Deaths of J. A. Morrow in Miller County Missouri
James Arthur Morr Morrow 83, a longtime Jefferson City area resident and former farmer, died near Iberia Missouri. He married Beasie Humphrey July 3 1915 and survived by his wife, two sons Charles and William, five daughters, one brother Jeph, 52 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren. Services set for Wednesday at Stevinson Funeral Chapel Iberia with burial at Freedom Cemetery near Dixon.
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Sraysir
Miller County
Josph
Sarah Duncan Morr
Beasie D. Humphrey
Iberia
Charles C. Morrow
Willam J. Morrow
Napa
Calif
Brooksie
Tanner Bridge Rd
Leona Robinett
Tuscarpia
Delphia Sons
Jeph Arthur Morrow
New Bloomfield
Morrow
Jefferson City
WPA
Missouri State Capitol
Wedneday
Stevinson
Wayne Wall
Freedom Cemetery
Dixon
Accident Claims Bunceton Youth
Randall Wayne Salzman fourteen year old resident of Bunceton died Monday in a pair accident while hauling hay. He was born August twenty six nineteen eighty one in Sedalia the son of William and Lena Custer Salzman who survive. He completed his freshman year at Bunceton High School where he played sports belonged to the church and Junior Babe Ruth team. Survivors include a twin brother Russell and three sisters Judy Thatcher Jeannie Singer Billie Sue Salzman and maternal grandparents Ernest Custer Tipton. Services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at Bunceton Federated Church with Rev Cameron Pulliman officiating burial in Bunceton Cemetery Conn Funeral Home directing.
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Randall Wayne Salzman
Bunceton
Sedalia
William and
Lena Custer Salzman
Bunceton High School
Bunceton Federated Church
Babe Ruth
Russell Salzman
Judy Thatcher
Columbia
Jeannie Singer
Pilot Grave
Billie Sue Salzman
Ernest Custer
Tip‘ton
Two Local Obituaries Reported In Jefferson City Area
Mr. Groves died at 75 at his home on 211 E Atchison Street He was born November 13 1800 and married Flora Ida Kemple on February 19 199 He worked 25 years for the Missouri Pacific Railroad and lived in Frankenstein and Marion before moving to Jefferson City Surviving relatives include a son three daughters two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren A funeral will be held Thursday at Buescher Memorial Home with burial at Linn Memorial Park William M Hall 91 died Monday in a Jefferson City hospital He was born September 28 1884 in Arkansas to Thomas and Martha Counts Hall He married Minerva Crocker in 1907 She died in 1973 He lived in Salem Eldon and Jefferson City area Survivors include two sons a daughter and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren Local arrangements are handled by Phillips Funeral Home Elton and Spencer Funeral Home Salem
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E. Groves
E. Atchison St
Buescher Memorial Home
Larry Dale
Linn Memorial Park
Mr. Groves
Bonnota Mill
Rodney
Jennie LeCure Groves
Flora Ida Kemple
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Frankenstein
Marion
Jefferson City
Mr. Hall
Arkansas
Thomas
Martha Counts Hall
Minerva Crocker
Howes Mills
Salem
Eldon
Howard Hall
Tuscumbia
Lloyd Hall
Glover
Fern Corbin
Southwest Blvd
Spencer Funeral Hone
Virgil Parker
Ross Cemetery
Phillips Funeral Home
Elton
Washington
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Front
FNLA
Popular Movement
MPLA
Georgia
Gearhast
Sheila
Maryland
Sacramento
Acker
Carl Acker
Kayton rites held in Texas
Services for Mrs. Statie Griffin Kayton born December 1893 in Jefferson City and widow of Harold Kayton were held today in San Antonio. She died Saturday in a local hospital. She lived most of her life in Jefferson City. Survived by brother Harry L Griffin and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were by Porter Loring Funeral Home, San Antonio.
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Statie Griffin Kayton
Jefferson City
San Antonio
Tex
Edward
Molly Griffin
Harold Kayton
Kayton
Harry L. Griffin
W. Main St
Porter Loring Funeral Home
House publishes new House payroll reform rules battle
Washington AP Democrats push new payroll and expense reforms amid a House vote dispute. GOP members accuse rush to action as the Administration Committee approves rules to certify staff duties publish quarterly accounts drop cash travel and stationery allowances end leftover stationery savings and require documented vouchers with public expense accounting every three months with potential full House consideration ongoing.
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Washington
GOP
House
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Elizabeth Ray
Administration Committee
Hays
Miss Ray
Mastermind of theft hunted at Heathrow Airport
Scotland Yard launched a nationwide hunt for a Purolator Services security manager suspected of masterminding a $3.5 million theft from the British Airways warehouse at Heathrow. A reward over $200,000 was offered. Robbers wore Purolator uniforms and fled with five steel strongboxes of cash and coins after posing as legitimate cargo handlers.
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London
Scotland Yard
Heathrow
Purolator Services Ltd
British Airways
Yard
Purolater
Sabena
England
Purolator
Keith Watts
Alo
Libyan Threat Over Lebanon Conflicts Grows
Beirut reports Libyan Premier Abdel Salam Jalloud warned Libya would back the nationalist movement and Palestinian revolution in Lebanon. He called off peace talks with Christians until Tal Zaatar and Jisr al-Basha camps ceasefire, heightening the risk of clashes with Syrian forces amid ongoing fighting around Beirut and nearby mountains.
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Beirut
Abdel Salam Jalloud
Libya
Jalloud
Tal Zaatar
Jisr al-Basha
Lebanon
Daily record of thefts fines and motorists in Missouri town
The Monday report lists numerous residents and locations, noting thefts from homes and businesses, vehicle damage, and fines. It records names such as James A. Wilson, Rosalee Buschmann, Roman Kampeter, Barbara Cheskey, and Jamel Scheulen, with amounts and offenses including speeding, following too closely, driving with over 10 percent alcohol, and minor in possession. Also noted are court actions including case dismissals and writs of habeas corpus denial. A listed driving while intoxicated guilty plea results in a $100 fine and six days in jail for Hutson.
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John E. Ketterman
Nehi-R.c. Cola Bottling Company
John H. Durham
Donald Wyrick
Missouri State Penitentiary
State of Missouri
Luke W. Hutson
Hutson
Clarksburg
Dr Avery Dies Monday Hartville Dentist and County Health Service official
Dr. William George Avery 66 of Hartville died at home on Monday. Born January 18, 1910 in St. Louis to John and Augusta Mount Avery, he practiced dentistry in Jefferson City for years and served as Wright County Health Service county dentist. Survived by wife Zeta, son John Avery Rosebud, daughter Mrs. Mary Ahlert Danville and three grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hartville Funeral Chapel conducted by Rev. Cecil Busch. Burial in Hartville Cemetery.
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William George Avery
Hartville
St. Louis
John and
Augusta Mount Avery
Zeta Avery
Avery
Jefferson City
John Avery
Rosebud
Mary Ahlert
Danville
Food Funeral
Cecil Busch Rlating
Hartyilie
Fate of mercenaries in Angola rests with president
Four Britons and two Americans were sentenced to death or long terms after a trial for actions in the Angolan civil war. The fate now hinges on President Agostinho Neto’s approval, with clemency sought by British lawyers and broad international criticism.
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Luanda
Angola
Agostinho Neto
Daniel Gearhart
Kensington
Costas Georgia
Andrew McKenzie
John Derek Barker
Britain
Gustavo Grillo
Jersey City
N.J
Gary Acker
Sacramento
Calif
Neto
Robert Cesner
Columbus
Ohio
Acker
Gearhart
Grillo
U.S
United Nations
State Department
Bailout proposal studied by Western powers
At a summit in San Juan officials from the United States Britain Canada France Italy Japan and West Germany discussed a multibillion dollar bailout plan. The package could total 6.1 billion with U.S. taxpayers possibly contributing up to 2 billion. Italy may be first to receive aid as the plan moves forward.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
New York City
U.S
Italy
Great Britain
County Won't Get New Voting Machines in August Primary
County voters will use hand ballots in the Aug. 3 primary as AVM discontinues its electronic voting line. The county court had approved a 62 010 bid for AVM machines and a tabulating computer, but AVM halted delivery, prompting possible legal action and bids revival with two other firms.
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Cole County
Stanley Diemer
American Voting Machine Corp
AVM
Paul D. Sehler
Fiddler and Chambers Co
Valid Vote Inc
Diemler
Schleer
James McHenry
Drill instructor found innocent in recruit death
In San Diego a court martial acquitted Sgt. Harold Bronson of involuntary manslaughter assault maltreatment and violating drill safety rules in the December death of Pvt Lynn McClure. Testimony cited officer shortages and supervision gaps as contributing factors. Bronson, a Vietnam veteran, expressed relief after the verdict.
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Recruit
San Diego
Harold Bronson
Lynn McClure
Bronson
McClure
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Freeport
Fla
Daniel Hunter
John Ullman
Ullman
John B. Fretwell
S.sgt
Lufkin
Tex
Wiretap measure reviewed by Senate committee
The Senate intelligence committee begins review of a wiretap control bill backed by Ford and many senators, requiring White House warrants for national security taps and sworn written justifications. Critics from ACLU and others warn it could legitimize more surveillance while Kennedy pushes for this step as best possible. Morton Halperin argues it enables domestic intelligence. Kennedy disputes, clarifying the bill targets electronic surveillance for foreign matters with seven district judges authorized for warrants.
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Washington
Senate
New Intelligence Committee
Ford
Senate Judiciary Committee
White House
Intelligence Committee
FBI
CIA
Edward M. Kennedy
D. Mass
Kennedy
American Civil Liberties Union
Congress
Morton
Halperin
Henry A. Kissinger
National Security Council
Justice Department
Aldes
Atloctey General
Tax status revoked for central States Teamsters Pension Fund
The Los Angeles Times reports the IRS has revoked the tax exempt status of the Central States Teamsters Union Pension Fund valued at 1.4 billion dollars. Washington officials would not confirm the report while Teamsters HQ had no comment. The Times cites a US official alleging mismanagement and risky loans, with potential retroactive taxes on the fund including investments in Las Vegas hotels and gambling ventures.
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Los Angeles
Internal Revenue Service
Central States
Teamsters Union Pension Fund
Theos Angeles Times
Washington
Teamsters National
Washinton
the Times
Las Vegas
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Frank Thompson Jr
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Zetta Hickey
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Summergville
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Lillian Maupin
High Point
James Vaughn
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Owensville
Katherine Stamper
Linn Creek
Elizabeth Brandt
Edith Mize
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Stephen Boyce
Madison St
Donald West
West Memphis
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Mitchell Humphrey
Melvin Miller
Tebbetts
Ella Long
Vienna
St. Mary's
Richard Ewers
Kathleen Heady
Russellville
Nancy Sinden
Theria
Bernard Luebbering
Henwick Lane
Allison Bolinger
Tyler Stevens
Zanetta John
Holts Summit
Hattie Johnson
Belle
Rebecca Thomas
Valleyview
Danny Newhart
Oda Owens
Louis Schepker
Marshall St
Lois Clifford
Latham
Barbara McDonald
Jerry Green
Hartsburg
Raymond Giesler
Rolla
Arvada McCoy
Minneapolis
Minn
James A. Wilson
Bennets Mill
Brookdale Drive
Frances J. Longwell
Montana St
Phyllis van der Bruegge
Leonard St
Dan Wekenberg
Mid-West Implement Co
Brooks St
Robert E. O'Dwyer
Johnson St
Bob Steinmetz
Rock Hill Road
Sue Drive
Dane L. Kendrick
Paris
Rosalee C. Buschmann
Roman J. Kampeter
Route 3
Barbara J. Cheskey
Bill L. Courtney
Bridgeton
Jamel M. Scheulen
Heritage Highway
Daniel L. Scheulen
Circuit Court
Dr. Avery
Missouri
Bill Yancey JR
Or Bill Yancey SR
Commodity Futures Brokers
Waldock Investment Company
Nebraska Ave
P.O
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