Bombay raid as India-Pakistan crisis widens
Pakistani jet fighters attacked Bombay, India’s largest city, in a rapid raid with alarms across western India. New Delhi and Moscow weigh recognition of Bangla Desh rebels as India pressures Pakistan while fighting enlarges along the border and in East Pakistan.
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Bombay
Aranes
Pakistan
New Delhi
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
Istan
West
Tavi
Jammu
Kashmir
K. B. Lall
Akhaura
Dacca
Associated Press
Dennis Neeld
Darsana
Toebben Dies at 84 in Jefferson City Hospital
Mrs. Othlia Toebben 84 of 05 Clark Ave died Sunday at St Marys Hospital. Born March 10 1887 to Herman and Theresa Rackers she married Anton J Toebben in 1908. he died in 1971. Survived by two sons William and Paul, two daughters in law, six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Immaculate Conception Church with Rev Patrick Pircall officiating. Rosary Wednesday at Dulle Funeral Home. Burial in Resurrection Cemetery.
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Othlia Toebben
Clark Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sii
Herman and
Theresa Rose Rackers
Anton J. Toebben
William J. Toebben
Hart. St
Paul C. Toebben
Hells Summit
Green
Kansas City
Immaculate Conception Church
Patrick Pircall
Dulle Funeral Home
Jefferson City
Resurrection Cemetery
Mrs Bach 87 dies at Cooper County Hospital Boonville
Mrs Gertrude Florence Bach 87 of Prairie Home died Saturday morning at Cooper County Hospital Boonville. Born October 24, 1884 in Wilmen Mim she was daughter of John and Electa Dixon. She married John W Bach in 1908 and survived by two sons John Bach Jr and Robert Bach and four grandsons. Services at Williams Funeral Chapel California at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev Oliver Langmade officiating burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery Boonville.
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Prairie Home
Cooper County Hospital
Boonville
Wilmen
Mim
John and
Electa Jarvis Dixon
John W. Bach
Chicago
Grace Bible Church
Columbia
John Bach Jr
Bunceton
Robert Bach
Wausau
Wis
Williams Funeral Chapel
California
Oliver Langmade
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Mrs. Della Haynes dies at 76 in Rolla Hospital
Mrs. Della Mae Haynes of St. James died Sunday in a Rolla hospital at age 76. Born May 8 1901 in Maries County she was the daughter of John Nathan and Sophia Griffith Branson. She married Jeff Haynes on May 22 1919 in St. Louis and survived by son Alan and William Haynes, sister Ella Brookman, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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St. James
Rolla Hospital
Mrs. Haynes
Maries County
John Nathan
Sophia Griffith Branson
St. Louis
Jeff Haynes
Alan
Wiliam Haynes
James
Ella Brookman
U N may press Uniting for Peace move over India Pakistan war
The United States and other nations consider asking the U N General Assembly to intercede after two Soviet vetoes blocked Security Council cease fire and withdrawal bids. Ambassador Bush said a vote to pursue this option remains possible as African Asian and Latin American envoys weigh a broader cease fire and withdrawal strategy.
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United States
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
Council
U.S
George Bush
Abdulrahim Abby Farah
Bush
India
Pakistan
East
Soviet Union
Poland
Fevor
China
Casper Brandt dies at 29 in Linn area
Casper Peter Brandt 29 of Chamois died Saturday afternoon at Charles E Still Hospital. Born December 13 1882 near Linn he was a son of Peter and Emma Schemmer Brandt. He married Mary Caroline Nilges July 10 1916 at Linn. Retired stock raiser and farmer, he lived in Linn and Chamois area. Survivors include four sons Clarence Norbert Clete Hermann. eight daughters Mertens Masters Kiecker Hayes Wolfe Staley Woolsey Lehen. two sisters Stiefermann Boillot. 31 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren. Funeral 10 am Tuesday at St George Catholic Church Linn Rev Edwin Schmidt officiating. Burial parish cemetery. Rosary 8 pm today at Morton Funeral chapel Linn.
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Chamois
Charles E. Still Hospital
Mrs. Brandt
Linn
Peter
Emma Schemmer Brandt
Mary Caroline Nilges
Mr. Brandt
Clarence Brandt
Norbert Brandt
el Paso
Tex
Clete Brandt
Kansas City
Hermann Brandt
District Heights
Walter Mertens
Robert. Masters
Benikda Kiecker
Jack Hayes
Martha Wolfe
Jefferson City
Russell Staley
Louis Woolsey
Edgerton
Bob Lehen
St. Louis
John Stiefermann
Bonnots Mill
Sebastia Tboillot
Houston
St. George Catholic Church
Edwin Schmidt
Guard recruiters to hear general addresses reserve counselors
Maj. Gen Wesley C Franklin Deputy Chief of Reserve Components Fifth U S Army San Antonio Texas will speak at 730 pm Tuesday at a Ramada Inn dinner. The career counseling school for 39 National Guardsmen and Army Reservists from across the nation runs Tuesday through Thursday at the Adjutant General office 1717 Industrial Dr. It trains volunteer counselors to two years of duty at active Army posts and to recruit personnel being released from active duty. Franklin began his career in 1938 after Cornell and has served in the Pacific Theater Korea and other posts. Maj. Gen. L B Adams Jr Missouri Adjutant General hosts the school.
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Fifth U. S. Army
San Antonio
Tex
Ramada Inn
U. S. Army
Adjutant General’s ‘Office
Industrial, Dr
United States
Gen
Franklin
Cornell University
Korea
Minister named to Gateway Council appointment
Gov Warren E Hearmes selected Rev George A Hammond pastor of the First Baptist Church of Festus Crystal City to replace Kenneth L Worley of O Fallon as one of six regional citizens on the East West Gateway Coordinating Council. The panel coordinates county efforts for orderly development across the metropolitan area.
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Warren E. Hearmes
Baptist Ministry
East-West Gateway Coordinating Council
Metropolitan
St. Louis
George A. Hammond
First Baptist Church of
Festus-Crystal City
Kenneth L. Worley
O'Fallon, Mo
Market slips after early rise as profit taking develops
U S stocks opened strong but pulled back with mild profit taking. The Dow rose about 3.6 points to 863.17 at noon as advancers led declines by three to one on the New York Exchange amid active trading.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
State bank funds questioned amid unsigned bond change
The state treasurer's office sent a proposed change to Bond, which he returned unsigned due to his stance on the bank's policy of transmitting state funds. Bond warned that since no contract exists with Civic Plaza National Bank, the continued use of the bank account is unlawful and could be terminated by legal means, though he hopes for an amicable resolution. Robert J. Schanzmeyer of 837 Crestmere Court was named to the University of Southern Mississippi dean's list for fall quarter.
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Robinson
Civic Plaza National Bank
Department of Revenue
Civic Plaza
James
Robert J. Schanzmeyer
Pat Schanzmeyer
Crestmere Court
University of Southern Mississippi
Joint arrest updates from Jefferson City area police
Joint arrest details list Jim Fitzsimmons of the Jefferson City Police Department and Mark Schreiber of Cole County sheriff's deputy as involved. Branch was picked up at his home and Breshears was caught in a car on Missouri Boulevard. A Decatur, II man faces narcotics possession charges after his car was found in a ditch on Highway 50 at Route T. Trial dates include January 20 for Johann Grefrath and Dennis Gieck on marijuana possession and sale charges, and January 18 for Bobby Joe Ross on marijuana sale.
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Johann Grefrath
Dennis Gieck
Grefrath
Gieck
Bobby Joe Ross
Boonville school inmates slip away during breakfast
Four inmates at the Missouri Training School for Boys slipped away from the reformatory early today as they headed for breakfast. A spokesman said the youths were 36 each, with origins including Bel-Ridge in the St. Louis area, Catron near Sikeston, Springfield, and Lincoln about 28 miles south of Sedalia.
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Boonville, Mo
Missouri Training School For Boys
Reformamtory
Bel-Ridge
St. Louis-area
Catrom
Sikeston
Springfield
Lincoln
Sedalia
Missouri governor ends White House Children and Youth conference
Gov Warren E Hearnes officially adjourned the White House Conference on Children and Youth in Missouri after 400 members and a three year effort. A special governor's committee for children and youth will carry forward the recommendations from the 1970 national conference and Missouri studies, with a follow up campaign to publish the final report in Jefferson City.
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Warren E. Hearnes
White House
Missouri
Missouri Committee On the Conference
Hearnes
Missouri Committee
The
Sondapinie
Jefferson City
County plat books go on sale in County
New Cole County plat books will be available starting Thursday at the assessors office in the courthouse basement. Priced at 7.50, the first countywide map since 1918 shows cities townships ranges and subsections and lists property owners with more than 10 acres. All county roads are drawn to scale and a free county road map will be offered later, modeled after Jefferson street maps. Residents helped name county roads during the project.
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Cole County
Assessors
Jeferson
Revenue audit finds deficiencies at Kansas City Revenue office
State Auditor Kit Bond announced an audit of the Kansas City branch of the Department of Revenue found deficiencies in receipts handling. A $200 discrepancy on Oct 13 and a $129.50 petty cash shortage two days later were tied to one employee who was terminated. Bond said a deposit was attempted to cover the shortage and a copy of the audit was sent to the Jackson County prosecutor. Deputy Auditor Robert James noted the audit covered the period ending June 30, with shortages found during field checks of an earlier period.
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Robert James
Revenue Department
James
Robinson
Christopher “Kit” Bond
Kansas City
Department of Revenue
Jackson County
Powell assured of Senate approval for Supreme Court seat
Washington AP reports Powell is certain to win Senate confirmation to succeed the late Hugo Black, possibly by unanimous vote. Debate over William Rehnquist's nomination looms, with Republican Leader Hugh Scott predicting an overwhelming vote though no fixed timetable.
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Lewis F. Powell Jr
Senate
Hugo JL. Black
Supreme Court
Asst. Atty
Wiliam H. Rehnquist
Hugh Scott
Rehnquist
Powell
Scott
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
William Rehnquist
Robert C. Byrd
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