died during an argument described as murder death by own action Police identified the victims as Russell Gilstrap 47 and Earl Williams 65 both of Chillicothe Williams allegedly fired a rifle at Gilstrap three times then shot himself Police said the motive was not known and the shooting occurred at a rented house on the front lawn
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Chillicothe
Russell Gilstrap
Earl Williams
Gilstrap
Williams
Bob Considine Hurt In Balloon Race
Ren o Nev AP syndicated New York columnist Robert Considine, 68, is hospitalized in satisfactory condition with back injuries from a balloon race mishap. The craft tangled in a tree, was hit by a gust, and slammed into an embankment.
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Reno
Nev
New York
Robert Considine
Considine
Army Officer Rescued After North Korean Clash
PANMUNJOM Korea AP A U S Army major Maj William D Henderson executive officer of the U S Army support group in the joint security area was knocked unconscious during a brawl with North Korean guards outside the armistice conference room He was rescued by UN Command personnel flown to a hospital near Seoul for observation The UN protested to North Korea The Communists said Henderson provoked the fight and rejected the protest
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Panmunjom
Korea
Armistice Commission
William D. Henderson
U.S. Army
Joint Security Area
United Nations Command
Seoul
Henderson
U.N. Command
Workers March In Argentina Demand Break With Peron
Thousands of workers demonstrated at the General Labor Confederation in Buenos Aires demanding leaders sever ties with President Isabel Peron. Strikes were called as police patrolled the city. Labor leaders met nationwide to decide action amid a tense political climate after Peron rebuffed unions’ demands for wage increases to curb inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
General Labor Confederation
Isabel Peron
Mra
Bomb in Car Injures Man. Artificial Leg Saves Life
In Tampa, Emanuel Garcia, 52, survived a home-made bomb planted in his car when it exploded as he started the engine. Police describe the blast as a personal feud incident. Garcia’s artificial leg absorbed the blast, preventing serious injury. His left leg was amputated about two decades earlier after an auto accident.
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Tampa
Fla
Emanuel Garcia
J.D. Reece
Reece
Garcia
Rotary Club Installs Kent As President
Roy Kent moved from vice president to president at a luncheon meeting Friday to succeed retiring Mexico Rotary Club president Dr. Ben Jolly. Jack Webber becomes vice president, Maurice Green serves as secretary, and Dr. Ed S. Wallace is the new treasurer, with Green handling past secretary duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kent
Ben Jolly
Mexico
Horseman Reenacts Revolutionary Ride to Independence Hall
Jerry Linker a 22 year old horse trainer and blacksmith from Mecklenburg County North Carolina completed a 610 mile reenactment ride over three days across North Carolina Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania arriving at Independence Hall amid heavy rain. He followed Captain James Jack line of 1775 to bring the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence and the Mecklenburg Resolves to the Continental Congress and delivered replicas of the documents to Mecklenburg County officials waiting at the Hall.
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Philadelphia
Mecklenburg County
N.C
Jerry Linker
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Independence Hall
James Jack
Mecklenburg
Linker
Leave Laos Under Harassment By Pathet Lao
In Vientiane a handful of U S officials remain as Pathet Lao demonstrators harass Americans and occupy embassy facilities. About 20 embassy staff were quietly evacuated to Bangkok with Marines taking flags. Only 3 Marines and Lt Col Leonard Wood remain. Christian Chapman waits for action. Bangkok reports say Thai students cancel July 4 protests and Kukrit visits China to renew relations.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Pathet Lao
U.S. Information Service
Bangkok
Thailand
Leonard Wood
Christian A. Chapman
State Department
United States
National Student Center of
Kukrit Pramof
Peking
Kukrit
China
Chou En-lai
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Little Dixie Drive-In
Showtime
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Connie
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