Missouri Harvest Into Full Swing
COLUMBIA Missouri crops move into full swing as the State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes 40 percent of corn mature and harvest about two percent completed. Soybeans color turning 25 percent, with 11 percent mature and less than one percent harvested. Regional variations show Bootheel leading maturation while northeastern Missouri lags. Recent rains touched Joplin and Marble Hill with totals around 3.9 inches.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Bootheel
Joplin
Marble Hill
Kissinger Holds Talks in Moscow Amid News Blackout
Henry Kissinger continued talks with Kremlin leaders in Moscow for a second day as U.S. and Soviet officials kept a tight news blackout. An Embassy spokesman declined to reveal which officials met, where, or what was discussed while Kissinger, arriving Sunday night, discussed Vietnam, the Middle East, arms talks, trade, and European security with Brezhnev Kosygin and Gromyko.
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Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Kremlin
U.S
Nixon
Andrei A. Gromyko
Jacob D. Beam
Kissinger
Vietnam
Middle East
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Gromyko
Caroline Kennedy Enrolls at Concord Academy Prep School
Caroline Kennedy, 14, has checked into Concord Academy in Concord Massachusetts to begin her secondary education. She was accompanied by her mother Jacqueline Onassis and her brother John Jr and cousin Anthony Kadaiwill. The school has about 250 students and annual boarder tuition of 4100 dollars.
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Concord
Mass
Caroline Kennedy
Concord Academy
John K. Kennedy
Caroline
Jacqueline Onassis
John Jr
Anthony Kadaiwill
Wellsville Personal News and Community Picnic Notes
Personal News of Wellsville continues with a surgery recovery update. The annual Wellsville United Methodist-Presbyterian Church picnic at Debo Cabin drew an estimated 200 plus attendees from Wellsville and neighboring towns. Montgomery County Extension Council members held a barbecue at the Montgomery Fairgrounds, with Wellsville participants listed. The Happy Workers Extension Club store operated Friday and will reopen September 22 offering clothing via family cards.
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Wellsville
United Methodist-Presbyterian Church
Debo
Perry
R.S. Debo
Stoutsville
Monroe City
Benton City
Laddonia
Jefferson City
Mexico
St. Louis
Buell
Webster Groves
Montgomery City
Quincy
Floyd Debo
Ralph Debo
Joe Kaufman
Milton Brace
Harold Debo
Don Forbis
Richard Debo
Ralph Kaufman
Steven Brace
Vernon Carson
Brian
Bill Debo
Gomery County
Happy Workers Extension Club
Old Presbyterian Church
Personal News From Salem Club And Sorority Gatherings
Mrs. Roger Batsell hosted Salem Club members with poems readings a devotion and a program about Arrowrock and a Mark Twain film. Beta Sigma Phi extended yearbooks and discussed plans while the university rep offered help to recruit a Farm Agent and Home Economist for Monroe County. Xi Beta Xi members hosted a patio supper and planned The Girl of the Year. The Beta Sigma Phi state meeting next year was announced for Jefferson City.
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Roger Batsell
Salem Club
Bula Simon
Jessie Kintzele
Arrowrock
Mark Twain
Ray Batsell
Frank Simon
Alex Threlkeld
Alpha Phi Sorority
George Nevins
O. E. Ellis
Beta Sigma Phi Council
Guy Callison
Beta Sigma Phi
Jefferson City
Voter Registration Mobile Unit in Centralia Weekend Dance Event
The Boone County Clerk offices will host a mobile voter registration unit in Centralia on Friday and Saturday with hours 1 to 7 p.m. and 9 to 12. Voters may register at the city clerk’s office. The Montgomery City Jaycees sponsor a dance at 9 p.m. Saturday at the fairgrounds merchants' building with Nick Nixon and his band. Tickets are sold by Jaycees, Central Barber Shop, or at the door.
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Montgomery
Centralia
Jaycees
Boone County Clerk’s Office
Murray Glasscock
Montgomery City Jaycees
Fairgrounds Merchants
Nick Nixon
Montgomery City
Farber Study Club to Resume Meetings in Green Ridge
Personal news notes Farber Laddonia and Mr and Mrs Jim Williams John and Cynthia of Green Ridge Missouri. SEPTEMBER 21 at 7 30 p m meetings of the Farber Study Club MFWC will be resumed with the first meeting in the president Mrs Al Herman s home. Don St Clair of Vandalia will be guest speaker.
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Farber
Laddonia
Jim Williams
John
Cynthia
Green Ridge
Missouri
Farber Study Club
MFWC
al Herman
Don St. Clair
Vandalia
Two WWC students named to Dean's List in 1972
Two Mexico girls earned Dean's List honors at William Woods College Fulton for the 1972 winter and short terms. Carol Ann Rutter and Nancy Lynn Williams qualified with semester averages of 3.50 or higher.
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Mexico
William Woods College
Fulton
Carol Ann Rutter
C. C. Rutter
Nancy Lynn Williams
Roy Gardner Erdel
Kentucky St
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U.S. 9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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Xi Beta Xi
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Lawrence Drug - CO
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