Paris Teen Dies After One Car Crash Near Paris
Funeral services for Blaine Walch 17 of south of Paris will be Monday at St Francis Cabrini Church. She died at 4 15 am at University of Missouri Medical Center after a Thursday morning crash on Monroe County Route KK three miles south of Paris. The 1969 Oldsmobile was demolished. She was a Paris High School graduate and a freshman at the University of Missouri Columbia. She is survived by her parents five sisters and three brothers. Burial will be at Walnut Grove Cemetery after services at Agnew Funeral Home Paris. Rosary Sunday at Agnew.
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Meany Forecasts Angry Labor Day Mood Across Nation
Washington AP George Meany CIO president warned that workers will mark Labor Day in anger over inflation and recession. He urged bigger wage gains at the bargaining table and blamed Nixon policies for rising costs, falling production, and weak purchasing power.
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Unemployment Rate Edges Up During August
The Labor Department reported August jobless rate at 5.1 percent, matching a five year high, with 4.2 million unemployed. Nonfarm payrolls fell about 400,000 as labor force size shrank. average weekly pay rose to 122.15 dollars while purchasing power lagged due to inflation. White collar unemployment fell, while blue collar and construction sectors rose. teen unemployment climbed to 15.9 percent.
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Suspect In Bombing Search Eludes Police Near Utica
Two youths linked to a Wisconsin University lab bombing eluded a statewide chase after a Little Falls stop for a faulty muffler. Dwight Armstrong 18 and brother Karleton 22 faced police scrutiny as FBI and state troopers pursued leads from Utica to Sauk County. A separate birth notice reports Cindy Leann Silver born at Audrain Hospital.
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Miss Missouri 1970 Marcia Mossbarger tours St Louis in new car
Miss Missouri 1970 Marcia Mossbarger travels across St Louis in her second official car in six weeks. She has logged 11,000 miles, appeared on all local TV outlets, and met the governor. Her tap routine to Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head remains a highlight.
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St. Louis
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Mexico
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Clayton
Gerri Stretz
School of Dance
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
New Offensive May Come Down Ho Trail
Phnom Penh reports up to 10 Communist divisions moving down the Ho Chi Minh trail through Laos with orders to launch a major South Vietnam offensive. American sources say 2,000 sorties were flown against North Vietnamese positions in Laos and Cambodia to blunt such plans.
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Nixon Hosts Diaz Ordaz Dinner as Johnson, Reagan Attend
At the Hotel del Coronado a gala state dinner honored Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz. Nixon staged a combined address as master of ceremonies with Diaz Ordaz and former President Johnson while warning that U.S protectionism could hurt Latin America’s economy.
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Severe storms batter Missouri with 70 mph winds and floods
High winds up to 70 mph swept across Missouri with tornado warnings and widespread damage. Neosho, Mexico and Kansas City reported heavy rainfall, power outages, and damaged buildings. Wind toppled trees, damaged roofs at La Z Boy and Western Discount, and flooded parts of Kansas City. Weather crews tracked funnel clouds near Columbia, with continuing chances of showers into Tuesday.
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