Two cars stolen in Mexico recovered one remains missing
Police reported one of two cars stolen last night in Mexico has been recovered. The recovered vehicle, a 1965 Chevrolet two door hardtop, was found in a Boone County stop after the driver failed to pay at a service station. The other car, a white 1965 Pontiac Bonneville, remains missing and police continue the investigation with suspects in custody for questioning.
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Mexico
Ronald H. Smith
Werms St
Hoxey Hotel
E. Liberty St
Boone County
Collier’s Corner
Richard E. Rouse
Waynesville
Harold Sulgrove
Sulgrove
Audrain County
Joseph Miller
E. Holt St
Kissing contest sets world smooching record at EWSC
Horace Francis from Kingston Jamaica and Beverly Hallmark of Bellingham Washington won Eastern Washington State Colleges kissing contest record with 12 hours and more. They extended the prior 9 hour 12 minute mark set by Southwestern Texas State College entrants. Jennifer Weiler and Robert Driscoll also competed, facing lip burning fatigue and milkshake sipping challenges. Winners claim 25 dollars and two trophies. Registration period announced for Northeast Missouri State College upperclassmen pre registration from November 17 to January 15.
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Cheney
Wash
Washington State College
Horace Francis
Francis
Kingston
Jamaica
Beverly Hallmark
Bellingham
Southwestern Texas State College
Eastern Washington
Jennifer Weiler
Spokane
Robert Driscoll
Caldwell
Idaho
GM workers weighing three year contract vote
Detroit area representatives of 394000 striking General Motors workers meet to decide acceptance or rejection of a three year contract tentatively agreed by GM negotiators and the United Auto Workers. If accepted the pact moves to union members for ratification within two weeks.
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Detroit
General Motors
Corporation
United Auto Workers
Diet Plan Exposed As Phony Promises Dramatic Weight Loss
The Mexico Chamber of Commerce warned about a diet plan selling pills with no dietary restrictions. The Council of Better Business Bureaus reports hundreds of consumer complaints that Anapax Products cashed checks, ignored refunds, and did not respond to inquiries. New York incorporation lists Theresa Nappi as president and Gerard Nappi as treasurer. The case was referred to the Post Office Department on June 22, with a July BBB report deeming the ads not in the public interest. On September 25, Anapax Products faced a false advertising charge by the Post Office Department.
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Mexico
BBB
P. O. Box
Ryder Station
Brooklyn
New York
CBBB
State of
Theresa Nappi
Gerard Nappi
Post Office Department
Anapax
Anpax
Ledger Comics Chosen As Best By Test Panel
A test panel selected Ledger comics as the best in a group of popular titles. Readers note the strip’s humor and art style, praising consistent quality and appeal across ages.
Bank executive reelected to St. Louis Fed board
Bradford Brett of First National Bank of Mexico is reelected a Class A director of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis for a three year term starting January 1. He has chaired local civic groups and heads First National Building Corp. in Mexico. Fred I. Brown Jr. of Arkansas Foundry Co. is elected a Class B director for a three year term, currently serving as Little Rock branch director since 1969. Brown holds roles at AFCO Metals and Brown Welding Co. and holds degrees from the University of Arizona and MIT.
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Bradford Brett
First National Bank of Mexico
Vee Reserve Bank of
St. Louis
Frederic M. Peirce
Brett
First National Building Corp
Mexico
Fredendall-Wilkins, Inc
University of Missouri
Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers University
Fred I. Brown Jr
Arkansas Foundry Co
Little Rock
Ark
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Mr. Brown
Afco Metals
Brown Welding Company
University of Arizona
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Book Exhibit At Eugene Field School Opens Week Of Nov 16
Eugene Field Elementary Librarian Mrs Jane Franzen announces a spring books display at Eugene Field school during the week of November 16 through 20. The exhibit, sponsored by Books on Exhibit from New York, features new titles for pre school through sixth grade. She invites teachers parents and nearby school systems to view the selection for the year.
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Mexico Public
Jane Franzen
Eugene Field School
New York
Franzen
Wright Appointed Supervisor in Missouri Liquor Dept
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes named William P. Wright Jr. of Jefferson City as supervisor of Missouri’s liquor control department for an indefinite term. Wright had previously served as supervisor after Harry Wiggins resigned earlier this year.
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
William P. Wright Jr
Department of Liquor Control
Wright
Harry Wiggins
Single Girls Differ In View On Washington
Julie, a 22 year old former secretary, quits a Washington assignment after a year of dull tasks and low pay. The piece surveys ambitions versus reality for young women in Capitol Hill jobs, noting tough conditions, limited benefits, and scarce glamour.
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Washington
Julie
Borley
Hazel Bergstrom
Capitol Hill
Lilicy
Prince Charming
Mrs. Bergstrom
State Department
Georgetown
Cain
Royce Ragland
Chester
Ill
Cadets From Missouri Military Academy Parade at MU Homecoming
The Missouri Military Academy Cadet units, the Fusileers and the A's marching band, will march in the University of Missouri Homecoming parade on Saturday in Columbia. They will perform nationally on CBS television November 29 during the St. Louis Cardinals vs Philadelphia Eagles halftime. The Fusileers, led by Cadet Capt. Robert Baer, have won state drill championships 11 times in 14 years and placed three firsts at a national contest last year. Major Kenneth Mortenson supervises the Fusileers. Major Paul Cherches directs the band, with Cadet Lt. Jeff Brummer commanding and Cadet M-Sgt. Bill Gant drum major. Six band members earned top ratings at the Missouri State High School Music Contest. The band supports the Academy’s Corps of Cadets, ages 4th through 12th, and both units wear MM A dress blue uniforms with white accents.
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Missouri Military Academy
Fusileers
University of Missouri
Columbia
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
St. Louis
Cbs-Tv
Robert Baer
Washington, I
University of Illinois
Champaign
Kenneth Mortenson
Fusileérs
Paul Cherches
Jeff Brummer
Cuba
Bill Gant
Yorba Linda
Calif
Academy
Missouri Power to Seek Higher Electric Rates in Mexico
Union Electric has filed a rate increase request, and Missouri Power and Light Co. serving Mexico is expected to file for higher electric rates. Senator Thomas Eagleton of Missouri may become chairman of the Senate committee on the District of Columbia as membership changes occur.
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Jefferson City
Union Electric
Missouri Power and Light Co
Mexico
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Senate
Committee
District of Columbia
Dynamite Kills Nine In Oil Crew At Tulsa Site
An explosion at Pan American Petroleum Bird Creek testing site in northeast Tulsa County killed at least nine seismograph crew members and injured others. Officials say dynamite ignited by sparks from a high voltage line struck by a crane caused the blast as crews conducted underground fracture tests. one identified victim was David K. Fillis, 26, of Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okio
Sheriff's
David K. Fillis
Pan
Power Company
Two Women Sue For Right To Wed In Kentucky Case
In Louisville, Jefferson County Clerk James Hallahan testified that a same sex marriage would be dangerous and could spread. The suit seeks to overturn his July refusal to issue a license to Marjorie Ruth Jones and Tracy Knight. Stuart Lyon, attorney for the women, argued no law bans such a marriage. The court ordered written briefs but set no decision date.
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Louisville
Jefferson
James
Hallahan
Marjorie Ruth Jones
Tracy Knight
Stuart Lyon
Jefferson Circuit Court
Army Cuts Back Fast Says Resor At Ft. Jackson
Secretary of the Army Stanley Resor said the army is trimming force levels rapidly, from 1.5 million to 1.2 million by next July, the smallest size since World War II, during Veterans Day ceremonies at Ft. Jackson and a statue dedication for Andrew Jackson.
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Columbia
Stanley Resor
Ft. Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Resor
Bruning Joins Chance as Engineering VP in Centralia
Armin M. Bruning joins A. B. Chance Company in Centralia as engineering vice president of the utility systems division reporting to L. S. Armstrong. He will direct product research design development and testing and oversee long-range planning. Bruning has held posts at Allis-Chalmers Westinghouse GM and Indiana PSC, with Johns Hopkins and Pittsburgh degrees and several patent or IEEE publications.
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Centralia
Armin M. Bruning
A. B. Chance Company
Utility Systems
L. S. Armstrong
Bruning
Chance
Allis- Chalmers
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
General Motors
Indiana Public Service Commission
Johns Hopkins University
University of Pittsburgh
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Can't Dance on Baptist College Campuses in Tennessee
In Jackson Tennessee the 96th annual conference of the Tennessee Southern Baptist Convention refused to consider approval of dancing on college campuses. The decision blocks campus dances at Baptist controlled schools in the state.
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Jackson, Tenn
Tennessee
Tennessee Southern Baptist Convention
Hijacker Marine appeals 714 year Italian sentence
Raphael Minichiello, 21, a U.S. Marine, appealed his conviction for air piracy, kidnapping, assault, and bringing an arm of war into Italy after hijacking a TWA jet to Rome. His 714 year term includes 13 months over the prosecution request, with 4 1/2 years remaining. Extradition prospects look unlikely.
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Rome
U.S
TWA
California
Italy
Raphael Minichiello
Trans World Airlines
Minichiello
Giuseppe Sorgiu
Edmondo Zappacosta
Marine
United States
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Notre Dame Cathedral
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