IMF chief presses US to drop 10 percent import tax
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer urges rapid removal of the 10 per cent import surcharge and calls for a realignment of currencies among major industrialized nations. He insists on a coordinated move to settle the international monetary deadlock and favors currency realignment without delay.
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Washington
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer
International Monetary Fund
United States
Schweitzer
U.S
Schiller
Treasury
John B. Connally
West Germany
Connally
Nixon
Newsmen
Europe
Japan
Group of Ten
Nixon Meets Hirohito in Anchorage Ceremony
President Nixon and Emperor Hirohito meet in Anchorage marking a historic postwar alliance. The brief summit included formal greetings, a reception for the Emperor, and a ceremonial review by Marines. Talks were general with no communique issued. The visit featured a Northern Lights display as Hirohito departed for Copenhagen.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Nixon
Japan
Hirohito
U.S
Copenhagen
Empror
Walter J. Hickel
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Tokyo
Washington D.C
Pacific
Nagako
Europe
Emperor
Aleutian Islands
America
Cadet Killed By Hit Run Driver At Missouri Academy
Scott Huebner 14 year old Missouri Military Academy cadet and Osceola Iowa native was found dead Sunday morning after a Saturday evening escape. He left on general leave and was later identified at Bowling Green by authorities. The death is treated as a hit and run with a nationwide search for a night color station wagon and trailer. Funeral plans are pending with services to be held in Osceola and burial in Nevada Iowa.
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Scott Huebner
Missouri Military Academy
Bowling Green
Wayne Huebner
Osceola
Iowa
Mexico
Nevada
Huebner
MMA
Academy
Kenneth Mortenson
Roger Hebbert
Pike County
J.O. Mudd
James Marshall
Highway
Columbia
Sturgeon
Hallsville
Eddie Lee Walker
Roy Lee Chick
Missouri Highway Patrol
Chick
Jeffrey
State Highway Patrol
Walker
Boone County Hospital
North
Francis I. McCowen
Edna C. Powell
Hal Randolph to retire as Kaiser executive after 30 years
Longtime Kaiser Refractories executive Hal F. Randolph of Mexico will retire December 31 after 30 years in service, ending a career that began in 1941 with Mexico Refractories. He held multiple managerial posts, led the clay-alumina brick line since 1969, and served in industry and civic roles.
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Hal. F. Randolph
Kaiser Refractories
Mexico
J. F. Knight
Randolph
Kaiser Organization
Jane
James Oliver
Santa Ana
Calif
Jeng
Robert O'Blennig
Tokyo
Japan
Jeri Cay Randolph
Cary
Mexico Club Wins All International Awards
The Optimist Club of Mexico installed new officers during a banquet at the Empire Club and burned a paid‑off note for lights at the Khoury League Fields. The club earned every Optimist International award including Mission involvement and Honor Club for membership and building, with multiple members receiving perfect attendance and service honors.
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Optimist Club of
Mexico
Khoury League
Empire Club
Optimist
Les Tate
Bill Smith
Dave Wilkinson
Dennis Diederich
Bob Carter
Ron Eichholz
Bill Rippett
Bob Sewell
Don Morrow
New Effort For Withdrawal Date
Washington AP Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield renews effort to require a date for total U S withdrawal from Indochina. His amendment, likely to pass, could delay final action on a $21 billion military procurement bill and oil adjournment. It would demand withdrawal within six months with a nine month limit.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Indochina
Mansfield
Senate House
Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon
Richardson to Head Missouri Employment Service Office
Eugene W. Richardson will become manager of the Mexico Missouri office of the Missouri Division of Employment Security in October. He transfers from Liberty and previously served in Kansas City as an employer service representative. The Mexico office covers Audrain and Montgomery Counties and he succeeds Billy Miller, who moves to the Flat River office. Richardson is a World War II veteran who served as a mechanic in B-29 bombers on Guam and has been a deacon, a 32nd Degree Mason, and a member of Ararat Shrine.
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Eugene W. Richardson
Mexico
Missouri Division of Employment Security
Liberty
Kansas City
Billy Miller
Flat River
Miller
Audrain
Montgomery
State Employment Service
Richardson
Delight Wholesale Co
Guam
Christian Church At
Ararat Shrine
Glaucoma Screening Mobile Unit to Visit Mexico
Lions Club urges residents age 35 and over to visit the glaucoma screening unit at the courthouse square on Thursday and Friday from 9 30 a m to 4 00 p m. The test is free painless and takes under two minutes with follow up if needed.
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Mexico
Barney Steinkamp
Lions Club
University of Missouri
Mexico Lions
Ben Crow
Farber
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Woody) Woodruff
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William P., Rogers
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Columbia Youth
Cyril Fever
Fairground Ave
Audrain Medical Center
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Ted Struttman
Hermann
Lou Feger
Route 4
México
Hal Randolph
Kaiser
Pencoip
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Ohio State University
Engineer's Council
American Ceramic Society
Hillbilly Club
Tau Betsel
Golden Chain
Keramos
Blue Key
Gamma Sigma Epsilon
Association of Iron and Metallurgical Engineers
Missouri
Mexico Evening School
Mexico High School
Evelyn Woods
Wall Street Journal
Hall
Don Davis
Woodruff
Marvin McCowan
Bob Hamilton
Mike Branham
Jerry Cooper
Harold Smith
Art Allen
John Bowles
Ray Fecht
Dale Groves
Bill Johnson
Julius Lukacs
Bill Merritt
Walt Moore
Elwood Smiley
Ernie Williams
Gene Winter
Wes Houser
Ralph Shrader
Larry Webber
Glaucoma
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