Mrs Powell 60 dies at home in Jefferson City
Mrs Josephine M Powell 60 of 1608 Marian Drive died at 1 30 p m Thursday at her home She had been in ill health since November and in serious condition since March A native of Hartsburg she was born June 12 1907 and lived in Jefferson City since 1928 Employed 30 years as an account clerk with Missouri Division of Welfare She was a member of First Methodist Church Westeyan Service Guild Womens Club Eastern Star She married Rudolph Mueller in 1981 who died 1934 and later Forrest Powell They survive by three sisters and a brother Funeral 1 30 p m Saturday at Buescher Memorial Chapel Burial Riverview Cemetery Memorial contributions to American Cancer Society sought
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Canal treaties touted as U S Panamanian ties advance
The Senate lauded a renewed Panamanian canal treaty pact as stabilizing the waterway’s operation and recognizing Panama’s legitimate interests. Senator Mansfield argued the accord would reduce friction with Panama and other Western Hemisphere nations while preserving U S operational security.
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Senate confirms 14 appointments
The Associated Press notes a slate of 14 appointments confirmed. Included is the appointment of Jack Staple and mention of Jon Jn, publisher of Kennett newspaper, to the State Mental agency.
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Governors and Romney clash over park board plans
Republican governors talk of candidates for the State Park Board while Romney faces pressure as Romney and Reagan compete for influence. Flooding concerns loom with rivers rising and crops at risk as St Charles residents fight to control the floodwaters. Local officials discuss appointments and college board issues amid political maneuvering.
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Levee Breach Floods Farmland as Guards Patrol
National Guardsmen were deployed to curb looting and guard the levee while a breach on the eastern riverbank relieved pressure on St Charles. About 1500 acres flooded, with schools and parks used for evacuations. Officials estimate tolls rising toward a major toll road project across Kansas and Missouri including routes to Galena and Springfield.
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Television guide and notices from Jefferson City paper
A TV schedule fragment lists programs from 7:00 to 12:00 with shows like Today Show CBS News and The Tonight Show. The bottom section includes publisher names, office address in Jefferson City Missouri, and subscription rates for city and mail delivery.
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Johnson resumes summer break during Missouri Philadelphia trip
Congressmen, including Senator Scott and Missouri lawmakers, accompany Johnson on a Philadelphia stop as he heads to Texas. The trip features brief appearances, cross-state travel, and attendance at political events amid a two-day pause in sessions.
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Weather report for local area with temperatures and river stages
Weather summary shows yesterday high 78 and low unspecified with a record 105 in 196? The report lists precipitation totals for this month and year to date. Wind speeds at 6 pm were around 4 mph from the airport area. Sunrise and sunset times are given and river levels at several locations, including Missouri River at Patterson City 0.2 feet fall and Lake Ozarks at 81.0 feet steady.
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Poor Boys Close for Vacation
The Poor Boys announce a vacation with a closing on Saturday July 1 and return on July 10 at the North 10 Mile Drive and Schumate Chapel Road location. The ad promises they will be refreshed and ready to serve again.
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Flood damages evidence urged by UM system expert
Extension economist Albert Hagan of the University of Missouri urges flood victims to gather evidence of losses for tax deductions. Losses may be claimed as operating or casualty, with net operating losses carried back to 1964 1965 or 1986 or carried forward five years. Casualty losses apply to property damaged by war or guerrilla action. livestock and crops are not deductible on cash basis.
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Vietnam War Battle Report and Regional Aide Figures
A partial dispatch notes the Vietnam Forces Council meeting with Ky and the chief Lot state amid river flood fears. It cites a $27 million aid figure tied to subsidence and warns the client situation resembles the 1951 floods. Unconfirmed reports claim 291 South Vietnamese were killed in a two day clash 40 miles northeast of Saigon as a 500 strong Viet Cong battalion slipped away from a pursuing force of 2,300 allied troops.
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Flood damages to crops highest seen in Missouri ledger
A Missouri agricultural official says flood damage to crops along the Missouri River may reach 27 million dollars. The assessment was released Thursday in Lt. Charles.
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Courthouse Offices Close for Independence Day Holiday
County courthouse officials announce a holiday closure with all offices shut Tuesday July 4 except recorder and collector. Offices reopen Wednesday and remain open for the rest of the week.
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