Flash Floods Hit Moberly Missouri Area
Moberly Missouri faced flash flooding as up to eight inches of rain fell in north central Missouri. Water deepened at a railroad underpass and submerged two cars, residents escaped unharmed. Reservoir at Sugar Creek Lake withstood the deluge, while creeks and roads flooded across Randolph and neighboring counties. Weather officials noted the event as the heaviest rainfall in 30 years with widespread farmland flooded and power disruptions in nearby Kansas.
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Moberly
Missouri
Moberly City
Sugar Creek Lake
Huntsville
Missouri River
Kansas
Randolph
Weather Bureau
Tupelo
Mississippi
Birmingham
Ala
Hickory Flat
Mississippias
Midwest
New England
Stampede Pass
Wash
Needles
Calif
Rochester Sailor Killed In Thruway Crash Near Albany
A 23 year old Rochester man and sailor stationed at Portsmouth Virginia died in a one car crash on the Thruway about three miles south of Albany. Walter E. Wenkert 9 Scotch Inn was killed when his auto left the highway rolled over onto the center mall at 640 am He was conveyed to Albany Medical Center Hospital by authorities Trooper R M Solomon investigated for Thruway Police Troop T.
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Rochester
Albany
Thruway
Walter E. Wenkert
Center Mall
Portsmouth
Albany Medical Center
R. M. Solomon
Troop T
New York
Assault Hearing Set For July 20
A July 20 examination is scheduled for Dorothy Kearns a 29 year old Glenmont woman charged with first degree assault in the beating of her husband late Friday night Kearns Beacon Road appeared Saturday before Bethlehem Justice of the Peace Harry R B Rezzemini and pleaded innocent She was released to attorney John C Clyne Her husband Ronald 33 is listed in critical and poor condition at Albany Medical Center Hospital with a stomach wound.
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Dorothy Kearns
Glenmont
Synod Opposes Lodges Over Christless Rituals
New York AP report states the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, with 2.8 million members, reiterates opposition to lodge membership. Aimed at non sectarian ritual references to Christ, the eight day general convention urges faithful witness against fraternal orders. Lodges named include Moose Eagles Elks Foresters and Masons.
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New York
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Loyal Order of Moose
Fraternal Order of Eagles
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Foresters
Masons
Chrysler Recalls 14,066 Cars For Inspection
Chrysler Corp. urges 14,066 owners to return vehicles for inspection after seat belt and disc brake defects. Seven thousand four hundred seven Dodge Darts and Barracudas may have rear seat belts severed by a shelf panel brace, while five thousand nine hundred seventy five Plymouth Belvederes, Dodge Coronets and Charger 1967 models and 5,235 late 1966 models face water entry into the disc brake proportioning valve. Additionally 159 Chargers may lack front wheel hub dust caps allowing water and dirt entry.
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Detroit
UPI
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Dodge
Hyde Park man killed in Route 9 crash
Thomas J. Armstrong of Hyde Park was killed early Saturday when his sports car left the road on Route 9, struck a utility pole and rolled over.
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Hyde Park, N.Y
Thomas J. Armstrong
Hyde Park
Route 9
Marine Corporal Recalls Hellish Vietnam Ambush
Marine Cpl. Domingo Trevino of San Marcos recounts being ambushed near Con Thien with North Vietnamese troops surrounding the trail. After being wounded by a rifle and machine gun, captured, and dragged through jungle, he was rescued by American forces and flown to a hospital in Corpus Christi before returning to the United States.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Domingo Trevino
Con Thien
San Marcos
Trevino
United States
Domingo Trevino Sr
San Antonio
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bravo Company
Sth Marines
Demilitarized Zone
North
South Vietnam
War Heroes Charged In Mugging
Two paratroopers back from Vietnam face charges of knocking down a man and stealing his wallet in midtown Manhattan. Sgt. Paul D. Shamp and Cpl. Jerry W. Olney, both released on $50 bail, were identified by police at the Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen's Club. The victim, Henrique Fernandez, 34, suffered multiple head fractures and was hospitalized in fair condition. The men, tied to the 101st Airborne, were on temporary duty at West Point.
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New York
Vietnam
Midtown
Manhattan
Paul D. Shamp
Jerry W. Olney
Samuel Rosenberg
Shamp
Steven Slepian
Johnson
Olney
Slepian
University Hospital
Henrique Fernandez
Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen’s Club
101St Airborne Division
Ft. Campbell
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Auto Injuries Fatal Near Red Hook Newburgh NY
A man injured in a July 3 auto crash near Red Hook New York died Saturday night at Northern Dutchess Hospital. George Payne 72 of Flushing Queens was identified as the deceased.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Red Hook
Dutchess Hospital
George Payne
Flushing
Queens
TenYearOld Hurt In Porch Fall In Castleton
Paul Huska Jr., 10, of 2300 Old Post Rd Castleton, sustained a fractured skull after falling about seven feet from a porch onto a driveway while playing with friends at Robert Spand s home on Railroad Way. He was taken to Albany Medical Center Hospital by Castleton Rescue Squad and was in satisfactory condition last night per state police.
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Paul Huska Jr
Old Post Rd
Castleton
Wuska
Robert Spand
Railroad Way
Albany Medical Center
B. Clarke
East Greenbush
State Ends Step In Pure Water Plan
New York State completed the first step toward federal pure waters aid with a water quality report covering the Hudson Delaware Susquehanna Allegheny Erie Niagara St. Lawrence Lake Ontario and coastal waters. Governor Rockefeller cited a state share of over 37.5 million for next year, with 14 million available, and nearly 114.5 million by 1971, noting contracts under 1965 legislation have already exceeded past federal obligations.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
New York State
Rockefeller
Hudson
Delaware
Susquehana
Allegheny
Erie
Niagara
St. Lawrence
Lake Ontario
Navy studies sea based anti ballistic missile system
Washington reports the United States has ordered industry research on a sea based ABM system. The plan envisions defense missiles on ships or submarines that could be deployed globally to shield allies such as Japan and Europe from Soviet or Chinese nuclear threats, offering a defensive umbrella many Europeans doubt U.S. retaliation alone provides.
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Washington
UPS
U.S
Soviet Union
China
United States
Japan
Europe
Russia
Hit and Run Damages Parked Auto in Troy
Mrs. Mary Conroy reports her car parked at 332 Congress St. was struck before 8:20 p.m. yesterday. The driver left no description beyond a damaged door on the other vehicle.
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Mary Conroy
Lavin Ct
Troy
Congress St
Zoo Officials Care For Rare Whooping Crane Chick
San Antonio Zoo workers removed a hungry nestling from Rosie and Crip, the first captive pair in five years to breed, and will raise the chick in human care before sending it to Baltimore to join another fledgling flock.
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San Antonio
Tex
Rosie
Zoo
Fred Stark
Stark
Canada
Josephine
New Orleans
Audubon Park Zoo
Baltimore
National Zoo
Mrs Hammer Widow of Aide Dies in Saratoga Springs
Theresa E Hammer 69 longtime Saratoga Springs resident and widow of Joseph T Hammer a former Saratoga County Democratic leader died Saturday at Saratoga Hospital. She leaves a daughter Mrs Malcolm Cherry a sister Miss Helen O Brien and four grandchildren Funeral services set for 9 am from Burke Funeral Home and 9 30 am at St Peters Church with a Requiem High Mass Interment in St Peters Cemetery
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Theresa E. Hammer
Jae
Ballston Ave
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Hospital
Joseph T. Hammer
Saratoga County
New York City
Hammer
Malcolm A. Cherry
Helen O’brien
Yonkers
Burke
St. Peter's
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Police Probe Downtown Blast in Troy Firecracker Suspected
An explosion heard in Troy downtown prompted Troy Police at 11 25 p m yesterday. The blast near Bumstead Chevrolet is believed to be a firecracker with investigation details to follow today.
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Troy
Record
Australian to Run to Expo 67 From Toronto
Bill Emmerton a 48 year old Australian self described fitness fanatic plans to travel to Expo 67 in Montreal by boat plane thumb and foot He will depart Toronto on Wednesday and aim to cover about 40 miles daily for eight days signaling a bold endurance challenge for the expo voyage.
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Toronto
Montreal
Bill Emmerton
Grievance Days Set This Week
Grievance Days will be held tomorrow and Wednesday at School 5 per City Assessor Charles J Ellett. A through M surnames processed tomorrow and N through Z on Wednesday to speed up complaint handling.
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Charles J. Ellett
Pooch Leo Rides to Beach in New Trailer Tale
AP report from London describes Tony Mun converting a day’s wagon into a 10 foot trailer to haul his 224 pound English mastiff Leo to the beach. The dog, famed for size, is expected at events from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is noted as possibly among the country’s largest dogs.
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Pooch London
Tony Mun
Day
Leo
Fllett
Miss Smith and Louis Barone Wed in East Greenbush
Miss Diane Alexis Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Herford A Smith of Gilligan Road East Greenbush wed Louis A Barone III son of Mr and Mrs Louis A Barone Jr of Batavia on Saturday at the First Relant Church officiated by Rev Stanley J Moore. The wedding featured organist Miss Kenneth Spike and soloist Miss Janet Ruether with a large bridal party and a Pine Room reception. The couple will reside in Rensselaer after a blue linen wedding dress trip.
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Diane Alexis Smith
Herford A. Smith
Gilligan Road
East Greenbush
Louis A. Barone III
Louis A. Barone Jr
Batavia
Paul Hurleau
Bruce J. Smith
Bride
David Belser
Vincent Pomara
Howard Johnson's
Rensselaer
Bride Chooses Lace Cage Dress with Sabrina Neckline
Convalescing Mrs Kathryn B Cook of Valley Falls recovers at home after surgery at Samaritan Hospital. The bride selected a lace cage dress featuring a Sabrina neckline.
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Kathryn B. Cook
Valey Falls
Samaritan Hospital
Sabrina
Puppet Show At Attic Sale To Benefit Community
Misses Mary Murray and Sure Brown of Dunham Hollow will present a new puppet show for children at the Altice Treasures Sale of the Dunham Hollow and West Stephentown Community Association. Shows occur during the day at the community hall basement on Route 43 six miles east of Averill Park. The event benefits local youth programs with a modest admission.
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Mary Murray
Sure Brown
Dunham Hollow
Av Park
Altice Treasures
West Stephentown
Miss Brown
Mureray
Averill Park
Parish House Bid Awarded in Glens Falls
The Vestry of Church of the Messiah awards Duplex Construction Inc. the parish house project on the current site of the parish house and Masonic Temple. Work should begin soon with the front porch and temple razed, and the parish hall remodeled into part of the new building. A house on Wincrest Drive is purchased for assistant rector Rev. Arthur Clum and his family, who had lived on MacArthur Drive.
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Church of the Messiah
Glens Falls
Duplex Construction Inc
Contenet
Masonic Temple
Wincrest Drive
Arthur Clum
MacArthur Drive
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Rensselaer County
Poestenkill
Emma Davel
Sadie Fuller
Lansingburgh
Walter §. Harvey
Office of Economic Opportunity
Barbara Fitch
Albany Catholic
Joan Brown
St. John’s School
Fort Craile
St. Mary’s
Nassau
Miller Hill
West Lang Lake
Poestenhill
Powers and
Whipple
ESKA
Charm Beauty Salon
Troy Ashby
Necanary
Navy
Whooper
Miss Smith
Louis Barone
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