Seven Die In Weekend Missouri Road Crash On Highway 40
Seven persons perished in a weekend car-truck collision near Highway 40 in Missouri. The injured included Heleen A. Husman and Sharon A. Libbert with multiple injuries, Gary Ward and others reported with lacerations and contusions. Victims were treated at Charles E. Still Hospital and local facilities in Callaway County and Kansas City areas.
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Monroe County
Heleen A. Husman
Main St
Missouri
Gary Ward
Kansas City
Sharon A. Libbert
Kansas
Callaway County
Charles E. Still Hospital
John W. Decker
City meeting postponed as mayor ill amid multiple accidents
Mayor ill prompts postponement of Jefferson City council meeting while police patrol staffing and raises debate continue. In Webster, Miller, and other counties, several weekend crashes left multiple fatalities and injuries, including 17 year old Charles Wittetoe and 34 year old Oey Jewell Holland.
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Jewell Holland
Sullivan
U.S. 66
St. Clair
Nine police candidates certified at Lake Five Rivers event
Walter Vandelicht announced the dinner as a highlight of Lake scouting in the Five Rivers area. Two passengers in a Shrum Gould vehicle suffered a broken nose, with injured motorists Kathy Shrim and Robert Bonney among the wounded. Stacia Willers and others were noted, and both drivers also reported injuries. The notice calls for reservations by January 8.
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Missouri Air Conservation Commission faces budget squeeze
The Missouri Air Conservation Commission, cut from 525,906 to 822,667 in Gov Hearnes 1970 budget, cites lack of new revenue without a special election income tax. Acting secretary Harvey D Shelt says air pollution demands grow and resources won t keep up.
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Stolen Check Report Tangles Jefferson City Crime Scene
Arthur Luecke reported a check stolen from his automobile in Kansas City and statewide concerns arose as the missing document prompted an enforcement inquiry. Authorities noted related vandalism at businesses with door glass broken during the weekend and continued investigations into the incidents.
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City Police Salaries Study Hints Reform Steps in Granite City
The Police Personnel Board and Mayor John G. Christy review city employee salary scales comparing Granite City's pay with eight to ten other Missouri cities. They expect a committee report by Monday and plan to forward eligible candidates to fill vacancies as the department grapples with vacancies and an incapacitated officer. A warehouse fire caused $22,000 in losses, complicating efforts as the council weighs five bills.
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Eagles push petitions for law enforcement
Jefferson City Eagles and members of Aerie 2693 advocate restoring police questioning rights by nationwide petition drive. About 700000 signatures collected, aiming to deliver to Congress for legislation to ease Miranda constraints and support officers in probing crimes.
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Weather report from Reading 9.0 Tor past 24 hours
Weather data from News Tribune Weather Bureau shows yesterday’s high 30 and low 26, precipitation 9.0 inches in the past 24 hours, with monthly totals to date 0.43 and year to date 47.65. Barometer 30.32 steady, humidity 65 percent. Sunrise 7.29, sunset 4.49. Missouri River Jefferson City and Lake of the Ozarks levels noted as steady.
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Panama Junta Ousts Leader Amid Ouster Crisis
Brig. Gen. Torrijos, once civilian head of Panama, toppled in a military coup. About 50 alleged Communists were jailed as the regime moved to consolidate power. Torrijos was reported in Mexico City where a friend said he hunted, after being ousted by his No.1 and No.2 aides Silvera and Sanjur who led the action. The national university closed amid accusations of a personality cult.
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Mexico
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Early morning coup leaders named in Panama turmoil
The bloodless coup identified Cal Ramira Silvera and Col Amado Sanjur as leaders. Silvera reportedly replaced Torrijos’s guard role while Sanjur became deputy commander. Torrijos had governed since last February, ousting Boris Martinez after a short presidency in October 1968. A guard restructure was sought amid calls for civilian rule. A separate disturbance at a lounge involved window damage and a 25 dollar estimate for a door.
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Arnolfo Arias
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Missouri Blvd
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Saline County
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Man charged in wife's death in Missouri case
Henry Price, 33, was charged with first degree murder and held on $15,000 bond in Saline County jail. The charge follows the shooting death of his wife Barbara Jean Price, 28, on Sunday in Marshall.
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Henry Price
Saline County
Barbara Jean Price
Junta announces coup goals and pledges elections next year
The communique says personalities have no place in the revolution and the military leadership will hold elections next year. Torrijos, who ousted Col. Martinez in a coup within a coup, promoted himself to brigadier general and governs alone. He pushes land reform, bans political parties, and imposes loose press censorship.
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Children of Eagles Hold Christmas Party for Members’ Kids
Jefferson City Aerie 2693 FOR hosted its annual Christmas party for children of members from 2 to 5 pm Saturday. About 500 children attended as Santa Claus arrived early to distribute gifts. Candy and refreshments followed with a program of entertainment presented.
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Jefferson City
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