Big Day For COE Students Training Session At Mexico High
About 150 C.O.E. officers from Central Missouri attended their annual officer training at Mexico High School on Tuesday. DECA regional vice president election results named Mike Faulconer of Eldon as winner. Sid Conklin of Mexico and a Montgomery Ward employee was a candidate. VICA and DECA activities occurred with factory tour and speeches by Missouri educators. Marketing and club leadership sessions followed with advisors from the Missouri State Department of Education. Campaign managers credited include Dan Hamilton, Richard Buffington, Lynn Lockridge, Rod Buresh, and Steve Widaman.
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C.O.E
Central Missouri
Mexico
DECA
Sid Conklin
Montgomery Ward
Mike Faulconer
Eldon
VICA
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Distributive Education Clubs of America
FELA
Future Business Leaders of America
Florsheim
George Binger
C.O.H
James Strate
DECS
Larry Lutz
Missouri State Department of Education
Jerry Smith
DEGA
Dan Hamilton
Nat'l
Bank
Richard Buffington
Lynn Lockridge
Peck’s
Rod Buresh
Neate’s
Steve ’ Widaman
Jay
IGA
Panel Of Judges For Phase 2
Chicago Sun Times reports the White House is weighing a commission of federal judges to decide wage price issues in Phase 2 of Nixon's economic plan. Charles Bartlett notes judges’ impartial status suits equity issues, aiming for a system acceptable to labor and public opinion.
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Chicago
Chicago Sun-Times
White House
Nixon
Charles Bartlett
Senate
Bartlett
Nixon and Gromyko discuss disarmament and Berlin pact
Washington AP President Nixon meets Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko on disarmament and other issues in a White House session. They have agreed to sign accords on modernizing the Washington-Moscow hotline and on avoiding accidental nuclear war. Talks come amid a broader push for a biological weapons ban and ongoing Berlin pact disputes.
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Washington
Nixon
Andrei Gromyko
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon-Gromyko
Kremlin
U.S
Gromyko
White House
U.N
United Nations
Moscow
William P. Rogers
Europe
Berlin
Helsinki
Rogers
Saigon
Nguyen van Thien
Multiple Global Crises Highlight Early 1970s Newswire
AP dispatches report chaotic scenes in Saigon with orders to shoot to kill antigovernment rioters while South Vietnam troops and U S bombers press a 30 mile border counteroffensive. Washington hosts talks on a biological weapons ban and hotline modernization as Nixon era diplomacy maneuvers unfold.
Reports on investigations at five state institutions
Jefferson City Mo AP reports House Appropriations subcommittees that studied five state facilities will release findings Friday at the University of Missouri Columbia The five sites include the Training School for Boys Boonville Youth Training Center Poplar Bluff State Sanatorium Mt Vernon Ellis Fischer Cancer Hospital Columbia and the Federal Soldiers Home St James A news conference is set for 2 30 p m in the student union
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Jefferson City
House
University of Missouri, Columbia
E.J. “Lucky” Cantrell
D-Overland
Appropriations
Boonville
Poplar Bluff
Mt. Vernon
Ellis Fischer Cancer Hospital
Columbia
Federal Soldiers’ Home
St. James
NASA Orbits 2 Satellites After Control Glitch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Two satellites were launched aboard a Delta rocket to test the Apollo tracking network and to probe the sun by creating eclipses. A second stage attitude problem sent the payloads into elliptical orbits 225 to 355 miles high, potentially reducing the sun observatory’s effectiveness while leaving the Apollo test satellite's mission largely intact.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Solar Observatory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Audrain Cancer Fund to Elect Officers at Monterey Dinner
Audrain County chapter of the American Cancer Society will hold its annual meeting at Monterey Restaurant at 7 p.m. Reports will be given by Mrs. Fred Kohl and others, with an election of officers and directors for 1971-72. Missouri’s 1971 Cancer Crusade surpassed its goal, totaling $1,261,908, with Audrain volunteers raising $11,721 for the year.
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Audrain County
American Cancer Society
Monterey
Fred Kohl
William Nowell
Peter Ekern
Woodrow Lee
Gary Evans
Cancer Crusade
Harry Dandy
The
Missouri Cancer Society
Olive Frank
Alma Key
Kohl
Missouri
Audrain
Gary
Amtrak weighs big timetable changes this fall
Washington officials said Amtrak plans major timetable upgrades by mid November. Highlights include boosting Washington Boston service from three to seven daily trips, possible sleep car service restoration Boston New York Washington, revived winter Florida Special New York Miami, direct Milwaukee St. Louis link, Chicago Florida Southwind shift to evening, through Boston Miami New Orleans and Boston Chicago routes, Salt Lake City Los Angeles service by January 15, with potential coast to coast sleeping car service next summer if demand supports it.
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Washington
Amtrak
National Railroad Passenger Corp
Harold L. Graham
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Chicago
Graham
Amtrack
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Meet the Calverts New Mexico Homeowners from Paris Background
Mr and Mrs Bob Calvert relocate to 1500 Kent Rd Mexico on July 1 forming a new home. He owns Calvert Studios in Mexico and she works at Commerce Bank. They have a son Ronald with US Navy in Idaho Falls. Both held local club memberships and pursue photography and genealogy.
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Bob Calvert
Kent Rd
Mexico
Calvert
Calvert Studios
E. Liberty St
Mona
Commerce Bank of Mexico
Paris
Monroe County Appeal
Ronald Calvert
U.S. Navy
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Paris Optimist Club
Paris American Legion
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
American Legion
Richard Vance
Savings Stay High Says Katona Predicts 1970s Rate Higher
AP analysis cites George Katona of the Survey Research Center forecasting the savings rate will stay elevated into the 1970s though easing from 8.4 percent of take home pay. He notes insecurity and rising affluence shape choices like buying compacts and autos with air conditioning.
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George Katona
Katona
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
FBI Sets Conference On Expanded Jurisdiction In Audrain
An FBI law enforcement conference will be held October 7 in the Audrain County Courthouse Community Room. Speakers include Audrain Prosecuting Attorney Thomas I. Osborne and FBI special agent in charge William A. Sullivan. The session covers the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970 expanding FBI reach to intrastate gambling and related enforcement.
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FBI
Audrain
William A. Sullivan
St. Louis
Thomas I. Osborne
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Hoover
Insecurity shadows wealth and consumer attitudes
The text argues that compromise and insecurity persist with riches, affecting social issues beyond money. Katona notes attitudes to dollars mirror views on poverty, pollution, war, racism, and social problems. He calls consumer study holistic, not fragmented, and forecasts modest inflation, gradual unemployment drop, but persistent insecurity.
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Katona
Review Board To Check Ads In New York AP
Charles W. Yost former U S ambassador to the United Nations is named chairman of the National Advertising Review Board an industry group that will act as a court of appeals for complaints of milance and untruthful advertising
William Woods College enrolls 1200 students this fall
Fulton Missouri William Woods College a women's institution reports an official fall enrollment of 1200 students.
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Fulton, Mo
William Woods College
USDA Sees Soybeans Near $3 A Bushel This Season
The Agriculture Department forecasts new crop soybeans averaging around $3 per bushel due to tight domestic and export demand. For 1971-72 marketing year, supplies may total under 1.3 billion bushels, down 6 percent from last year and 11 percent from the 1969 record. Carryover Sept 1 is 98 million bushels, well below the 324 million high in 1969.
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USDA
Washington
Agriculture Department
Schoolbus Crash Involves Herculaneum Players
Thirteen teenage girls from Herculaneum High School volleyball team were injured when their bus veered off a highway seven miles east of Hillsboro and landed in a ditch. The group was en route to Hillsboro High School for a game. injuries were treated at Jefferson Memorial Hospital in Festus.
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Hillsboro
Herculaneum High
Hilleboro
Jefferson, Memorial Hospital
Festus
Walter, Ruegg
Howard Marmon
Hillsboro High School
Jean B. Carter
Mary Noack
Sabrina Murray
Pamela Hawn
Herculaneum
Gena Wakefield
Peggy Walsh
Sheila Nash
Cheryl Loveless
Deborah Schmidt
Vicky Miller
Deborah Carrow
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Mexico High School
Nguyen van Thieu
John V. Lindsay
California
Lindsay
Lindsay Foray
International Monetary Fund
IME
NASA
Cancer Fund
Florida
Miami
Richmond
New Orleans
John Cunniff
Sgt. Pearls L. Washington
McKean Rehabilitation Center
Chieng- Mai
Thailand
March Afb
WWC
Hong Hong
Yana
Hong Kong
Mr. N. Mohan
Air Park
Dan
Hemingway and
Bogart
Spain
France
MGM
George C. Scott
Tony Musante
Trish van Devere
Alan Sharp
Carola DE Mayen
Richard Fleischer
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