Thieves torture elderly brothers to locate hidden money
Osceola Missouri AP three thieves tortured Sim Bruce and his brother George Bruce to force disclosure of where they hid money. Sim died eight hours later from a massive brain hemorrhage. The 83 and 81 year olds were attacked at their home early Saturday. the inmates left behind tied hands and a trail of violence as George reported details to Sheriff Collins and identified the suspects as white men in a car with a loud exhaust.
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Osceola, Mo
Sim Bruce
Bruce
Martin Simpson Bruce
George Bruce
Shirley Collins
Sim
George
Paul Firestone
Collins
Firestone
Negro Brothers
Groovy Diamond Bladed Machines Cut Skid Prevention Grooves
Groovy diamond blade machines carve safety grooves into pavement to reduce skidding. These high precision cutters shape road surfaces to improve traction and vehicle control on slick sections. Street teams report faster, cleaner cuts down to the required groove depth.
Kissinger flies commercially, too
President Nixon flew to California last week to set an energy saving example and was joined by Secretary of State Henry Kissinger who arrived in Los Angeles aboard a Trans World Airlines jet from Washington. Kissinger's arrival was marked by heavy security and a small party. officials said they would hold foreign policy conferences during the week. Nixon signed seven bills on Sunday including measures easing prisoner releases for family deaths and medical needs and delaying Headstart fee imposition for higher income families until July 1, 1975.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Los
TWA
Stuart Gilbert
Albuquerque
N.M
Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Colorado
Local newspaper masthead and address notice
Published every evening except Saturday by the News Tribune Company at 210 Monroe Street Jefferson City Missouri. Second class postage paid at Jefferson City Missouri.
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News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
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Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Robbers beat elderly man in Kansas City apartment
Albert Miller, 82, sustained severe injuries after two robbers invaded his Kansas City home at gunpoint and beat him and his wife, tied them, and stole $200. The attack left Miller blind in one eye after past cornea transplants and a decades-spanning scare. His wife said the assailants intended to blind him.
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Kansas City
Albert Miller
Millers
Miller
Voters Defeat City Tax and Charter Change in St Joseph
ST JOSEPHMissouri voters rejected a one per cent earnings tax aimed at police and city staff and a charter amendment to abolish the city administrator post. The tax failed 7 552 to 5 068 and the amendment lost 9 346 to 3 705, keeping the mayor’s powers and pay at current levels.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph
Mays
Cambodian Rocket Attacks Hit Phnom Penh and Palace
Cambodian artillery, gunboats, and planes bombed the eastern Mekong riverbank as infantry hunted rocket launch sites blamed for at least seven deaths. Four missiles struck central Phnom Penh including the palace compound and the U.S. embassy staff quarters. casualties were four Americans reported safe. A government task force fought overnight 48 miles west along Highway 4.
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Cambodia
Mekong River
Highway 4
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