New Design Line Telephones Offered by Southwestern Bell
Southwestern Bell introduces Design Line ten decorative telephones for sale to customers. Shells are owned by buyers while the company maintains inner parts. six month shell warranty, life of instrument repairs by the company, price range 50 to 135 dollars with optional installment plans. The program expands model variety from old fashioned candlestick to modern concealed chest designs with 67 color style variations.
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Southwestern Bell
Wilma Sutton
Don Smith
Telephone Company
Book Analyzes American Schools Author Paul Brown
Paul Joseph Brown releases The Apple or The Axe an analysis of the American school system in novel form. Brown a medical supply salesman from Webster Groves resides in Hicksville based Esposition Press publishes the work now available at Mexico Book Store.
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Paul Joseph Brown
Mexico
Esposition Press
Hicksville
N.Y
Mr. Brown
Webster Groves
Decomposed Body Found at Springfield Home
Police recovered a decomposed body on grounds at a Springfield home. The victim, possibly a 19 year old white male, was partially wrapped in plastic and buried under dirt. Autopsy ordered as six people, including a juvenile, are questioned regarding the death.
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Springfield
Fulton Area Residents Back Nuclear Plant Plan
At a Missouri Public Service Commission hearing in Clayton, residents divided along lines over Union Electric’s $1.7 billion nuclear plant proposal 10 miles southeast of Fulton. Fulton area supporters urged approval, touting economic boosts, while Webster Groves and St. Louis area residents voiced safety concerns and opposition to nuclear power.
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Clayton
Callaway County
St. Louis
Fulton
Missouri Public Service Commission
Union Electric
Carman Rand
Fulton Area
Haile Selassie Returns to Grand Palace Under Guard
Deposed Emperor Haile Selassie is moved back to the Grand Palace in Addis Ababa under army guard and housed in a luxury suite with his daughter. He had been held at an army headquarters since his removal as head of state on Sept. 12.
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Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Grand Palace
Burton Plans Ad For Woman To Bear His Son
London actor Richard Burton says in Woman's Own he would pay 40000 for a suitable woman to bear him a son. The candidate would surrender all legal rights to the child and be no older than 38, a limit that Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia already meets at 38.
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London
Richard Burton
Elizabeth
Yugoslavia
Elizabeth Taylor
Woman's Own
Local hearing on nuclear plant safety concerns at Jefferson City
Mrs Logan and opponent Dorothy Zych criticize lack of public service commission denial for nuclear plants. Zych cites 13 of 38 plants shut down nationwide due to mechanical failures. Union Electric officials to present more testimony during hearings at Jefferson City.
Ruckelshaus Warns Congress May Clash On Energy Laws
Former EPA head William Ruckelshaus told a National Association of Manufacturers gathering in St Louis that the new Congress elected last week will be less likely to agree on energy and conservation measures. He warned an inexperienced Congress may enact punitive and emotional legislation and urged openness to overcome public distrust and environmental confrontation.
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Congress
Ruckelshaus
Washington
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