Fire District Plan Committee Named
A committee to study forming a rural fire district was named at the Mexico Rural Fire Association meeting Saturday at the Show-Me Room of First National Bank. Edwin Lierheimer named John Talbot Dean Reinerd and Robert Schutte to the panel. all board members will serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Rural Fire Association
First National Bank
Edwin Lierheimer
John Talbot
Dean Reinerd
Robert Schutte
The
Fire Association
W. Bush Walden
Columbia
Firemenship Education Department
University of Missouri
Paul Lutz
Salt River Township
Mexico
Lierheimer
David Moore
Clyde Berry
HDC Board Invites Public To Session
Audrain County Human Development Corp invites the public to a 7 30 p m session at Garfield Community Center on Tuesday. The meeting reviews HDC activities aiding low income residents and seeks local support as federal funding ends in June 1973. Board lists officers and county and Vandalia members and urges participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain County Human Development Corp
Garfield Community Center
Office of Economic Opportunity
HDC
Audrain County Board
Ernest S. Gantt
Arrion Campbell
Robert Ligon
William Johnson
Mary Williams
Buford Thomas
W. B. Arvin
J. A. Barton
Typhoid Cases Rise at Florida Migrant Camp
In Homestead Florida Dr Milton Saslaw reports 30 typhoid cases confirmed at a migrant labor camp with potential to exceed 100. By late yesterday 40 cases were confirmed and about 70 suspected. 107 of 2000 workers hospitalized. A loose quarantine limits movement to protect residents and prevent spread. Residents may leave only to buy food or work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Fla
Dade County
Milton Saslaw
Saslaw
Two Men Of Longest Seniority Retire At A.P. Green Company
Howard George and Frank Lees, the top two employees in seniority at the A.P. Green Refractories Co. Mexico plant, retired after more than 47 years each. George, the senior worker, started in 1925 earning $2 a day and helped produce millions of bricks. Lees, second in seniority, began in 1925 and spent 33 years as a kiln fireman in IFB. Both men were long-time residents of Mexico with families and church ties. their departures end a combined 85 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard George
Frank Lees
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Mexico
W. Ferris Mundy
Howard
Frank
West
George
A.P. Green
Green Company
St. Louis
Assembly of God Church
Lees
IFB
North Dakota
Hannibal
St. Brendan's Church
Cleveland
Belfast Mob of Women Kill Soldier
A teenage British soldier, Gary Barlow aged 19, died in Belfast after being beaten and shot by about 40 Catholic women in the Lower Falls district. He was separated from his patrol during a search of an apartment house after a sniper attack. The pistol discharged during the melee, the cause unknown, and the mob fled as troops arrived. This marked the 10th army death of the year and raised Northern Ireland's toll to 742 in over three years of fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Gary Barlow
Lower Falls
Army
Barlow
Northern Ireland
Art Glass Reclaims Spotlight In St Louis Revival
In an 1880s born reputation as the art glass capital, St Louis sees a renewed boom as art glass appears in restaurants, hotels, and homes. Dealers note custom, hand crafted panels and leaded glass designs, with theft of old windows rising as demand grows for unique pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ray Other
Unique Art Glass Co
Miles Davis fined for illegal weapon possession in New York
Jazz trumpeter Miles Davis, 47, pled guilty to illegal possession of a weapon and was fined 1000 dollars. Police responding to a disturbance found him outside a building with a key, a small handgun, and three foil envelopes with cocaine. A woman with him was arrested but later discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miles Davis
Davis
Denenberg targets vested interests in insurance scrutiny
Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg pursues aggressive reform, criticizing medicine, dentistry, housing, and auto sectors as intertwined with insurance. He cites widespread inefficiencies, urges transparency on agents commissions, and unveils shopper guides to curb substandard care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
New York
Pennsylvania
Herbert Denenberg
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Association of Trial Lawyers
United States
Denenberg
American Medical Association
Life
Health and Casualty
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Finance
Forty-two Register For Two Day Co op Tour
Mexico area residents join a two day bus tour to Kansas City hosted by Audrain Co op Association. Twenty two families participate with overnight at Hotel Continental. Highlights include visits to Co op HQ, Muncie Feed Mill luncheon in Lawrence, CFCA tour, dinner at Gold Buffet, optional Farmland Industries movie, and Friday tours of North Kansas City Industrial Complex and Co op schools division HQ. Participants listed with hosts Purvis Hemphill Sweitzer O Fallon Bright Baldwin Veale Botts Anderson Coil Dingman Hunt May Wilson Martin Silsby Wilson Pehle Kimbel Buie Isgrig and Dennison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Area
Kansas City
Audrain Co-op Association
Continental
Co-op
Lawrence
Kan
Mexico
Muncie
CFCA
Gold Buffet
Farmland Industries
Frontier
Paul Purvis
Gene Hemphill
Joe Sweitzer
Oliver O'Fallon
George Bright
Richard Baldwin
Paul Veale
Joe Botts
John Anderson
Bernard Coil
Cloyd Dingman
Dale Hunt
James May
Charles Wilson
Elmer Martin
John Silsby
Nolan Wilson
Howard Pehle
Morris Kimbel
Dave Buie
John Isgrig
Orville Dennison
Arlington Burial For Cleo A. Noel
The bodies of U.S. Ambassador Cleo A. Noel Jr and Charge d'Affaires G. Curtis Moore were flown from Khartoum to Arlington National Cemetery after eight Palestinian guerrillas of Black September killed them at the Saudi Embassy. The embassy attackers surrendered after 60 hours as Sudan pledged firm action. The incident drew diplomatic censure and involved Jordanian and Saudi officials, with President Numairi sending condolences to Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khartoum
Sudan
U.S
Cleo A. Noel Jr
G. Curtis Moore
Guy Eid
Adley el Nasser
Abdullah Malhouk
Jaafar al Numairi
Abdul Rahman Abdul Mah
Noel
Moore
Su‘dan
Nixon
Washington
State Department
Andrews Air Force Base
Arlington National Cemetery
Palestine Liberation Movement
Numairi
Communists Boycott Sessions over POW Release Dispute
North Vietnam and the Viet Cong announced a boycott of Joint Military Commission sessions until Saigon increases the second phase prisoner releases. Saigon says it will free 3,000, Hanoi and the Viet Cong demand 7,000, risking delay past the March 28 deadline and potential chaos in the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Joint Military Commission
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Hanoi
Khe Sanh
Freer Movement
U.S
Noel Relatives To Washington
Relatives of slain U S ambassador to Sudan Cleo Noel Jr. from Missouri and Kansas planned to fly to Washington for funeral services. His mother Mrs Cleo Noel Sr of Moberly and sister Mrs Josephine Barry of Leawood were to depart mid morning with other Barry family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sudan
Cleo Noel Jr
Washington
Noel
Cleo Noel Sr
Moberly
Josephine Barry
Leawood
Kan
Barry
Companies Seek Permits To Use River
Three firms seek state permits to discharge waste into Missouri rivers. Armco Steel Corp would dump into Blue River from Kansas City plant after wastewater recirculation and central treatment systems. American Oil and Corn Products International request Missouri River discharges. hearing Wednesday in Independence at 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
State Clean Water Commission
Howard Johnson
Motor Lodge
Independence
Armco Steel Corp
American Oil and Corn Products Co. International
Kansas City
Armco Steel
Middletown
Ohio
Blue River
Roberts Road
Clean Water Commission
American Oil
Sugar Creek
Corn Products International
Missouri River
Coppola Wins DGA Award for Best Movie Direction 1972
Hollywood AP reports Francis Ford Coppola, director of The Godfather, wins the Directors Guild of America award for best movie direction of 1972. Lamont Johnson earns best television direction for That Certain Summer, while William Wellman receives the D. W. Griffith Award for outstanding direction for Wings A Star Is Born and The Ox Bow Incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood (Ap
Francis Ford Coppola
Directors Guild of America
Lamont Johnson
D. W. Griffith
William Wellman
Pope names Baum new Washington archbishop
Vatican named Most Rev William Wakefield Baum archbishop of Washington replacing Cardinal Patrick O Boyle who resigned at 77. Baum 46, previously bishop of Springfield Cape Girardeau Missouri since 1970, born Dallas 1928, ordained 1951, educated in Kansas City and St Louis, after Rome study earned doctorate. Cardinal O Boyle remains cardinal and can vote in conclave until 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Paul VI
William Wakefield Baum
Washington, D. C
Patrick
O’boyle
O‘boyle
Archbishop Baum
Springfield
Cape Girardeau
Dallas
Tex
O'Boyle
Vatican
Pope Pauls
Cardinal O‘boyle
Baum
St. Peter’s Catholic School
Kansas City
St. John's Seminary
St. Louis Preparatory Seminary
Kenrick Seminary
St. Louis
Rome
Collegium Angelicum
St. Aloysius
St. Therese’s
St. Peter's
St. Cyril’s
Sugar Creek
Springfield-Cape Girardeau
Supreme Court reaffirms Hughes ruling on TWA damages
The Supreme Court, in a brief order, denied rehearing for Trans World Airlines in the Hughes Tool antitrust case. The court held the damages judgment voided previously could not be tested in an antitrust suit because the Civil Aeronautics Board had authorized control of TWA. Justice Marshall did not participate in denying the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Washington
Supreme Court
Howard R. Hughes
High Court
Trans World Airlines
Hughes Tool Co
TWA
Hughes Tool
Civil Aeronautics Board
Thurgood Marshall
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A.P. Green Company
Mokane
Route 3
Lindell
Mississippi
Harold
Donald
Larry
Doris
Jim Sumner
People In News
Sedalia
Associated Press
Warrensburg
Richard Forge Jr
Lee’s Summit
Missouri 291
Richard Forge
Iubway Patrol
Interstate 70
Larry J. Pressley
Virginia
Stacy Jean Rosier
Aurora
Lavonna Rosier
Mount Vernon
Russ Kness
Albia
Northeast Missouri State University
Frai
Kness
Kirksville Express
Arlington
Cleo A. Noel
Beirut
Black September
Numairl
Freedom
Mohammed Daoud Odeh
Palestinian Movement
Jordan
Hussein
Daoud
Boycot
Jim Wells
K.C. Hall
Rey O
Liberty
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