Memorial Hospital Admissions List Noted
Daily record shows multiple admissions and births including Mrs Belle Swetnam of Capitol View Heights Leroy Blanks Mrs Mae Baker and Mrs Helen Haynes with addresses 504 Swift High way and Dixon Also listed are Mrs Anne H Preuss and Mrs Shirley J Cheatham 92 Bolton Drive Miss Linda Korsmeyer Route 4 Jesse Crocker Elston A daughter to Mr and Mrs Thomas Cheatham 92 Bolton Drive born Wednesday at Memorial Hospital
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Memorial
Belle Swetnam
Capitol View Heights
Leroy Blanks
Bidar
Mae Baker
Dixon
Helen Haynes
Swift
Scout Chapel Dedication at Hohn Scout Reservation
Parkwood Chapel will be dedicated at Hohn Scout Reservation in Laurie on Thursday. The gift comes from Sedalia families including William R. Parkhurst and Richard Parkhurst and their spouses. A chuckwagon barbecue starts at 6 p.m. followed by a dedication ceremony and two campfire programs. More than 1,000 Scouts and leaders are registered for the 1968 Summer Camp Program.
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Parkwood
Hohn Scout Reservation
Laurie
Sedalia
William R. Parkhurst
Richard Parkhurst
Per
David Parkhurst
Judge appoints juvenile workers and club forms
Judge Cave named Robert J. Ea Brueemmer and Ronald Larkin to the 13th District Circuit Court staff as juvenile division officers. The Republican Men's Club of Boone and Callaway counties elected officers led by Errol Taylor and planned weekly luncheons at the Missouri Hotel. Birth announcements include Anthony and Joyne Larkin’s son and Clarence and Joyne Mitchell’s son. Weather readings report 2.63 inches of rain in the past 24 hours ending Tuesday.
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Edsen
Columbia Police Department
Cave
Juven
Ile Courts of
Boone and Call
Republican Party
John M. Cave
Anthony
Robert J. Ea
Bruemmer
E. Miller
Jen
Columbia
Ronald B
wewseTrmaine
Gureau
St. Mary’s Hospital
Joyne
Larkin
Hallsville
Clarence
13Th District Circuit Court
Mitchell
Charles
Still Hospital
Weather Data and Local Fines Reported in One Issue
The hubbub covers yesterday’s high of 80 and low of 37 with regional winds. It lists river stages, city weather for numerous locations, and a batch of local fines including Harold Owens and Bonnie Schneider for driving offenses. Also notes pilot Hugo Vihlen’s suspension and return from voyage to Homestead.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Baise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Fort Worth
Cloudy
Homestead
Fla
Hugo Vihlen
Helena
Delta Air Ironolulu
Clear
Tolidianapolis
SM ’Pons
Coney OE
Jacksonville
Edward Drewel
Juneau
Vihlen
Ae Ciady
Henry Leonard Lockett
Angeles
Buena Vista
Milwaukee
Dunklin St
Beck
Mpissle
Rain Jr
Willie Lee Morgan
Delta
New Orleans
Stoudy
John Cruise
New York
Okla City
Ididays
Omaha
Cruise
Philadelphia
Jong
Phoenix
Crouse
Bittsburgh
Pain
Gocie
Ba Vihlen
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lke City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Record heroin seizure made
Federal agents seized 22.4 million dollars worth of heroin in a New York City automobile, the largest single drug seizure in U.S. history. A 63-year-old naturalized citizen was arrested in NYC and four Frenchmen were captured in Paris, all charged with conspiracy to violate narcotic laws.
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Washington
New York City
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Clark
France
U.S
Paris
Henry L. Giordano
Bureau of
Joe Jima
Central Navy
Scoth Bureau
New York
Arthur Benvenuto
Neon/Hes
York City
Justice
Jima
Cis
Pier 88
New
Justice Department
Assorested
Joe
Parigas
Jacques Bousquet
Rosenthal
Andre Malibert
Renejon
Iwo Jima
Gigi
Paul Mestressat
Deaths Mr Borghardt Dies at Home in California
Christopher W. Borghardt 67 of California died at his home Tuesday. He worked 80 years at California Woolen Mills. Born November 2 1906 he was the son of Charles L and Emma Heyssel Borghardt. Survived by wife Ethel L Peters two children a sister Mrs Joe Camp Oklahoma City and a brother Louis Borghardt Spokane. Services Thursday at 2 pm Bowlin Funeral Chapel California Rev W H Labbert officiating Burial Evangelical Cemetery California.
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Christopher W. Borghardt
California
California Woolen Mills
Mr. Borghardt
Charles L
Emma Heyssel Borghardt
Ethel L. Peters
Joe Camp
Oklahoma City
Okla
Louis Borghardt
Spokane
Wash
Bowlin Funeral Chapel
W. H. Labbert
Evangelical Cemetery
Sedalia Woman Emma Aeschbacher 95 Dies
Emma E. Aeschbacher of Sedalia, 95, died Tuesday. Born January 26, 1873 to Christian and Barbara Garber, she married Daniel W. Aeschbacher in 1894. Survived by son Herman, brothers John and Ben Garber, seven grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Kidwell Funeral Home Versailles, Rev. Abraham Friesen officiating, burial in Bethel Cemetery.
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Emma E. Aeschbacher
Sedalia
Christian
Barbara Hafstetter Garber
Daniel W. Aeschbacher
Herman G. Aeschbacher
John Garber
Ben Garber
Versailles
Kidwell Funeral Home
Abraham Friesen
Bethel Cemetery
Funeral rites for Carl F. Heckel in St. Joseph
Mr and Mrs Fred Heckel of Boonville Road recently returned from St Joseph after attending the funeral of Carl F Heckel 71 brother of Mr Heckel Funeral services for Carl F Heckel were conducted Thursday in St Joseph He died June 18 at St Joseph.
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Fred Heckel
Boonville Road
St. Joseph
Mr. Heckel
Carl F. Heckel
Food stamp plan to begin in July in Kansas City
In Kansas City AP reports the Department of Agriculture aims to implement the federal food stamp program by July 31 with full force by end of June. Secretary Orville Freeman says the plan will start in the nation's poorest counties and expand to every county, emphasizing that adequate food exists and no one should go hungry. The press conference coincided with promotions for his book World Without HumAnor.
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Kansas City
Department of Agriculture
Orville Prman
Freeman
Humaor
National Republican Congressional Committee
Local boy injured by firecracker at home
Tommy Pirner, 12, son of Mr and Mrs William Roger Pirner of 22 Rainbow Circle, sustained an eye injury when a firecracker exploded in a plastic box at their residence. He was taken to University Medical Center Columbia for surgery with permanent damage pending evaluation in weeks.
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Tommy Pirner
William Roger Pirner
Rainbow Circle
University Medical Center
Coluumbia
Schroeder attends candidate conference in D C
Tony Schroeder of Uniam Missouri Ninth Congressional District attended a Republican Conference in Washington with wife Georgia. Forester Howard E Moore warned California’s fire season started early with a 45 000 acre blaze in Angeles National Forest near Los Angeles still burning. he expects hotter July August conditions ahead.
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Anthony C
Tony Schroeder
Uniam
Missouri
iCa
Lfornia
Washington, D.C
Forester
Schroeder
Georgia
California
Howard E. Moore
Angeles National Forest
Los Angeles
Moore
Man steals and sells famous signatures in Buffalo case
Buffalo AP report says William McDermott, 23, curator at Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society, allegedly stole documents bearing signatures of Abraham Lincoln, Davy Crockett and others. He tried to sell them to Charles Hamilton Galleries in NYC. Valued $1,500 to $3,000. $400 paid for Lincoln letter. Hamilton later learned other documents were museum property.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Abraham Lincoln
Davy Crockett
William MclDermott
The
Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society
Chas. Hamilton Galleries
New York City
Hamilton
Buffalo Museum
Trash piles as Santa Monica workers strike six days
Santa Monica Calif AP reports trash mounts on streets and beaches as a strike by most city employees for higher pay enters its sixth day. Police in the Los Angeles area suburb of about 85 000 residents backed the strike but voted against joining in the walkout.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Los Angeles
Oceanside
Bul
Non-farm employment rise cited in state report
State reports total non farm jobs rose slightly in May with 1 619 400 positions. Strikers threaten halt on emergency services including hospital waste pickup street light repairs and emergency utility work unless a settlement is reached. City workers seek about 10.8 percent pay hike with discussions noted by officials. Marshall grant noted amid Missouri egg market levy and district measures.
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Marshall
Marshall, Mo
Missouri
Washington
Missouri Highway Patrol 24 Hour Traffic Death Log Update
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports 24 hours ending at midnight with 642 deaths year to date, compared to 504 at the same point last year. One death noted from a prior accident. all figures reflect traffic fatalities.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Schroeder Campaign Based on Aligned Congress Voice
Schroeder says his bid for U S representative stems from Congress losing touch with the people and subserving special interests and pressure groups, vowing to restore the voice of the majority.
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Schroeder
U.S
Congress
Noonger
Illinois accident kills four persons
Four people died and four were injured in a two-car collision at the Illinois tollway intersection of Illinois 208. The dead include Margaret Kreigbaum, 32, of St. Louis. Tommy Franklin Campbell, 17, Granite City. Clifford Dean Moyers, 17, Granite City. Sam Ulage, 23, Freeport. Campbell reportedly drove a westbound convertible that pulled into the path of a northbound car driven by Thomas Wilson, 25, of Alton.
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Hartford
Gar Tate
Minois
Illinois
Margaret, Kreigbaum
St. Louis
Tommy Franklin Campbell
Granite City
Clifford Dean Moyers
Sam &, Ulage
Freeport
Campbell
Titinnis
Tinpis
Thomes Wilson
Alton
Wilson
North
Calliniun
Iwo Jima reverts to Japanese control after long battle
An AP photo captures the moment as American troops lower the Stars and Stripes on Iwo Jima marking the island’s return to Japan. Ceremonies in Tokyo celebrate postwar cooperation while Japan reclaims Marcus, Iwo and Chi Chi Jiva as part of the Volcano and Bonin groups amid calls to regain Okinawa and other territories.
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Iwo Jims
Iwo Jima
U.S
Mt. Suribachi
Associated Press
28Th Marine Regiment
Col
Miller Blue
San Diego
Calif
24Th Marine Regiment
Two Jima
Marcus
Rosario
Parcee
Sato
Akihito
Islands
Japan
United States
Iwo
Chi Chi
Okinawa
Pacific
VW Tanan
Markets to close in July
New York and American stock exchanges and the over the counter market will close on four additional Wednesdays in July due to high trading volume. Closings set for July 10 17 24 and 31 with June 12 19 already observed and today and Friday July 3 also affected.
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New York
Market East St Louis Stockyard livestock prices noise
Market listings from National Stockyards and Kansas City, and Chicago show cattle hogs and sheep bids. Estimates for Thursday include hogs 6,000 cattle 690 calves 75 sheep 100. hogs mostly 19.00 to 21.50 per cwt, sows 17.00 to 18.50. cattle grading from good to prime with prices across weight classes. spring lambs in 23.00 to 28.50 range.
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East St. Louis
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Final settlement and distribution in Ell Meister estate
Public legals notice filed in Cole County Probate Court on July 19 1968 for final settlement and distribution in the estate of Emil Meister deceased Estate No 1961. Objections must be written within ten days after filing. Includes similar notice for Elsie C Scherente estate due July 10 1968. Also public sale listings across multiple dates and auctioneers in Missouri.
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State OF Missouri
Cole
Sounty
Jefferson City
Missoury
Ellmeister
Emil Meister
Cale County
Missouri
Caroline Kline
Goller & Hedrick
David R. Goller
Missourt
Anton Monat
Arobate
Allen H. Fischer
Elliott M. Campf
Seal
Hazel
Brown
Clark
Cole County
Colen County
Elsie C. Scherente
Fersons
Elsie C. Scheferle
Sofia
Sul
News & Tribune
Post Tribune
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U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Indicatec
Sonsuli
Ipso
Sareto
Oh Helictec Sree
Pitanes
Weather Outlook
Daily Record
Harold Butter
Errol D. Taylor
William Liliensick
Max Berry
James Wunderlich
Reinhold H. Mueller
Missouri Hotel
Charles E. Still
Betty Rhoads
Centertown
Vicki Peterson
Becky Peterson
Florentine Kempker
Eldon
Julie
Everett Warfield
Linn
Jerry Williams
Greenville
Carolyn Bruemmer
Elizabeth Verdot
Bonnets Mill
Emmer Leffert
Camdenton
Tina Allen
Cochise St
Casper Brandt
Chamois
Gerhard Hilkemeyer
Westphalia
Ruth Yeager
12Th Judicial District
Mis.eps Juvenile Officers’ Association
Fulton State Hospital
Doe
Parold Lee Woodland
Jeffers
Memorial Airport
Son City
Diane Kay
Jefferson
City
Jefferson Cluy
Terry R. Thompson
Mary Heergant
B. Philbert
Jefferson Lake of the Ozarks
Harold Edward Owens
Mississippi St
Bonnie Lee Schneider
Capitol Ave
Danny Tellman
Stanford
Charles Reege Conner
Heckels
Henin
Tonnis
Super Sailor
White Sing Center
Bynklin
Jady
Advertising Council
International Newspaper
Legals
Penney
Woodman Engineering Co
Capitol
Dial
Kenneth Bias
G&h Auto Sales
Apache Flats
A and T
Holts Summit
Lloyd Reichel
West Elm
Herman Bremmerkamp
Lawrence Prenger
McCarty
Henry Hirsch Iman
Robert Graiz
High School
William Scheppers
John Boessen
Madison Busch
Perso
U. 5S
Allen Detective Service
P.O
Allen Dr
Central MO Motors
Ford
Mulberry
Chris Craft
Don Bruce
W. Dunklin & Dix
Marlette Spacesmanor
Capitol Mobile Homes
Stadium & Jefferson
Volkswagen
John Riddick Motors
Paar S
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