Burglars Hit Five Firms in Three Missouri Towns
Burglars struck five businesses across Mid Missouri causing thousands in losses. Items stolen include about 1506 dollars in rings from Saunder's Midway Booth in Sunrise Beach, 75 dollars in cash and coins from Siefert Implement Co. in Morris, a plate glass window and 369.49 dollars plus cigars and cigarettes from Bower's Supermarket Gravios Millis, and cash from Gwen's Beauty Shop. Entry was via rear doors and one owner awoke during the Morrison Hardware break in. Investigations by sheriff offices and the highway patrol are ongoing.
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Siefert Implement Co
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Morrison Hardware and Lumber Co
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Gravois Millis
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Senator Mansfield critiques bombing as new war stage
Senator Mansfield says bombing of North Vietnamese air depots marks a new stage in the war and will complicate the road to negotiations. He suggested it may trigger increased aid from the Soviet Union and China and noted fuel facility destruction may slow infiltration briefly but not deter it.
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Water District Planned in Gravois Mills Area
Judge Curtis approved a petition to form a water district and set an election date for this month. Directors include Page Clyde Henderson Jay Fleener William Wornell of Gravois Mills and Leslie Moore of Laurie. Voters will be asked again this fall and about 3600 potential water users are in the district. Plans remain indefinite as the group seeks a clearer understanding of the arrangement.
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Foreign Culture Lectures Open Tonight at Lincoln
Dr Charles E Garth visiting professor of sociology from Bennettiology department Calleva Greevishara NE will discuss education in India. The first of four lectures begins at 8 o'clock in room 160 at Page Library Lincoln Unit. The series is sponsored by the Lincoln Society.
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Switzerland
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Iowa State University
Housing Bill Faces Southern Opposition on Open Housing
The omnibus measure on Housing, continued from Page 1, includes sections on juror selection, desegregation, and protecting Negro rights. Northern and Southern members clash as open housing provisions head to a vote, with Dr. R C Wyatt and others slated for public lectures. A fatal Kansas rail crash and a family tragedy are noted in brief.
Argentine warns oil centers a prime North Vietnamese target
A military communique declares petroleum facilities in Hanoi and Haiphong vital to North Vietnamese aggression, marking them as primary military targets. It notes Hanoi's 650000 and Haiphong's 370000 residents, with evacuations under way as propaganda predictions surface amid regional tension.
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Charge Filed In Shooting At Mahan Home
Cletus Mahan, 43, of 702 Ethylene St, charged in Magisterial Court with assault with a deadly weapon following a late Tuesday shooting at Mahan's residence. Jack Kielman, 20, hospitalized with minor wounds to foot and leg, identified in police report. Mahan to be arraigned Thursday.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune Publisher and Circulation Note
Jefferson City Post-Tribune details publishers officers and staff. It lists Weldon Roche News Tribune Company address at 216 Monroe Street and notes Associated Press use rights. Subscription rates include carrier 45 cents weekly and mail rates by county, with Missouri and outside rates. Public notice of the paper’s governance and mail circulars appears.
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U.S. Air Campaign Tightens Grip on Hanoi Area
U S planes have been tightening a noose around Hanoi and its port 65 miles east amid calls in Washington for strikes on Haiphong and Hai Phong. White House comments on canceled air strikes cite security risks. Command says oil facility destruction would slow infiltration into South Vietnam and notes raids were ordered after consultation with a South Vietnamese youth church group.
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Joplin Man Struck and Killed by Rail Car
A Joplin man identified as Wilbur Points, 48, was struck and killed by a Frisco box car in railroad yards between 2 and 3 am. Police said the motive for the victim being in the yards is unknown while investigators review the incident alongside reports of other rail-yard disturbances in the area.
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Post Office Holiday Breaks Mail Amid Tanker Fire Toll
New York AP report notes Independence Day sensitivity as the Jefferson City Post Office schedules limited service. The Alva Capes explosion and collision near the Kill van Kull raises fear for nine injuries and four deaths while Station No 5 reopens under John E Ketterman. Postmaster William Blair says international mail remains blocked and that money orders will resume. A Coast Guard inquiry into the June 16 Texaco Massachusetts collision continues.
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Firm Wins $521,220 Defense Supply Contract
Philadelphia AP reports the Defense Supply Agency awarded Smith Bros. Mfg. Co. of Carthage Maine a 521,220 dollar contract for 170000 pairs of men's cotton work trousers.
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U. S. Defense Supply Agency Today
Smith Bros.Mfg. Co
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