UN Defends President Amid Panama Canal Debate
An American delegate at the United Nations rebutted Panamanian criticism of Ford Carter and Kissinger over the Panama Canal. Panama’s Aquilino Boyd argued that U.S. and Canal Zone policies reveal a privileged minority in the zone while Bennett urged restraint to aid treaty talks. Boyd noted renewed negotiations would resume within two weeks as Ford and Carter clashed on canal control.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Hea
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Henry A. Kissinger
Panama
Aquilino Edgardo Boyd
Panama Canal
Boyd
Kissinger
Bennett
Africa
Carter
United States
Canal Zone
Jorge Enrique Tlueca
Ronald Reagan
Union Officials Confident Of Ford Contract Approval
DETROIT AP Union leaders say Ford workers are likely to ratify a new three year pact in voting starting this weekend. President Leonard Woodcock and Vice President Ken Bannon expect broad approval, but skilled trades and nonassembly staff may block it and delay acceptance if a majority of 145,000 production workers backs the contract. Douglas Fraser defers prediction on trades ratification. Robert Bender opposed the tentative agreement over subcontracting and skilled trades representation.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Ken Bannon
Woodcock
Douglas Fraser
Pig Makes Self At Home In Patrol Car
A stray sow boarded a Wood River patrol car and settled in the rear seat. Officers Ingram and Bailie retrieved the pig after pursuing it to an alley, later noting the back window view while the animal left a rear seat deposit. Also reported: Daniel Wade Sinklear born Friday at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces to Darrell and Mrs Sinklear of High Hill.
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Pig
Wood River
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Harold Ingram
Ralph
Ralph) Skinner
Jerry Bailie
Ingram
Darrell W. Sinklear
High Hill
Daniel Wade Sinklear
Audrain Medical Center
Sinklear
The
Binkley Co
Harold Miller
Fulton
Miller
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Five-Cent Bottle Deposit May Be Low
Washington readers learn that a nationwide five cent bottle deposit could boost energy conservation and jobs, based on a study for the Federal Energy Administration. The Research Triangle Institute notes Oregon’s 70 percent return and projects up to 80 to 90 percent by 1962, with costs to industry but savings for consumers and broader payroll gains in container sectors.
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Washington
Federal Energy
Congress
Triangle Institute
North Carolina
Oregon
Institute
Vermont
South Dakota
Washington State
Stay Fugitive Or Seek Pardon
Clarence Norris, one of the Scottsboro boys, faces a choice between returning to Alabama for pardon considerations or remaining a fugitive in New York after 23 years. He seeks a full pardon for a parole violation linked to the famed 1930s rape case, supported by Alabama officials, but he would be jailed if he returns while still a fugitive.
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New York
Clarence Norris
Alabama
Norris
Scottsboro, Ala
Pardons and Parole Board
Norman F. Ussery
James Meyerson
U.S. Supreme Court
Paint Rock
Ala
Ruby Bates
Victoria Price
James E. Horton
Missouri ruling on group political positions disclosure
Missouri Elections Commission rules that groups promoting or opposing candidates by listing positions must disclose contributions received. The decision drew criticism from the League of Women Voters. The panel also upheld a policy on blind trusts for candidates, effective for the November election, aligning with Governor Bond's voluntary action. Teasdale called the stance legalistic.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Missouri Elections Commission
Commission
League of Women Voters
Christopher
Bond
Joseph P. Teasdale
Dilegal
Reconciliation declared in Kansas City race flap
Morgan Maxfield and wife Marietta announced a January reconciliation after seven years apart and will stay in the 6th District congressional race despite a campaign controversy. Maxfield apologized for marital status confusion and said charges stemmed from a misunderstanding amid a staff dispute with former campaign manager Casey Meyers.
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Kansas City
Morgan Maxfield
Maxfield
Meyers
Texas
Casey Meyers R
Mra
ACLU Offers Help as KKK Seeks Colorado Move
The ACLU says the Ku Klux Klan is obnoxious but will assist the organization if it faces harassment or unlawful actions. Denver District Attorney Dale Tooley had summoned Klan Grand Wizard Jerry Dutton, stating the group is not welcome in Colorado, while ACLU officials cite First Amendment rights and the organization’s right to exist.
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Denver
American Civil Liberties Union
Ku Klux Klan
Dale Tooley
Tooley
Colorado
UCLU
James H. Joy
Klan
Jerry Dutton
South
Dutton
Metairie
KKK
Nelle Mumey
Mumey
John Locke
ACLU
Joy
Settlement Reaches 1.05 Million in Litton Crash Deaths
Six aircraft firms agree to a 1.05 million settlement for the deaths of Paul Rupp and his son in the August plane crash that also killed Missouri Democrat Jerry Litton and his wife and two children. Beech Aircraft, Wynn Gordon, Hartzell Propellers, Teledyne Continental, and Elliott Flying Service plus Elliott Aircraft Sales co. are part of the accord. Dorothy Rupp named guardian of the Rupp children's estates with a life interest in a trust.
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Kansas City
U.S. Senate
Missouri
Jackson County
Paul E. Vardeman
Paul Rupp
Chillicothe
Paul Rupp I
Jerry Litton
Dmo
Litton
U.S
Beech Aircraft Corporation
Delaware
Wynn-Gordon Company
Worcester
Mass
Hartzell Propellers, Inc
Piqua
Ohio
Teledyne Continental Motor
Mobile
Ala
Elliott Flying Service
Local Weather And Area Daily Report
Official 7:00 a.m. readings list temperatures last 24 hours with highs 77 and 70s forecast. Ledgerland cool tonight clear with high near 70 Sunday. Missouri sunny and mild with upper 60s to 70s highs and upper 40s to 70s through Wednesday. Admissions and dismissals at Audrain Medical Center include multiple named patients and staff from Mexico Bellslowe Montgomery City Perry Centria Middletown and Sturgeon.
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Missouri
The
Audrain Medical Center
Norris Sterner
Harriet K. Anderson
Ruth Jennings
Freda Roberts
Larry D. Johnson
Dente Gentry
Margeret V. Jones
Bobye M. Vineson
Rodean H. Sherwood
Christina R. Cornelison
Mexico
Ian G. Phillips
Bellslowe
Ursula Harrison
Montgomery City
Perry
Centralia
Lloyd
Pearl Peglow
Thomas Burton
Carter Taylor
Richard Cochran
Merle Langford
Joseph Hook
Floyd Hansett
Charles Briggs
Sturgeon
Jack Durham
Rush Roy Atkinson
Darrell George
Philip Wellin
William Burke
Cloud Hoffman
Lorenzo Norris
Reeta Turnbul
Public Safety and Court Notices Across Local Areas
Public safety reports include a parking lot collision on Breckenridge and a break in at Al and Ken's Zephyr Station. Magistrate Court records show driving while intoxicated and speeding pleas with fines and suspended penalties. Probate notes appoint executor Lester A. Dubbert and detail for distribution to relatives and church. Also includes Western St. Market Reports and stock quotations. A separate St. Louis AP item reports the shooting of a Clydesdale mare at Anheuser-Busch breeding farm, with a reward for arrest and conviction.
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Bowling Green
Chester Avery
Irvin Wolf
Laddonia
Rosa Heckart
Myrtle Webb
Nina Stephens
Paria
Iera
Roy Williams
Jompason
Lester Huenefeld
Edward Graue
New Florence
Henry Herron
Julia Kemp
Vandalia
George W. Parrott Jr
Shirley Jane Chartier
Mexico
Lance Collens
W. Breckenridge
Dave Murray
Route 3
al and
Ken
Zephyr
Minning
Magistrate Court
Troy Lance Collens
Seawce
Rhonda Marie Starman
Robert Edward Wilson
Anie Edward
Sandra Voneille Anderson
Brett and
Erdel
Shirley Ann
James Martin Haerer
Haerer
Fenlon
Melahn
Lester A. Dubbert
Augustine N. Dubbert
Dubbert
St. Joseph’s Church
Martinsburg
Paul Anthony Dubbert
Wellsville
Joseph J. Dubbert
Francis John
James Ray
ST. Louis
Clydesdale
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Peggy Lyndale
Donald L. Eatherton
St. Louis County
Augusta A. Busch Jr
Anheuser-Busch
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