Night Protesters Fire Shots Near High School in Louisville
In Jefferson County near Pleasure Ridge Park High School, several shots were fired toward police during an antibusing demonstration. Seven people were arrested as the crowd dispersed after midnight. Earlier, about 600 people protested near Fern Creek High urging motorists to honk against busing while Concerned Parents, Inc. organized the event.
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Jefferson County
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Pleasure Ridge Park High School
Fern Creek High
Concerned Parents, Inc
Concerned Parents
Frankfort
Julian Carroll
Capitol
Carroll
Wallace Considers Independent Run for Presidency
London AP Wallace C. Wallace says he may run independent if denied Democratic nomination but not yet pursuing that route. The Alabama governor on a European tour and discussing 1976 aims met with Prime Minister Harold Wilson and stressed U.S. British ties and NATO. A bake sale by Head Start Mothers Association Saturday at Jay's IGA West Plaza raises funds for the Community Chest.
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London
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Democratic Executive Committee
Washington
Wallace
Michael Griffin
Harold Wilson
Head Start Mothers Association
Jay’s Iga
West Plaza
Community Chest
Thompson Quits As MA Curator
The youngest man ever appointed to the Missouri Board of Curators, William S. Thompson Jr. of St. Louis, 30, resigns effective November 10. Thompson, on the board since February 1973, says he is transferring to Chicago for work with a New York investment company. Gov. Bond will appoint a successor to complete his six year term.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri Board of Curators
William S. Thompson Jr
St. Louis
Thompson
Christopher S. Bond
Chicago
Bond
John Denver Wins CMA Entertainer Of The Year In Australia
Nashville AP John Denver thanked God for being a country boy after winning CMA entertainer of the year and best song for Back Home Again during the ninth annual CMA awards at the Grand Ole Opry House. He and five nominations marked a dual triumph amid country’s evolving scene.
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Nashville, Tenn
John Denver
Hank Williams
Denver
Perth
Australia
Country Music Association
Grand ‘Ole Opry House
Association
Freddy Fender
Ronnie Milsap
Emperor Hirohito Returns Home After U.S. Visit
Emperor Hirohito arrived in Tokyo after a two week tour of the United States. He expressed deep appreciation to President Ford and the American people for the warm welcome and said he was glad to see the United States on the eve of its bicentennial. The emperor noted American efforts toward prosperity and world peace as he spoke to about 2,000 at the airport. Empress Nagako accompanied him after a rest in Hawaii. It marked the first official visit by a Japanese emperor to the United States.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Japan
United States
Ford
Nagako
Hawaii
America
New Industry To Liberty Mo
Jefferson City reports Stone Container Corp plans a 4 million dollar manufacturing plant in Liberty. The new facility will hire about 160 workers. The Chicago based company already operates in St. Louis and North Kansas City.
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Jefferson City
Stone Container Corp
Liberty
Department of Consumer Affairs, Regulation and Licensing
Division of Commerce
St. Louis
Kansas City
Knights of Columbus fund drive aids mentally retarded
Knights of Columbus members from Mexico's Msgr P D Gavan Council 3760 and Missouri councils join a weekend drive to raise funds for mentally retarded causes. Richard Bertels Sr chairs. half locally for Handi Shop CP School, half for a national hospital fund. State goal is 250000 with prior year total 165000.
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Mexico
Msgr. P. D. Gavan Council
Knights of Columbus
Missouri Knights
Darryl Griffin
Richard Bertels Sr
Bertels
CP School
Centralia
Mexico Council
Martinsburg
Montgomery City
Griffin
Ford And AMC Report Sales Up In October
Ford Motor Co said its car sales in early October rose 16 percent from a year earlier and American Motors Corp reported a 25 percent gain from the same period in 1974 when deliveries were weak due to a nationwide strike. Analysts predicted domestic car sales would rise 10 to 15 percent for the month, with total nine selling days estimated at 240,000 to 250,000. Ford reported 82,476 cars sold in the latest period.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
U.S
Ford
New Economic World Order to Be Goal of Talks in Paris
PARIS AP The day old preparatory conference of industrial and developing nations reports great progress toward a new economic world order. Delegates agreed to launch a 27 nation Paris conference on December 16 to seek a broad mandate for four commissions on energy raw materials development and finance. The United States favors a broad mandate while some parties want clearer limits. Delegations include the United States Japan and nine nation European Common Market with seven Third World nations Algeria Brazil India Iran Saudi Arabia Venezuela and Zaire.
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Charles Robinson
Robinson
United States
Japan
European Common Market
Algeria
Brazil
India
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
Zaire
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