Green Refractories reshuffles manufacturing leadership roles
The A. P. Green Refractories Co. announces a broad reorganization naming six Mexico background staff new duties. W. Ferris Mundy now oversees all 18 U S manufacturing facilities while Carl A. Krinbill Wilbur D. Clark Claude L. Creed James L. Reznicek James F. Westcott and Charles E. Stack receive expanded management posts across eastern central western divisions operations planning raw materials and geology respectively.
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A. P. Green Refractories Co
Mexico
W. Ferris Mundy
United States
Carl A. Krinbill
Wilbur D. Clark
Claude L. Creed
James L. Reznicek
James F. Westcott
Charles E. Stack
Krinbill
Green Company
Mexico Laboratory
Delay Likely On Nominees In Senate Hearing
Washington AP reports the Senate Judiciary Committee met in closed session to consider Nixon Supreme Court nominees William Rehnquist and Lewis Powell Jr. A seven day delay may be invoked. Tunney and Bayh oppose rushing a vote. Powell favored by some. Rehnquist faces civil rights and labor opposition. Witnesses opposed Rehnquist, Powell less so.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
John N. Mitchell
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Richmond
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate
John V. Tunney
Dcalif
Rehnquist
Tunney
Powell
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Eastland
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers Union
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Bayh
Mitchell
Paul N. McCloskey
Calif
Paul O'Dwyer
Philip Berrigan
Henry Kissinger
Washington House plans push to strip phase two wage rule
Republicans on the House Banking Committee prepared a counter move to remove Democratic backed amendments limiting Nixon Phase 2 economic measures. The main target is a one vote margin provision requiring wage increases to be paid during the post freeze, including retroactive payments for the 90 day freeze ending Sunday. Price guidelines were near completion to replace freeze rules, with an expected announcement soon. Meanwhile the Cost of Living Council expanded exemptions and signaled more may follow.
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Washington (Ap
House Banking Committee
Nixon
The
Price Commission
Cost of Living Council
Saigon
U.S
Gun Powder Blast In Home Injures Five
Five people were injured when a can of black gun powder exploded in a home kitchen at Arnold Missouri on Wednesday night. Deputy sheriff among the injured, four others were preparing for a hunting trip at James Cobb Sr. home.
Kirksville adopts city manager plan after election
Kirksville voters approve a city manager form of government in a 59 percent victory with 1,182 for and 793 against. A five member council will select the city manager, turnout reached 1,975 in the April vote with four precincts for and four against. Areas with new homes and Northeast Missouri State College faculty helped push the measure.
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Kirksville
Kirksville Express
Northeast Missouri State College
Missouri Army National Guard
Geological Society of America
American Institute of Professional Geologists
Missouri National Guard Association
Mining Industry Council of Missouri
Mexico Airport
Natural Resources Council
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Westcott
Maribel
Branchwood Drive
Mexico
U.S. Army
Association of Missouri Geologists
Stack
Norma
Route 4
Marty
Three Men Wounded in Home Gunpowder Incident
Gary Grimes, 23, an off duty deputy, and Ken Swaringin, 26, with Howard Vincent Jr., 25, all from Arnold, were injured as they gathered around a kitchen table. The gunpowder was intended for a muzzle loading rifle.
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Gary Grimes
Ken Swaringin
Howard Vincent, Jr
Arnold
Senate Frays Over Reduced Aid Bill Passes 61 23
The Senate approved a $1.2 billion military aid measure as part of a two part package to replace a prior $2.9 billion aid bill. Debate centered on restoring funding cuts and restrictions, with opposition from Republicans and questions about continuing resolutions and Pentagon funding. The House meanwhile defeated an amendment to separate Pentagon funding, risking the vast defense program.
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James Cobb
Cobb
James, Jr
Jefferson County
Sheriff’s Office
Washington
Clifford M. Hardin
White House
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Hardin
Administration
Senate
House
U.S
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Pentagon
Agency For International Development
AID
Office of Economic Opportunity
District of Columbia
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
General Accounting Office
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Hugh
Scott
Fulbright
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Food For Peace
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
United Nations
Pakistan
John F. Seiberling
Seiberling
Lucia Petterle crowned Miss World 1971 in London
Lucia Petterle, 22, a Brazilian medical student, was crowned Miss World 1971 at Albert Hall amid protests by feminists outside. She won 6000 dollars and plans to travel widely to promote Brazil, while 20 year old Brucene Smith of Port Lavaca, Texas finished sixth.
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London
Lucia Petterle
Miss Petterle
Albert Hall
Bob Hope
Britain
U.S.A
Gay Liberation Front
Miss Used
Miss Handled
Miss Said
Lucia
Brazil
United States
Brucene Smith
Port Lavaca
Tex
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Hallsville
Flemon Miller
Montgomery County
E. V. Coolley
Centralia
Miller
Coolley
Heitz
Audrain 4-H Center
Richard Vance
Green
University of Missouri
Mexico City
Philadelphia
Remmey
Clark
Kansas State University
Western
Oak Hill
Ohio
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Pueblo
Reznicek
U. S
University of Missouri-Rolla
Community Chest
Kiwanis Club
Associated Industries of Missouri
St. Brendan’s Church
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of Mexico, Inc
Boy Scout Troop 53
Clydene
N. Craig St
Mike
Paul
Steve
Robert
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Liberty
Childrens
England
MGM
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J. L. Scott
Mrs. L. J. Dean
Mexico, Mo
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Dean
Mobil
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Beltone
S. Jefferson
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Kkwn
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Love Machine
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