Scotland Yard arrests train robbery suspect Reynolds
Scotland Yard captured Bruce Reynolds, 37, linked to the 1963 $7 million Great Train Robbery. Arrest followed a wide chase across continents. fellow gang members Wilson and Biggs remained at large. Reynolds’s capture opens questions about ringleaders and the missing funds, with most loot still unrecovered.
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Bruce Reyn
Wandsworth
Greaain
Reynolds
Sinter
Torquay
Cornish Riviera
Scotland Yard
Austalia
French Riviera
Texas
Britain
Royal Canadian Mount
Wilson
Quebec
Ronald Biggs
Babout
Biggs
Ibacombe
Kidnapping Case Involving Bank President’s Wife
Lima police and the FBI hunted a man about 36 as Mrs. A D MacDonell reported a kidnap attempt. She said a man in green overalls forced her to wire a $50,000 ransom, claiming he held her 1 year old daughter Amy upstairs. The money was paid, the assailant drove away in her car and left, the child unharmed.
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Lima
Ohio
Manj Dowell Jr
Daugh
Bank of
Amy
Bolige
Iolrow
Death fog traffic death log period ends midnight
Missouri patrols report the traffic death toll for the last 24 hours and year to date. For the period, 1,224 deaths so far this year and 1,110 deaths recorded at the same point last year.
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Missouri Highway Patrols
Efforts to Overcome Medical Gap Highlighted by Speaker
Dr Yen Tsu Lee, director of planning for the Missouri Regional Medical Association, addresses District 7 Missouri Nurses Association on bridging the medical gap. She notes three killer diseases account for most deaths and outlines 24 demonstration programs to spread improved patient care knowledge to doctors, nurses, and hospitals without direct funding.
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Missouri Nurses ’Association
Yen-Tsu-Lee
Missouri Regional Medical Association
Lee
The
Medical Association
Deaths August Fluegel of Lohman Dies
August Fluegel 77 of Lohman died Thursday at Jefferson City hospital. Born August 15 1891 he was the son of Wolf and Hiza Fluegel. A World War I veteran and St Paul Lutheran Church member he lived on a farm near Lohman. Survived by sister Mrs August Linsenhardt Lohman brother Martin Fluegel Centertown and several nieces and nephews Funeral services 2 pm Saturday at St Paul Lutheran Lohman with Rev Harold Martin officiating burial in church cemetery.
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Lohman
Jefferson City
Mg. Fluegel
Wolf
Hiiza
Beth Lochner
Fluegel
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
August Linsenhardt
Martin Fluegel
Centertown
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Harold Martin
Church Cemetery
Fire damages trailer at New Bloomfield
The New Bloomfield Fire Department was called to Summit Trailer Court near noon Thursday to extinguish a blaze in the trailer home of Mrs. Joan Perillo. Fire officials reported smoke and water damage extensive, but the trailer was saved.
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New Bloomfield
Summit
Joan Perillo
William H. Crook Jr
Austral
Alia
Bill
Antarctica
Football official to speak here
Graveside rites for Merlyn Jones a Tipton native occurred today at 10 a.m. at the Oddfellow Cemetery in Tipton. The late 70 year old was born May 11, 1898 in Tipton the son of Wilbur and Ora Fry Jones. He died Tuesday in San Bernardino California. He is survived by his wife Jane Jones.
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Tipton
Alex George
Big Eight
Oddfellow
J. D
Jefferson City
Stu. Sooper
Dents
Chile
George
Mr. Jones
Sanj
Bernardino
Calif
Wilbur
Ora Fry Jones
Jane Jones
Land Authority reports ahead of schedule on land purchases
The Housing Authority reports progress on land acquisition for city housing projects. It has purchased 47 parcels at 795000 dollars and cleared land to create parking areas, with most purchases in parking zones. The authority notes early completion may enhance advertising of available lots and council readiness.
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Accidents Rise in Jefferson City Report Says
The Housing Authority notes a rise in accidents in Jefferson City during October with 380 incidents versus 104 in September. Seventy-two injuries occurred as failure to yield and following too close were major causes. Parking downtown discussed. Youth Appreciation Week set for November 11 to 17. George, a former Kansas City Optimist leader, urges orderly procedures with condemnation cases tied to price agreements.
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Jefferson City
George
Kansas City
Missouri
Optimist International
City woman’s mother dies in Lebanon
Mrs. Bertha Bilderback, 79, of Conway, mother of Mrs. Carl Wickman, 1618 Taylor Drive, died early today in Lebanon. Also surviving is one sister, Mrs. Lowell McBride, of Lebanon.
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Conway
Carl Wickman
Taylor Drive
Lebanon
Lowell McBride
Coeds Demand Safety at University of Detroit
About 200 resident women students staged a quiet sit-in at the University of Detroit demanding better campus security after a spate of assaults and an attempted rape. They cited fear walking to classes after dark, noting recent stabbing in a campus parking lot and pointing to floodlights and security spending that are under reevaluation.
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University of Detroit Coeds
Detroit
University of Detroit
Nancy Caine
Fred Shadrick
Hean
Shadrick
American boy heads to the Pole
A 12 year old American boy sails toward the South Pole becoming the youngest person to reach Antarctica. He travels from Canberra Australia with the expedition team and aims to complete a historic polar ascent.
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Canberra
Australia
South Pole
Antarctic
Missouri Extends Credit Card Tax Payments Statewide
Missouri residents may use Bankamericard to pay motor vehicle licenses drivers licenses and sales tax at Department of Revenue offices. Incomes tax can be paid in person in Jefferson City. The program starts Nov 12 in St Joseph Independence and Kansas City branches with Bankamericard imprinters and monthly billing to cardholders.
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Missouri
Bankamericard
Department of Revenue
Thomas A. David
Jefferson City
State Revenue Department
Missouri - Kansas Benkamericard
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Independence
Commerce Trust Bank Company
Porter
Americard
Missouri Department of Revenue
Missouri rural water districts gain funds for 1969
Water district funds totaling 5 355 500 and grants of 858 000 have been reserved for 32 rural Missouri communities to develop water or sewer systems in fiscal 1969. Loans and grants announced by J E Jose state director for Farmers Home Administration cover Public Water Supply District No 4 Boone County Hallslie Water Supply District Audrain County Thompson for a water system Mexico for a water system and Public Water Supply District No 1 Camden County Macks Creek for a water system financed by funds authorized earlier and by a 5 million increase in the agency s insured loan program. When completed the projects will provide modern water and waste disposal facilities to about 20 000 rural Missourians.
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Missouri
J. E. Jose
Farmers Home Administration
Public Water Supply District
Boone County
Hallslie Water Supply District
Audrain County
Thompson
Mexico
Publiclé
Camden County
Macks Creek
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