Curators Reject Expulsion Motion at Missouri University
The University Board of Curators voted down a motion to expel students found guilty in blockading campus offices. President John C. Weaver urged unity, outlined investigations from four campuses, and announced salary increases for select staff. Incidental fees rise and non resident tuition were approved amid a revised 1970-71 budget plan of 126 million dollars.
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Columbia
University Board of Curators
Jesse Hal Ate
Sdhivada
Universi
Weaver
Pleasant R. Smith
Board of Curatons
Pape
Ated Tero
Brady
Weavereer Smith
Dary
Schwada
Hobbs
Manalik
John W. Slereth
the Columbia
John Sam Williamson
Willian H. Billings
Robert G. Brady
Billings
John C. Weaver
Eer
No Clue In Search For Kidnap Girl
A Lansing police search for 16 year old Laurie Murninghan, daughter of a former Lansing mayor, yields no new leads after house to house checks across a third of the city. Police describe the kidnapper as a 20 to 25 year old black male, six feet tall, 170 pounds, with a goatee, last seen in a yellow knit shirt. A $5,000 reward has been posted for her safe return as FBI agents join the effort.
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Lansing
Lansing Co
Id W. Husby
Laurie Marning
Murninghan
Havel
Cera Taves
FBI
Global headlines mix in early AP dispatches from Washington and abroad
AP briefs report on stalled import quote debates in Congress Ways and Means. senators urge action on POW treatment. Bishop Walsh gains freedom. Vatican and Soviet positions inch toward peace plans. U S Korea discuss troop cuts. Northern Ireland braces for unrest. Gulf of Tonkin repatriation tensions mix with Vietnam war coverage.
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Washington
Hanoi
North Vietnam
St Louis population shifts in 1970 census data
St Louis city lost population while surrounding St Louis County gained many residents since 1960. City drop from 750,026 to 608,078. County up from 703,532 to 947,231. East St Louis declined from 81,712 to 68,016. Brentwood University City and Webster Groves also fell. Florissant rose to 67,102.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis County
Census Bureau
Marvin Pstma
East St. Louis
Brentwood
University City
Webster Groves
Florissant
Ledger Navy reunites 1950 classmates from Missouri
The Ledger recalls 1950 graduates Charles Penne and Jim Eyed who joined the Navy after leaving the Ledger. They returned to examine the new Ledger building, while Mike names include Wayne Cleeton Winston Graue and Clay Keyton. Older boys shared stories of service, careers, and family while the article notes plans for a Missouri air port project and a class reunion.
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Navy
Charles 1 Penne
Jim Ey
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A.J. Sul
Cervantes
Ili
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Anl
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Lves
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Simpsons
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Charlie
Cape Girardeau
Hill Equipment Co
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Eldon
Fuzzy) Cauthorn
Mexico
Wayne
Speaker Puts 5 On Airport Committee
JEFFERSON CITY The speaker of the Missouri House named five representatives Friday to serve on a House Senate committee investigating the need for the location of a second major airport in the St. Louis area.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
House-Senate
St. Louis
Ray's Plea On New Trial Set Sept 2
MEMPHIS AP A hearing for a new trial motion for James Earl Ray is set for September 2. District Attorney Phil W Canale will seek dismissal of Rays plea claim that it violated constitutional rights. Ray pleaded guilty in 1968 to the MLK assassination and seeks relief, while a spectrographic bullet analysis request is also considered. Ray currently serves a 99 year sentence.
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Memphis
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Phil W. Canale
Ray
Criminal Court
William H. Williams
Brushy Mountain State Prison
East Tennessee
Williams
King
Bernard Finsterwald Jr
1Ltle
Fin- Jimmy Hite
Sterward
Olan
Simmons’ Stable
Westernsassinations
Washington
Glen Hite
Simmons
St. Louis
Rutherford Is Out Of Medical Center
Leon Rutherford, 44, of 626 Yale St., who suffered burns in an accident at A. P. Green Refractories Company on June 30, was dismissed from the University of Missouri Medical Center. Ruth erford reports he is “getting along just fine” and will report back July 17 for treatment. Richard Henage, 51, of 414 N. Washington St., was more severely injured and remains in the burns unit, progressing satisfactorily.
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Leon Rutherford
Yale St
A. P. Green Refractories Company
University of Missouri Medical Center
Williams Returns To Work At Ward's
Jim Williams, manager of Montgomery Ward store, returned home after surgery in Memphis last month and is now back at the line part time while recuperating.
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Jim Williams
Montgomery Ward
Memphis
Tenn
Pollard Recovering After Car Crash Schedule Readjusted
Clifford Pollard, 40, of 1311 Springdale St., is recuperating at home after a June 12 crash. He will resume bookmobile stops July 13 through July 31 with routes at Grant Stop, Car-1ter Stop, Laddonia, Farber, Vandalia, Ben ton City, Rush Hill, and Branson areas.
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Clifford Pollard
Springdale St
Mexico
University of Missouri
Rush Hilllear
Don
Branson
Centralia
Colidday
Garfield
Thompson
Missouri House forms airport interim committee
Missouri House Speaker James E. Godfrey named Walter L. Meyer chair of the interim committee on airports with St Louis area reps Earl Schler Paul Simon and Pat Troupe also named. Arlie N. Meyer of St. Charles as a member. Senate picks pending. Goal is to explore locating a second major airport in Missouri and clarify city obligations for agreements.
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Souri
St. Louis
Missouri City
John C. Danforth
Walter L. Meyer
D - Bellefountaine
Meyer
House
Earl Schler
Paul J. Simon
James
Pat) Troupe
St. Louis Democrats
Arlie N. Meyer
R-St. Charles
Senate
Weather and hospital notices from Audrain and surrounding Missouri areas
Local weather readings show highs 87 to 95 in Missouri today with clear to partly cloudy conditions in center regions and hot 90s in the days ahead. Audrain Hospital lists admitted and discharged patients including Mrs Mancil L Baker Jr and others, plus births and staff notes.
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Audrain Hospital
Mancil L. Baker Jr
Kenneth E. Garrett
Jo Ella Boles
Lawrence Johnson
Harold Christian
Vera P. Strode
Mexico
Robert Boeger
Middle
Roy Boone
Montgomery Aly
Leroy C. Niemeyer
Bowling Green
J.C. Edwards
Fred Hudson
Centralia
Roseline Williams
Martinsburg
Ralph J. Wood
Allen St
Pete
Wood
General Telephone Co
Thomas Millner
Melinda Kay Potter
Randall E. Brown
James Pine
Mike Davis
Daniel J. Lehenbauer
Ray Ancell
Alfred T. Hicks
Russell Howdeshell
Joseph F. Deimeke
Nellie White
Gary Vines
William Epps
Wilson Hinson
Everette Elam
Laddon
Nine Scout raft journey down Mississippi source report
In Hannibal Missouri nine Explorers begin a 660 mile raft voyage down the Mississippi on a seven ton raft powered by a 25 horsepower motor. The trip frames Mark Twain's birthplace and a curious river voyage undertaken by youth explorers.
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Hannibal
Mississippi River
Tyain
Tom Sarah He
Plore
Pat
Mion
Trenton Probes Second Bridge Bombing in Missouri
Authorities in Glen County and Missouri Highway Patrol investigate a second bridge bombing near Trenton, about five miles north, believed to have occurred around July 4 prior to the July 6 dynamite blast on a Rock Island Railroad span. The steel bridge suffered limited damage and a finger detonator stolen from nearby quarries is cited as a clue.
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Trenton
Glencounty
Highway Patrol
Bicycle theft at Central School leads to police report
Foreman told officers at 12 45 p m Friday his bicycle, a blue 20 BF Goddrich with chrome fettler, was taken from Central School. Walton of Vandalla got a summons for failure to keep vehicle under control after a collision on Liberty Street with Sublette and Berry, both driving in traffic toward Bourne Street.
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Mark Foreman
Central School
Roger’ Allen Subletta
Route 1
Halleville
Sublette
Robert G. Berry
Mexico
Ar’ Es Bourne
Stock Market Over The Counter And Exchange Roundup
Over the counter trading shows A B Chance at 18 bid and 19 asked while Wetterau sits at 17 percent bid and 18 asked. On the New York Stock Exchange Robbie Brooks ends at 9 percent up with 9,000 shares traded as Dresser Industries moves to 25.44 and Interco remains unlisted. Kaiver Aluminum holds 28 percent unchanged with 5,100 shares. Ralston Purina sits at 23 percent up, while Gypsum and Gypsum preferred gain 4 and 27 percent respectively with 4,000 shares traded in the latter.
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Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiver Aluminum
Ralston Purina
Eer Bay US
Miss Missouri Pageant Sparks Mixed Reactions on Diet Talk
Spectators and men react to Miss Missouri pageant coverage with remarks about inspiration and beauty. A spectator urges self belief and an 800 calorie diet plan while men offer varied comments, from surprise to praise of the contestants’ looks.
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Missouri
Heddon Collision Kills Driver on U S 54
Jefferson City AP report: Thomas Coleman 24 of Holts Summit died in a head on crash on U S 54 near Holty Summit Friday night. Funeral arrangements set for Arnold Funeral Home at 2 p.m. with Dr. Frank Park officiating. Kenneth Rueter driver of a tractor trailer collided with Coleman’s car. several others hospitalized.
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Jefferson City
Thomas Coleman
Reujbet
Western Missouri Weather and Tragic Tractor Incident
Western Missouri expected to see showers and thunderstorms in the west with hot highs in the mid to upper 90s and lows near 70s. A farmer died near Unionville Friday night when a tractor flipped, pinning him as the accident occurred near the Martin farm east of Unionville.
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Missouri
Weather Bureau
Unionville, Mo
Unionville
Benan
Joplin
Springfield
Neal Martin
Kirksville
St. Joseph
Dent
West Plains
Martin Farm
Vic- Cape Girardeau
Jim
House Keeps Ban on Compulsory Union Membership in Postal Reform
Washington AP reports the House instructs conferees to retain a ban on compulsory union membership for mailmen in postal reform. The vote was 225 to 159 to reject Senate backed allowance of union shop negotiations where legal by state law.
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House
Washington
Senate
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