Israel Delays Suez Test Amid Sinai Pact Talks
Israel postpones a planned cargo test through the Suez Canal at Cairo’s request as talks on the Sinai accord proceed in Geneva. A Greek cement freighter was rerouted to Haifa. Egyptian authorities deport peace activist Abin Nathan after attempting to sail a dinghy through the canal. Amid regional tension, Arafat warned of closer Arab cooperation with Communist states if Egypt’s gains are allowed. Beirut sees renewed street fighting as Syrian mediators push a cease-fire, raising Beirut’s death toll to about 406 since the clashes began in September.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
Cairo
Hme
Elat
Associated Press
Haifa
Mediterranean
Maativ
Henry A. Kissinger
Maariv
Geneva
U.S
Abin Nathan
Port Said
Nathan
Tney
Syria
Baath Party
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Sinai
Arafat
Lebanon
Beirut
Martyr’s Square
Tripoli
Planes require luggage tags to reduce misplacements
At Los Angeles International Airport an estimated 60 percent of boarding passengers lacked luggage tags while at Chicago O Hare only one in nineteen thousand missed tags. The Civil Aeronautics Board rule making tags mandatory went into effect Sunday. Passengers largely cooperated, with some privacy concerns voiced by a man in Miami. Airlines report most bags now carry tags showing only names to aid identification and routing.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles International
O’hare International
Chicago
United States
Civil Aeronautics Board
Miami
Laura O'Connell
United Airlines
O'Hare
Los Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport
Trans World Airlines
Kennedy Airport
New York
New Industry For West Plains
Marathon Electric Corp will build a new electric motor plant in West Plains Missouri. Gov Christopher Bond welcomed the decision saying it advances the states jobs program and boosts Missourians employment. Separately the state labor department said former workers from Jackson International Shoe Co and L J ONeill Shoe Co will qualify for federal unemployment benefits due to foreign competition. About 600 workers will receive up to 70 percent of their weekly salary capped at 121 a week plus job search aid.
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Marathon Electric Corp
West Plains
Missouri
E. L. O'Neill
Marathon
Christopher
Bond
Wausau
Wis
State Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
U.S. Labor Department
Jackson International Shoe Co
Jackson
L. J. O'Neill Shoe Co
St. Louis
Early Morning Fire Damages Centralia House
In Centralia at 128 Reed St the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Ritchie was heavily damaged by a fire that started in the furnace room around 6 am. Ritchie, manager of Ritchie and Son Hardware, woke to smoke and suffered a burn from a door knob while fleeing with his wife and two children. Fire spread from the furnace room to the hall and a child’s bedroom before crews contained the flames. extensive smoke and water damage affected the rest of the house with no additional injuries.
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Centralia
Robert Ritchie
Reed St
Columbia
Albert Jenner Collapses During Opera Opening
Albert Jenner Jr a longtime minority counsel in the Watergate inquiry is reported in stable condition in the coronary ward at Northwestern Memorial Hospital after collapsing Friday during the Chicago Lyric Opera opening performance. He was undergoing tests Sunday after the incident.
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Chicago
Albert Jenner Jr
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Jenner
Chicago Lyric Opera
Mexico High School Open House Tomorrow Night
Open house for all parents of Mexico High School students will be held at the school Tuesday evening. Parents should assemble in the school auditorium at 7:30 p.m. for remarks by Principal William E. Lowry. Attendees may meet teachers. class schedules go home today. Refreshments after the event.
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Parents of
Mexico
Nixon Denies Responsibility For Tape Gap
Former President Richard Nixon testified under oath denying personal responsibility for the 18 minute gap in the Watergate era tape. The dispute concerns ownership of documents and reels as Nixon fights a court bid to retain control of materials from his presidency. Band leader Vincent Lopez died at 80 after a long career in remote radio orchestras. American rock star Alice Cooper pledged exile from Europe after a Munich hotel accused his entourage of theft and refused billing.
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Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Miller
Miami
Vincent Lopez
London
Alice Cooper
Europe
Britain
Munich
West Germany
Cooper
Zoning items On Council's List Tonight
The Mexico city council meets at 7 30 pm with four routine zoning items on the agenda including a public hearing for Roy Kent’s rezoning request seeking single family zoning on land currently heavy industrial near Osage Park subdivision. Also up for consideration are six summer street resurfacing tax bills with materials costs per front foot, and an ordinance update to Missouri drunk driving code. No door to door solicitation ordinance on the agenda. Concurrently, Cameron David Bishop was convicted in U S District Court on three counts of sabotage linked to 1969 power line bombing in Colorado.
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Mexico City
Roy Kent
Kent
Osage Park
Lakeview Road
Gm&o
Park South Inc
James W. Ripperger
Summer Street
South Street
Clark
Jefferson
Anderson Street
Western
Calhoun
Orange Street
Love Street
Wade
Singleton Street
Monroe
Love
Tove
Whitley
Anderson
Orange
Singleton
Missouri
Gary Eide
Dogwood Drive
F&f
W. Boulevard
Eide
Cameron David Bishop
U.S. District Court
Colorado
Hunt Told Of Order To Kill Jack Anderson
Washington AP report cites The Washington Post claiming Howard Hunt told associates he was ordered to assassinate columnist Jack Anderson in 1971 or 1972 but the plan was cancelled last minute. Hunt, a former CIA agent, is in Florida prison for Watergate related charges. Anderson had warned about government assassination attempts and cited past leaks.
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Washington
Howard Hunt
Associates
Jack Anderson
Washington Post
Hunt
Nixon White House
Anderson
Nixon
Andersen
Wtop
The
Post
William A. Snyder
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
Florida
House Burned and Woman Missing in Helena
Authorities have paused the search for 78 year old Ruby Newburn after a rural house two miles southwest of Helena burned Saturday afternoon. Reed Miller Andrew County sheriff said ashes and nearby woods revealed no trace of the missing woman and relatives reported no knowledge of her whereabouts. Fire reported about 3 pm Saturday destroyed the farmhouse. no foul play suspected.
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Helena
Reed Miller
Andrew County
Ruby Newburn
Miller
Heath Mao Talk in Tokyo Aboard China Visit
Chinese Chairman Mao Tse-tung held a friendly talk with former British Prime Minister Edward Heath in Beijing, with the British ambassador and several Chinese officials present. Heath and his party arrived in Peking on Friday, Hsinhua said in a Tokyo monitored broadcast.
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Mao Tse-tung
Edward Heath
Great Britain
Hsinhua
China
Heath
Peking
Oil Fee Off Reduces Imported Fuel Oil Price By 1.5 Cents
U S officials say removing a 60 cent per barrel import fee on refined petroleum products will cut the price of a gallon of imported fuel oil by about 1.5 cents retroactive to Sept 1. The move, announced by Federal Energy Administrator Frank G Zarb, could ease inflation as domestic price controls lapse. The cut mainly affects New England and Middle Atlantic states where imports are prominent. refiners and importers may or may not pass the saving to consumers.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Federal Energy
Frank G. Zarb
Ford
Zarb
New England
Middle Atlantic
U.S
Auction For Chest Drive To Be Oct. 11
An auction to raise funds for the Mexico Community Chest is scheduled for Saturday October 11 at 12 30 p m in the Garfield School parking lot. Courtney Child Care Center the Diabetes Association and the Mental Health Association urge donations of items and delivery by October 8 to the Day Care Center 716 B Breckenridge with staff to accept them.
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B. Breckenridge
Lewis C. French
Joe Ehrhardt
The
Diabetes Association
Mexico
Oil price outlook hinges on Ford fee cut and price controls
The administration estimates a 3 cent per gallon drop in petroleum product prices if Ford drops the 2 per barrel import fee. A net 3 cent rise could occur if domestic oil prices are increased after price controls end Sept. 1. Oil producers have held prices steady while Congress debates reimposing controls.
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Ford
Congress
Mexico High School Hosts Photo Day and Open House
MHS News reports SCHOOL PICTURES will be taken tomorrow during the first three hours of school. Boys should wear ties and sport jackets. girls should avoid jewelry and wear white or wild patterns. Open House follows with a 7:30 auditorium start, inviting all parents. Auditions for The Apple Tree set for 7 p.m. in the auditorium tonight. PEP SQUAD tickets available from Mrs. JoAnn Thomas or Miss Sarah Spalding. Publications members pick up in room 106. Chili supper Friday, Oct 3 before the Mexico Marshall football game.
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Sy Publications
Mexico
MHS
JoAnn Thomas
Sarah Spalding
Nebel Elected Treasurer of Missouri Juvenile Officers Assn
Rodney T. Nebel director of juvenile court services for the 12th circuit was elected treasurer of the Missouri Juvenile Officers Assn at the annual Osage Beach meeting. Local attendees included Cathie Van Matre Cy Swoboda Ann Ash and Richard Sewell. The Focus 300 program filmed in the 12th Circuit will air Sept 25 7 30 p.m. on Kytv Komu TV and Kid TV with time to be announced.
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Rodney T. Nebel
12Th Judicial Circuit
Missouri Juvenile Officers Assn
Osage Beach
Cathie van Matre
Cy Swoboda
Ann Ash
Richard Sewell
Audrain County Sheriff’s Department
Mexico Department of Public Safety
van Matre
St. Louis
Kid Filmer
Springfield
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American Bankers Assn
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