Weather and local notices mix in 1960s briefing
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show last 24 hours high 65 low 65. Month to date 5.72 in, year to date 34.87 in. Area forecasts: zone 5 generally fair, highs near 90s, possible showers in Missouri by Sunday. Police report two men asked to see back account. bicycle stolen on Jackson Street. various hospital admissions and births listed. county court fines for several offences. Stock market notes and Missouri livestock market data included.
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Missouri
ST. Louis (Ap
MCU Pe GU Wools
Kansas City
Marion Lee Pyatt
Hermann
Boonville
Jefferson City
Sherilf Dean Smith
New Flor- St. Louis Oo
Cape Girardeau
Lake of the Ozark
Gary Dean Adams
Bellflower
Mary Gaylord Christian
St.Louis
Delbert W. Lee
Pimento
Colo
Eugene W. Deninison
Cahokia
Til
Albert
J.“ Grupas
Pennies Plum Seed Taken from Stomach
PITTSBURGH AP A 62 year old man with lifelong stomach trouble had abdominal surgery to remove two pennies and a large fruit seed from the small intestine. Curtis Kastler recalls swallowing pennies 53 years ago while in West Penn Hospital as doctors call the seed a plum seed about five eighths inch long.
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Pittsburgh
West Penn Hospital
Curtis Kastler
Kastler
Cholera Scare Shuts Some Russian Ports
Moscow reports travel restrictions in southern Black and Caspian Sea ports after cholera appeared in Astrakhan nine days earlier. Izvestia urges stopping all routes of infection while not giving case numbers. Restrictions also limit travel to Black Sea resorts without authorized passes.
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Moscow
Russia
Chholera
Caspian
Astrakhan
Izvestia
Black Sea
Dairy Strike Ends After All Demands Granted
St Louis area dairies reach landmark settlement with Teamsters Local 603 shortly after midnight. Jerome Duff says 20 of 26 struck dairies agreed to every union demand, marking a decisive end to the dairy strike in St Louis.
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ST. Louis (Ap
Jerome Duff
Teamsters Local 603
St. Louis J Area
Duff
Woman Killed as Husband Resists Police in Webb City
In Webb City Missouri a patrol report says Mrs Richardson was shot three times and killed. The husband, armed with a small caliber rifle, resisted police attempts to talk, with officers isolating him on the Ozarks Bible College campus while awaiting his brother's arrival.
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Webb City
Missouri Highway Patrol
Richardson
Joptin City
Ozarks Bible Collage
Economic index rises in July as production rebounds
Business coverage notes July's index at 169.2 percent of the 1957-59 average, reflecting higher output in consumer goods like televisions and home appliances. Real GNP for 1958 dollars was revised to 724.9 billion, up from earlier estimates, signaling a turnaround after two quarters of decline.
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IBM
G.N.P
Vietnam War Shifts Scale Back of U.S. Forces in Cambodia
Gen Creighton Abrams returns from Thailand to resume command in Vietnam as allied withdrawals shrink American combat units. The 3rd Military Region notes progress under Vietnamization with stockpile destruction and border blocking by South Vietnamese forces. Da Nang Marine and Military Police Battalion to be inactivated, reducing force by 480. Mrs Russell Stubbins of New York dies in New York City after illness. funeral plans pending in Paris.
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Saigon
South China Sea
Tay Ninh
18Th Infantry Division
U.S
Michael 5. Davison
3Rd
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Nixon
U.S. Command
Marine
Corps
da Nang
C C Cox Dies Rites On Sunday
Centralia farmer Clarence C Cox 71 died at Audrain Hospital after a patient stay. Funeral 2 p m Sunday Meadot's and Son Funeral Home conducted by Rev Donald Mattson. Burial Glen Dale Memorial Gardens. Survived by wife Hattie Jewell Vance, two sons Thomas T and C J Cox, brothers Raymond and Jim, sister Mrs M T Caldwell, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Centralia
Clarence C. Cox
Audrain Hospital
Meadot's and Son
Donald Mattson
First Christian Church
Cox
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Mr. Cox
Audraine County
Vasse Thurston
Edna Mae Ford Cox
Hattie Jewell Vance
Jefferson Street
Audrain County
Thomas T. Cox
C.J. Cox
Raymond Cox
Rowena
Jim Cox
Mexico
M.T. Caldwell
James Howell of Hannibal Dies
James Howell, 89, of Hannibal, died at Levering Hospital after a period of illness. Funeral services are pending at Agnew Funeral Home in Paris. He and his wife farmed near Paris before moving to Hannibal. Survived by wife Nina Jones Howell, two daughters Lorna Daniel and Sylvia Sanders, both of Hannibal, and sister Maggie Jones of Paris.
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Paris
Agnew Funeral Home
James Howell
Hannibal
Howell
Levering Hospital
Nina Jones Howell
Lorna Daniel
Sylvia Sanders
Maggie Jones
Ralph M. Toalson Sr services held today
Services were held at the Arnold funeral home at 2 p.m. for Ralph M. Toalson Sr. who died Wednesday. The Rev. Terry Moore officiated with organist Mrs. Gerald Goff. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Randall M. Weber Sr., J.B. Webber, Orville Melahn, Edward Bud Rodes, Larney Barnes, and Alan Cotsworth.
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Ralph M. Toalson
Arnold Funeral Home
Ralph M. Toalson Sr
Terry Moore
Gerald Goff
Elmwood Cemetery
Randall M. ‘Weber Sr
J.B. Webber
Orville Melahn
Edward
Bud) Rodes
Larney Barnes
Alan Coatsworth
Jet trainer crashes near Warrensburg Missouri
A 133 jet trainer en route from Zannon Air Force Base to Wright Patterson Field suffered a flameout at 40 000 feet and crashed near Leeton two miles southeast of town. Both crew members Maj. James R. Lehtonen and Lt. Allan Ray Frankl parachuted to safety and were flown by helicopter to Whiteman Air Force Base. Debris spread along state highway 2.
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Warrensburg
New Mexico
Ohio
Whiteman Air Force Base
James R. Lehtonen
Taba
Allan Ray Franklin
Zannon Air Force Base
Wright Patterson Field
Leeton
Fulbright Responds To Agnew Shaft On Senate Floor
In a heated exchange on the Senate floor Vice President Spiro Agnew praised Rep. Mendel Rivers for fighting communism in Asia and the Middle East. Senator J W Fulbright retorted that the president of the Senate showed mastery of character assassination as Agnew presided.
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Agnew
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Rep
Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
Southeast Asia
Russia
Middle East
Developer Tells Rotary of Plans for Mexico Shopping Center
Raul J. Walters of Land II Ltd spoke at the Mexico Rotary Club about plans for a shopping center on Highway 54 south of Mexico. He outlined a Wal-Mart discount store occupying 51,000 square feet in the 9.3 acre center and urged confidence in Mexico as a growth area despite a temporary population setback.
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Raul J. Walters
Land. II Ltd
Highway 54
Mexico
Hamilton
Legion And Jamboree May Clash In Portland
In Portland the American Legion rally faces opposition from youth groups such as the People's Army Jamboree amid protests over Vietnam war policy. Gov. McCall orders 6000 National Guard and local police and fire leave cancellations as tensions rise at the convention site.
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Ore
American Legion
Legion
America
People's Army
Tor McCall
National Guard
Michael P. McCusker
Peter Fornara
Atlanta
U.S
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Treasurer's Money Plan Wins Praise
State Sen. Richard M. Webster praised the Missouri treasurer's plan to reform state deposit procedures. Treasurer William E. Robinson will assemble college economists to study daily demand deposits versus monthly expenses, aiming to keep balances at prudent levels while preparing for heavy expenditures.
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Carthage
Richard M. Webster
Rcarthage
Missouri
William E. Robinson
Webster
Warren E. Hearnes
Robinson
Bank of Odessa
Cubs Rehire Leo Durocher to Manage Cubs in 1971
Chicago Cubs announce Leo Durocher will return as manager in 1971 under a new two year contract. Durocher, 64, took over in 1966 and has steered the team to no worse than third in the National League.
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Chicago
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Durocher
Cubs
St Charles Repeats Levy Vote After Defeat
St Charles officials rescheduled an increased tax levy for Sept 8 after the defeat of a measure proposing 5.30 per 100 assessed valuation. The district warned defeat would delay school openings from Aug 31 to Sept 10. The proposal had been trimmed from 5.63 and previously defeated. the current levy at 5.09 would have funded kindergarten, busing, athletics, and lunch programs, but was rejected 3,587 to 955.
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ST. Charles
Andy Popp Wins Skill Driving at Legion Grounds
Andy Popp won first place in the R& FRA tractor skill driving contest held yesterday at the Legion grounds south of Laddonia. He scored 478 points across four tasks, with Kenny Bertels second at 535 and Bill Robnett third at 565, followed by Larry Deimeke fourth and Tone Trower with Robert Dubbert tied for fifth at 590.
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R& Fra
Legion Grounds
Laddonia
Kenny Bertels
Bill Robnett
Larry Deimeke
Tone Trower
Robert Dubbert
David Fendrick
Martin Albur
Neil Ahrens
Kyle Pound
Phil Becker
Enries
Larry Williams
Dennis Becker
Monte Hanson
Bill Dubbert
Dave Welchmeyer
Gene Trower
Clarence Deimeke
Bill Hale
Dave Wilburn
Howard Kuda
Miss America Parade to Open St Louis Fall Festival
AP reports Miss America makes her first post coronation appearance in St Louis during the fall festival parade through downtown on Sept 26. The pageant winner plans related events including a social at the Youth Center on Sept 12 and a dance afterward open to students and guests. Membership drives run at the center with $3 yearly dues. new board appointments and retirements are announced for Oct 1.
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Mexico
Atlantic
Missouri Air Force Board
Busch Stadium
Jefferson
Jackson
Charles Ekedahl
Charles Stuart
Robert Ollis
Elton Walker
Ray Uriarte
Gerald Goff
Marvin Dishman
Herman C. Tolson
John Erdel
Dishman
Three Men Arrested In Check Forgery Rings
Three men accused of stealing checks and forging them were caught. Dale Edwin Manning, 30, faces forgery and uttering a forged payroll check charges in Audrain County magistrate court. Jerry Leon Stanley and Donald Wayne Manning, Dale’s brother, allegedly took 32 checks from Houge Engineering Co. in Springfield. Stanley is held for Greene County authorities in Bakersfield, California, and Donald Manning awaits extradition to Springfield and Greene County. Donald Manning was arrested in Joliet, Illinois, per Audrain County Sheriff Sulgrove.
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Dale Edwin Manning
Black
Deep Rock
Liberty St
Harold Sulgrove
Sulgrove
Manning
Roy Field Jr
Field
Jerry Leon Stanley
Donald Wayne Manning
Dale
Houge Engineering Co
Springfield
Stanley
Greene County
Bakersfield
Calif
Donald Manning
Joliet
Itl
Dale Manning
Mexico
Callaway County
Callaway
Calleys Trial Date Postponed
Five meningitis cases at Carthage raise questions as Lt. William L. Calley Jr. seeks delay of the My Lai massacre trial set for August. A pretrial hearing will be held to weigh defense motions, with the hearing closed to media and public. Attorneys press to reveal documents. further hearings are unlikely. Calley, 27, seeks civilian jury trial if federal court keeps the case.
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Ft, Benning
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
Carthage
McCune-Brooks Hospital
Withjis
U.S
Discian
Washington
Miami
Fla
Fire From Volcano Threatens Forest In Hawaii Park
A massive lava flow crossed the Chain of Craters road in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on Thursday, igniting a large brush fire that threatened the Naulu forest and nearby areas. Fire crews worked to contain the blaze as lava activity continued to threaten vegetation.
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Chain of Craters
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Naulu
Racism at Jackson Says Commission
Jackson Miss AP The head of President Nixon's Commission on Campus Unrest says racism was involved in the police fusillade at Jackson State College where two black youths were killed after a May 14 shooting. He said racism appears to be the major problem here.
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Jackson, Miss
Nixon
Jackson State College
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Commission
Jackson State
Scranton
Police
Lloyd Jones
Tam
James E. Cheek
Howard University
Third Round Set In SALT Talks
In Vienna the United States and the Soviet Union completed the second round of SALT talks and agreed to begin a third round in Helsinki on November 2.
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Vienna
United States
Soviet Union
Helsinki
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