Weather update and regional market report
Official 7:00 am reading notes last 24 hours high 79 and low 58. Forecasts call for continued warmth, humidity, slight thunderstorm chances tonight and Tuesday, with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. Missouri river stages listed. numerous local notes on births, deaths, accidents, and police reports. Livestock market totals show hogs steady to higher with specific weight bands. Chicago and New York financials reflect sluggish trading amid eurodollar concerns.
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Missouri
Mexicoan's Father Dies in Columbia
Funeral services were held in Columbia for Harvey McBaine age 56 father of Mrs Earnest F. Miller of 1124 W. Latney Sr. He died Saturday at his home in Columbia. The Rev. Fred Neiger led the 2:30 service at Memorial Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. McBaine, born February 7, 1915, was a son of Willard and Mattie McBaine. a Laborer's Union 955 member and Calvary Baptist Church. He married Josephine Nichols in 1934 and then Annabelle Peachock in June 195? He is survived by his wife, a daughter, his mother, two brothers John and Roy Lee McBaine of Columbia, a sister Mrs Hector Williamson of Springfield, and five grandchildren.
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Columbia
Harvey McBaine
Earnest F. Miller
W. Latney Sr
Fred Neiger
Memorial Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. McBaine
Willard
Mattie McBaine
Laborer’s Union 955
Calvary Baptist Church
Protest Bomb On Anniversary Protests Target IRS and Stock Exchange
In New York a largely young protest group named the People's Life Fund gathered to commemorate Nagasaki’s anniversary with demonstrations downtown at the Internal Revenue Service offices and the New York Stock Exchange. About 20 protesters wore black mourning attire and carried death marks as they picketed the IRS to oppose federal tax money funding war. The event marked 26 years since the bombing.
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New York
Nagasaki
Japan
Internal Revenue Service
New York Stock Exchange
IRS
People’s Life Fund
Deaths Ben Adair Dies Rites Tomorrow
Ben F. Adair 76, lifelong Callaway County resident, died Sunday at Callaway Memorial Hospital. Born December 21, 1884 in Boone County, he married Wille Fr. Lyle in 1917. Survivors include two daughters Evelyn Chance and Ediy Dawson, two brothers Joe and Deith, and two grandchildren. Services Tuesday at Browning Funeral Home Fulton, with burial in Millersburg Cemetery. Visitation tonight 7 to 9 p.m.
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Fulton
Ben F. Adair
Callaway County
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Boone County
Jody
Ella Williams Adair
Wille Fr. Lyle
Adair
Kingdom Nursing Home
Jack
Evelyn
Chance
West
Robert M. Tate Dies at 64 in Fulton
Robert Milton Tate 64 of New Florence died Saturday at Callaway Memorial Hospital Fulton where he had lived since 1958 He was an attendant at the state hospital until spring Funeral services were at Baker Funeral Home New Florence conducted by Rev Alvin Tyler Burial in Montgomery City Cemetery He was born August 3 1907 near Mineola to Daniel Milton and Delphia Tate He married Mary Eileen Devoy February 26 1955 He leaves his wife two daughters Rita Diane and Susan Gale of home a stepdaughter Barbara Jean Weeks of Montgomery City a stepson Michael Bowers of Fulton a brother Clinton Tate of Montgomery City and a sister Mrs Ollie Ford of Fulton
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New Florence
Robert Milton Tate
Montgomery County
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Fulton
State Hospital
Baker Funeral Home
Alvin Tyler
Montgomery City Cemetery
Mineola
Daniel Milton
Delphia Atterburry ‘Tate
Mary Eileen Devoy
Harnessmaker Ralph McCoy Dies at 84
Ralph McCoy a Middletown harnessmaker and shoe repairman died at 10 50 am Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. He had been in poor health and resided at Twain Haven and Tri County Nursing Homes. He is survived by his wife Kate a Middletown daughter Melvin Straube and granddaughter Leon Dempsey. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at Middletown Christian Church with burial at Fairmount Cemetery. The body lies at Waters Funeral Home in Vandalia.
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Middletown
Ralph McCoy
Audrain Medical
Funeral services held for Mrs Anna Gulick at St Brendan
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Gulick were conducted Monday morning at St. Brendan Church. The Rev Edward Donohue officiated with burial in the Catholic cemetery. Six nephews served as pallbearers. Arrangements were made by Precht Pickering Funeral Home.
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Anna Gulick
St. Brendan Church
Edward Donohue
John Albus
George Albus
William Albus Jr
Robert Albus
Don Grave
Raymond Fecht
Precht-Pickering Funeral Horne
Berrigan Placed in Solitary at Danbury Prison
The Rev. Philip Berrigan was put in solitary confinement after distributing leaflets urging inmates to strike for political prisoners. Warden John J. Norton said he was moved to a separate housing unit and barred from mingling with others. The brothers were serving sentences for destroying draft records in Catonsville, Maryland.
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Danbury
Rites Pending For Karl Randegger
Karl Randegger aged 67 died at 2 05 am at Audrain Medical Center Paris Funeral arrangements are pending at Agnew funeral home Paris He was born in Quincy Illinois June 15 1904 son of Charles and Josephine Randegger He married Dorothy Becker in 1930 He worked in custodial work in Paris He leaves his wife a son Edward Randegger of Downers Grove Illinois a sister Mrs Pearl Miller of Park Ridge Illinois and three grandchildren
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Paris
Karl Randegger
Audrain Medical Center
Agnew Funeral Home
Mr. Randegger
Quincy
Ill
Charles
Pearl Miller
Park Ridge, Ill
Mrs Wilma Opie Dies in St Louis After Illness
Mrs Wilma Opie aged 49 died at Barnes Hospital in St Louis after a long illness. Born October 27 1921 near Canton she was married to Curtis Opie of Paris. Survived by son Paul Opie and two sisters, with burial in Canton after services in Louisiana. She was a Baptist.
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Paris
Wilma Opie
Louisiana
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Paul Opie
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
Cleta van Tress
Margaret Glasgow
Canton
Maude Opie
Curtis Opie
The
Baptist Church
Governor Hearnes chairs National Governors Conference meet
Missouri Governor Warren E. Hearnes and his administrative assistant Floyd Warmann are at Lake Tahoe presiding over an executive committee meeting of the National Governors Conference. Hearnes serves as chairman of the national body and was expected to return to the Missouri capital late Wednesday.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Floyd Warmann
Lake Tahoe
Hearnes
Warmann
Missouri
Smog Alarm in Four Corners Sparks Environmental Clash
Triggered blasts from Indians and environmentalists claim drifting smoke will turn Four Corners into another smog basin, as AP Wirephoto sources document rising air pollution concerns and regional reactions.
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Four Corners
Israelis Battle Guerrillas In Lebanon Hills
The Associated Press reports six hours of fighting as Israeli troops clash with Palestinian guerrillas around Hebbariye on Mt. Hermon. Both sides suffer casualties, with later clashes extending toward Gachaya as fighters move into south Lebanon. In Cairo, President Sadat conditions a Suez Canal reopening on full Israeli withdrawal within six months, threatening war otherwise.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
Beirut
Hebbariye
Mt. Hermon
al Fatah
Hehbbariye
Gachaya
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
East
Sadat
Arab Socialist Union
Cairo
Suez
Middle East
Saint Laurent shifts to ready-to-wear line in Paris
Yves Saint Laurent announces he will abandon haute couture shows and present only ready-to-wear designs. He will continue dressing private clients with special models produced and sold at his Paris haute couture house.
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Paris
Yves Saint- Laurent
Saint-Laurent
Mrs Clarence Littrell Undergoes Surgery in Columbia
Mrs Clarence Littrell of 703 S Washington St underwent surgery at Boone County Hospital in Columbia this morning. She is in Room 657.
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Clarence Littrell
S. Washington St
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Lawsuit Targets Two Sheriffs Over Festival Incident
Joe Patton of Springfield sues Greene and Christian county sheriffs for 200000 civil rights violations after Christian County Sheriff Buff Lamb allegedly struck him with a riot baton at the Findley River Memorial Rock Festival in Greene County last September. Greene County Sheriff Mick ey Owen is named for alleged agent role. trial in Federal Court in Kansas City was continued due to Springfield civil disorders.
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Kansas City
Joe Patton
Springfield
Greene
Christian Counties
Patton
Christian County
Buff Lamb
Findley River
Greene County
Mickey Owen
Lam
John Oliver
Struggle On Senate Districting In Missouri
A bipartisan commission behind closed doors works out 34 new state senatorial districts aligned to the 1970 census. Co chairs Alfred A. Speer and A. J. Anderson say Sept. 1 is the deadline, with daily sessions planned this week. Other members include Leroy Tyus Gustave Saettele Hila Newman Robert Dorsey and GOP members Speer F. T. H. Doubler Jr. William Ryan Donald Stohr. The panel was appointed by Gov. Hearnes on Feb. 10 and earlier believed an Aug. 10 deadline applied.
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Jefferson City
Alfred A. Speer
Glendale Republican
Cochairman
Warren E. Hearnes
Speer
A. J. Anderson
Harrisonville
Leroy Tyus
St. Louis
Gustave J. Saettele
St Louis
Hila
Newman
Kansas City
Robert S. Dorsey
Brookfield
William C. Buffe
Jackson County
GOP
F. T. H.doubler Jr
Springfield
William A. Ryan
Donald J. Stohr
Dos Peres
Cloak-and-dagger rumors swirl at Pan Am Games in Cali
Reports describe a tense Pan American Village in Cali with alleged Cuban defectors, secret agents at exits, and a mysterious death of Cuban trainer Domingo Gomez. Eyewitnesses heard cries on roof as investigators debate whether it was suicide, accident, or foul play amid a Hollywood style atmosphere and rival suspicions.
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Cali
Colombia
United States
CIA
Manuel Gonzalez Guerra
Hollywood
Domingo Gomez
No. 2
Panam
Gomez
Bogota
Gores
Fidel Castro
Symington Proposes Farm Price Floor in Wheat
Sen. Start Symington told the Mid Continent Farmers Association he has proposed a price floor for wheat and feed grains. The plan ties floors to a crop adjustment program under the 1970 Farm Act, aiming to stabilize values in 1972 amid crop prospects and possible disease losses.
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Columbia
Start Symington
DeMoid
Mid Continent Farmers Association
Symington
Association
Missouri
Secretary of Agriculture
Surrington
Deputy Marshal Shot by Federal Prisoner in Kansas City
Deputy U.S. Marshal William Miller, 27, was shot twice in the arm by inmate Joseph Crispo as he entered the cell to search him in the federal building. Miller, from New Green, remained in good condition at St. Mary’s Hospital. The prisoner, transferred from Lea venworth, had been searched twice earlier. he possessed lock-picking tools and a crude firearm. Police believe the transfer aimed for Los Angeles.
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Kansas City
Kan
U.S
Leavenworth
William M. Miller
New Greene
E Ad
St-Mars
Joseph Crispo
Miller
Los Angeles
Marines Generators Probe Ties to Pentagon Official
Investigators named Daniel Elmore a Marine Corps contracting official and Daniel Ross Consolidated's Washington representative as principals. Elmore, hired after Ross flagged a Pentagon opening, approved a $3.4 million option for faulty generators. Jennings McLain, Ross ally and former Marine Corps procurement director, pushed a different generator contract despite lower bids. Repairs are estimated at $2.6 million. Consolidated defended the builds as meeting government specs under supervision.
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Daniel Elmore
Marine Corps
Daniel Ross
Consolidated
Washington
Elmore
Ross
Pentagon
Filemore
Jennings McLain
McLain
Marine Corps Procurement Division
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