Pentagon papers stay fight narrows as courts review bans
U S districts halted further publication while federal appeals courts in Washington and New York consider continuing restraining orders on the Pentagon papers. The Globe reports Pentagon declassifying portions where safe, while defense officials say prosecutions remain possible for those who released the documents. Daniel Ellsberg plans to speak, and Boston papers note similar pages used by Times and Post.
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Market Mixed As Dow Holds Above 881 In Midday Trade
A firmer tone emerged in Wall Street at midsession with the Dow Jones up 5.04 to 881.57 as IBM and Polaroid advanced and large block trades appeared. May price pressures and short term rates weighed, while a Jefferson City annexation measure linked to a Westinghouse site eyed a 675 acre expansion and 12 residents if approved.
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Nort
T&t
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Jerry Keene
Ampex Corp
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Panam WA
Av Richfid
Penn
Avco
Texaco Timkit
Vane
Osage County jail escapees still at large
Two men escaped from the Osage County Jail early Saturday are still at large. Helmig and Hart pried bars and climbed from their cell window. Helmig faces a burglary charge and Hart has a suspended license conviction while on parole. Sheriff Dadenhoffer has no solid leads. the jail was understaffed at the time.
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Osage County
Javet
Helmig Owas
Hart
Richard Dadenhoffer
Mokane Seeks Community Betterment Through Survey
Mokane launches a community awareness program with a public questionnaire distributed within five miles on July 23. The goal is to collect citizen input on recreation housing health safety employment business education churches and family services before forming work committees for Sept. 7.
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Rome
Mokene
Hazel Uhlig
Mokane i S
Command influence denied in Medina military trial
A judge advocate testified that no Army decision to bar Capt. Exmest L Medina from testifying was intentional. Col. Wilson Freeman spoke at Medina’s pretrial in a My Lai case where 162 villagers were killed. Medina’s defense argues authorities diluted the case to prosecute Medina and bar him from refuting testimony.
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T. McPherson
Tap
Exmest_ L. Medina
My Lai
Col. Wilson Freeman
F. Lee Batley
Hidlo
Hutto
Army
Albert ©. Connor
Bt. McPherson
James Monkey
Weather report for local area yesterday and forecast
Limited readable text indicates yesterday’s temperature around the mid 90s with a low near 50. Precipitation data and monthly totals are unclear, showing mention of normal values around 19.55 inches. No clearly identified dates, locations, or weather events beyond generic terms.
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Natural High musical to be presented by First Baptist Chapel
Ralph Carmichael and Rud Kaiser’s Natural High will be presented by the Chapel Choir of First Baptist Church at 8 pm Wednesday in Memorial Park pavilion. The 75 voice choir will be accompanied by piano organ strings brass and percussion. Tim Holcomb youth director is general director and James Fuller is musical director.
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Ralph Carmichael
Rud Kaiser
First Baptist Church
Memorial Park Pavilion
Tim Holcomb
James Fuller
Missouri Allows Class C Fireworks Under ICC Ruling
Fire Chief Vincent Willmeno states Class C fireworks including small firecrackers sparklers and some roman candles may be sold in Missouri. Roman candles and large firecrackers without Class C labels are illegal. The Sunday News and Tribune report was incorrect about legality of firecrackers and roman candies. More powerful devices such as cherry bombs bulk dogs and large mortars remain prohibited.
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News and Tribune
Legat
Missouri
Alate
Nixon seeks AMA backing for Kennedy health plan at AMA meeting
President Nixon urged the American Medical Association to support his health insurance approach likely aligning with Edward Kennedy’s proposal. Kennedy’s plan would cost about 77 billion dollars annually, prompting Nixon to critique its cost and federal control while the AMA, wary of national coverage, listened in Atlantic City NJ.
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Deaths Mrs Bradley dies at age 65
Mrs Ruth Alma Bradley 85 of Versailles died Monday morning at home born Morgan County January 1908 daughter of Joseph and Alta Bick married John Bradley January 21 1942 She was a member of St Paul Methodist Independence Survived by foster son Michael Sceimeca Kansas City 16 brothers three sisters and many others Services set 7 20 p m today Kidswell Funeral Home Versailles with Rev Frank E Bright officiating burial Thursday at Memorial Park Cemetery Kansas City
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Morgan County
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John Bradley
St. Paul Methodist Church
Independence
Michael Sceimeca
Kansas City
Everett Bick
Jerry Bick
Stover
Thelma Loveaul
Highland
Calif
Lorene McCuen
Vancouver
Wash
Arlene Warner
Kidswell Funeral Home
Frank E. Bright
Memorial Park Cemetery
Thieves Ransack Storage Building Over Weekend
A storage building at 3016 5 Ten Mile Dr was looted over the weekend. Warehouse attendant Bill Bridges found the scene Sunday evening with keys to vending machines and about 563.60 in change missing from two delivery trucks. Entry was by prying metal and insulation. The main office and a smaller office were ransacked and five delivery trucks were robbed of cash and coins.
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Lens
HAM Operators Schedule Field Day in Cole County
About 50 HAM operators in Cole County join thousands nationwide for Field Day this Saturday and Sunday. The event begins at 1 p.m. Saturday and ends at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Cole County Jaycee Fairground main building. The drill aims to test equipment and procedures for real emergencies.
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Cole County
United States
Halifax Road paving to finish this week near Holts Summit
Paving of 1.5 miles of Halifax Road and 0.3 mile of Major Drive east of U S Highway 34 at Holts Summit should be completed by Wednesday. Oil costs 35500 funded by local donations with the New Bloom field Special Food district covering roadwork and gravel. Residents will cover upkeep as needed.
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Halifax Road
Holts Summit
Aloe
Blomfield
Jefferson City forms BOY Betterment of Youth program
A new Jefferson City board named its BOY Betterment of Youth program directors at the first public meeting. About 50 attended as Ted Bryant and 12 others were named directors. The initiative aims to help fatherless boys reach full development through adult male mentorship, with next steps including buddy recruitment and volunteer interviews.
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Betterment of Youth
Premisp
Jefferson City
National Organization
Terry Norman
Bimwale
Auto exhaust rules tighten vehicle emission controls nationwide
Air pollution rules expand to curb visible emissions and sulfur compounds from industry and heating. Provisions cover internal combustion engines except older models, trucks, and small engines, plus dust and odor regulations affecting road work and new installations with potential air discharge. Farm dust exemptions apply.
Trio sentenced on burglary and stealing counts
Three men from Mount Pleasant Miller County were sentenced to six years total each after pleading guilty to burglary and theft from Stewart Service Station at the junction of Highways 17 and 23 on April 23. Larry Wayne Nixon Eddie Gene Nixon and Gail Eugene Filppin testified that they broke a window and stole merchandise valued at $263.10 from the service station owned by Franklin Groose and leased by Eugene Stewart. All three have prior theft sentences.
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Cole Cottery
Larry Wayne Nixon
Eddie Gene Nixon
Gail Eugene Filppin
Mount Pleasant
Miller County
Stewart
Highways Land
Theee
Topin
Nixon Med
Franklin Groose
Eugene Gerald Stewart
Steabing
Pwison
Tax evasion trial enters second day in Osage Beach
The Osage Beach couple Chester and Lela Hymee face Federal income tax evasion charges for 1965 1968 and 1987 as the trial moves into its second day in a Federal courtroom in a post office building. A nine man three woman jury was chosen Monday. The government offered its case in the afternoon while the defense began its case this morning with Mrs Hynes testifying until noon.
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Post Office
Chester
Lela Hymee
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