US Response Draws Mideast Reactions
Artillery from Lebanon killed five Israeli soldiers and wounded four at the frontier as Israel and Arab guerrillas dueled near Mt. Hermon. Beit Shean and Jordan were also targeted with sporadic fire. The United States faced mixed Israeli reactions to its stance on Egyptian cease-fire violations, with some praise and some criticism, while Egypt accused Washington of pressuring Zionist interests. Israel released aerial photos alleging Egyptian missile deployment near the Suez Canal and pressed for Western pressure on Cairo and Moscow.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
Mt. Hermon
Jordan
Beit Shean
Sea of Galilee
Jordan River
U.S
Israel
Egypt
Jerusalem Post
Foreign Ministry
Washington
Davar
Middle East
Hatsofelt
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
Cairo
Moscow
Jerusalem
Pravda
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Tel Aviv
Great Bitter Lake
Ismailia
Cannal
Ripei Ner
Missouri
Trai
Traffic Police Administration
Flc Institute
Northwestern Uni
Americaniversity
E. J
Mike) Hocka
Highway Patrol
Evanston
United States
Nixon
Netanya
Walker Trooper Receives Training Aid at Traffic Institute
Trooper Walker, 30, native of Lee's Summit, receives support for training at the Traffic Institute through the office of Robert E. Burgess, Director of the Missouri Division of Highway Safety, funded under the Highway Safety Act of 1966. Walker joined the patrol in 1966 and has served in Montgomery City and Mexico. his father, Sergeant Herbert Walker, is stationed at Troop A headquarters in Lee's Summit.
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Walker
Traffic Institute
Robert E. Burgess
Missouri Division of Highway Safety
Lee's Summit
Highway Patrol
Montgomery City
Mexico
Iterbert Walker
The
Troop A
Lee’s Summit
W. D. McGhee Dies in Missouri
W D McGhee 4 a banker and prominent Missouri Democrat died in a Poplar Bluff hospital after a long illness. He spent most of his life in Piedmont and earlier worked in the land tide business. Survived by widow in Piedmont nursing home two sons R C McGhee Piedmont and D E McGhee St. Louis five daughters Mrs Mary Potts Jefferson City and Miss Bernice McGhee Atlanta Ga
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Poplar Bluff
W.D. McGhee
McGhee
Piedmont
Land Tide
R.C. McGhee
D.E. McGhee
St. Louis
Mary. Potts
Jefferson City
Bernice McGhee
Atlanta
Nation responds to cease-fire violations in Middle East
A mixed U.S. response lists Cairo and Moscow charges over cease-fire breaches while Egypt accuses Israel. Authorities report ABC Nevada test site contamination by plutonium as the Pentagon debates amnesty for troops using illegal drugs. Viet Cong overrun a Cambodian village near Phnom Penh as U.S. security policy shifts toward an all volunteer army debate and border talks with Mexico begin. Linda Kasabian ends lengthy Tate murder trial testimony and seeks nature retreat with her children.
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Israel
Israe
Washington
Egypt
U.S
Ment
Atomic Energy Commission
Cairo
Moscow
Ail
ABC
Nevada
Patrolman Shot Dead Writing Traffic Ticket in Berkeley
Ronald T. Tsukamoto a Berkeley patrolman 28 shot to death while writing a traffic ticket during early morning hours. He died two hours later after being struck in the head by an unknown assailant who fled in a nearby car. The killing mirrors prior San Jose and San Francisco incidents where officers were targeted during traffic stops.
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Berkeley
Calif
San Francisco
Ronald T. Tsukamoto
Richard Berger
San Jose
Tsukamoto
Berger
Street Map Parodies Mix Myths and Military Names
A playful street game uses fictional intersections like Union Schopp and Love Mansfield along Teal Lake Road. It blends mythical place signs with real names including Omar Bradley West Moreland and Hollywood stars such as Tony Curtis Julie Christie and James Stewart, in a quirky map puzzle.
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Mexico
Schopp and Hord
West-Moreland
Omar’ Bradley
Jackson
Washington
Tony Curtis
June Allison
Jack Lemon
Tim Holt
Dale Evans
Julie Christy
Jack Carson
Rory Calhoun
Rod Taylor
Ringo Starr
James Stewart
Omar Shariff
Mary Pickford
Spring Byington
Bette Davis
Craig Stevens
Miss Allyson
Mr. Lemmon
Miss Christie
Lloyd Myers Killed in Automobile Accident
Lloyd Myers 32 of Roodhouse Illinois died Tuesday night in a car crash near Roodhouse. Born September 18 1938 at Rush Hill he was son of Ruth Talley and E K Myers. Survived by his wife two daughters his mother four brothers and four sisters. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at Wulf Funeral Home with burial in Roodhouse. Uncles Harry Talley and Joe Talley of Mexico will attend.
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Lloyd Myers
Roodhouse
Ruth Talley
E.K. Myers
Rush Hill
Mr. Myers
Wulf Funeral
Roadhouse
Bookmobile Schedule for Aug 24 to Aug 28
The Mexico Audrain County Library released the weekly bookmobile itinerary for Aug 24 through Aug 28. Stops include Strother 9 9:45 a m Naylor 10 10:45 a m Fox 11 11:30 a m Tuesday Laddonia 10 10:30 a m Farber 11 11:30 a m Vandalia 1:30 2:30 pm Beary Wednesday and Thompson 9:30 10:30 a m Thursday.
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Mexico-Audrain
the Beary
Thompson Stop
City limits annexation hearing enters third day
Steven Kelly of Black and Veatch testified as the city pursues a declaratory judgment to extend its boundaries. The Kansas City firm's proposal to double the city size by annexing surrounding areas is under review in Audrain County Circuit Court. Other witnesses included Eldon det of the state highway engineers commission and James Gallaher of Gallaher and Kent real estate, among others. The session ran until 6 30 p.m. yesterday.
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Steven Kelly
Black and Veatch
Audrain County
Kansas City
Eldondet
State Highway Engineers Commission
James Gallaher
5000 Tons Explosives Sink To Sea Floor Off Maryland
A U S Navy ship loaded with 5000 tons of obsolete explosives began sinking 135 miles off the Maryland coast at a depth of 7200 feet after opening sea valves at 730 am. The vessel left Sandy Hook Wednesday, was towed to the site, and the sinking was moved from the Barnegat Light area due to public opinion. The payload includes conventional explosives shipped from Army installations. mustard gas storage remains offshore from May 1967 site.
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Earle
N.J
Maryland
U.S. Navy
Tols
Sandy Hook
Barnegate, Light
Navy
Barnegat Light
Zsa Zsa Gabor seeks $500000 ring recovered in theft claim
In New York Zsa Zsa Gabor complains of a jewelry theft involving a 38 carat diamond ring valued at $500000 and other high value pieces. She notes the ring and two men took a $100000 pair of earrings and a $20000 turquoise ring during a morning incident. The actress describes the elaborate jewelry as unsafe and vows never to wear it again.
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New York
Gabor
News-City
de Lindsay
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Top Red Leaders At Moscow Summit Session
AP reports East European communist chiefs meet in Moscow to hear a Kremlin report on a Soviet West German accord and assess implications for East West relations. Attendees include Ulbricht Ceausescu Husak Gomulka Kadár Zhivkov and Brezhnev. The one day session may wrap tonight or Friday.
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Moscow
Arrow Rock Lyceum Players Open Angel Street in Columbia
The Arrow Rock Lyceum players present Angel Street at the Hall Theater in Columbia Friday at 8 15 p m. The production showcases local talent in a period suspense play setting.
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Arrow Rock Lyceum Players
Columbia
The
Angel Street
Hall Theater
FHA Committeemen Hold Session Here
Farmers Home Administration committee members met at the REC Coop on Highway 54 east for a session on duties and responsibilities. Alvin E. Boise directed the meeting with county supervisors from Ralls Pike Monroe Lincoln St. Charles St. Louis Montgomery and Audrain counties in attendance.
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Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Rec
Highway 54 East
Alvin E. Boise
Ralls
Pike
Monroe
Lincoln
St. Charles
St. Louis
Montgomery
Audrain
Joseph T. Raine
Mexico
William Martin
New London
Robert Craft
Bowling Green
Jerry L. Finley
Paris
Robert Ray
Benton City
Glenn Varice
Centralia
Leslie Freyer Jr
Laddonia
Montgomery County
Charles Lauter
Rhineland
Charles Kleinsorge
Wellsville
Allen Sutor
Jonesburg
John Lowry
Maid for Day Business Is Success
Fred Arnold a former San Quentin inmate started Maid for Day, a house cleaning service in San Diego. After an $1,300 loan and door to door effort with wife Zella, the firm grew to 49 employees and about $130,000 monthly income. The BBB enrolled him early, and Brokers Financial backed expansion into a subsidiary with strong growth potential.
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San Diego
Calif
San Quentin
Fred Arnold
St. Louis
Arnold
Henry Jackson
Zella
Fred
Arold
San Diego State College
Arhold
Better Business Bureau
Jackson
Brokers Financial Corp
Pheasant Upswing Report Boosts Nebraska Numbers
Lincoln, Neb. After several years of steady declines, Nebraska's ringneck pheasant populations are on the upswing. The improvement comes after seasons of lower counts and is welcomed by hunters and wildlife officials seeking a rebound in the gamebird population.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Strobel Joins Symington Campaign in Audrain County
J. E. Jack Strobel accepts appointment as assistant coordinator for Missourians for Symington in Audrain County. He will chair the county headquarters at 109 S. Washington St. The campaign office is open with contact number 581-2223 for information.
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J. E
Jack) Strobel
Symington
Audrain County
Lewis Brooks Jr
Strobel
S. Washington St
Brooks
Barbecue Bond Fundraiser Attracts State Figures
The Rus tian County Pachyderms sponsor a Friday barbecue to support Kit Bond with many Republican dignitaries from around the state attending. Expected speakers include State Senator Don wens and State Repregabenire Rasph Ubhlaut along with C.M. Bassman and Ray James. Max Dyers, former state representative and long-time funder, chairs the State Bond or Auditor Committee. G Andy Junge will MC. The event occurs at Knights of Columbus Hall on Highway 15 north of Mexico.
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Rustian County Pachyderms
Mexico
Don Wens
Rasph Ubhlaut
C.M. Bassman
Ray James
Max Dyers
Appropriations Committee
House
Naw
State Bond
Miss Court Society of Certified Public Accountants
Prief
G. Andy Junge
Audrain County
Knights of Columbus Hall
Highway 15
Schroeder Home On Leave from Army
Kenneth Schroeder son of Mr and Mrs Ray Schroeder of St Louis and brother of Martin Schroeder of Wellsville is spending a 30 day leave from the US Army with his family. He has returned from Viet Nam where he served four years with the 101st Airborne Division as a combatantialtractor pilot. His next assignment is at Fort Knox Ky. Schroeder attended Wellsville schools and is a former Wellsville resident.
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Kenneth Schroeder
Ray Schroeder
St. Louis
Martin Schroeder
Wellsville
US Army
Viet Nam
101St Airbourne Division
Fort Knox, Ky
Schroeder
Wellaville
Wellevilla
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