Jobless rate and wage figures show mixed trends
The report details a 39.9 hour average work week, slight overtime decline, and a drop in nonfarm pay growth. It notes unemployment rising to 4.5 million in July, with men’s rate at 3.7 and women at 5.0 percent. Teenagers' rate fell to 13.9 percent, while white unemployment rose to 4.7 percent and Black unemployment eased to 8.3 percent. Blue collar joblessness edged up to 6.6 percent.
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Saigon Expands Vietnamese Roles On Border Defense
South Vietnamese divisions, bolstered under fire, take blocking duties along the border as U.S. forces pull back interior units. Lt. Gen. Davison says this shift may allow withdrawals beyond 156,000 by next June. Cambodian forces, trained by U.S. Special Forces, push to dislodge a Communist Command at Shan amid seven days of fighting.
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Phnom Penh
Lake Clarity Improves After Recent Turbidity
A local report notes the lake drainage through agricultural channels to the Osage River has reduced turbidity, with Sankpill stating the lake has cleared up considerably in the past several days.
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Gas loading and pollution worries shadow Missouri docks
Amid reports of gas loading mishaps and improper storage, Missouri debates enforcement of boat sewage rules as water authorities plan to align with federal standards. The Army ships carry 12,500 rockets to be sunk off Cape Kennedy after tests and safety checks.
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Jakes
Sunny Point
N.C
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Debate over cereal box controversy stirs Missouri readers
The Daily Capital News reports Kellogg Co and General Foods noting no drop in cereal demand amid a national debate. Mrs Patsue Hogan of Tucker Ga. says she still uses dry cereals as she always did. A reader voices concern, comparing it to controversy over birth control pills as excessive.
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William MH. Weldon
Nose
Connee Blosser
Masersky
Kenneth M. Johnson
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Lettesen
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Alli T
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Climax Springs Bank Robbed By Trio Of Men
Three men robbed the Citi zens Bank of Climax Springs in western Camden County of about $10,600 Friday around 11:30 a.m. Patrol reported no apprehension yet. Two robbed cashiers with pistols and a third guarded the door with a sawed off shotgun. They tied staff and escaped after cash drawers were emptied. Wright freed himself and raised the alarm.
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State Patrol
Camden County
Franklin Co. Wright
Doris Thomas
Capitol Theater Safe Raided by Thieves
Jefferson City police investigate a theft at Capitol Theatre on High Street. No signs of forced entry or entry to the building detected as thieves stole an undetermined amount from a safe. Local authorities continue the inquiry.
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Capitol Theatre
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Migration of Dumps Delayed to August Eighteen Says Office
The Foreign Office announced no dumping before August 18. The American Embassy in London confirmed the date. In Anniston more than 300 vaults were loaded and 113 more at Richmond. Each train will carry other corps with safety gear and security personnel. Detectors including mechanical devices and live rabbits will be aboard, the Army stated.
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London
Anniston
Richmond
Army
Insulation theft reported at Crayford Construction site
Jef fersen City police investigated the theft of four rolls of vinyl faced fiberglass insulation from the Union and Lafayette Streets maintenance shop at the new public school site. The material valued at 124.1 dollars was taken from Crayford Construction Co. in Columbia.
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Iras
Jeffersen City
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Weather report for the Ozarks week ending August 14 1970
The forecast covers the Ozarks through August 14 1970 with expected light rainfall and modest river level changes. Temperatures, humidity, and wind ranges are noted. sunrise and river measurements are included for Jefferson City Hermann and surrounding areas.
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Baerometer
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Hermann
Ozarks
Otige
Cease-fire Efforts Amid Syrian and Egyptian Conflicts Abroad
Reports describe cease-fire talks near Cairo after bombardment and strafing with Soviet supplied SAM missiles reaching Egypt. Soviet pilots based there began combat patrols in July, with two air battles noted. United Nations envoy Gunnar Jarring's mediation in New York seeks to resolve aid and Arab-Israeli tensions as Washington confirms Israeli Egyptian cease-fire acceptance and police discussions in Tel Aviv, Cairo, and at the UN.
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Washington
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Kidnappers seize mayoral aide and court officials in Marin raid
In Montevideo a Tupamaro kidnapping left Raul Bidegain and two others seized near a bus stop while Claude Fly, an American agri advisor, was abducted at a northern Montevideo office. Police exchanged heavy fire as suspects fled the Marin County Civic Center with hostages including a judge and deputy district attorney. One hostage killed, others wounded amid car chase through San Rafael vicinity.
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Smith Named HUD St Louis Area Office Director
Elm e Smith, Missouri Republican State Committee chairman, is named director of the new HUD area office in St. Louis. He has served since 1363 as director of revenue for St. Louis County and will have eastern Missouri under his jurisdiction. He will be sworn in Monday.
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Missouri Republican State Committee
St. Louis
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Jurors and judge forced from courtroom in violent incident
In a chaotic courtroom a suspect named McClain used adhesive tone looped around a judge's neck and connected to a sawed-off weapon. With a trigger ready, a fall could unleash deadly harm as police were called and the judge and jurors were moved to street level amid gunmen and threats.
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Missouri Governor Conference Opens In St Louis
Governors from across the nation gather for the Missouri conference with Gov Hearnes welcoming attendees. Sessions cover natural resources fiscal affairs transportation and development. Dinners entertainments sponsored by Coca Cola Monsanto and Anheuser Busch with Jane Morgan and Jackie Vernon.
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University degree ceremony quotes Dr Daniel at Missouri Columbia
Dr Daniel tells more than 1300 graduates at the University of Missouri Columbia to use learned insights to preserve institutions not destroy them. He urges belief in colleges as salvation and stresses human dignity and responsibility over wealth or power.
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Lincoln University
University of Missouri St Columbia
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Columbia
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UMC
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Darryl Francis
St. Louis
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