Wayneville couple killed crossing at rail line tragedy
A Waynesville pair died in separate wrecks after a car train collision near Richland Missouri. A Frisco freight struck a vehicle on State Highway 133, drowning a passenger, with other weekend crashes claiming multiple lives across Cooper County and surrounding areas. Police report several injuries, including two men from Kansas City and a teen from Stover, amid a surge of weekend traffic mishaps.
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Construction begins on Jefferson and High Streets project
Traffic signals were turned off at Jefferson and High Streets Monday morning to prepare a widening and relocation project. The Jefferson City Housing Authority leads the work, mirroring a similar project at Madison and High Streets. High will remain a through street with Jefferson stop signs. A subsequent upgrade is planned for Moros and other intersections.
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Intruders Enter Two Apartments Saturday Night
Jefferson City police investigate a break in at 301 Bolivar Street where two apartments were entered Saturday night. Mary Rose Ilbetec’s unit saw a window entry with a dresser ransacked while Mary Brown’s apartment was disturbed by pin removals from hinges. Brown slept through it and nothing was found missing.
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Damage Extensiv e Morning Fire in Missouri
Fire gutted a bedroom and caused extensive damage in a morning blaze in Olathe Kansas and nearby areas. Fire crews responded, evacuations not reported, while a separate listing cites a 1971 Missouri mule train for the 150th rail anniversary and other unrelated notes.
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Weather report from Readied data
The Weather Bureau records yesterday's total precipitation at 1.2 inches with 3.62 inches for the month to date, and 21.92 inches year to date. Barometer 29.194 inches, relative humidity 41 percent. Sunrise 5.44, sunset 8. Lake and river stages list Missouri River levels at Hermann and Jefferson City with small rises.
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Lincoln summer session enrollment gains pace toward high mark
Lincoln University's summer session enrollment stood at 961 by noon Monday, with admissions director Charles McKinney predicting about 24 more may enroll soon. Most new entrants are teachers finishing duties in Kansas City and St. Louis school systems, as workshops and conferences for educators draw participants.
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England locks phones in Birmingham area booths
In Birmingham England telephone booths are being locked with keys issued to institutions to deter vandalism. Officials report vandals damage over a thousand public phones weekly in the Birmingham area.
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Missouri Traffic Death Log Week End Summary
The Missouri Highway Patrol releases a weekly traffic death log noting a weekend total of 11 deaths and indicating the year’s pace is ahead of last year. The report contrasts current figures with the prior week and last year’s totals to gauge road safety trends.
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Body recovered near Bagnell Dam in Osage Beach
The body of Davie J. Mueller, 44, of St. Louis, was found Sunday in the Lake of the Ozarks area. Mueller had been missing since he leaped from a cruise boat during a midnight dance trip just above Bagnell Dam early May 31. He was known as an excellent swimmer, and officials said the jump into the water appeared intentional.
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Appel to direct staff for logistics transfer announced
Brig. Gen. John G. Appel commanding Deseret Test Center for over two years is moved to Washington to become director of planning in the office of the deputy Army chief of staff for logistics. Col. Robert Muldron will oversee duties until a successor is named. The center coordinates chemical and biological warfare interests for all services.
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Interest rate hearing at Missouri public service commission
The Associated Press reports a proposed increase in bank prime rates by Southwestern Bell in Missouri. The plan would raise monthly bills by 65 to 75 cents, totaling about 44.4 million dollars, with hearings ongoing as FSC staff and opponents study testimony and prepare cross examinations. Bell witnesses include Way Willis Alexander of Trenton. Southwestern Bell serves St. Louis Kansas City Springfield St Joseph and Joplin.
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Telephone utility cites rate targets and current return
The telephone utility said rates it requested would yield a net rate of return of 4.79 percent. Bell reported its current return at 4.0 percent and stated it had not requested a general rate reduction since 1952.
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Bernard Tobl Earns Law Degree at 49 in San Fernando
Bernard Tobl, a Los Angeles entrepreneur with four restaurants and real estate holdings, earned a law degree at age 49 as valedictorian at the University for San Fernando College of Law, after years focused on business and family.
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