Diving Unit Hunts for Body in Lake of the Ozarks Case
Fulton Callaway County Prosecuting Attorney Gene Hamilton confirms a multi agency murder probe in Callaway County. Investigators believe a man was killed, stuffed in a trunk, and dumped near Lick Branch Cove north of Bagnell Dam. Authorities searched the lake for the trunk, with divers and underwater cameras planned to continue.
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Fulton
Callaway County
Gene ,Hamilton
Lake of the Ozarks
Lick Branch Cove
Bagnell Dam
Hamilton
Troop F
Highway Patrol
Marvin Tiemann
Lee's Summit
Tiemann
Springfield
Kingdom Daily News
U.S. Coast Guard
Navy
Neto Upholds Death Sentences For Mercenaries In Angola
Angolan President Agostinho Neto confirmed death sentences for Daniel Gearhart of Maryland and three British mercenaries Cypriot-born Costas Georgiou Col Callan Andrew McKenzie and John Derek Barker after trials on June 28. US President Ford and Queen Elizabeth II urged reconsideration and commutation, while the British Foreign Office offered no immediate comment.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Agostinho Neto
Ford
Elizabeth I
Neto
Queen Elizabeth II
Daniel Gearhart
Kensington Md
Costas Georgiou
Col. Callan
Andrew McKenzie
John Derek Barker
Stolen Cars Recovered In Missouri Counties
Cole County sheriff's officers and Jefferson City police say they recovered more than 30000 dollars worth of cars stolen from South Carolina, Kentucky, Nebraska and Missouri. An investigation began June 19 after a routine traffic stop of a 1969 Corvette revealed the theft. Four cars were recovered in Cole County and two in Callaway County. FBI is investigating with no warrants issued yet.
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Jefferson City
Cole County
South Carolina
Kentucky
Nebraska
Missouri
Callaway County
FBI
Wheeler Demands Bond Apology For 'Crazy' Comment
Kansas City mayor Charles B Wheeler Jr a Democratic Senate hopeful demanded a public apology from Gov Christopher S Bond for calling him crazy in a Star report the governor’s spokesman said was misrepresented Wheeler said the remark was in poor taste Morgan journalist Morgan stood by the quote and Wheeler suggested the governor may be distraught after a GOP setback in Missouri he dismissed the term as too strong even in politics
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
Charles B. Wheeler Jr
Christopher S. Bond
Charlie
Wheeler
U.S. Senate
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kansas City Star
Star
Ray Morgan
Bond
Hershey
Star Report
Topeka
Kan
Morgan
Crazy Charlie
Missouri
Globe- Democrat
Ford
Postal Service raises special delivery and other rates
The Postal Service increases special delivery letters by 45 cents to 1.25, raises money orders to 50 cents, and address correction to 25 cents. Second class rates rise about 2 percent, with smaller daily papers affected by over 25 percent. Bulk third class and book rates change, but first class remains 13 cents and post cards 9 cents.
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Washington
Postal Service Board of Governor
Postal Service
Birch Society Plans School In California
Belmont AP The John Birch Society announces plans to open John Birch University in California in September 1979 with a liberal arts focus plus law, medical, and engineering programs. Col Lawrence E. Bunker named president. board to be National Council heavy. The society cites a worldwide conspiracy theory and statewide search for a site.
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Mass
John Birch Society
United States
California
John F. McManus
John Birch University
McManus
Col
Laurence E. Bunker
Douglas MacArthur
Bunker
New England
Rally For God, Family and Country
New School
Birch Society
National Council
The
United Nations
Sinatra to wed Barbara Marx at Annenberg estate
Frank Sinatra and Barbara Marx plan a Sunday wedding at Walter Annenberg's desert estate in Rancho Mirage near Palm Springs. About 130 friends are invited. dinner will follow at Sinatra's compound nearby as the Annenbergs travel from Philadelphia and Washington for royal events.
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Riverside
Calif
Frank Sinatra
Barbara Marx
Walter Annenberg
Great Britain
Riverside Press-Enterprise
Annenberg
Rancho Mirage
Palm Springs
Sinatra
Press- Enterprise
Queen Elizabeth II of
Prince Philip
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Vicki's Trend-Letter window sign notes birth of Kyle Minor
A handlettered sign in the window at 510 N Jefferson proclaims news of Kyle Adrian Minor born at 1 40 a m yesterday to Mr and Mrs Michael J Minor. The window reflects a car parked in front of the shop run by Vicki's Trend Letter beauty shop.
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Vicki
N. Jefferson
Kyle Adrian Minor
Michael J. Minor
President Ford Meets Olympians Before Montreal Games
President Ford deplores mixing politics with sports as he bids farewell to U S Olympians bound for the Montreal Summer Games. He visits SUNY Plattsburgh to meet athletes, observes workouts, and comments on Taiwan participation amid Canada’s China policy.
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Ford
U.S
Plattsburgh
N.Y
State University of New York
Canada
Taiwan
China
Peoples Republic of China
Newport R.1
Betty
Queen Elizabeth II
Britannia
Nelson Rockefeller
Henry Kissinger
Commerce
Elliot Richardson
Susan Ford
Amy Carter Defends Simple Plains Lemonade Stand
Eight year old Amy Carter says she does not engage in unfair sales practices with journalists. She defended her lemonade and sandwich sales in a hand-written statement. Her father Jim Carter commented that even 50 cents is too much, though he was overheard urging Amy to charge 20 cents a cup for lemonade due to reporters on expense accounts.
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Carter
Plains
Amy
Mrs Bond hosts coffee amid re election bid
Mrs Carolyn Bond wife of Governor Kit Bond attends a Wednesday afternoon coffee at Mrs Donald Daut home in Audrain County. Organizer Mrs Connie Pickering says several area women were invited to meet Mrs Bond campaigning for Governor’s re election. The Daut residence is near Orchard Heights on Cunningham Road south of Mexico.
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Carolyn Bond
Christopher
Bond
Donald Daut
Connie Pickering
Audrain County
Pickering
Daut
Orchard Heights
Cunningham Road
Mexico
Viking 1 Shifts Orbit in Mars Landing Search
Viking 1 has adjusted its orbit above Mars for the third time while seeking a safe landing site. Radar data favor a West Northwest area as smoother than Northwest, potential July 20 landing if approved, with July 22 if obstacles appear.
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Pasadena
Calif
Viking 1
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Northwest
Frank Bristow
Viking Project
Bristow
Viking
Weather and Public Safety Briefs From Ledgerland Area
Forecasts call for clear warm humid conditions tonight with 70s by dawn and mid 90s for Sunday. Missouri sees hot sun with 90s. extended outlook through Wednesday shows a chance of showers. Local admissions list several names. public safety notes two minor vehicle accidents with minor damage and summonses for failure to keep a proper lookout.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Four injured in Montgomery County pickup rollover
Highway Patrol reported four people suffered minor injuries when a pickup overturned on Route 1 in Montgomery County, 1.1 miles south of Mineola at 3:50 p.m. The driver, Donald R. Newberry, 16, of St. Louis, lost control on a curve. Also involved were Denver Lewis, 18. Tony Wells, 15. Sam Lackman, 15. and Terry Hammock, 17, all advised to seek treatment. Two cars in a separate crash south of Interstate 70 on a gravel road three miles south of I 70 had no injuries and no summons. Magistrate Court cases followed.
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Route
Montgomery County
Mineola
Donald R. Newberry
St. Louis
Denver Lewis
Hermann
Tony E. Wells
Sam Lackman
Rhineland
Terry W. Hammock
Berger
Wayne H. Cole
High Hill
Barbara J. Kessels
Jonesburg
Girl for Williams Born at Audrain Medical Center
A daughter weighing six pounds fifteen ounces was born Friday at 8 56 p.m. to Mr Williams and Mrs Williams of Bellflower at Audrain Medical Center. The baby’s birth adds to the Williams family with the father described as a farmer.
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Billy W. Williams
Bellflower
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Williams
Myers Name Son At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Randy W Myers of Centralia announce the birth of a son weighing seven pounds two ounces born Friday at 5 59 p m at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Myers is employed by the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
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Randy W. Myers
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Myers
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Queen's Visit Tops Tall Ships For Newport
Newport Rhode Island braced for Queen Elizabeth II, President Ford and dignitaries with tight traffic plans, White House and British Embassy advance teams, and joint Secret Service security checks. City officials and Mayor Donnelly voiced pride as preparations intensified nationwide.
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R.I
Elizabeth II
Ford
White House
George Washington
Newport Daily News
England
Humphrey J. Donnelly Til
Crosier Rites This Afternoon
Funeral services for Ernest Crosier age 91 of Mexico held at two this afternoon at Arnold Funeral Home with Dale Sumpter officiating. Jim Hodgins and Betty Donahue sang as pallbearers included Roy Whanger Ron Whanger Jim Hodgkins Robert Murta C K Winn and Jim Braley. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Ernest Crosier
Mexico
Arnold Funeral Home
Dale Sumpter
Jefferson Street Church
Over the Counter and NYSE Stock Quotes Summary
Commerce Banc shares 21 percent bid 22 percent asked Mercantile Bank Corp 27 percent bid 28 percent asked Wetterau 175 percent bid 18 percent asked Robbie Brooks 4 percent Chromalloy 14 percent Combustion Engineering 47 percent Dresser Industries 44 percent Emerson Electric 38 percent Interco 4234 Kaiser Aluminum 37 percent Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 38 percent Ralston Purina 52 percent U S Gypsum common 24 percent U S Gypsum preferred 26 percent Walmart 13 percent Dow Jones closed at 1003 11.
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Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Chromalloy
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
U.S. Gypsum
U.S
Miss Missouri Pageant Awards Prizes and Parade
Thirty four contestants took part in a downtown parade at 10 30 with Miss Missouri 1975 Rebecca Rives. Entertainment was provided by the USO Troupe and School of the Ozarks Jazz Ensemble directed by Leon Bradley. Prizes include $100 for Miss Missouri and $50 for other contestants plus a trip to Atlantic City for the 1976 Miss America Pageant and a trip to Walt Disney World in Orlando along with a wardrobe modeling lessons trophy and crown.
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Miss Missouri
Atlantic City
Walt Disney: World
Orlando
Fla
Mexico
Rebecca Rives
USO
School of the Ozarks
Leon Bradley
Neuser Services: Funeral for George A Neuser
Funeral services for George A Neuser aged 74 of 7235 Clark were held this morning at St. Brendan's Catholic Church with Rev. Arthur Mersinger officiating. Organist was Mrs. Frank Greiner. Pallbearers were Steve Neuser Randy Neuser Roger Fricke Carl William Everlein Floyd Neuser and Paul Neuser. Burial followed at St. Brendan's Cemetery. Arnold Friers Home handled arrangements.
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George A. Neuser
Clark
St. Brendan's Catholic Church
Arthur Mersinger
Frank Greiner
Steve Neuser
Randy Neuser
Roger Fricke
Carl William Everlein
Floyd Neuser
Paul Neuser
St. Brendan's Cemetery
Arnold Friers
Democrats Plan TV Spot Drive For Convention Support
New York AP report says the Democratic National Committee will run eight television ads during the upcoming convention week urging small contributions. Ads feature party chair Robert S. Strauss and target a Democratic audience with a $120,000 spend. The DNC aims to raise $10 million for the campaign and outlines allocations for voter registration, get-out-the-vote, and campaign training efforts.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
S. Lee Kling
Kling
Robert S. Strauss
Iity
DNC
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