Meir Fahmy in Washington Pressures and Talks
In Washington Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir and Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy meet separately with President Nixon and Kissinger to press their positions on a Middle East settlement. Fahmy, newly named foreign minister, toured Washington as Meir sought assurances the U.S. remains even handed while pushing for progress toward talks after Egyptian demands for prisoner exchanges and a pullback to cease-fire lines. Meanwhile in Missouri a Halloween robbery at a Safeway left clerk Sarie Lawrence unharmed after two costumed suspects fled with cash and blank money orders.
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Washington
Izan
Middle East
Golda Meir
Ismail Fahmy
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
East
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Egypt
U.S
Fahmy
Kissinger
White House
Ashe
Affton
Sarie Lawrence
Safeway Market
Ft. Leonard Wood Holdup Takes $5,000
Three armed robbers struck the Air Flight Service at Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri on a Wednesday night stealing about $5,000. Two Army trainees were in the line and received losses of $400 to $500. The trio wore stocking masks and fled without uniforms as military police and Missouri Highway Patrol investigated.
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FT. Leonard Wood
Missouri Highway Patrol
Tragic Trick or Treat Fatality in Brunswick
A 6-year-old boy, Larry Dean Jensen, was killed crossing Brunswick main street during Halloween. He ran into a car driven by Milton J. Daily, 78, near West Broadway as the group continued trick or treating. Attempts at resuscitation by Don Riddle, City Marshal Utterback, and Dr. Daniel Stewart failed.
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Brunswick
Larry Dean Jensen
Missouri Highway Patrol
Milton J. Daily
Larry Dean
Gerard Jensen Jr
West Broadway
Jensen
Don Riddle
Riddle
D. L. Utterback
Daniel Stewart
New Law Repeals Treason of 1852
BUENOS AIRES Argentina AP The provincial legislature repealed a 1857 law that declared Juan Manuel de Rosas guilty of high treason Rosas ruled Argentina for 17 years before being toppled in 1852 and dying in England in 1877
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Manuel de Rosas
Rosas
England
Kleindienst Denies Perjury In ITT Quiz
Former Attorney General Richard Kleindienst denies perjury over Senate testimony on White House pressure to drop ITT antitrust cases. He reveals Nixon ordered him to drop the appeal on April 19 1971, prompting a near resignation threat. The Watergate special prosecutor probe reviews whether perjury occurred during the 1972 hearings.
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Washington
Atm
Richard
Kleindienst
Senate
Nixon
ITT
Senate Judiciary Committee
White House
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
John D. Ehrlichman
Grinnell
Supreme Court
Grinnell Corp
High Court
Justice Department
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Special Watergate Prosecution Force
Judiciary Committee
Community Chest reaches over half of goal in Mexico area
The Mexico area Community Chest reports 52 percent of its $50,000 goal raised, about $26,000, with a strong finish expected. Drive Chairman Jim Frazer cites record performances by division chairmen and notes two chairs have hit 100 percent, others ahead of last year. Memorial donations accepted. contact Charles Peck, treasurer, at 117 W. Monroe St.
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Mexico Area
Drive
Jim Frazer
Frazer
Jon Scaramella
Northeast Commercial
Vernon Duffy
Public Schools
Buddy Robinson
Southeast Commercial
Jim Cooper
Ken Heaton
Tim Hagan
Wade McArthur
Robert
Ligon
Bill Mihalic
Timker
MHS Chili Supper Before Mexico Hellos Game
A Friday chili supper runs 5 to 7 30 p m in the cafeteria with tickets at 1 including chili or vegetable soup relishes pie and a drink. The event precedes Mexico Hellos last home game of the 1973 season. TONIGHT'S MHS Presents at 6 features Coach Bob Ligon on the coming basketball season starting Nov 19. Bulldog Pipeline at 6 30 offers news record dedications and a mystery question.
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Pep-Squad- Publications
MHS
Channel 12
Bob Ligon
Bulldog Pipeline
Contest Winners in Walmart and West Plaza Halloween Contests
Halloween winners across two contests earned cash prizes totaling $120. Walmart Discount Center’s competition awarded first to Cindy Johnson, second to Teresa, Michael Jeffry and Mark, and Dionne Emanuel, etc. West Plaza window painting prize list included Judy Fen nessey and Kim Sydenstricker among others, with multiple $5 awards and $25 for Personal Finance entry.
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Walmart Discount Center
West Plaza Shopping Center
Walmart
Cindy Johnson
Teresa
Michael Jeffry
Mark
Dionne Emanuel
Scotty York
Tommy
Teresa Patton
Kevin George
West Plaza
Judy Fennessey
Kim Sydenstricker
Westlakes
Julie Smart
Fabricland
Cathy Offutt
Cloud 9
John Stowers
P. N. Hirsch
Cindy Strait
TG & Y
Linda and
Mitchell Boyd
Jays Iga
Donna Fine
Jeanne Badaracco
Klines
Flying Saucer Event Aims For Earth Visit Sunday
In Oologah Oklahoma a curious dedication event invites the public to a Handi Shop open house on Sunday from 2 to 4 pm at the old shoe factory building 919 W Liberty. Sam Lieberson will be principal speaker with John Blass as master of ceremonies.
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Oologah
Okla
Oklahoma
Dan Hongary
Sam Lieberson
Hannibal Diagnostic Clinic
W. Liberty
John Blass
Mexico Women’s Club
Union Agrees On l H Settlement
The United Auto Workers announced a tentative settlement in the strike against International Harvester Co. approved by the UAW Harvester Council and sent to locals for vote. The contract reportedly includes a full thirty and out retirement provision, dental plan improvements, and wage increases from 24 to 35 cents per hour across job classifications.
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Chicago
United Auto Workers Union
International Harvester Co
UAW Harvester Council
UAW
Detroit
The
Chicago Tribune
Wood Mill Destroyed In Versailles Fire
STOVER Mo AP overnight fire destroyed the new Stover Wood Mill Products plant at the edge of Stover. Versailles firemen aided to bring the blaze under control about 2 am after about three hours. About 1 500 bales of wood shavings smoldered this morning with damage estimates near 100 000. The heaviest loss was the plant’s special wood working equipment. A truck fork lift and some office gear were saved. Plant manager James Hixon discovered the blaze in a work area.
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Stover
Stover Wood Mill Products
Versailles
James Hixon
Cox Expects Most Of Staff To Stay On
Archibald Cox says a new Watergate prosecutor will likely keep about 90 percent of his staff, arguing staff were chosen for professional skill, not politics. The Senate panel resumed hearings as Nixon named William Saxbe and Leon Jaworski to succeed Richardson and Cox respectively.
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Washington
Archibald Cox
Cox
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Houston
Tex
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
House
Senate
Judiciary
Congress
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
Justice Department
Kennedy
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Thurmond
Watergate
Airmen Seek Right To Wigs
A Chicago federal suit filed on behalf of nine Illinois Air National Guard members seeks to overturn an Air Force ban on short-haired wigs. The action argues airmen face active duty risk if wigs are worn while performing duties at O Hare and elsewhere. A preliminary injunction to block enforcement is requested.
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Chicago
U.S. District Court
Air Force
Illinois Air National Guard
O'Hare International
J B Arthur’s Rise From Farm Hands to Industrial Leader
J B Arthur grew from farm labor at 35 cents a day to head sawyer in a family mill and built a business empire in Mexico, Missouri. He led Mexico Refractories, allied firms, and chaired Kaiser Refractories after 1959 merger, contributing to local education, health, and civic projects through sizable gifts and a named scholarship.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mexico Courthouse Square
Mexico
Elks Lodge
Kaiser
Arthur
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Mexico Refractories
Mexico Refractories Co
First National Bank
New Orleans & Northern Railway Co
St. Louis
Gm&o R.R
Audrain Historical Society
Recreation Commission
Park Board
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Gorilla and Skeleton
Community Chest
Tim Baker
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MHS News
Union
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ABCP
Broadcanting Corp
Tia Rama
J.B. Arthur
Audrain Medical Center
Missouri University
Rolla
Department of Ceramic Engineering
Arthur Hills
Highway 22
Audrain County Historical
Mexico Jaycees
Harry S. Truman
Thomas Hart Benton
University of Missouri
University of Missouri At Rolla
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Arthur House
Stardust
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George Wilson
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