Jaycee Cole County Fair Showcases Variety of Attractions
Visitors enjoyed a wide fair program with Brighter Side for kids, a 4-H Fat Steer Auction, and Wilma Burgess and the Misty Blues in a country set. Lamme For Paul Frank’s Angus Grand Champion sold for $1.00 per pound, weighing 1,045 pounds, to Bob Schulte. The Reserve Champion Hereford steer, shown by Steve Raithel, sold for 49 cents per pound to Freeburg Locker Plant, weighing 89 pounds.
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Wilma Burgess
The
Misty Blues
Bob Schulte
Schulte
Steve Raithel
Freeburg
Steer sale earns profit at Jaycee Cole County Fair
Paul Frank and his 4-H Grand Champion Angus steer sold at the Fat Steer Auction Friday night, bought by Bob Schulte of Schulte's IGA for $1.00 per pound, totaling $890. The sale occurred amid fair activities, with a News and Tribune staff photo documenting the event.
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Paul Frank
Angus
Jaycee Cole
Frank
Bob Schulte
Schulte
IGA
News and Tribune
Garbage rate boost possible for Jefferson City
The Public Health Committee reviewed Dispose-All Service contract terms as labor cost disputes loom. A 50 cent hourly raise fram Local 833 Track Drivers would push three months of backdoor garbage service to about 3.85 dollars, while a 25 cent raise would cost about 3.35 dollars. curbside pickup option could lower costs to 2.25, with rear pickup remaining higher. Committee members and councilors suggested awaiting labor negotiations before finalizing rates and possible curbside regulations.
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Jefferson Citianus
Dispose-All
Clyde Garvin
Garvin
Wnson
Second Ward
John Riner
Jefferson Cillans
Riner
First Ward
Forrest Scrivner
Third Ward
Frank Tuen
Fourth Ward
Ed Kliegel
Fifth Ward
Jim Strong
Governor appeals to international union to end Kansas City strike
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes asked Laborers International Union officials to intervene in the four month long Kansas City construction strike that idles four workers, crippling the region’s economy. Kansas City leaders say $211 million in losses threatens revival, as talks contemplate wage increases from $4.01 to $5.50 over years.
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Hearnes
International Union
Associated Press
Warren E. Hearnes
Kansas City
Laborers International Union
Ilus . Davis
Kago
Laborers International Union of North America
Missouri
Fosco
International
Laborers Union
Davis
Pentagon reports Russian SS11 tests in Pacific
The Pentagon said Russia launched two improved SS11 intercontinental ballistic missiles into the northern Pacific this week. The tests aimed to show better deflection avoidance and potential for multiple warheads, raising concern over Soviet missile threat and impact on U.S. Minuteman defenses.
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Washington
Pentagon
Russia
Pacific
U.S
Minutemen
Secretary of Defence
Melvin R. Laird
Israel backs wary U.S. peace plan amid fighting
Israel gave a cautious approval to the U.S. Middle East peace proposal as Israeli planes pounded Egyptian positions along the Suez Canal and Arab forces fired on settlements south of the Sea of Galilee. The government said it would seek three months cease-fire on the Egyptian front and pursue talks under UN mediation with Gunnar V. Jarring.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
U.S. Middle East
Egypt
Jordan
Suez Canal
Ners
Sea of Galilee
Middle East
Golda Meir
Gahal
U.S
U.N
Adehere
U.N. Security Council
Gunnar V. Jarring
Cow
Gunnar Jarring
Rogers
Nixon
Meir
United States
Syria
Iraq
William P. Rogers
Amman
Palestine
Yasir Arafat
Jarring
Mercury rises trigger power outages in Jefferson City
Temperature reached 106 in Jefferson City and set a city high for power use. Missouri Power and Light attributed about 84 000 kilowatts to air conditioners and noted isolated outages in Ten Mile Drive Elmerine Avenue Rainbow Drive and West Main Street. No major problems occurred as crews worked to restore brief outages and manage overloaded transformers.
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Jefferson City
Homer Ferguson
Missouri Power and Light Co
Ferguson
Ten Mile Drive
Elmerine Avenue
Rainbow Drive
West Main Street
House Grants Nixon Temporary Wage Price Freeze Power
The House approved, over Nixon’s objections, a temporary standby wage price and interest rate freeze as part of extending the Defense Production Act. The measure gives the President discretionary authority to set minimum levels, expires February 28, 1971, and faces Senate rejection on similar terms. Republicans denounced the timing as politically motivated ahead of the November elections.
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House
Washington
Nixon
Senate
Thieu Rejects Standstill Cease Fire in TV Address
President Nguyen Van Thieu denounced a standstill cease-fire as unworkable and warned it would yield a leopard skin pattern with Communist control of scattered South Vietnamese areas. He said he would never accept such a coalition arrangement and insisted South Vietnam will continue Paris talks with no change in its peace stance. Nixon and U.S. envoy Bruce supported synchronized negotiating positions with Thieu.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thien
South Vietnam
Thieu
Vietnam
Geles
Bruce
Thieuw
Ellsworth Bunker
Davit K.F. Bruce
Paris
Diplomats Seized in Montevideo by Tupamaros
Leftist Tupamaro guerrillas abducted U S embassy official Dan A Mitrione and Brazilian diplomat Aloysia Dias Comigde in Montevideo. A note offered a hostage swap for political prisoners, but did not name numbers. Mitrione was shot in the chest. condition said not serious. Several other officials were injured attempting escapes.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
U.S
Dan A. Mitrione
Latin America
Count Karl von Sprell
Mitrione
Aloysia Mates Dias Comigde
Miami
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Lamme
Cole County Fair
Mideast
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Moscow
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Arafat
New York
U Thant
Sweden
Rep. Williams. Moorhead
D-Pa
Moorhead
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