Women's Caravan Enlivens Fall Democratic Campaign
Local campaigners benefited from the Fall Democratic Women's Harvest Caravan visiting the courthouse community room. One of six teams touring the state's congressional districts, the effort aims to boost voter turnout for the 1970 campaign led by women including Mrs. William Hungate and Mrs. Jim Symington. Local organizers included Mrs. J. J. Offutt and others within the campaign network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hungate
Jim Symington
Sallie Hailey
Nor
Nixon-Gromyko Talks Open Amid East West Strains
President Nixon met Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to test a flexible approach to East West issues. Gromyko condemned U S charges over Mideast truce violations and Cuban missiles, while U S officials called his U N speech routine Kremlin messaging and pressed for substantive arms talks and progress on Berlin and Vietnam.
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Washington
Nixon
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Moscow
U.S
Gromyko
U.n.general Assembly
Kremlin
Rogers
Ronald L. Ziegler
Mideast
Indochina
Berlin
Helsinki
U.N. General Assembly
West Berlin
America
Snyder named vice chairman of Mid-Mo Regional Planning
Mexico Mayor Pro-Tem Leon ard Snyder was named vice chairman of the Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission at a Fulton meeting. He previously treasurer in 1968 and was on the executive committee in 1969. Mayor Frank F. Jost of Linn was re elected chairman, William Murphey of Fulton secretary, Jesse D. Richardson of Wooldridge treasurer, with Snyder to remain on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Leonard Snyder
Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission
Fulton
Snyder
Frank F. Jost
Linn
William ©. Murphey
Jesse D. Richardson
Wooldridge
Vote Education Session Draws 75 Attendees at Mexico Church
More than 75 election judges clerks and voters attended a Mexico Audrain County League of Women Voters school at the Mexico United Methodist Church. Mrs Sam Vaughan led a demonstration on voting procedures including ballot marking township precinct writing in a candidate and unregistered voter rules. County Clerk Glenn Barnes explained residency rules voting 60 days and sworn oath requirements. Also reported: Mr and Mrs Ronnie Gipson of 616 N Western Age welcomed a daughter Jennifer Lynn born at Audrain Hospital at 4:54 am weighing 6 lbs 15 oz.
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Chester W. Green
Precht Pickering Funeral
Glenridge Cemetery
Liberty
Frank L. Park
First Baptist Church
Mexico-Audrain
County League of
Womet
Vo Electida
Mexico United Methodist Church
Vaughan
Glenn Barnes
Barnes
Ronnie Lee Gipson
Audrain Hospital
Jennifer Lynn
Brad
Jeff
Gipson
Audrain Lumber
Mexico Industrial Park to become chamber subsidiary
The 12 acre Mexico Industrial Park site at Boulevard and Elmwood Dr. is to become a Mexico Chamber of Commerce subsidiary. The chamber assumes the park’s debts of 12000 and consolidates local industrial development efforts. Directors include Jack Baker and E O Lawrence Jr. with Lowell Hagan as economic development committee chair. The chamber reports seven of eight 1971 industrial prospects remain active and outreach continues with local organizations. A separate note recalls a minister’s horse tale ending with an “Amen” that saves a man from a cliff.
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Mexico Industrial Park, Inc
Boulevard
Elmwood Dr
Mexico, Chamber of ' ‘Commerce
Chamber
Mexico Industrial ‘Park, Inc
Industrial’ Park ‘Corporation
Jack Baker
E. O. Lawrence Jr
Don Decker
Lowell Hagan
Andy Runge
Runge
Mexico Industrial Park
Economic Development Committee
Mexico
Offeers
Jim Gallaher
Robert Ollis
Citizens Savings Assn
John R. Cline
Presdent of Mexico Savings Bank
Byrnes Hawthorne
A. P. Green Refractories
Hattie Ood
Audrain County
Mexico School Board Considers Conference Move
The Mexico School Board discussed athletic conference options amid enrollment growth projections for the next decade. Members considered forming a committee to study feasibility, weighing moving to a smaller conference versus staying with stronger opponents like Sedalia and Jefferson City. The board noted potential in a Mid-State Conference including Helias, Waynesville, Moberly, Fulton, Rolla, and Boonville, while also addressing staff changes and building needs.
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Mexico
Tisi School
Kermit 1
Everalone
James V. Woratell
Keokuk
Springfield
Jefferson City
Columbia
Missouri
Hannibal
Sedalia
Frank Sutton
Ben Jolly
Tom Hodges
University of Missouri
Sutton
CEC
Hardin Junior High
Carter and Sims
Follies Director Teigland Keeps Cast Moving
Teigland director of the Red Stocking Follies is described as the most energetic man the cast has met. He acts as cheer leader guiding a two week buildup with shifts to suit working people and housewives. Despite long hours and strict standards he keeps enthusiasm high, even when a child illness or business meeting intervenes. Student Night tonight at Presser Hall invites all students with dress rehearsal to follow.
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Ia Teigland
Teigland
Mexico
Teipland
Telgland
Presser Hall
US Generals Land In Armenia After Flight Vanishing
Tass reports a U.S. Air Force plane carrying Maj. Gen. Edward D. Scherrer and Brig. Gen. Claude M. McQuarrie Jr landed safely near Leninakan Armenia after a weather disappearance over Turkey. The four aboard were said in good health. The Soviet frontier violation inquiry was ordered as Turkish search efforts continued with Turkish authorities and villagers aiding the hunt.
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Moscow
U.S
Soviet
Armenia
Turkey
Tass
Soviet Union
Edward C. D. Scherrer
Claude M. McQuarrie Jr
Ankara
James P. Russell
Mississippi
Erzurum
Kars
Cultists Threaten to Kill More in Santa Cruz Slayings
In Santa Cruz California a note signed by four Tarot Knight symbols threatens further killings by the People of the Free Universe if the environment is misused. Victims include Dr Victor M Ohta his wife Virginia sons Derrick and Taggart and secretary Dorothy Cadwallader. Police seek two young men and a girl seen near a station wagon found wrecked on railroad tracks as investigators probe a fiery mansion murder scene.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Free Universe
Victor M. Ohta
Paul W. Tara
San Francisco
Tara
Ohta
Song
Ohtas
Virginia
Derrick
Taggart
Dorothy Cadwallader
Ghia
Felton
Redwood Forest
Tunalongs
Regwood
Lou Koller
Koller
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Women’s Caravan Enlivens
J. J.’ Offutt
Thomas * Osborne
Woodrow Bealmer
John Beshears
Man’ Merrell
Dotty Hubbard
Richard Vance
Russ
Chester Green
Cuba
Wiliam P. Rogers
White House
Cairo
Suez
Sam Vaughan
Voter Service Chairman
Ife
Orer
Jennifer Lynn Gipson
Ogys
K&m
Mra
Kathleen ‘Black
Peggy Gillam
Sandra K. Cosentino
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona State
Tempe
Young, Ariz
McMillan
Mildred Bridgewater
Linda Sue Silas
Hawthorne
Black
Jacksonville
Fla
University of Southern Florida
Mango
Presser
Russia
Leninakan
Scherrer
Shawneetown
Ill
West Point
Pacific
Europe
South Korea
Joint Chiefs At Staff
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