Negotiations Resume In GM UAW Strike Talks
Detroit AP reports eight week GM UAW strike talks continue with nonstop sessions aimed at a Tuesday night deadline for a national contract. Officials say a deal could lead to GM council review on Wednesday and a ratification vote by workers nationwide.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Gm-Uaw
UAW
United States
Canada
GM Council
Uaw-Gm
City To Discuss Annex Vote Date
Walter McQuie, city attorney for Mexico, will report on annexation steps at the council meeting tonight. Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. and Kaiser Refractories filed motions for a new trial or amended judgment in the annexation suit. Judge Turpin ruled the Mexico annexation proposal reasonable and authorized proceeding with an annexation election. The council will discuss election timing and third reading on Grove Street surfacing improvements and related special taxes in the West Underpass renewal area. A first reading will cover the road and storm drainage improvements and a report on this season’s street work.
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Walter McQuie
Montgomery
City of
Grove St
George McCord Dies in Funeral Today Services
George D. McCord 59 of 1421 S Coal St died 3 30 p m Saturday at Audrain Hospital Funeral services were at 2 p m today at Arnold Funeral home with Rev Terry Moore of the First Christian Church officiating Burial was in East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery Music by organist Mrs John W Willer Pallbearers were A W Brashear Donald Woods F M Maupin Max Berrey Don Buie and Harold Squires Honorary pallbearers were Fred Pasley William S Lowe Otto Baker Ford Stotler Cass Wilhoit and Gordon Kirtlink He was born April 1 191 in Wellsville and married Ruth B Boswell at Fulton July 22 1933 He worked at A P Green Refractories Co for nearly 20 years He was a World War II veteran serving three years in the US Air Force He lived most of his life in Mexico Surviving are wife Ruth two sons Jack L McCord and G Donald McCord both of Mexico a daughter Mrs Ed Carol Pasley of Mexico and four grandchildren A brother preceded him in death.
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George D. McCord
S. Coal St
Arnold Funeral Home
Terry Moore
First Christian Church
Burieal
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
John W. Willer
A. W. Brashear
Donald Woods
F’. M. Maupin
Max Berrey
Don Buie
Harold Squires
Fred Pasley
Laddonia
William S. Lowe
Otto Baker
Ford Stotler
Cass Wilhoit
Gordon Kirtlink
McCord
Audrain Hospital
Denver
Lena Clement McCord
Wellsville
Fulton
Ruth B. Boswell
A. P. Green Refractories Co
US Air Force
Mexico
Jack L. McCord
G. Donald McCord
Carol) Pasley
Mrs. George Ford 85 Dies in Carthage Hospital
Mrs. George Ford 85 died at 3 30 a m Sunday in a Carthage hospital while visiting her daughter Mrs Luther Schambach. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 30 p m in Louisiana with graveside rites at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery at 3 p m conducted by Rev Marvin Jones. Born Lillian Pernell in Mexico on August 24 1885 she was married first to William Henry Adams who died in 1956 and then to Mr Ford who died in 1968. Surviving daughters include Mrs John Means Mexico Mrs Harry Tucker Quincy Mrs Irvin Jessup Chicago Mrs Florence Schamback Clarksville and Mrs Robert Welch Bowling Green plus two sons and another daughter. several children preceded her in death.
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Carthage
Luther Schambach
Louisiana
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Marvin Jones
Friendship Baptist Church
Lillian Pernell
Ford
Mexico
Mary
Henry Pernell
William Henry Adams
Mr. Ford
Gray St
Polly) Schamback
John
Mary) Means
Harry
Josie) Tucker
Quincy
Irvin
Marrie) Jessup
Chicago
David
Florence) Schamback
Clarksville
Robert
Rene) Welch
Bowling Green
Bankers State HQ Will Move to Jefferson City
Jefferson City AP reports the Missouri Bankers Association will relocate its offices next year to a building on East Capitol Avenue two blocks from the Missouri River. The association has purchased the property and plans remodeling to set up its new headquarters.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Bankers Associa
Missa
Ae Association
East Capitol Avenue
Campout on Square by Scout Troop 58 Demonstrates Agency Work
Boy Scouts from Troop 58 staged a camp on the courthouse square Saturday to show the work of a Community Chest supported agency. In the left foreground M. K. Snook watches as George Allen Martin Admire Bobby Hopkins Wayne Bevell Martin Rodenbaugh Robbie Deason Keith Drake and Matt Snook stand. Scoutmaster John Stutsman pours a warming cup at night. Nearby Bobby Hopkins George Allen and Martin Admire work on an eating tower to provide seats around a center fire. პრეზიდენტ
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Troop 58
M. K. Snook
George Allen
Martin Admire
Bobby Hopkins
Wayne Bevell
Martin Rodenbaugh
Robbie Deason
Keith Drake
Matt Snook
John Stutsman
Ledger
Richard Vance
Death Row Cases Argued Before Supreme Court
In Washington AP lawyers for California and the United States argued that juries would impose more death penalties under fixed standards. Griswold opposed rigid standards, saying they would prompt harsher outcomes. McGautha and Crampton, two condemned men, challenge current discretion, urging abolition or two stage trials to protect fifth amendment rights.
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Washington
California
United States
Supreme Court
U.S
Erwin N. Griswold
Griswold
Ronald M. George
High Court
Dennis C. McGautha
Los Angeles
James E. Crampton
Toledo
Ohio
Cramption
McGautha
Herman F. Selvin
Beverly Hills
Calif
Crampton
John J. Callahan
Simarly
Callahan
Texas
Georgia
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New York
Supreme Court rejects war legality suit by Massachusetts
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 vote, refused to hear Massachusetts suit challenging U.S. Vietnam actions without a formal war declaration. Justice Douglas dissented, with Stewart later joining, as the court left in place the long pattern of declining such challenges. Massachusetts needed four justices to agree to hear the case.
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Supreme Court
Massachusetts
U.S
Vietnam
William C. Douglas
Abbie Hoffman
Chicago
Southeast Asia
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Nixon
Hugo L. Black
William J. Brennan Jr
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
Douglas
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Stewart
Harlan
Sing-Out Group on Vets Day Program Mexico Observes Veterans Day
Veterans Day will be observed in Mexico with government offices closed flying flags and a 7:30 p.m. program at the WWF Post Home Route 1. The Sing-Out Mexico group will perform and a speaker will address attendees. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited.
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Mexico
Veterans of Foreign Wars
WWF
Route 1
VFW
Youth Center Introduces Time Payment Membership Plan
The Mexico Youth Center board liberalizes access with a 25 cent per visit charge for nonmembers. Students will gain admission on their ID cards and after 12 visits or $3 total, a membership card is issued. Previously only paid members and their guests could enter for 50 cents.
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The
Mexico Youth Center Board
Lawyer Wasn't In Contempt
Missouri Supreme Court ruled Kansas City lawyer James L. McMullin was not in criminal contempt for failing to appear in Mexico for a trial. He had been jailed after a $250 fine and costs, but the court dismissed the citation, noting no contempt of authority existed. The decision discussed conflicts between judiciary and lawyers as officers of the court. It also upheld an innocent verdict for Dr. Irvin I. Bernald in a separate case.
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Missouri Supreme Court
Kansas City
James L. McMullin
George P. Adams
Mexico
Adams
McMullin
Jackson County
Audrain County
Supreme Court
Gretted
Judiciary
Missouri Bar
St. Louis
Ivan Lee Holt
Irvin I. Bernald
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