Stopgap Bill Pushed On Foreign Aid
Washington AP reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs a temporary renewal of foreign aid funding beyond November 15. Senator Gale McGee predicts a continuing resolution may extend aid into January with an interim bill to guide a major restructuring by next June 30. House Appropriations Chair Mahon eyes further action.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
McGee
Foreign Aid Agency
Senate
House
George Mahon
Appropriations Committee
Hhe
Congress
Texas Democrat
Mahon
Sen
JW. Fulbright
Nixon
Hugh Scott
White House
William Timmons
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Audrain Medical Center Dedication Honors Col Stribling
Col. C. R. Stribling Jr. was praised for solving financing of Audrain Medical Center’s 76 bed multi purpose facility. Local leaders funded the project with a $750,000 bond and private gifts while the chamber toured the gleaming new building on a sunny day.
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Audrain Medical Center
H. Peter Ekern
William 5. Lowe
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Col
C. R. Stribling
Col. C. R. Stribling Jr
William S. Lowe
Audrain
Jackson Street
Col. Stribling
Lowe
America
Potomac
J. B. Arthur
Vicious Halloween Prank Hits Driver and Passengers
A water balloon shattered a windshield on Highway 54 near Mexico, spraying glass into driver Jerry Roberson and three passengers. Roberson, a deaf-mute from Madison, was treated for corneal glass particles and released. injuries not serious.
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Highway Patrol
Gary Phillips
Highway 54
Mexico
Harry Todd Jr
Jerry Roberson
Madison
Rudy Noel
Sharon Noel
Moberly
Mr. Roberson
Phillips
Roberson
Todd
Audrain
Unicef
Earl Jaeger
Green Boulevard
Massive tidal wave in Bay of Bengal kills thousands
A 16 foot tidal wave swept villages along the Bay of Bengal, with early estimates of up to 90,000 dead and as few as 10,000 perishing per government counts. Eastern Orissa faced the worst impact with floods destroying millions of homes and millions left homeless, while air drops of food were needed as transport routes were erased.
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New Delhi
Bay of Bengal
Indian Subcontinent
Cuttack
Balasore
Orissa
East
Pakistan
India
Ganges River
Sin
East Pakistan
West Bengal
Grover H. Weber Dies In Toledo
Grover H. Weber 87 lifelong Benton City resident died at Parkview Hospital Toledo Ohio after a short illness. Funeral services are pending at Precht-Pickering Funeral Home. He married Mamie Mitchell in 1904 and was survived by son Randall daughter Evelyn Schudel seven grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren with other relatives and siblings noted as preceded in death.
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Precht-Pickering
Grover H. Weber
Benton City
Weber
Parkview Hospital
Toledo
Ohio
Randall
Mexico
Evelyn Schudel
Monroe
Mich
Henry
Louisa Tiebe Weber
Mamie Mitchell
Webers
Evelyn
Velma McGee
Wood River
Ill
Two youths questioned after barn fire near Mexico
Police questioned two Mexico youths within minutes after a fire destroyed a wooden barn on South Fairground Avenue owned by Clark Bledsoe and leased to the Breids. Arson suspected. the suspects were released and names not disclosed. Firefighters laid 1200 feet of hose to reach the blaze. 300 bales of hay valued at 225 dollars burned. Police continued the investigation and noted cattle on the adjacent farm had been moved recently.
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Mexico
Bledsoe
South Fairground Ave
Earl Jones
South Fairground Avenue
Clark Bledsoe
Mexico Public Schools
R. M. Breid
Robert W. Breid
Missouri Power and Light
Tom Merritt
Jones
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Walter G. Staley
Lowell Hagan
Jackson St
Richard Vance
South Fork River
Molino Road
Harry Mead
Latney St
Elmer Donaldson
Dorcas St
S. Fairgrounds Av
John Howard Potter
Howard J. Potter
W. Latney Sr
Potter
Harold K. Mechlin
Route 2
John H. Potter
W. Hendricks St
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