Kissinger urges joint NATO energy plan and Middle East link
Secretary Kissinger urged immediate allied action on energy supply as a basis for unity and proposed a mix of medium term measures with short term steps tied to progress on a Middle East peace. He told NATO partners they must bridge US European rifts while warning Soviets retain power.
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Brussels
Henry A. Kissinger
North Atlantic
Kissinger
Middle East
United States
Deaths Stanley J. Morgan Sr. 45 Henley
Stanley J. Morgan Sr. of Henley died Sunday at his home. Born May 25, 1928, he was a Korean War veteran and carpenter. Survived by wife Rose Bax, two sons, three daughters, three brothers, four sisters, and four granddaughters. Rosary tonight at Phillips Funeral Home. funeral Tuesday at Our Lady of Snows Church, with military graveside rites by Ft. Leonard Wood.
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Stanley J. Morgan Sr
Henley
Mr. Morgan
Mary’s
Robert
Elizabeth Rehagan Morgan
Rose Bax
Our Lady of Snows Catholic Church
Michael Morgan
Russellville
Stanley J. Morgan Jr
Wanda Moore
Mary's
Deborah Morgan
Christie Morgan
Donald Morgan
Robert Morgan
Osage City
Marshall Morgan
Eldon
Bonnie Slates
Palmyra
Shirley Mulrenin
Lebanon
Delores Burns
Holts Summit
Alice Bounds
Jefferson City
Phillips Funeral Home Chapel
Mary's Home
Henry Reichert
Ft. Leonard Wood
Death of Thomas J. Parham at 93 in California
Thomas J. Parham, 93, of Barstow California, died Saturday at a Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital. Born April 17 1880 in Linn he was the son of James L and Evelyn Miller Parham. He served in World War I and belonged to the American Legion and Linn Lodge 326 AF and AM. Funeral plans at Morton Chapel Linn include Masonic and religious services with burial at Pointer's Creek Cemetery near Linn.
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Thomas J. Parham
Barstow
Calif
Veteran's Administration
Long Beach
Mr. Parham
Linn
James L
Evelyn Miller Parham
American Legion
Linn Lodge
AF & AM
Morton Chapel
Pointer’s Creek
Wunderlich 91 dies after hospital stay in Jefferson City
Edward M Wunderlich 91 of Route 3 died in a Jefferson City hospital after about 10 days hospitalization. He was born Sept 13 1882 in Osage City to George and Katherine Kiesling Wunderlich. He married Dorothea Dalheim in Chicago in 1911 and later moved back to Jefferson City in 1946. He worked as a music plate engraver in Chicago and was a Mason. Surviving are a sister Anna Landaker Osage City and his widow. Funeral 2 PM Wednesday at Houser Funeral Service with Rev W W Niedner. burial Hawthorn Memorial Gardens.
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Edward M. Wunderlich
Route 3
Jefferson City
Mr. Wunderlich
Osage City
George
Katherine Kiesling Wunderlich
Chicago
Dorothea Dalheim
St. John's Lutheran School
Schubert
Anna Landaker
Houser
W. W. Niedner
Hawthorn Memorial Gardens
Weather summary and river stages from Jefferson City area
The thermometer yesterday reached a high of 40 and a low of 21 with a high of 72 historically in 1940 and a low of 1 in 1927. Rainfall in the past 24 hours totaled .98 inches, the heaviest on the date in 55 years. Year to date total 46.19 inches with normal 39.68. Sunrise 7 16 Sunset 4 48. River stages show Jefferson City 15 6 down 1 8 Boonville 14 5 down 1 8 Hermann 19 3 down 2 5 Lake of the Ozarks 60 2 unchanged.
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News Tribune Weather Bureau
Jefferson City
Mrs. Burnett dies Sunday at Woodcrest Nursing Home
Beulah Mae Burnett 62 0 Ohio Street died Sunday morning after six months of ill health. Born in Callaway County she was married in 1920 to Richard Clyde Burnett who died in 1941. She worked at Oberman Manufacturing from 1933 to 1961 and leaves two sons two sisters a brother five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Memorials to Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church.
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Beulah Mae Burnett
Ohio St
Woodcrest
Burnett
Callaway County
John M
Ellen Hughes Vaughan
Columbia
Richard Clyde Burnett
Richard P. Burnett
Macon
Harold J. Burnett
Capitol Ave
Clyde Vaughn
Marceline
Nellie Clark
Broadway
Ruby Northway
W. Elm St
Buescher Memorial Chapel
James I. McCoy
James Wells
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Boone County
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Police probe breakin and theft at two service stations
Police investigated a break-in at Johnny's Sinclair Service on West Main Street in which $63.15 in coins and $100 in checks were stolen along with funds from vending machines. Entry was via a broken east window. Derby Service also reported a break-in with seven broken east window panes, but no theft. Firefighters responded to the Juvenile Attention Center for a furnace motor burn with minor damage.
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Johnny’s Sinclair
W. Main St
Derby
W. Main
Johnny's Sinclair
Derby Service
Juvenile Attention Center
Don Cline
Fuel shortage hits Missouri transit lines slowing schedules
Jefferson City see slower bus runs as Missouri Transit Bus Lines and Continental Trailways report fuel allotment cuts and higher costs. Moberly based MTBL cites a 10 cent rise per gallon over three months and five percent allotment cuts. Continental Trailways reduces speeds to 60 mph to cope and weighs further actions. Two city residents suffer separate car accidents Sunday morning.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Transit
Continental Trailways
Warren Wiley
Moberly
Wiley
Ed Schultz
Kansas City
mid-Missouri
Schultz
Continental
Jefferson St
Chamler Flowers
Bryan elected president of High Twelve Club
David A. Bryan of 1607B Jefferson Heights has been chosen as president of the High Twelve Club with term to start January 1. Elected officers include Fred Harris first vice president W D Keller second vice president Warren R Betts third vice president Everett Lafevre secretary Robert K Nutter treasurer Norman W Remley Masonic representative.
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David A. Bryan
Jefferson Heights
High Twelve Club
Fred Harris
W. D. Keller
Warren R. Betts
Everett Lafevre
Robert K. Nutter
Norman W. Remley
Bond appoints Tom Mathews to Missouri Legislative Reform panel
Gov. Bond names Tom Mathews of KQTV-TV St. Joseph to the Missouri Citizens Committee on Legislative Reform replacing resigning Donald L. Keough. Mathews, 61, has served since 1963 and is active in civic affairs as the panel advises a joint interim committee on General Assembly organization and operations.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Tom Mathews
Kqtv-Tv
St. Joseph
Missouri Citizens Committee On
Donald L. Keough
Kansas City
Matthews
House
Senate
General Assembly
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Wunderlich Intes Stated
David Nichols
Ashland
Boone County Hospital
Wilton
Anderson
Susan Wren Nichols
Ile
MK and T Railroad
Mezzie Batye
Burnett Funeral Chapel
Ailey Sapp
Goshen Primitive Baptist Church
Marshall
Charles Thomas
American Shoe
Mr. Thomas
Paola
Kan
Syria
Lexington
Josephine Schulte
Boonville
Hermann
Lake of the Ozarks
Richard Leon Brooks
E. High St
Brooks
Goppert Bank and Trust
C. Lee Munger
Banadian
Cahors
Glaab
Bruce Lettermuller
Norris Dr
West Main Street
Forest Hill
Raymond RK. Fry
Moreland Ave
Moreau Drive
Masonic
Bryan
M. E. Morris
Club
Earth
Stratton
Admiral
Solar Cola
Santa Clara
TV Sales and Service
Lakeside Restaurant
P.m
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Jefferson City Distributors, Inc
Carty
Jefferson Bank
Hea Tey Ae
ACI Ab
Ce Renin
Feerson Ban
Missouri
Southwest Blvd
Psumnce Cameraton
Wolter
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