UN China Address Should Give Clues
Chinese Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua prepares to address the UN amid prospects of harsh anti Soviet rhetoric. The piece notes Beijing’s five year pattern of personal, scathing attacks on Moscow, using strong rhetoric as its main diplomatic tool at the United Nations. A separate brief reports a fatal crash near Springfield, Illinois, killing Carl Maupin, 55, of Moberly, Missouri, after a collision with a truck on U.S. 36 west of the city.
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Lal Ya li
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Middle East
Southeast Asia
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Peking
Kremlin
Security Council
Mikhail A. Kharlamov
Russia
Secretariat
United States
Moberly
Springfield, Ill
Carl Maupin
U.S. 36
Springfield
Death Penalty Moves Closer To Return
Washington reports the Supreme Court refused to reconsider upholding Florida Texas and Georgia death penalty laws removing federal delays. States brace for possible execution timelines with no mass executions expected. court to hear rape death penalty constitutional question in Ehrlich Coker case while other cases return to state courts.
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Texas
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Waycross
Charles Martin Neal
Carl Albert Collings
Arkansas Supreme Court
Knebel Shifts to Acting Agriculture Secretary Post
John A. Knebel, 40, becomes acting agriculture secretary after Early Butz resigns amid uproar over a racial slur. Knebel has long government experience, has led investigations into grain inspection corruption, and will serve up to 30 days as acting secretary before an interim appointee is named. He campaigns for Ford in Ohio and Pennsylvania, defended Butz, and has strong ties with Congress. Knebel hails from Tulsa and lives in McLean with his wife Venia and three children.
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Senate
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Tulsa
Okla
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Wyckoff
N.J
Viveinle
McLean
Ghana Moves Toward Soviet Arms Amid Western Dependence
U S intelligence indicates Ghana sent a military mission to Moscow to explore a weapons deal with the Soviet Union. Ghana's 15,000 strong forces are trained and equipped mainly with British and French arms, with civilian leaders pressuring the military to consider Soviet offers amid Moscow’s long term credit incentives. Mali is also said to be receiving growing Soviet arms shipments, with about 10 million dollars in arms delivered and roughly 1,500 tons of equipment recently sent.
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Diefenbaker accuses Kennedy of plan to defeat him
Former Canadian prime minister John Diefenbaker alleges Kennedy and Wall Street interests intervened in Canada’s 1962 and 1983 elections to topple his Progressive Conservative government. He criticizes JFK as influential yet erratic and credits Pearson with aligning with the U S. He made the remarks in a CBC series preview.
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John F. Kennedy
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One Canadian
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Fall Plowing Is Slowed in Missouri Fields
Rainfall deficits slow fall plowing for spring crops and winter wheat seedings in Missouri as 10 percent plowed, one week behind last year. Winter wheat 16 percent planted, pasture and soybean conditions improve with cooler fall temperatures. corn 92 percent mature, sorghum harvest progress noted. In St. Louis, bids are taken for four surplus pumper trucks at City Hall, with trucks featuring sirens ladders and bells.
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Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Missouri
Bootheel
ST. Louis
City Hall
Audrain County Receives Insurance Tax Revenue Distribution
Checks from out of state insurance assessments arrive showing Audrain County's share totaling 392542.78, up 6782.70 from last year. Apportionment to schools uses student counts with Mexico leading at 54713.06 and Centralia at 6127.44, followed by Van-Far 16475.72 and other districts in smaller amounts.
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Hattie Wood
Mexico
Wellsville-Middletown
North Callaway
Paris
Centralia
Middle Grove
Scout Fish Fry Draws Hundreds at Mexico Church
Mexico United Methodist Church hosted the sixth annual Scout Fish Fry in the church Fellowship Hall drawing 326 attendees. Fred McNatt won first in the ticket sales contest, followed by Bentley Hoover, Todd Wilson, Pat Herndon, and Terrence Gardner. Scoutmaster Dennis Herndon and Dennis Whisler thanked donors for help. Mr and Mrs Michael J Stolle of Wellsville welcomed Joseph Adam Stolle, six pounds three ounces, born Monday evening at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Stolle works for Wellsville Middletown R-1 School.
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Michael J. Stolle
Wellsville
Joseph Adam Stolle
Audrain Medical Center
Stolle
Wellsville- Middletown
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