Violations Continue Israel Says in Suez Zone Dispute
Israel accuses Egypt of building new missile sites within 19 miles of the Suez Canal, violating the August 7 cease-fire. Dayan warns of military action if Egypt pushes beyond the canal, while the U.S. seeks rectification and Iy response from Egypt and the Soviet Union. Jordan reports tensions in Amman amid fighting between Palestinian guerrillas and Jordanian troops.
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Associated Press
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Egypt
Suez Canal
U.S
Moscow
Cairo
Terael
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
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Tel Aviv
Israel Defense Forces
Moshe Dayan
United States
Dayan
State Radio
Washington
Soviet Union
Suez
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Mahmoud Riad
Donald C. Bergus
al Ahram
State Department
Sistence
Canal
Abba Eban
Eban
Jordan
Hussein
Amman
Labor Day Holiday Marks End of Summer Across Nation
Americans across the country celebrate Labor Day weekend with mild to clear weather. The National Safety Council projects 570 to 670 traffic deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight. President Nixon plans a West to East return to mark the holiday in Washington with a gala in the East Room and labor leader rallies nationwide.
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Associated Press
West
Southwest
Tennessee
Ohio River
National Safety Council
Nixon
Westerma
Funeral services for Mrs Sal lie Ann Clark
Funeral services for 82 year old Mrs Sal lie Ann Clark will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Arnold funeral home with Rev James Blanton of Trinity Presbyterian Church Colum bia officiating. Burial in East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. She died yesterday at her son and daughter in law's Benton City home where she was visiting. Born March 25 1885 in Benton City she was the daughter of George and Betty Peyton. She married Charles F Clark on August 7 1909. Surviving: four children Charles Eugene Clark Virginia Hansel Ruth McKibben Marie Hilker eleven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She was the last of eight siblings and resided with her son in Columbia the past 11 years. Memorials to Bunton City Presbyterian Church or the Heart Fund.
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Sallie Ann Clark
Benton City
Arnold Funeral Home
James Blanton
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Columbia
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Sam McKibben
Clark
Mrs Belle Neuner 85 Dies at Home in Mexico Missouri
Mrs Belle E Neuner 85 of 803 S Clark St died at 8 30 am today at her home after an extended illness Funeral services set for 9 am Tuesday at St Brendan Church Rev Edward Donohue officiating Burial in Calvary Cemetery Kansas City Born in Osage Mo, daughter of David and Matilda Branson She married Edward J Neuner in 1907 he died in 1945 Survivors include son Clarence Neuner of Mexico a sister Mrs John Stockley of Kansas City two grandchildren Charles Neuner preceded her in death along with six brothers Rosary Monday night at Arnold Funeral Home 8 pm Family at home 7 9 pm
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Belle E. Neuner
S. Clark St
St. Brendan Church
Edward Donohue
Calvary Cemetery
Kansas City
Osage
Arnold Funeral Home
Three in Area Pass Missouri Bar Exams
Craig Alan Van Matre of Mexico, David Leo Zerrer of Paris and James Edward Cafer of Vandalia were among 288 passers announced by the Missouri Bar examining board in June. No Ledger edition Monday due to Labor Day. plant and office closed.
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Craig Alan van Matre
Mexico
David Leo Zerrer
Paris
James Edward Cafer
Vandalia
Missouri Bar Examining Board
Four Bombing Suspects Added to FBI Most Wanted List
Four young men tied to the August University of Wisconsin mathematics center bombing have been added to the FBI’s most wanted fugitives. The group, linked to conspiratorial and destructive acts, faced Canadian warrants for Fine and Burt and were pursued from Madison toward Little Falls, N.Y. Authorities sought leads on Baraboo and Sauk County incidents as well.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin Research Center
FBI
Madison
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
David S§. Fine
Leo F. Burt
University of Wisconsin
Fine
Burt
Canada
Army
Baraboo
Sauk County
Armstrong
Little Falls
Armstrongs
Sheriff's
Chile Elects Marxist Socialist Allende as President
Chilean voters chose Sen Salvador Allende, a Marxist Socialist, for president but Congress must confirm. Final tallies show Allende 36.2 percent, Alessandri 34.9, Tomic 27.8 with 2,936,743 votes cast. Congress will decide by Oct 20.
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Santiago
Chile
Congress
Salvador Allende
Jorge Alessandri
Radomiro Tomic
Allende
Alessandri
Sweem
LWU
Tomic
VE Congress
Latin America
Argentina
Bolivia
Peru
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Tire theft arrest at A. P. Green plant in Mexico
Richard Lee Mechlin, 22, of Mexico Ate., was arrested while loading four stolen tires from a Norfolk and Western boxcar onto his car. He is jailed awaiting U.S. marshal arrival. federal charges expected. FBI and railroad police aided. A reporter noted a loud explosion and a resident questioned sound barriers.
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Richard Lee Mechlin
Mexico
Harold Sulgrove
Mechlin
Audrain County
United States
Norfolk and Western
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Robinson to Cooperate in Crismon Investigation
State Treasurer William E. Robinson says he would cooperate with authorities in any probe tied to James B. Crismon former president and board chairman of the defunct First State Bank of Bonne Terre. The Globe-Democrat claims Crismon’s son Larry says he and his father gave Robinson 2500 in 1969 to win state deposits for the Bonne Terre bank.
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William E. Robinson
James B. Crismon
First State Bank of
Bonne Terre
St. Louis Globe - Democrat
Jack Flach
Crismon
Larry
Robinson
Larry Crismon
Jefferson City
Jim
Jack Dickenson
Camdenton
Globe-Democrat
State Finance Division
Bonne Terre Bank
State
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