Stocks Swing Higher As Dow Reaches Four Month Peak
The New York Stock Exchange closed with the Dow Jones industrial average up 15.8 points to 745.51, the market boosted by easing inflation signals and promises the economy will rebound in the second half. Local weather and Missouri area reports follow with hospital notices and police records from Sedalia.
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Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dressier Thiduatries
Inferco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Purina
U.S
Labor Department
Federal Reserve
Nixon signals Cambodia strike capabilility reported
Multiple dispatches note President Nixon may authorize air strikes into Cambodia. A source says American warplanes did not support Cambodian forces near Phnom Penh during two days of heavy fighting. Other reports detail a Greek magnate’s coroner case and Agnew’s Asian trip discussing the Nixon Doctrine.
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Saigon
Nixon
U.S. Air Force
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
40th Anniversary for New Florence Baptist Church Sunday
The 40th anniversary of New Florence Baptist Church will be observed Sunday with special services. Dr. A E Price, former president of Hannibal LaGrange College, will be guest speaker at morning and afternoon services. He will speak at 9 o clock and again at 1 30 o clock after a dinner. Charter members and all former members are urged to attend.
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Organization of
New Florence, Baptist Church
A.E. Price
Hannibal LaGrange College
Hannibal
Dr. Price
Shareh
Fires Do $200,000 Damage At Cape Girardeau Lumber Yard
CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo AP two fires Friday night caused about $200 000 damage to the M B E Leung Lumber Co and the City Sanitation Co on the citys south side Firemen battled the blaze for nearly two hours no injuries reported and cause is undetermined Gardner rites set for today at 2 p m at Arnold funeral home with Rev C A Trotter officiating Burial in Elmwood Cemetery pallbearers named and flower girls listed
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Highway Patrol
Terry L. Poindexter
Montgomery City
Poindexter
Gary Eldert
Markwell
Centralia
Boone County
Jefferson JJ
Highway 124
Augworth
FIA
Iditeh
A.B. Chance Co
Cape Girardeau, Mo
M. Be, Leung Lumber Co
City Sanitation Co
Lumber Company
Mabel Sue
Delicious Barnes
Jeanetta Nunnlley
Joyce Cook
Liza Kyles
Mrs Della Schupbach Found Dead in New London
Mrs Della Hazel Schupbach 7? was found dead at her home in New London at 2 00 am by her brother Butler Beshears. She had been treated for a heart condition and is believed to have died of a heart attack. Funeral services are set for 2 00 pm Sunday at Waters funeral chapel with Rev. Wall officiating. Burial will be in Vandalia cemetery. Surviving are two brothers Butler and Jack and two sisters Velma Griggs and Eulsh Featherston.
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Della Hazel Schupbach
New London
Schupbach
Butler Beshears
Ambrose
Myra Butler Schupbach
Arch Schupbach
Butler
Jack
Vandalia
Velma Griggs
Hannibal
Eulsh Featherston
Waters
Wall
New London Baptist Church
Vandalia Cemetery
Six Killed In Sweet Springs Crash
Six young men died and a young woman was critically injured when a Volkswagen bus collided with a parked tractor-trailer on Interstate 70 east of Sweet Springs Missouri. The dead appeared aged 18 to 24. the injured girl, about 18, was taken to Community Hospital in critical condition. The truck driver Ronald Edward Childress of Memphis Tennessee had minor facial lacerations. Vehicle occupants William Albert Hopson of Macomb Illinois was unharmed. The truck rested on the shoulder to allow the driver to rest. The bus at 54 to 60 mph slid off, striking the parked truck. Victims were described as hippie style dress. origins possibly California Texas Maine Vermont.
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Sweet Springs
Ronald Edward Childress
Memphis
California
Texas
Maine
Vermont
Dorothy Moves West Carri Anne Van Cleave Born in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Robert Van Cleave of Kansas City welcomed daughter Carri Anne born at 2 47 pm yesterday weighing six pounds five ounces The infant is the child of the Van Cleaves with Dorothy moving westward and travel from the Caribbean noted in the report The scene mentions relatives Imra Van Cleave and the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs A H Van Cleave The source mixes several fragments including Tropical Storm Dorothy and Mary Lou Spangler references
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Henrietta Hulen
Roberta Withers
Mexico
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Sturgeon
Archie Shikles
Wellsville
Ivyl G. Gheer
Davenport
Paul Dobbs
Martinsburg
Montgomery City
Machow
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Richard Chitwood
Chester Burdick
Adella Throckmorton
Donald Coates
Kathryn Redhouse
William Roy Maddox
Florence Jensen
George Allen
Ernest Yardley
J.D. Montague
Columbia
Harry Shocklee
Vester Gilbert
Howard Harrington
Debbie McCurdy
Harold Swensen
Middletown
John Riesberg
George Campbell
Holliday
Merle Leake
Fort James
Calif
Harold Overstreet
St. Charles
Clara Weareves Skoweien
Teddy J. Weldy
Lilian Welch
Metcale Conse
Vandalia
John Buchanan
Rober Starr
Chester Armstrong
Par
Carri Anne van Cleave
Robert van Cleave
Kansas City
Carri Anne
Imra
van Cleave
Miami
Mary Lou Spangler
Daugh
Tar
Max Spang
Martinique
Dorothy
He van Cleaves
Caribbean
A. H
Iinican Republic
Passenger Denies Threat After Plane Delay
A Pittsburgh man previously injured in Columbia tells a stewardess a dangerous package contains dynamite during a flight. FBI agents arrest him after an unscheduled landing at Greater Pittsburgh Airport. He is in custody and resting at Audrain Hospital.
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Harry Lindsey
Thompson
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Boone County
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Yecover
FBI
Niarchos Denies Fatal Injuries To Wife Amid Inquiry
ATHENS AP Greek shipping tycoon Stavros Niarchos disputed a prosecutor's claim he fatally injured wife Eugenia last May 4. He said witnesses agree and noted a coroner found barbiturate overdose with bruises from revived efforts. Niarchos faces possible trial. ban on leaving Greece was lifted last July.
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sut-Mer
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London
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Greece
Nursing Home Operators Meet Here
Operators of 21 licensed practical and domiciliary care homes in 15 communities attended a Thursday meeting at St. Matthew's parish hall. The session, sponsored by local couples, focused on enforcing Missouri Nursing Home Licensure Law, fair tax funding for aged care, equalizing state institution fees, and creating a full time field representative for care facilities.
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St. Matthew's Parish Hall
Thomas Coldwell
Darrell Phillips
Missouri
Edith Hillis
Kirkwood
Peter Hartman
Hannibal
Missouri Nursing Home Association
J. W. Jolley
Clinton
Senior Citizens Home
Cuba
Maryridge Home
St. Louis
Lafayette Manor
Lexington
Wright Nursing Home
St. Joseph
Phillips Nursing Home
Moberly
Sevbel Retirement
Union
Beth Haven
Life Sisters of the Poor
Scott Nursing
Mabenly
White Oaks
Jonesburg
Coldwell
Mexico
Nodaway
Maryville
Sarah Frances
Landmark Homes and Localities Listed in Briefs
A compact list names Bridgeton Riverview Manor Ste Genevieve The Phillips Home Mexico Chastains of Marceline Mar seeline Colonial Rest Home St Charles The Phillips Home Payette Villa de Silva Mober y Jolly Domiciliary Home Clinton.
Rural electric cooperative annual meeting remarks endorsed
CEC Board member Holliday Missouri spoke for sound judgement and low cost service while William Audley promised fair decisions for all. Featured speaker David A. Hamil, national administrator of the REA, described program beginnings and growth and lauded women for driving rapid rural electric adoption.
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Holliday
William Audley
David A. Hamil
REA
California tax defeat reshapes looming election battlefield
The long California legislature ended with Governor Reagan losing his 1 billion tax reform bill and welfare plan. Reagan trails challenger Jess Unruh as Democrats gain leverage, eyeing tax as a campaign weapon while Republicans vow to fight back.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Jess Unruh
Iac
Hamil
Ileal
4-H Baby Beef Sale Prompts Welfare Reform Debate
A 4-H baby beef sale item listed as a Bank of Mexico sale item was readied for a First National Bank event but rejected by the Senate on a 17 to 12 vote. The measure would raise the state sales tax to six cents and provide property tax relief while aiming to cut welfare aid across the board next year. The sale item involved the Charolais cattle sold by Tommy Spurling at the event.
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Tommy Spurling
Senate
Bank of Mexico
Reagan
Havig
Young Robbers Kept Family Captive
AP reports two robbers held a family in their Wal l ops Island home while five passengers prepared for a one way trip aboard a small rocket toy mission. The Gipson launch was delayed from Wednesday to Friday and then pushed to next Tuesday at the earliest.
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Wallops Island
Kansas City
Shir
Gipson
Mit
Pnart
Two youths tied up family after Gipson holdup
Mrs Gipson said the two suspects were 18 or 19 and believed to have participated in a nearby food store robbery. When Gipson's husband rushed home, the pair bound everyone in the house and fled in Gipson's car.
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