Caramanlis Wins Greek Landslide Victory in Free Election
Premier Constantine Caramanlis and his New Democracy party won a landslide in Greece's first free vote in a decade, with about 55.5 percent of ballots and an expected 214 of 300 seats. Clerides and Denktash welcomed the result in Cyprus, while Makarios’ return remained opposed. The Communist United Left fell to 10 seats, Papandreou's Socialists won 12, and Center Union-New Forces led Opposition with 64 seats. Caramanlis urged national solidarity to face Cyprus, monarchy issues, and post-dictatorship challenges.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine Caramantis
Democracy
Caramantis
New Democracy Party
Caramanlis
Cyprus
Nicosia
Glafcos Clerides
Raouf Denktash
Denktash
Makarios
Pan‘hellenic Socialist Movement
Andreas Papandreou
George Mavros
Center UN
ion-New Forces Party
National Democrats
Melina Mercouri
Papandreou
Truckers Fight CB Radio Ban Says Association Leader
Kansas City AP report says Jim Johnston, new OOIDA president, will travel to Washington to oppose ICC efforts to ban citizen band radios on trucks. He cites winter weather and accident reporting as key benefits and notes drivers once warned each other with headlights before CB use.
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Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jim Johnston
Independent Drivers Association
Johnston
Washington
Personal News of Paris Crafts and Local Hunting Report
Paris residents gathered for Craft Day hosted by Monroe County Homemakers Extension Clubs at the Jaycee Hut with nine clubs conducting demonstrations on Aquapodge fur flowers crochet and more. A birthday party for Denver Stone was hosted by Mr and Mrs Alfred Talley in rural Paris with several local guests. Paris dealers expect a strong fur season as coon prices range 7 to 8 dollars and opossum 1 to 1.50 while mink beaver and muskrat season opens December 1.
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Monroe County Homemakers Extension Clubs
Paris
Charles Rosenkranz
Alfred Talley
Denver Stone
William Latta
Charles Johnson
Steve
Mildred Johnson
Don Johnson
H.W. Shatzer
Glenn E McGee
Perry Church Calendar Details and School Sports Week
Personal News of Perry continues with Dedication Sunday at Perry Presbyterian Church and 1975 pledges. Calendar covers Presbyterian and Baptist activities, budget meetings, and mid November sessions. Also outlines Ballgames and Barn Warmin events, music tours, and Ralls County R-2 meal menu for the week.
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Perry Presbyterian Church
Board of Deacons
Presbyterian Church
Perry Baptist Church
All Baptist Churches
Audrain Association
First Baptist Church
Mexico
Stuart Arnold
The
Baptist Sunday School Board
Memorial Baptist Church
Columbia
Balls County
Clarence Cannon
Mark Twain
Palmyra
Personal News Of Laddonia And Birthday Supper Details
Community notes show hourly wage set at 2.75 for part time work and board meetings planned for 7 p.m. through winter. Mr and Mrs Dick Webber hosted Chris’s ninth birthday on Nov 10 with guests J C Berrey and Earl Webber. The Happy Hustlers Club plans a Friday trip to Fulton State Hospital on Nov 22 departing 12:30 p.m. from Lovelace's Station, requesting tablecloths pillows plants pictures lap robes and Christmas donations for patients.
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Dick Webber
Chris
J.C. Berrey
Mrs. Earl Webber
Happy Hustlers
Fulton State Hospital
Lovelace's Station
Boren Eyes Welfare Reform Data From Missouri And West Virginia
Oklahoma Governor Elect David Boren announced that Missouri Governor Kit Bond and West Virginia Governor Arch Moore agreed to share their welfare reform and executive reorganization programs. Boren said the exchange, formed at a governors elect school in Utah, aims to save money and improve state services by adopting key elements of those programs.
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Oklahoma City
APD
David Boren
West Virginia
Missouri
Oklahoma
Goys
Kit Bond
Arch Moore
School For Governors-Elect
Utah
Boren
Albany AP report of library book returned in Linn-Benton
An Albany report from AP notes a library book was returned to Linn-Benton Community College or a related library. The terse notice records the return event and the institution involved without further details.
How To Keep Your Pet Healthy Guide Unearthed
A shredded Tasteful Reading City College pamphlet titled How To Keep Your Pet Healthy was found with teeth marks and paw prints on its pages. The readable title remains evident, suggesting an affection for pet care literature despite damage.
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City College
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Cheryl, Teresa and
Dean
Mr. and
Mrs
Lee Talley
Perry
Ironton
Mark Twain Gymnasium
FFA
Mark Twain High School
Ralls County
R-2
Laddonia
Singer Company
Arnel
SYLON
tArnel
Singer Sewing Center
Missouri Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Audrain Co. Farm Bureau
Cook Paint
Pratlevort
Decorating Centers
W. Monroe
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