Weather and civic notices from Missouri daily record
Official readings show 24 hour high and low, June precipitation totals, river and lake stages across Kansas City, St. Louis, and Missouri counties. Local hospital and police reports list admissions, dismissals, deaths, and numerous traffic incidents, with court actions and livestock market notes.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
St.Louis
Cape Girardeau
Selective Strikes Planned Against Three Railroads
The United Transportation Union says it will begin selective strikes in two weeks against Union Pacific, Southern Railway, and Chicago and North Western Railway Co. at 6 am July 16 to press for a new national contract covering wages and working conditions. A Washington appeals court ruled such walkouts legal under the Railway Labor Act.
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Cleveland
Fort Gateway Guide Upgrades to Daily newspaper
Waynesville Missouri AP The Fort Gateway Guide becomes a daily newspaper for the first time joining a history of weeklies and a tri weekly edition. Published by Sowers Publications Inc in a new offset printing plant at St Robert near Ft Leonard Wood. publishers are Thomas and James R Sowers sons of Edward Sowers of Rolla Daily News.
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Waynesville, Mo
Fort Gateway
Guide
Sowers Publications Inc
St. Robert
Ft. Leonard Wood
Thomas 5
James R. Sowers
Edward Sowers
Rolla Daily News
Miss Spradlin Appears at Tebbetts Picnic Dance
Miss Susan Spradlin of the Kingdom of Callaway will appear at the Tebbetts community picnic on Saturday at City Park starting 5 p m. Sponsored by Auxvasse Jaycees she will perform a dance routine tied to the Missy Missouri Pageant in Mexico on July 22 23 and 24.
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Susan Spradlin
Kingdom of Callaway
Tebbetts
Jaycees of
Auxvasse
Spradlin
Mexico
Viet Nam War Truce Hopes Lift Dow in Rally
Stocks rose for third straight day on news of a Viet Cong proposal linked to prisoner releases and U S withdrawal. Dow Jones noon average advanced 2.70 to 893.84 as airlines rails chemicals utilities electronics aircrafts steels and motors mostly rose while volume remained moderate.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
U.S
Viet Nam
Nixon
Mrs Fannie Welch Dies At 78 In Missouri
Mrs Fannie Gertrude Welch 78 of Hallaville died Wednesday evening at Boone County Nursing Home Columbia where she had lived since 1970 She was born October 31 1892 in Hallsville daughter of Frank and Ollie Turner She was married to Francis Welch who died in 1960 Survived by a sister Mrs Tom Chandler Cen tralia two brothers B F Turner Hallsville and Victor Turner Hallsville and several nieces and nephews Preceded in death by two daughters a son two brothers and a sister Member of Friendship Christian Church Hallsville Funeral services set for Saturday at 1 pm Meadow and Son Funeral Chapel Centralia Rev Robert Hodkins officiating Friends may call after 2 pm Friday until service time.
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Centralia
Fannie Gertrude Welch
Hallaville
Boone County
Columbia
Welch
Halleville
Frank
Ollie Bratton Turner
Francis Welch
Tom Chandler
B. F. Turner
Hallsville
Victor Turner
Nerces
Motive Sought in Colombo Shooting
New York AP report says police pursue motive for the shooting of Mafia leader Joseph Colombo Sr. Colombo was hit three times in the head and neck as he prepared to lead a large Italian American civil rights rally. Police question Jerome Johnson 24, who shot Colombo and was killed moments later. Officials say no link to militant black groups found.
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New York
Joseph A. Colombo Sr
Colombo
Jerome A. Johnson
Albert Seedman
Johnson
Garrison Bribery Case Ties City to Pinball Graft
New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison and two officers were arrested on federal charges alleging they took up to 1500 dollars monthly to shield illegal pinball machine gambling. Attorney General John N. Mitchell announced warrants accusing bribery illegal gambling and obstruction, part of a year-long Justice Department strike force investigation.
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Washington
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
John N. Mitchell
Garrison
Clay Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Mitchell
Justice Department
Organized Crime Strike Force
Black Lord Constantine Dies in London
Lord Constantine, the West Indian cricket star who became the first black man in Britain's House of Lords, died today in London at age 69 from a heart attack.
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London
Lord Constanting
Britain
House of Lords
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Mrs Katherine Reid Day Dies Rites on Friday
Mrs. Katherine Reid Day, 91, of Miami, formerly Montgomery City, died at Boone County Hospital in Columbia. Born January 3, 1880, she left Missouri 40 years ago for Florida and returned last year. She was a Adventist Church member. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Friday Schlanker Funeral Home Montgomery City, burial Montgomery City Cemetery. Visitation 7-9 p.m. Thursday.
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Montgomery City
Katherine Reid Day
Miami
Fla
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
St. Peters
William T
Laura Ann Love Reid
Missouri
Joe
Mattie) Bernard
Sedalia
Catherine Smith
Arlington
Britt Bernard
California
Earl Tole
Fulton
Nora Lander
Virginia Fry
Carman
Oscar O. Day
Day
Seventh Day Adventist Church of
Schlanker Funeral Home
Robert Hoehn
Robert F. Seymour Dies at 72 in Sturgeon
Robert Fisher Seymour 72 of Sturgeon died at Audrain Medical Center. Funeral at 3 p.m. Saturday at Meador and Son Funeral Home, burial in Mt Horeh Cemetery. Survived by wife Edna Lillian Richards Seymour, two sons Joe and Sidney, daughter Betty Roberts, two brothers, seven grandchildren. He retired from farming in 1962 and was a United Methodist member.
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Centralia
Robert Fisher Seymour
Sturgeon
Seymour
Howard County
Robert Ruel
Nettie Ann Fisher Seymour
Edna Lillian Richards
Joe Seymour
Huntsville
Sidney Seymour
Floyd
Betty) Roberts
Tom
Ear
Moberly
Beauchamp Family Mourns Gerling Death in Jeff City
Lewis Theodore Gerling 70 of New Bloomfield dies in St. Marys Jefferson City hospital. Funeral at 10 a m tomorrow at St Peters Cathedral Jefferson City. Survived by wife nine other children 37 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Body at Claypool funeral home New Bloomfield after 7 p m tonight.
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Lewis Theodore Gerling
New Bloomfield
Francis Beauchamp
Mexico
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Jefferson City
Gerling
St. Mary’s Hospital
Beauchamp
Plunkett Park To Hold Contests This Friday
Betty Fuemmeler playground supervisor says Plunkett Park will host activities for children with a hula hoop contest and a frisbee throwing contest scheduled for Friday at 1 p.m. at the park.
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Plunkett Park
Betty Fuemmeler
Right Turn Arrows Painted to Ease Western Monroe Traffic
City crews painted a right turn lane on the south side of Western St at Monroe to improve flow from West Plaza Shopping Center and prevent blocking the right lane. Separately, Audrain County jail prisoner Robbie Lawson escaped Saturday and is en route to Jefferson City penitentiary. Boone County authorities seek to return him to Mexico after he faces multiple charges including armed robbery, two kidnappings, felonious assault, and escape.
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Dwight J. Rigsby
Dixon
Marine Dr
John Jay Siebrasse
E. Orange St
Kenneth Zumsteg
Route 1
Rhineland
Phillip Kirkendall
Dean Collins
Moberly
Gary Young
Mexico
Bennie and Clyde's Tavern
Babette Trisler
New Florence
Muldrow St
Rodney Dale Buresh
Route 3
Charles R. Campbell
W. Emmons St
Robert H. Davenport
Benton City
Martha Ann Graves
Kentucky Rd
Mary A. Ingram
Route 4
Centralia
Phoebe Jones
S. Jefferson St
Michael Ray Moore
Maple St
Robbie
Lawson
Western St
Monroe and
Western
Monroe St
West Plaza
Bobbie Lee Lawson
Audrain County
James Littrell
Olivia Graves
Jefferson City
Harold . Snulgrove
Sulgrove
Russell Wilkes
Columbia
Boone County
John Cave
Littrell
Stephens
Callaway County
Cage
Court Volunteers Attend Their 1st Training Session
The first training session for Juvenile Court Volunteers was held Tuesday evening at East Central Missouri Mental Health Center led by clinical psychologist Sheldon Silk. Volunteers will complete eight sessions before aiding juveniles with court involvement, reporting progress and probation violations. 16 are active and more are sought from varied backgrounds.
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East Central Missouri Mental Health Center
Sheldon Silk
Col Aldrin Retires to Lead Aerospace School
Col Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., the second man to walk on the moon, retires from the astronauts corps to become commandant of the Aerospace Research Pilots School at Edwards Air Force Base in California. He has not flown in space since Apollo 11. Aldrin, an Air Force colonel, stepped onto the lunar surface shortly after Neil Armstrong on July 20 1969.
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Houston
Tex
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Astronauts Corps
Aerospace Research Pilots School
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Aldrin
Air Force
Neil Armstrong
McMillan Plans Dress-Up Day At School Playground
Miss Kathy Craghead announces a dress-up day at McMillan Playground with prizes for the prettiest and most original costumes. Judging will cover preschool, grades 1 2 3, and grade 4 plus. Terry Page assists, Mrs James returns home after two weeks hospital stay.
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McMillan’ Playground
Kathy Craghead
Craghead
Terry Page
Hunt Suspect In Robbery and Shoot-Out
Police narrowed the suspect search after a West Side First National Bank robbery left two dead and two wounded in Council Bluffs Iowa. An un named Rock Island man faces robbery and murder charges as officers pursued Scott who hid nearby with hostage Dora Henderson. The heist reportedly moved about $50 000 with all cash thought recovered.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Rock Island, II
Cornell Bluefs
C. E. Moore
Steven F. Scott
Michael McEvoy
William Hombach
First National Bank
Scott
Mra
Dora Henderson
McEvoy
Dan Larsen
Kennedy covert actions in Vietnam timeline spotted
The Times described a 1967 clash over troop buildup requests by General Westmoreland. It notes Kennedy ordered covert warfare against North Vietnam, including South Vietnamese agents trained by the CIA and some American Special Forces, with a sequence leading to later covert actions in 1964 under Johnson.
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Partment
Office of Systems Analysis
William Westmoreland
Vietnam
the Times
Kennedy
North Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
Johnson
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