Warrensburg Students Win Appeal
Federal judge rules Central Missouri State College cannot enforce a year probation on three student leaders who helped circulate a petition calling for president Warren C. Lovinger’s resignation. Kenton Askren Lib erty Steve Smith Leeton Craig Cassing Sedalia sought injunctive relief, arguing free speech and petition rights protected by the U.S. Constitution.
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Kansas City
Central
Missouri State College
Warren C. Lovinger
William R. Collinson
U. S
Kenton Askren
Liberty
Steve Smith
Leeton
Craig Cassing
Sedalia
Askren
Lovinger
Student Government Association
Board of Regents
Counterfeit bills surface in Missouri area
Boonville State Bank received about six counterfeit $20 notes as part of a broader Missouri spree. The bills traced to a carnival that toured Montgomery City and Prairie Home before reaching Boonville, amid earlier seizures of hundreds of counterfeit notes in St. Louis and Kansas City. A suspect was arrested in Kansas City after allegedly passing a bad $10 bill.
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Boonville, Mo
Boonville
Highway Patrol
Montgomery City
Prairie Home
St. Louis
Secret Service
Kansas City
Rev C A Trotter Attends 89th Colorado Conference
The Rev C A Trotter of St Paul C M E Church has been in Denver for the 89th annual conference session. Laymen and church members will lead Sunday service at St Paul. Neol Mein is to be Pi speaker. Trotter serves on the conference board of finance and evangelism. Session ends Sunday evening.
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C.A. Trotter
St. Paul C.M.E
Denver
Colo
St. Paul
Ne Ol Mein
Mr. Trotter
Board of Finance and Evangelism
Mexico Audrain Bookmobile Schedule for Aug 3 to 7
The Mexico Audrain County Library bookmobile visits multiple stops each day from Monday through Friday the week of August 3 to 7. Stops include Friendship Excelsior West Audrain Rivers Salt River Benton City Martinsburg and Rush Hill with various time windows and several film program events.
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Mexico - Audrain County
Friendship
Excelsior
West Audrain
Rivers
Salt River
Benton City
Martinsburg
Rush Hill
Garfield
Calf Crop in Missouri Ranked Second Nationally
Missouri calf production this year is estimated at 2,184,000, ranking second to Texas and up 6 percent from last year and 9 percent above 1968. Texas is pegged at 5,378,000 calves, with nationwide gains mirroring these increases, reports show from the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Texas
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Troops Fire On Irish Mob Youth Killed in Belfast Riot
In Belfast, British troops killed a 19 year old Daniel O Hagan during a New Lodge Road riot as about 100 youths hurled rocks and fire bombs at soldiers who then fired after warnings. The clash followed arrests and an armored car set alight, with tensions rising over police and army raids on a tavern.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Army
James O’kane
Daniel O'Hagan
New Lodge Road
Russia's Space Bomb Orbits Globe
Washington AP reports the Soviet space bomb or Fractional Orbital Bombardment System or FOBS completed a 90 minute orbit from Tyuratam across Asia and Africa back to the Aral Sea. Analysts say FOBS could bypass North alert networks and target bases like a B 52, with limited accuracy and unclear payload details.
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Washington
Globe
Soviet Union
America
Pentagon
Pigote
U.S
Pentatron
Eeaviet Spacepart
Tyuratam
Kanakhatan
Mongolia
Red China
Japan
Chile
U.S. Minuteman Silos
Warniag
Robert S. McNamara
Plane Crew Killed in C130 Crash Near Piggott Arkansas
All six crewmen aboard a Air Force C130 Hercules transport were killed when the aircraft crashed and burned about one mile southwest of Piggott Arkansas during a training mission over northeast Arkansas. The plane was attached to the 442nd Combat Training Wing at Little Rock Air Force Base. Captain Jason Kappanadee, the base information officer, said details were released Thursday night.
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Piggott
Ark
Here
442Nd Combat Training Wing
Little Rock Air Force Base
Arkansas
Jason Kappanadee
George Szell Dies in Cleveland at 73
George Szell, renowned conductor and longtime head of the Cleveland Orchestra for 24 years, died at University Hospital after a June heart attack. The autocratic maestro, admired for clarity and precision, had been confined to the hospital since the tour of Japan.
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George Szell
Cleveland
Cleveland Orchestra
Szell
Japan
University Hospital
Toscanini
Plunge From 70 Into Lamine River Fatal Crash
A car went off Interstate 70 into the Lamine River nine miles west of Boonville, killing Relda Easton of Missouri 46 and a 33 year old Attica resident. The highway patrol identified the victims and recovered the bodies.
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Boonville, Mo
Lamine River
Boonville
Highway Patrol
Relda Easton
Ae Mo
Eee
Attica
Blackwater
Personal News Of Vandalia Continued From Page 4
Federal Bureau of Investigation promotion for Joe Aderton in Washington D C places him in the Identification Department. Lindsay, daughter of Rick Wilson and Jefferson City parents, Jeanne, born July 22 at Boone County Hospital in Columbia, weighs seven pounds nine ounces. Great-grandparents Mr and Mrs Silas M Doyle. Kenneth Chasteen a patient at Blessing Hospital in Quincy for tests and treatment. Grand list of local families vacationing and visiting in Branson, Hannibal, Frankford and Quincy with several relatives named.
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Joe Aderton
Brenda Sue Caldwell
Ley Caldwell
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D.C
Ion
Rick Wilson
Jefferson City
Lindsay
Jeanne
Boone County
Columbia
Silas M. Doyle
Kenneth Chasteen
Blessing Hospital
Quincy
Bob Pabst
Jamon
Valerie
C. He Weldy
Everett Pabst
Gayle
Gary
Stella Pabst
Hannibal
Branson
Lydia Webb
May Sue
Anna Marie
Nancy Hays
Frankford
Claire Livers
Wellsville Personal News Highlights Five Grandsons and Family Events
The Wellsville column notes the first granddaughter in the family, five grandsons, and Cindy Spiers turning six. Spiers, daughter of Larry Spiers, was feted with ice cream and cake July 29 at the grandparents Rob Art and Mrs Spiers home. Other relatives visit and news include St Louis trips, a move, and military discharge plans as families connect across Sedalia, Dallas, and Wellsville.
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Cindy. Spiers
Larry Spiers
Wellsville
Rob Art Spiers
Caran
David
Charged With Murder Near North Pole
Washington AP reports 36-year-old Artie researcher Mario Escamillia from Santa recovered from remote ice island 305 miles south of the North Pole is charged with murdering his supervisor two weeks after the incident. He flew back to the United States to face authorities.
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Washington
United States
North Pole
Mario Escamillia
Santa
Nerve Gas Plan Sparks Bipartisan Clash Across Seas
In Washington, several congressmen charged the Army with flouting international law by planning to dump over 3,000 tons of obsolete nerve gas rockets into the Atlantic. Florida officials and Congress members pressed for consultations, while the Army outlined overland transport to Sunny Point and pledged safety measures.
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Washington
Florida
Claude Kirk
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
J. Hebert
Burke
Laird
Rogers
Atlantic
Nassau
Hamas
Arthur Hanna
U.S
Anniston
Ala
Lexington
Sunny Point Arsenal
Southport
Claiborne Pell
United States
Pell
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard McCarthy
N.Y
United Nations
Pentagon
Congress
Army
State Department
Interior Department
North Carolina Arsenal
Cape Kennedy
Mrs Kopechne Believes Kennedy Is Honest in Tragic Case
Mary Jo Kopechne’s mother says she agrees with Senator Edward Kennedy’s account of the Chappaquiddick drowning. She says she holds no malice, still speaks with him by phone, and questions the handling of the investigation.
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New York
Mary Jo
Kopechne
Edward Mu Kennedy
Aren
Chappaquiddtel Ie
Kennedy
Kedgeton
Joseph
Berkeley
Heights
State plane damaged in wheels-up landing in Missouri
ABFFERSON CITY AP A state owned plane used by Gov Warren E Mearnea was damaged in a wheel up landing Thursday evening at Jefferson City Municipal Airport. No injuries to the two occupants occurred as pilot Sgt Boyd Frederickson and co pilot Harsid Parks attempted to address lost oil pressure. The belly and both propellers were severely damaged. The $495000 aircraft was insured. It was the airports third wheels up landing in a month.
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Abfferson City
Warren E. Mearnea
Highway Patrol
Boyd Frederickson
Harsid Parks
Jefferson City
Mexicoans Attend JMR Summer Institute at University
Three Mexican attendees join the JMR Summer Institute and the 400 Summer Careers Institute held at the University. Roger Buckman, son of Mrs Wanda pehren, and other members gain full use of university resources for an in depth inquiry into specific fields of engineering and science.
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Miesourt
Rolla
Roger' Buckman
Wanda Pehren
Nenet Iyty
Giant Air Tanker Crashes Near Air Station in California
A giant air tanker crashed and burned at El Toro Marine Air Station California killing one Marine pilot. The wreckage lay within 50 yards of an unoccupied Air Force One, according to military spokesmen.
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EL Toro Marine Air Station
Calif
Air Force One
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