Tragic Sunday Crashes Leave Multiple Dead Across County
A string of accidents over the weekend in Audrain, Jefferson and St. Charles counties left several dead and many injured. Walter D. Terry, 38, died in a rollover on Route A near U.S. 54. In Morgan County, 14 year old Marilyn Schulte died when a trailer truck crossed railroad tracks and collided with a car driven by Kaye Schulte. Gerald Weis, 26, of Cottleville, was killed in a collision where Bergen, 44, of St. Louis, was dragged about 200 yards. Passengers Gail Fennen and Jegress were seriously injured. Police noted high speeds and loss of control as common factors.
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Washington urges renewed United Nations push for Middle East peace
AP report notes U S envoy Charles Yost and UN acting force call for outside powers to bolster efforts toward Middle East peace. Washington seeks a coordinated international approach to press for ceasefire and negotiations amid regional tensions.
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Jefferson City Post Tribune mixed obituary and world news
A jumble of editor notes, tribune masthead history, and local to national items. The page lists publishers and staff while recounting political and foreign affairs, plus a string of traffic accidents and fatalities across Missouri and nearby states.
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Robert C. Goshore
IBM
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Jeseph G. Majersky
KENNETH M._ JOHNSON
News Tribune Company
Renroe Street
Jefferson City
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Associates
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Anaes
Cot
Missouri
United
Ozark Aircraft Lands On Foam At St Louis Airport
An Ozark Air twin on jet route to Chicago via DeKalb and Champaign diverted to Lambert-St. Louis after the left main wheel malfunctioned. The aircraft landed with foam and no injuries were reported. Slight damage to the plane was noted. pilot could not retract the gear. Emergency procedures were activated at the airport.
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Julie and David Wed in Private Washington Ceremony
New York AP reports Julie 20 and David Eisenhower 20 married in a private civil ceremony in Washington. The bride wore a Victo-ry cut ivory peau gown with an illusion veil and necklace. President-elect Nixon and Mrs Nixon attended. Dwight Eisenhower II stood as best man. The couple planned a brief honeymoon before Julie begins studies at Smith College.
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