Weather Summary and Local Police Reports From Missouri
Local 7:00 a.m. readings show mild 66 F, high 90s in Missouri, with showers possible Wednesday. Kansas City to St Louis river stages listed. hospital reports add numerous admissions and a long police docket detailing accidents, summonses, and court actions across multiple towns.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Cape Girardeau
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Peddler Ordinance Tabled By Columbia City Council
The Columbia city council tabled a Green River ordinance designed to restrict door-to-door peddling, delaying a final decision on the measure.
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Columbia Columbia
Green River
Columbia City
Robbery at Ramada Inn in Cape Girardeau
Police report an armed robber stole about $1,000 early today from the Ramada Inn in Cape Girardeau Missouri.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Ramada Inn
Cape Girardeau
Militant Protestants disrupt Canterbury cathedral Mass
In Canterbury England Protestant militants disrupted a Pontifical Mass at Canterbury Cathedral shrine of the Church of England. Police removed demonstrators after chants of No popery and insults to Rome as Catholic officials and 12 000 Catholics attended the ecumenical service. The Mass marked the 1800th anniversary of the murder in the cathedral and was led by Dean Ian Hugh White Thomson who defended the gesture.
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Canterbury
England
Church of England
Jan Paisley
Northern
Catholic Arch
Southwark
Church of
Rome
Ian Hugh White-Thomson
Canterbury Cathedral
Ian Paisley
Northern Ireland
Jesus
Thomas Becket
Wrights Recover After Bean Plant Blast Tragedy
Henry Wright aged 42 of 403 BE Bolivar Sr suffered burns over 80 percent of his body in the MFA soy bean processing plant explosion on June 18. He is listed in satisfactory condition at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia, room 527 West. Howard Knipfel, 32 of Centralia, also injured in the blast, is reported in satisfactory condition at Audain Hospital.
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Henry Wright
Be.bolivar Sr
MFA
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Wright
Howard Knipfel
Centralia
Audeain Hospital
O'Brien to Reply to Nixon Agnew on Equal Time
Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien will air an equal time rebuttal to President Nixon's economy statement. CBS granted 25 minutes as other networks provided Democrats time the week after Nixon's address. The broadcast will juxtapose Nixon and Agnew speeches with Democratic views on the opposing ground.
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O'Brien
Nixon Agnew
Washington
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Nixon
CBS
Spiro T. Agnew
Carrie Knight Rites Set In St Louis After Illness
Mrs Carrie Knight 76 died Sunday at Audrain Hospital after illness at home. Funeral services will be at 7 p m Thursday in St Louis at Second Baptist Church with burial Friday in Greenwood Cemetery. Rev C B Moore to preside. viewing after 7 p m tomorrow at Precht Pickering Funeral Home Mexico Missouri. Time of services moved from Wednesday night.
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Carrie ‘Knight
St. Louis
Carrie Knight
Audrain Hospital
Precht- Pickering Funeral Home
Mexico
Second Baptist Church
Greenwood
C.B. Moore
Birth Control Law Held Unconstitutional in Boston Circuit Ruling
The U S Court of Appeals found Massachusetts birth control statute unconstitutional for conflicting with fundamental rights and beyond state power. It ordered release of William R Baird, jailed for violating the law, which allowed physicians to advise only married persons. The decision said the health justification would be arbitrary and discriminatory due to the unmarried exclusion. Henderson services set for Wednesday at Second Baptist Church with Rev J C Peay Jr officiating. she died Sunday at Audrain Hospital aged 67. visitation tonight 7 to 8 and tomorrow noon to service time at Green Funeral Home.
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Leslie A. Nettbrough
Breskeuringe St
Bastheim, St
Janice McBride
James R. Boulward
Charles William Shearers
Vandalia
Garlene Ladélle Crowdis
Bobby
Joe Cobb
Robert. Riley Haynes
David Bear Til
Kenneth D. Hoover
Charles Lamothe Tindall
Robert Barton Iman
James Edward Watkins
Ralph E. Glascock
George T. Lipscomb Jr
Wellsville
Herbert Lee
Brewer
Jerrod L. Gipson
Thomas Roger Dill
Lester A. Fischer
Edwards, Seigfreid
Rumge
Betty L. Fischer
Samuel Edward
Helm Charg
Albert Junior Mitchell
Gary Lane Miles
Hudson
iState Highway Commission
Black
Wendell Lee Wright
Bonita Sue Miller
Stephen Dudley Miler
Win Sieaung
Dennis Hugh Huddleston
Magistrate Court
Gary Lee Tattershall
W. W. van Matre
Billy Carol Weatherman Jr
W. W. van Ma Ne
Aly Anda Amy Wvewesy
Chester R. Lie
Allen
Sam Oliver
Istate
Ed Bevel
Carl Bradley
Julia Anna Garrison
Richard
Alvin Beamer
Grover “Robert
Faye Lipp
Garrison
Arnold
James Smithey
Elmwood
Mary Alice Smithey
Tory
Boston
U.S. Circuit Court‘of Appeals
Massachusetts
William R. Baird
Fifth generation for Mrs Tucker today
Mrs Ben Tucker, at the Allen Nursing Home in Mexico, celebrates her 93rd birthday today and yesterday became a great great grandmother. Katy Sue Wass was born to Mr Larry Wass and Mrs. Wass of Wenatchee Washington, daughter of Helen Fenton now of Neoshio, and Rita Sue Fenton. Maternal grandparents are Gladdon Kettery and paternal grandfather Earl Reid of Omaha.
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Tucker
Ben Tucker
Allen Nursing Home
Mexico
Katy Sue Wass
Larry Wass
Wenatchee
Wash
Wass
Helen Fenton
Neosho
Rita Sue Fenton
Teachers New President Calls For Political Action
Helen Pate Bain of Nashville Tenn English and speech teacher to lead the National Education Association urges intensified political activity by teachers. She calls for professional negotiation laws in all states and adequate school financing and electing Congress supportive of education. Bain emphasizes youth involvement in politics and backing strikes when necessary.
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San Francisco
Helen Bain
National Education Association
NEA
Bain
Helen Pate Bain
Nashville, Tenn
AP Wirephonia
Bankruptcy Strands Kids In Europe
More than 3,000 American students on a World Academy study tour were stranded across Paris Rome Cologne Geneva Vienna Athens and Yugoslavia after the Cincinnati agency organizing the trip filed for bankruptcy. Flights home were being arranged though some faced delays as embassies and consulates coordinated aid and hotel and meal costs.
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Paris
Europe
Cincinnati
Rome
Cologne
Geneva
Vienna
Athens
Yugoslavia
Iine University
Joe, Dixon
Ogden
Utah
Dixon
U.S
The
World Academy
U.S. District Court
Cologne Group
David Hockman
Washington, D.C
Cologne University
Linda Stevenson
Seattle
Wash
Romie
Volunteer Army Bill Introduced by Hatfield
Sen. Mark O. Hatfield introduces a plan based on a presidential commission recommending an all volunteer military by July 1 next year. He argues a six month transition suffices to shift from conscription, noting the Selective Service Act expires in June 1971 and urging action to end perpetual draft.
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Washington
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
Hatfield
Senate
Defense
Thomas S. Gates
Vietnam
Oregon Republican
Long Raw
Miss Missouri 1970 Pageant Schedule Snapshot
A dense schedule outlines pageant events from Wednesday to Sunday including breakfasts, rehearsals, lunches, dinners, preliminary pageants, talent showcases, interviews, gowns, and a coronation. Key venues include MMA, Kiwani Club, Rotary Club, and Methodist Church with sponsors and group divisions noted.
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Gamma Lambda
MMA
Laucheon
A. P Green
Sete
Rotary Club
Monterey
Nu Phi Mu
Methodist Church
Optimist Club
Bob George Oldsmobile
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Audrain County
Americans Gripe About Cars Most, Survey Says
Washington AP reports that the President's Committee on Consumer Interests told a House Appropriations subcommittee that out of 30,522 complaints in a year cars topped the list. Home appliances and food followed, with complaints noting cars that never ran and garages charging high repair estimates.
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Washington
House’ Appropriations
Elizabeth Hanford
Consumer Committee
Miss Hansford
White House
Docking of Prof Highlights May Pay Withheld at MU
A University of Missouri Columbia professor, William Wickersham, says $800 was docked from his June paycheck after he participated in antiwar demonstrations in May. AAUP may investigate, warned by Lloyd Jorgenson. Other professors had pay cuts. curators ordered withholdings for class cancellations in sympathy with peace protests.
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Columbia
University of Missouri- Columbia
American Association of University Professors
William Wickersham
Lloyd
Jorgenson
AAUP
Wickersham
Daryl Hobbs
Board of Curators
Louisiana Official Angrily Denies Indictment
New Orleans AP reports State Atty. Gen. Jack P F Gremillion denounces his second federal indictment as vicious prose. A five count perjury charge accuses him of lying under oath before a grand jury investigating LIAT in 1969. He and four others were previously indicted for fraud and conspiracy tied to the failed Louisiana Loan and Thrift Corp now in bankruptcy.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Jack P.F
Gremillion
Louisiana Loan & Thrift Corp
Jean
Othe
Air Canada crash costs pegged at 20 million
Air Canada officials estimate total claims from the second worst Canadian air crash will exceed 20 million dollars. The settlement plan covers passenger and service demands amid ongoing investigations and regulatory reviews.
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Toronto
Air Canada
Senators Tackle Funding Amid Vietnam Policy Battles
Washington lawmakers move two appropriations bills this week as the Senate tackles space, housing, and veterans funding, while debating the Cooper Church amendment and a repeal of the Tonkin Gulf Resolution. A prolonged war debate looms over military procurement and veto risk. The House schedule remains light with a summer recess in question.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Southeast Asia
House
U.S
Cambodia
Space Program
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Veterans Administration
Agriculture Department
Tonkin Gulf
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vietnam
Indochina
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mrs Buckner Wins Release After Golf Ball Injury
Mrs. Robert H. Buckner of Shawnee Mission Kansas was struck in the temple by a golf ball at Mexico Country Club June 27. She was dismissed Sunday from Boone County Hospital Columbia and is recovering at her parents home, Dr and Mrs Ned Rodes of Mexico.
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Buckner
Robert H. Buckner
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Mexico Country Club
Boonee County Hospital
Columbia
Ned Rodes
Mexico
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