Brass Rail Burglarized in Weekend Break-In
The Brass Rail at 214 Madison St reported a burglary over the weekend. Betty Mantle, owner, found a rear door open and police said a loading dock door was forced. A heavy safe containing 179 in coins and receipts was moved to the loading dock by a dolly, with 10 silver dollars and four $1 bills also taken. The break-in occurred between 2 a.m. Sunday and 8:10 a.m. today.
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Car stolen from Missouri chief justice recovered
Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert E. Seiler reported his black Continental stolen at 2:30 p.m. Thursday. The vehicle, license plate 64, was found Saturday morning by Lafayette County authorities near the Capitol in front of the Supreme Court building, according to the Highway Patrol.
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New Bloomfield Mayor to resign in mid August
Mayor Mike Tate will resign in mid August to take a bank job in Brunswick. He will aid the city as an advisor during the remainder of his term, which ends in April 1977, as the Board of Aldermen appoints a successor.
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Drowning at Noel Dam during family boat trip
A Joplin boy, Benny Arehart, 14, drowned after a raft tied to shore slipped loose at Noel Dam in Wayside Park. His brother Kent, 16, was rescued. both boys were pulled from the water. Foster father Dale Utley received shock treatment. Benny died at Gravet te Ark Medical Center. Harvest going full blast across Kansas wheat belt as farmers push to finish despite weather delays.
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White House cover up urged in Kennedy assassination probe
Sen Schweiker urges Senate intelligence panel to investigate real possibility the White House participated in a cover up of Cuban links to President Kennedy assassination. CIA and FBI allegedly withheld information from the Warren Commission and did not pursue leads. Meanwhile highway deaths rise, Newport ships Britain voyage to celebrate US Bicentennial.
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Lebanon teens arraigned in bank robbery case
Two Lebanon teenagers Randy Carroll aged 19 and Eddie Mott aged 17 were arraigned on robbery charges connected to Friday’s Commerce Bank drive‑in heist. A 16‑year‑old is in juvenile custody. Bond set at 25,000 each. About 11,100 dollars was recovered at a nearby house after a customer identification led to arrests.
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Highlights in History: Key Events by Year
Highlights in History recounts events on this date across years. It notes 1814 Archduke Francis Ferdinand assassination in Sarajevo sparked World War I, 1788 Monmouth Battle, 1838 Queen Victoria coronation, and wartime actions in Yugoslavia 1941, plus Seoul capture in 1950 and a 5 year ago Supreme Court ruling on parochial school aid.
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Teasdale Edges Cason In Missouri Governor Poll In KC
Kansas City poll shows Joseph P. Teasdale leading state Sen. Williams J. Cason for the Missouri Democratic gubernatorial nomination with 21.9 percent to 14 percent while 37.9 percent remain undecided. Other races show undecideds dominating. results come from a 508 voter telephone survey conducted by Research Information Center in Phoenix.
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Ichord seeks academy bids and district visits
U S citizens unmarried between 17 and 21 may apply to Rep Richard Ichord for admission to U S service academies. Four year programs lead to a Bachelor of Science and a commission. Applications go to Ichord district office Jefferson City Missouri before September 30. Ichord will visit districts during July recess with dates listed for California, Gerald and Henman post offices.
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