Green's US Accountants Gather Here for Conference
Accountants from across the United States attend a two day conference at Green's Refractories central office in Mexico. Don Decker says sessions review financial duties of Zach the plant accountant as Harry M. Stover becomes president December 1. Speakers include Offutt Mundy Easterling Beshears Genthon Williams Moore Waggett and Mrs Wright. Attendees include Meissner Ransdell McMillen Mundt Shannon Prentice Speatty and many others from Philadelphia Pueblo Sterling and Idaho.
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ASP. Green Refractories Po
United States
Mexico
Don Decker
Spf
J.J. Offutt
W. “Sherris Mundy
Rex Easterling
Decker
John’ Beshears
Nor‘ximan Genthon
James T. Williams
John Moore
John ‘S Waggett
George “Wright
Ken Meissner
Edetroit
Darrell Ransdell
Stormerly
Starentum
June ‘Smcmillen
Climax
Tullis S €Apps
Kimberly
Ken
Mundt
Morris
Iil
Mae ““Micbshannon
Macon
Bill “Prentice
Marsillon
Ed Speatty
Oak Hill
Jack ‘Friel
Philadelphia
Bob Smarete
Zebe Sakati
Steve Reed
Larry Y Jackson
Don Thomas
Sam Ctampbell
Harry Struemph
Dennis Diederich
Hijack Search May Ruffle Gift Wrappers
New York AP reports holiday travelers may have gift packages searched and checked as an anti hijacking measure. Officials warn flights could be delayed and packages opened to inspect for weapons while travelers are urged to wrap gifts inside luggage or carry them aboard unwrapped. Retired Marrel Lue, Kaiser Refractories shipping veteran, and his family are noted here.
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New York
Christ Jas
Ofials Bay
Lost dog saddens girl. 11 seeks Cricket in Mexico Mo item
Joyce Martin, 11, of 709 S Jefferson St, reports her pet fox terrier Cricket missing since Tuesday morning. The dog wore a black leather collar with license and tags. Joyce asks anyone with info to call 581 1144. The piece notes Alameda Plaza Hotel in Kansas City features three Mexico girls and mentions Field and Stream and Sports Afield articles by Joel Vance.
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Joyce Martin
Herbert Martin
S. Jefferson Sr
Joyce
Garfield School
Cricket
Martin
Mexico, Mo
Alameda Plaza Hotel
Kansas City
Mexico
Susan Buckner
Kay Mackey
Lynn Badaracco
New Budget Man headed Glamor Firm
Nixon appoints Roy L. Ash head of the budget bureau while Litton Industries, a once high flying conglomerate, seeks 380 million from the Navy for cancellation costs and design changes on five giant helicopter assault ships. The Navy calls the claims unsubstantial, Litton’s stock has tumbled, and a congressional probe is under way. Ash plans to sell his Litton holdings and resign December 9, stating he will focus on OMB management of the federal purse in 1974.
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Washington
Nixon
Navy
Roy L. Ash
Litton Industries
Wall Street
Ash
Litton
Pascagoula
Miss
Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Lutton Common
Senate
Office of Management and Budget
Weinberg
HEW
Richardson
Weinberger
John G. Veneman
Veneman
Robert Finch
Lyndon B. Johnson
The New Men In The Cabinet Analysis Of Weinberger and Richardson
AP analysis outlines budget minded Caspar Weinberger as HEW secretary and Elliot L. Richardson moving to Defense. It notes Weinberger cut targets and face Congress, while Richardson reshapes Pentagon leadership, keeps Veneman, and faces Vietnam withdrawal, civil rights tensions, and arms talks.
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John Stowell
Associated Press
Washington
Caspar Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon
HEW
Elliot L. Richardson
Weinberger
Office of Management and Budget
Richardson
White House
Robert A. Dobkin
Pentagon
Defense
National Security Council
Kenneth Rush
Congress
Bush
West Germany
Laird
State Department
Defense Department
HEWEW
Massachusetts
State
U.S
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Europe
Guilty Plea After Tape Is Played
Daylong trial ends with playing of a tape leading to a guilty plea by Thomas Lee Adams of Laddonia on a driving while intoxicated charge. Adams fined $100 and costs after the jury was dismissed following the recording and change of pleas.
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Thomas Lee Adams
Laddonia
Adams
Thomas J. Osborne
State Highway Patrol
Gordon Hale
Cpl. Hale
Scott’s Corner
Mexico
Osborne
Robert Clayton
Hannibal
MHS College Career Night Set For Monday At Mexico High
Mexico High School publications department reports College-Career Night planned for Monday from 7 to 9:30 p.m. with 36 college and military reps. A full program and attendee list appear in Saturday’s Bulldog's Growl. Junior class members will canvass houses at 8 a.m. Saturday to raise funds for spring expenses. Volleyball results show Non-Setters upset the Triple HEW Double D's 15-7, 15-9. Chiefs beat Spikers 15-12 and 6-4, and Spikers won 15-8.
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Mexico
MHS
Chiefs
Spikers
Cervantes Votes No On Airport Study Fight
St Louis Mayor A J Cervantes angrily rejected a joint study proposal for Lambert Airport expansion by the city airport commission and Missouri-St Louis Metropolitan Airport Authority. He said the state’s $50,000 contribution would allow state influence over a $250 million airport investment and insisted on local control.
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ST. Louis
A.J.’ Cervantes
Lambert Airport
Airport Commission
Missouri-St. Louis Metropolitan
Missouri Authority
Ilinois
Board of Estimate
Cervantes
Lawyer Appeals Fine For Lateness Refused by Court
Oklahoma City district court fined attorney Joe Roselle 100 dollars for lateness after appearing 15 minutes late. The Court of Criminal Appeals refused to consider his appeal, noting it was filed 45 days too late.
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Oklahoma City
Oklatember
District Court
Joe Roselle
Elvin Brown
Norman
Court of
Baby Jennifer Jean Seay Born In Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Randy Seay of Laddonia Route 1 welcomed their first child a daughter born at 4 55 p m Monday at Audrain Medical Center weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces named Jennifer Jean Grandparents are Wesley Seay Benton City Route 1 and Herbert Knipfel Laddonia.
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Randy Seay
Laddonia
Audrain Medical Center
Jennifer Jean
Seay
Wellsville Plumbing and Heating Co
Wesley Seay
Benton
Herbert Knipfel
Grain shipped to Russia totals 400 million bushels
Kansas City AP reports a special task force of the National Grain and Feed Association says about 17 percent of the more than 400 million bushels of grain sold to Russia were shipped from July 1 to November 17.
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Kansas City
Russia
National Grain and Feed Association
Mexican Hedger Ad Rates and Publication Details
Mexican £ Hedger publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 300 N Washington St Mexico Mo 65265. Rates listed for mail subscriptions vary by region with monthly and yearly options and discounts for armed forces. Office hours 8 to 5:30 Monday through Friday and 8 to 3 Saturday.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
China Today Readables and Press Room Notes Deep in China
A visiting observer describes China's print shop as old and manually operated with about 6,000 type characters available, 2,000 used daily. He details literacy differences, school access since 1949, and the Central Committee press role. Mao thoughts and May 7 School practices are noted alongside the state news agency visit to Hsinhua and coded foreign reports.
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China
Department of
Central Committee of China
Communist Party
Mao
People’s Daily
Wu Leng Hsi
Lu Ying
Mr. Chen
Chairman Mao
Marx
Lenin
Engels
Hsinhua
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