Canada imposes embargo on soybeans and byproducts
Canada announced Friday a full embargo on exports of soybeans and related products amid U.S. controls to curb supplies and prices. Trade Minister Alastair Gillespie said the move protects Canadian needs and trading partners as global protein shortages raise prices for feed and food products. The embargo covers soybeans flax rapeseed cottonseed linseed oil and byproducts.
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U.S
Alastair Gillespie
House of Commons
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Japan
United States
Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Britain
Financial Times
Denmark
Gillespie
Buried Gold Turned Up In Dean Talk
Boston AP Bailey confirms he represents a group seeking profit from 100 tons of gold buried in New Mexico. He spoke with former Attorney General John Mitchell about a possible government buyout to avoid prosecution. Dean testified Mitchell discussed the matter with Haldeman at a luncheon. Bailey claims the gold, valued around 250 million dollars, has been buried since the 1930s in bars and old Mexican Spanish and Indian coins and artifacts.
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F. Lee ‘Bailey
New Mexico
Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
John W. Dean Iit
Water ‘Gate
Dean
Mitchell
H. R. Haldeman
Bailey
Gospel Music Service at St Paul CME Church Highlights Local Singers
A Singsperation service at St Paul CME Church Sunday at 6 p.m. features Gospel Inspirations MEC and KP Youth Choir Morning Glory Choir Ladies Chorus with soloist Theodore Hawkins of Fulton and other guests led by board of stewardesses. Rev. C A Trotter is pastor. Mrs. Herbert Fountain chairs the board. service open to the public.
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Stewardesses
Gospel Inspirations
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Ladies Chorus
Theodore Hawkins
Fulton
C.A. Trotter
Herbert Fountain
Public Defenders May Shut Down
Howard McFadden president of the Missouri Public Defenders Association warned that public defender offices could shut down in six or seven months if the legislature does not provide more funds. He said current appropriations of 949000 cover only about half of the authorized level for about 14 circuits, despite a legal obligation to provide defendants with lawyers. The group said a breakdown of the criminal process could occur without funding.
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Public Defender System
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Cole County
General Assembly
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POW Bracelet Bride-To-Be Weds POW Hero In June
South Bend woman Sheryn Huckins wore a POW bracelet for two years and was chosen by Lt. Cmdr. Robert Deane Woods after he was released from North Vietnam. The couple, both single, plan a July 10 wedding in Kansas City and a Florida honeymoon before moving to Kingsville Texas for his retraining and contin ued Navy career.
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North Vietnam
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Great Lakes
Ill
Naval Hospital
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Adrian
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Kansas City
Monterey
Calif
US and USSR Launch Global Weather Forecast Venture
The United States and the Soviet Union will fund a $40 million, 26-nation project to improve global weather forecasting. Involving 5,000 scientists, 34 ships, 11 aircraft and 250 stations, the effort targets the tropical equatorial belt known as the heat engine of the climate system. GARP's first phase starts Aug 1 with a 10-day Atlantic meeting, followed by a 1974 three-month phase using ships, aircraft, and Galapagos to Tanzania instruments. The US commits $10 million with NSF NOAA and NASA funding. nations include Brazil, Canada, France, UK, Germany, Mexico, and the Soviet Union among others.
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Three Die Three Hurt In Fiery Wreck
Three people died and three were injured in a fiery Interstate 70 crash near St. Charles Missouri. Alfred Crumpton and Ada Crumpton died. Mittie Wise also perished. Crumpton’s wife Macey and Columbus Wise were hospitalized in critical condition with severe burns. Floyd O Shea suffered head injuries. his column hit a pickup. The crash involved Crumpton’s eastbound car, another eastbound car, and a westbound pickup. This followed another deadly single-vehicle crash in the area within 24 hours.
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Kansas City
Kan
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Harvey
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Macey
Columbus Wise
St. John's Mercy Hospital
St. Louis County
Highway Patrol
Floyd V. O'Shea
Denver
Colo
O’shea
O'Shea
St. Louis
Sinatra Hit With Assault Charges in Palm Springs
Salt Lake City AP reports singer Frank Sinatra faced an assault and battery complaint filed by 35 year old Frank J. Weinstock. The complaint alleges Sinatra and three men in his party pushed menaced and beat him at a Palm Springs California restaurant last month.
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Frank Sinatra
Frank J. Weinstock
Sinatra
Palm Springs
Calif
St Louis Transit Plans Lower Fares After Tax Approval
Bi State Transit System officials said they would meet soon to outline fare reductions. Commissioners consider dropping basic bus fare from 45 to 25 cents after the St Louis city aldermen enacted a half cent sales tax to support transportation. Similar measures cleared by St Louis County Council. Tax is expected to raise about 17 million dollars for the first year.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Ilinois
Mrs Nina Scobee Dies At 77 In Paris
Mrs Nina Scobee 77 of Paris died at 6 30 am today at Pleasant View Rest Home after five years residence. Born Sept 8 1895 in Monroe County Florida she was daughter of Oscar and Nina Belle Robbins. Survived by daughter Helen Durbin grandkids Harry and Carolyn Durbin sister Susie Pollard. Funeral 2 p m Monday Agnew Funeral Home Paris with Walnut Grove Cemetery burial.
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Nina Scobee
Pleasant View
Florida
Monroe County
Oscar
Nina Belle Robbins
Harry Clever Scohee
Pleasant Rove Christian Church
Helen Durbin
Harry Durbin
Carolyn Durbin
Susie Pollard
Agnew Funeral Home
Walnut Grove
Bill Umstattd Dies In Kansas City
Bill Umstattd age 83 of Kansas City Missouri died at 11 am Friday at his home Born in the Paris area he was the son of William and Clara Lewis Umstattd He moved to Kansas City where he was a barber for 65 years until retirement He was married to Ruth Johnston of Kansas City about 45 years ago He is survived by his wife two sons Bill Bean of Texas and Richard Umstatth of California a daughter Mrs Shirley Beanland of Illinois several grandchildren and a niece Mrs Edith Woodson Funeral services will be held Monday in Kansas City.
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Bill Umstattd
Kansas City
William
Clara Lewis Umstattd
Ruth Johnston
Bill Bean
Texas
Richard Umstatth
California
Shirley Beanland
Rites Pending For Mrs. Syler
Funeral services are pending at Waters Funeral Home in Vandalia for Mrs. Douglas Syler 78 who died in a Coolidge Arizona hospital Tuesday after a long illness.
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the Waters Funeral
Douglas Syler
Coolidge, Ariz
How Important Trees Are Told To Optimists
W H Thompson addressed the Mexico Optimist Club on trees' value in economy and ecology. He cited a $10 tree investment yielding a $200 gain, noted rapid early growth, and urged landscaping planning for new homes. Free literature is available. the club also funded fence work at Khoury Field No 3 and noted a Columbia Optimist visit.
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Bill) Thompson
Mexico
Thompson
County Extension Office
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Khoury Field No. 3
OptiMrst Club
Columbia Downtown
Optimist Club
Cockrill Retires From Green Co
W Woodson Cockrill retires after 34 years as customer service manager for A P Green Refractories Co in Mexico City with a 20 member department serving all 50 states. He began in 1939 and held multiple sales roles before retirement. the Audrain Medical Center in Mexico starts an emergency ambulance service at 7 a m Sunday. stock quotes referenced in regional Ledger.
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Woody) Cockrill
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Mexico
R.E. McIntosh
Cockrill
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Indianapolis
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Platte City
Central Business College
Kansas City
Guy B. Park
Kansas City Power & Light Co
The
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Hickory Hill
Mexico Country Club
First Christian Church
Audrain, Medical Center
Weather and safety items from The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports fair to partly cloudy Missouri weather through Sunday with a chance of thundershowers south this afternoon and tonight, highs in the upper teens to mid 90s and lows in the 60s. Extended outlook shows possible rain late Tuesday to Wednesday and sustained warmth. Audrain Medical Center lists admissions and discharges, plus a local traffic incident summary and a highway patrol error report.
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Highway Patrol
Charles Dennis Tarrants
Connie Rae Douglas
Martinsburg
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Scott's Corner
Tarrants
Sheriff Reports Burglary Probe and Local Court Pleas
The sheriff's department continues its investigation into the Walter Meyer home burglary on Route 1 Benton City with items missing including an electric saw drill tape recorder and one tape. Magistrate Court hearings include Jack Heaston pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated with a $125 fine and other defendants facing charges ranging from marijuana possession to traffic violations and weapon display with various fines and trial dates set in July.
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Martinsburg
Sheriff's Department
Walter Meyer
Route 1
Benton City
Meyer
Jack Osborne Heaston
Thomas W. Waeble
Ronnie Lee Kimberly
Philip Gene Osborn
OS Michael Ramsey Caldwell
Arthur Roescher
Mary ©. Henderson
William F. Harrum
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