Deputy Killed in Shootout Near Zarah Kansas
Johnson County Deputy Sheriff William Carver Jr., 31, was killed during a gun battle with two men attempting to tow four stolen autos from a ditch. Carver and patrolman Floyd Gaunt surprised the suspects on a lonely road three miles west of Zarah. Carver, a four year deputy, sought the Republican nomination for sheriff.
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Johnson County
Sherith
William Carver Jr
Carver
Floyd Gaunt
Zarah
Kas
Missourians Would Save By House Military Limit
Missouri taxpayers stand to save about 86 million dollars if the House limit on Defense Department spending becomes law, based on a study for the Missouri State Chamber of Commerce by the Council of State Chambers of Commerce in Washington. The estimate assumes a 46 billion dollar cap next year and uses Missouri’s 2.66 percent share of federal taxes to reach 16.5 million dollars in state savings.
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House
Missouri
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Washington
Defense Department
Senate
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State Chamber critiques defense spending limits plan
The study argues reducing the budget would lower inflation and stretch mobilization, allowing production to continue while avoiding warehouses of soon obsolete gear. It contends Defense Department spokesmen exaggerated harm to defense by cutting only equipment spending rather than all outlays, noting waste since the Krakow outbreak.
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State Chamber
Defense Department
Area Students to Take Cuban Tour in August
Area students join a 38 member group for an August Cuba educational tour in an air conditioned bus. The trip runs August 2 to 22 with Warrensburg Central Missouri State College credit awarded. leaders include Emma Bieri Kathy Wall and Martha Crum, accompanying by faculty members Mr. Fleming and Mr. Temelle.
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ST. Louis
Phil M.donnelly
Thomas
Callanan
Morris Shenker
Edward Hogan
Ware
Phil 3. Welch
Joseph
Donnelly
Missouri
Central Missouri
Warrensburg
Southeastern
United States
Cuba
Emma Juan
Leavel Bieri
California
Kathleen Wall
Aumnet
Chirksburg
Martha Crum
Eldon
Barbara
Carolyn
L. Avery Thompson
Centertown
Fleming
Charles Temelle
Kind
Owensville
Winds and storms lash central states with damage
Winds and rains swept the central and southern United States causing heavy property and crop damage in states including Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan. Tornado velocity winds disrupted communications destroyed farm buildings uprooted trees and killed livestock while highs reached 107 in Kansas 103 in Texas and near normal elsewhere.
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Byrne Associated Press
Midwest
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Great Lakess
Texas Panhandle
Hil City
Kas
Amarillo
Tex
Omaha
Paducah
Central
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Rocky Mountain
Japanese Islands Hit by Typhoon Causes Destruction Across Japan
Typhoon winds battered Japan's four main islands causing death and destruction. At least 65 killed with 27 injured and 58 missing as communications failed. The Japanese Coast Guard reported 55 fishing boats with 284 aboard unaccounted for, some blown to sea. The storm struck last night and moved out to sea by midday.
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Tokyo
Japan
Japanese
Coast Guard
Itl
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Trust Department
Td. Sreiv
A. Bassman
James Schaefer
Central Missouri Trust Company
NCITY
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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