Deaths Edward Andres dies Saturday at St Marys
Edward Christian Andres 4, of 112 Ohio St, died Saturday at St Marys Hospital. Born Sept 16, 1883 in California to Henry Christian and Mary Engel Pil grim Andres. Survived by his widow Eva Mae Snodgrass, two daughters Bertha Tuepker and Wanda Winn, a sister Selma Ernst, two brothers Albert and Fred Andres, and two grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday at 10 a.m. Tanner Funeral Home Chapel, Rev. J Arnold Bickell. Burial McGirk Cemetery.
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Edward Christian Andres
Ohio St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mr. Andres Was
California
Henry Christian and
Mary Engel Pilgrim Andres
Bertha Tuepker
Wichita
Kan
Wanda 4. Winn
Jefferson City
Selma Ernst
Albert
Fred Andres
Tanner Funeral Home
J. Arnold Bickell
McGirk
Senate foes renew attack on Sentinel defense program
AP report on Senate opponents challenging the Sentinel antimissile system as a costly unproven defense. The piece notes a $1.3 billion military construction bill before the Senate includes $227.3 million for the system. It references Vaughn and family details, plus memorial hospital deaths and traffic accident survivors.
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Washington
Senate
Donnie Rey Vaughn
Kaylyn St
Memorial Hospital
Senate For Action Today
Pendleton
Vaughn
Carol Sue Pabilities
Ott
Senate votes loom on Sentinel funds amid bill actions
The construction bill already passed in the House awaits Senate approval before a day’s end after a vote on an amendment to cut Sentinel funds. Congress has not completed action on the military procurement bill and Atomic Energy Commission legislation also including Sentinel funds. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with burial at Hawthorn Memorial Gardens. Tanner Funeral Home is in charge.
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Senate
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Armed Services Committee
First Presbyterian Church
Sentinel
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Hawthorn Memorial
Dens
Tanner Funeral Home
Groom Dies In Wreck Minutes After Wedding In Moorpark
AP report details a tragic Moorpark wedding where groom John C. Stennis of Mississippi and best man Raul Torres, 23, died when their car struck a utility pole seconds after the ceremony. Diaz, 18, Delia Diaz, 19, and others in a following car were also involved in the crash on California 118. Police said Diaz lost control on a curve and that the bride was not hurt.
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Sentinel
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Len
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Mississippi
Larry Diaz
Simi
California
Diaz
Raul Torres
Japan
Delia
Ing Diaz
Asia
Northeast water supply adequate after heavy spring rains
Government hydrologists report May and June downpours filled reservoirs in Ohio New Jersey and New York to above capacity reversing drought fears. Officials say New England rainfall was not heavy but kept the region well supplied. New York City's supply remained over 100 percent, Boston’s Quabbin at 48 percent, with levels high enough to last four to five years without rain.
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New York
Washington
Ohio
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Boston
New England
Northeast
New York City
Quabbin
Smart Chimpanzees Craft Tools for Foraging and Drinking Sponges
Observations show chimpanzees fashion crude tools from twigs to extract termites from earthen nests. Some individuals cleverly create drinking sponges by crumpling leaves for soaking liquids.
Libraries scarce in some areas
Kansas City AP reports at the American Library Association opening session 7 000 attendees heard Carl Elliott argue every American deserves reasonably good library service and that services must be adjusted to fit local needs. Herman Fussler noted computerization adds educational demands for librarians while Dan Lacy urged higher federal support as costs rise. The convention runs through Friday with a hospital and institution librarians workshop held.
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Kansas City
American Library Association
Carl Eliott
Alabama
Elliott
Dan Lacy
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Police hold youths in liquor theft case
City Police hold two Hefferson City youths and a juvenile in connection with an early morning breakin at Schulte's Southside IGA. Twenty seven bottles of liquor worth 114.42 were taken along with cash and other reported missing.
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Connention
Thelay Aly Schulte
Southside
IGA
Pevardipie
Weather report and river stages notes
Weather data from News-Tribune Weather Bureau shows yesterday high of 91 and low of 73, with 0.0 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours. Normal month-to-date totals and year-to-date totals are given alongside barometer 29.92 and humidity 62 percent. Memorial Airport reports 12 mph southwest wind with gusts to 20 mph. River stages at Missouri sites including Jefferson City Hermann and Lake of the Ozarks show fluctuations with minor falls and rises.
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News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Memorial Airport
Kansas
Jefferson City
Cere Hermann
Lake of the Ozarks
Weather snapshot from many cities across the United States
A fragmented listing shows varied conditions: Albany cloudy 54 high, Albuquerque clear 62, Atlanta cloudy, Bismarck rain, Boise clear 81, Boston cloudy, Detroit cloudy 69, Fairbanks clear 46, Fort Worth rain 71, Helena rain, Honolulu rain, Indianapolis clear 69, Juneau rain, Kansas City clear 74, Los Angeles cloudy 65, Louisville cloudy 76, Memphis cloudy 78, Miami cloudy 80, Milwaukee cloudy 65, Minneapolis-St Paul cloudy 61, New Orleans cloudy 79, New York cloudy 65, Oklahoma City cloudy 70, Omaha cloudy 65, Philadelphia cloudy 64, Phoenix clear 73, Pittsburgh cloudy 68, San Francisco clear 55, Seattle clear 58, Tampa clear 72, Washington clear 73, Winnipeg clear 42, Buffalo cloudy 68, Chicago cloudy 66, Cincinnati cloudy 68, Cleveland cloudy 67, Denver clear 58, Des Moines cloudy 67, Jacksonville cloudy 67, Reno clear 53, Rapid City rain 58, Richmond clear 72, St Louis cloudy 17, Salt Lake City clear 52, San Diego rain 33.
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San Diego
Daily Record Hospital Admissions and Police Court Roundup
Hospital admissions list shows numerous names with addresses across towns including Olean Tipton Brice Spalding Henley Clarksburg Freeburg Owensville Chamois Otterville and Centertown with St Marys Hospital noted for births. Police court reports include fines for speeding disregard of traffic signals careless driving intoxication and related offenses plus two divorce and damages petitions involving Missouri Highway Commission cases.
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Elizabeth Mehmert
Route 4
Stanley Martin
Olean
Velma Allison
Tipton
Carolyn Hickman
Lafayette St
Mary Brown
Major Drive
Brice Spalding
Henley
William Stone
Eldon
Marvin Moore
Allan J. Kemple
Hart SL
Dorothy A. Hilgedick
Norris Drive
Anna L. Keathley
Boonville Road
Dorothy S. White
P.O. Box
Gerald W. Trippensee
Winston Drive
Douglas W. Roling
Herbert M. Herzing
Cototage Lane
Mary L. Schulte
Bolivar St
Fred Hobbs
Kathryn
Billy E .McDowell
Case St
Clarence W. Bryan
Keith W. Fluegel
Centertown
Carolyn Meisel
Jefferson City
Brokers push warnings yet small investor warned
The piece critiques speculative warnings from brokers as overdue and argues the market is driven by institutions not the public. It notes high professional trading dominates, with large blocks and institutional activity shaping Dow trends, while small investors face limited impact from broker restraints. Institutions control most action.
Certificates Not Redeemable After Today Policy Change
Two area burglaries were reported to the Highway Patrol in Washington as silver certificates lose exchange value. The Treasury will redeem these certificates for silver only at New York and San Francisco assay offices until 3 p.m. today. A Kansas City man said intruders stole items from a cabin near Lor, including rifles and scopes, during the past week.
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Washington
Treasury Department
New York
San Francisco
John Brooks
Kansas City
Lor
Notice of Administration and Will in Cole County
Probate Court of Cole County Missouri issues notice of letters of administration with will for Helen Beck estate. Public notice includes livestock market figures and creditor filing deadline of nine months from first publication dated June 1, 1988. Deputy clerk Hazel Brown notes.
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State of Missouri
Elliott M. Campf
Hazel Brown
Cale County
Missouri
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Esther Beck
Clifford IS. N. Beck
Cola Seunty
Hmissouri
St. Mary's Blvd
Jefferson City
Jdwn L. Hearne
Cole County
Kansas City man dies in hunting accident near Nevada Mo
An AP report states Leslie Mitchell, 43, of Kansas City Missouri, was fatally wounded while hunting on a game farm near Nevada Missouri. The incident involved a 14 foot boat owned by Junior Ben Holt and neighbors Shirley Williams, 30, and her son Warren, 7, who were on water skis when the boat engine failed. The drowning occurred as the boat crashed into rapids near the Mi ami River. Mitchell, a service adviser for Seek Mayan Mysteries, Roach Caroline Company of Archeologists in Kansas City, died at the scene. He is survived by his wife Margaret. Also included are probate notices from Cole County Missouri concerning Martin G. G. Beck and Roy G. Zehenoner estates with filings and deadlines.
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Death notices for Edward Christian and Donnie Ray Vaughn
Announcements list two obituaries from Jefferson City Missouri. Edward Christian alh aged 84 of 612 Ohio died at St Marys Hospital June 22 1968 with a service at Tanner Chapel June 25 and burial at McGirk Cemetery. Donnie Ray Vaughn aged 23 of 707 Kaylyn died June 22 at Memorial Hospital with a service at First Presbyterian Church June 25 and burial at Powdhorn Memorial Gardens. Both notices state remains in state timelines and funeral homes Tanner and Vanier in Jefferson City.
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Edward Christian
Ohio
St. Mary's Hospital
Tanner Chapel
J. Arnold Bickel
McGirk
Missouri
Tanner Funeral
Jefferson City
Brazilo
Vaughn
Donnie Ray
Denver Negroes plan march through downtown
Denver’s Negro community will hold a mass meeting and parade through downtown Tuesday afternoon to present grievances and demands to city officials. State Sen. George Brown urged about 40 000 Black residents to attend and march from the city and county building to police headquarters amid weekend unrest after a policeman and a Black youth were shot early Saturday.
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