Loss of Pressure Killed Spacemen
Western Communist sources report a fatal loss of cabin pressure in the Soyuz IT spacecraft after a small hole formed during separation from the orbital module. The depressurization and oxygen loss allegedly caused embolisms and death for cosmonauts Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev during their 24 day mission aboard Salute. The three ashes were entombed in the Kremlin wall as relatives mourned.
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Mowcow
Orbiting Laboratory
Soyuz
Georgy Dobrovolsky
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Kremlin
Street Work and Playground Costume Winners Named
Crews will repair North Kentucky Rd from Sherwood to Curtis due to prior weather damage. Fairground Ave Lakeview area and nearby streets were sealed this week, with Western patch work starting and planned next week from Boulevard to Hazel St. At McMillan Playground Costume Day, 33 entrants dressed as cowboys and Indians. Laura Piper and David Craghead tied for most original in pre school. Carmen Werner, Andrea Stevens, and Patty Munford won top grades in primary groups while Mindy Marshall won the grade 4 and over Funniest title with Sharon Galida Most Original and Patty Galida Prettiest. Kathy Craghead oversees the playground. William Martin of Rush Hill, Route 2, was admitted to Boone County Hospital for about 10 days.
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North
Kentucky Rd
Sherwood Rd
Curtis St
Gilbert Patrick
Patrick
Fairground Ave
Lakeview Rd
Lakeview Park
Wonneman Circle
Marine Dr
Tripoli St
Boulevard
Hazel
Hazel St
McMillan Playground
Laura Piper
David Craghead
Carmen Werner
Andrea Stevens
Patty Munford
Mindy Marshall
Sharon Galida
Patty Galida
Kathy Craghead
William Martin
Rush Hill
Route 2
Boone County Hospital
Correction: Bud 12-pack ad misquoted price
Correction note indicates an ad error: Bud 12-pack price listed as 2.25 but should read Bud 1%pack for 2.55. The correction clarifies the intended price and product size.
Hijackers Force Jetliner to Lima Then Rio Run
An American man and a Guatemalan woman hijacked a Mexico City to Lima flight with a suitcase said to hold explosives. They demanded ransom and flew on to Rio de Janeiro after taking off again before dawn.
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Associated Press
Lima
Peru
Mexico
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
World's Biggest Pearl Button Collection in Iowa
Muscatine, Iowa AP report profiles Richard Massey who owns a massive pearl button stock, warehouse, and driveway pavement created from buttons. He bought out Automatic Button Co and Hawkeye Button Co, inventories over 4,000 sizes and colors, and hopes pearl buttons regain value.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Richard Massey
Massey
United States
Japan
Automatic Button Co
Hawkeye Button Co
Mississippi
Europe
Novelist Ford Murder Trial Nears End
Humboldt Tenn AP lawyers for novelist Jesse Hill Ford have rested their case after failing to admit testimony on threats to Ford and his family. Final arguments were set for today as Ford, 42, faces murder charges for allegedly shooting George Doaks Jr., 21, in a car on Ford’s estate driveway last November. Ford testified he could not identify anyone in the car until Doaks’ female companion exited. Doaks’ companion Alie B. Andrews, 16, testified as the state's star witness that Doaks was lost on the estate.
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Ford
Charles
Circuit
Richard Jerman
Tennessee Supreme Court
Jerman
Doaks
Alie B. Andrews
Wright Funeral Held at 1 P.M. Today
Funeral services for Horace Wright, who died in Kansas City, were held at 1 p.m. today at Precht-Pickering funeral home with the Rev. Weldon Foreman officiating. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery. Grandsons Kenny Oliver, Bob Oliver, Bill Smith, Gene Smith, Walter Duckworth, and Charles Stone served as pallbearers. Wright was twice married, to Ida Pearl Newton and Mary Sanders, who died in 1970, with three surviving stepchildren listed.
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Horace Wright
Kansas City
Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
Weldon Foreman
Hopewell Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Kenny Oliver
Bob Oliver
Centralia
Bill Smith
Gene Smith
Walter Duckworth
Mexico
Charles Stone
Fulton
Wright
Ida Pearl Newton
Mary Sanders
Bertha Bledsoe
Los Angeles
Calif
Mildred Hill
Tulsa
Okla
Alfred Sanders
Niekamp Rites Saturday Morning
Funeral services for Charles Joseph Niekamp were held this morning at St. Brendan's Catholic Church with Rev. Gilbert Hayden in charge. Interment followed at St. Brendan's Cemetery. Pallbearers included William Beamer Harold Quinlan Jim Quinlan George Ray Harold Zeigler and Glen Allen.
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Charles Joseph Niekamp
St. Brendan's Catholic Church
Gilbert Hayden
St. Brendan's Cemetery
William Beamer
Harold Quinlan
Jim Quinlan
George Ray
Harold Zeigler
Glen All
Kleinschmidt Rites Sunday at 2 PM
Last rites for Mrs. Sybal Kleinschmidt who died at the Coldwell Nursing Home will be held at 2 p m Sunday at the Arnold funeral home Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery Music will be performed by Mrs John W Will Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p m tonight
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Sybal Kleinschmidt
Coldwell Nursing Home
Arnold Funeral Home
Elmwood Cemetery
John W. Will
Funeral services for Raymond E. Cox on Monday at 2 p.m.
Raymond E. Cox, a Rowena farmer and former state senator, will be buried in the Elmwood family mausoleum. The Rev. John Foster of Centralia will officiate at Arnold Funeral Home, with visiting hours Saturday from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
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Raymond E. Cox
Farmer
Rowena
Arnold Funeral Home
Elmwood Cemetery
John Foster
Centralia
FDA hunts for 6444 tons of Bon Vivant vichyssoise
The FDA pursues a nationwide recall of 6,444 tons of Bon Vivant vichyssoise amid suspected botulism contamination after four Philadelphia area relatives were hospitalized and a Bedford New York man died with his wife paralyzed after eating the product.
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Food and Drug Administration
Philadelphia
FDA
Bedford
N.Y
Weather and river levels report with extended Missouri outlook
Official 7:00 a.m readings show last 24 hours high 80 and low unspecified. July precipitation month to date 0.00 inches, year to date 14.23 inches. normal to date 23.09 inches. Forecast calls for little rain Monday to Wednesday, cooler with lows in the 60s and highs in the 70s to 80s. River stages: Kansas City 12.6, Jefferson City 12.6, St. Louis 86, Cape Girardeau 15.8 with small changes.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Cape Girardeau
Births and admissions listed at Audrain Medical Center
Audrain Medical Center officials report admissions including Mrs Wilma Baker Mrs Ruth Fuller and others from Mexico Vandalia Santa Fe Paris Mansfield Ohio Auxvasse Laddonia Centralia Troy Wellsville and more. Born to Mr and Mrs Richard Cuno Rush Hill a daughter Friday at 11 21 a.m. weighing seven pounds five ounces. Kaiser Refractories employee Mr Cuno. Discharged list includes Mrs Don Davis Mrs Wayne Cornelison James Admire and others.
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Audrain Medical Center
Wilma J. Baker
Raymond £. Campbell
Ruth A. Fuller
Mexico
Frank Palmer
David L. Cummins
Vandalia
Burl Willingham
Santa Fe
Donna Crigler
Paris
Mary Stevens
Mansfield
Ohio
Nancy J. Collet
Auxvasse
Mary Ellen Smoot
Laddonia
Basil A. Younger
Centralia
Jane M. Brams
Troy
Mich
Terry P. Baugh
Wellsville
Richard Cuno
Rush Hill
Cuno
Kaiser Refractories
Jories
Don Davis
Wayne Cornelison
James Admire
John McDonald
Jarod Davis
Henry Staehle
James Musgrove
James P. Jennings
Paul Purvis
Robert Jett
Daily Record notices and police events in Vandalia area
Obituaries list James Todisman High Hill Otto Buck Mrs Paul Wind sor Mrs George Barnes Centralia Pid Chantell Jones Van ali Mrs Logan Webb Paris Mrs Geroge Baker and son Hallsville Mrs Lydia Sievert Wellsville Alfred Hinton Martinsburg Robert Rose Mrs Katie Garnett Laddonia. Died Mrs John Bonsall Mexico yesterday 3 15 pm wee John R Bonsall Mrs Lloyd Crigier 39 William C Cothage 91. Fire call a trash fire behind Sears Roebuck 122 W Jackson St last night extinguished 10 55 m damage to back door. Police report five switch lamps stolen from GM&O lines valued 42.50 each. Band at Plunkett Park shell loud. 15 people present. area cleared. Car crash N Jefferson and Allison Sts. Ann Turnage 800 Park St Graydon McFarland 902 N Kentucky Rd. damaged. Highway Patrol summons for Robert Hopkins Vandalia 43 for passing at Route 54 Benton City road. Truck 54 Route A left turn. none injured. Marriage licenses Carson Ferrell Taylor Christian. Magistrate Court various charges including leaving scene driving while license suspended DWI and intoxicated possession fines and jail.
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James Todisman
High Hill
Otto Buck
Paul Windsor
George Barnes
Centralia
Pid Chantell Jones
Vanali
Logan Webb
Paris
Geroge Baker and Son
Hallsville
Lydia Sievert
Wellsville
Alfred Hinton
Martinsburg
Robert Rose
Katie Garnett
Laddonia
John
Dick) Bonsall
Mexico
Gm&o Railroad
Gm&c
Plunkett Park
Ann Turnage
Park St
Graydon
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Jim” Hoffman
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