Hoffa retires as president of Teamsters labor union
James R. Hoffa announces retirement after 14 years as Teamsters chief amid legal troubles. Frank E. Fitzsimmons to assume leadership at the Miami Beach convention as Hoffa pursues possible pardons or new hearings. Union battles with Congress and courts underline his tenure and split within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffa
Teamsters Labor Union
Washington
James KR. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Hoffe
Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
Motte
Miami Beach
Motta
Congress
Hag
Lewisburg
Obituary for Helmreich includes wide service breaks
The obituary notes Helmreich as charter member of Safferson City Country Club and active in Boy Scouts of America earning the Silver Beaver Award He held life membership in the American Water Works Association served on Missouri Automobile Club board and received a university citation of service He belonged to Tau Beta Pi Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce State Chamber of Commerce Missouri Society of Professional Engineers and the Brotherhood of Workers Funeral services set for 1 pm Saturday at Kouser Chapel with Rev G Herman officiating Graveside at Walnut Grove Cemetery Boonville at 3 8 with Rev E F Abeke presiding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowmer
Knight
Helmreich Waa
American Water Works Association
The
Automobile Gub
Missouri
Jefferson City
Kouser Chapel
Hey. G. Herman
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Boonville
E. F. Abeke
Nixon aide to speak at St Louis GOP dinner
Herbert G. Klels, Nixon's director of communications, will speak at a $100 per person Republican fundraising dinner June 27 in St. Louis. The event, set for 7 p.m. in the stand ballroom of Prouler's Riverfront Inn, aims to aid Nixon's reelection and boost GOP influence in Jefferson City as Wolfsberger plans to resign as GOP finance chairman. David Dozier of Willow Drive, New Bloomfield, was among 143 Central Methodist College seniors who received degrees in Fayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. Klels
Nixon
St. Louis
Prouler
Riverfront Inn
Aays Gop Finance
Donald L. Wolfsberger
Wolfsberger
Jefferson City
GOP
Fnance
David
Christmas Dollars for Joy fund drive aims to deck city
Citizens committee launches a campaign to raise ten thousand dollars for safer, newer Christmas decorations in business areas. Worn and dangerous Yuletide features will be replaced, with fittings planned on about 75 utility poles and part of Industrial Drive. Donations can be mailed to Christmas Petia sor Jor, Box Agtewe Cig, We. 3101, Al Hall, chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agtewe Cig
al Hall
Budget talks hinge on conferees and two thirds rules
The report notes Senate and House budget conferees led by Donald Munford of Chicago City discuss revenue estimates for next year amid weak growth and tax increases. Sen. William Cason questions two thirds votes on suspending Senate rules, while others warn compromise is needed before deadlines. Manford stresses uncertainty depending on whom you ask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Sen
Wiliam Cason
DC Union
Baptists to revise Bible commentary in 1970s reform effort
The Southern Baptist Convention calls for the Baptist Sunday School Board to hire new writers to revise the Breadman Bible commentary. The change targets Genesis and Exodus discussions, including the claim that God did not order Abraham to sacrifice his son. Delegates also praised Nixon's Vietnam troop withdrawal and supported public schooling on race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Bapday School Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Ia Wnder
Pola
G. Benton Davis
Oxford
Enigland
Abraham
Nixon
U.S
Vetem
St Gardiens
Kansas City Police Hunt for Young Man in Laundry Incident
Kansas City police seek a roughly 28 year old man wearing a mousy pink skirt blue jeans and brown hats after a young woman reports items dumped into a clothes washing machine while she did her laundry. The event prompted officers to issue a lookout for the suspect as they investigate the odd scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cates
Polise
Three Die In Missouri Auto Crashes In One Day
Three traffic deaths are reported in northeast Missouri. Ronald Roland, 17, of Monroe City, died when his car veered off Marion county road north east of Monroe City. Myra Beemer, 31, of Griggsville Illinois, died in a four vehicle crash east of La Plata. Donald Benne, 20, of Defiance Missouri, died on Interstate 78 west of Wentzville when his car struck another vehicle. Two other men were seriously injured in the La Plata crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
Ronald Roland
Marion County
Myra E. Beemer
Griggartle
la Plata
Missouri
Donald Benne
Defiance
Wentzville
Dietitians nominate 2 local women to posts
Two Jefferson City women were elected to state office by the Missouri Dietetic Association. Mrs. Carl Marr 26 Hlewood Rd became president-elect and Mrs. Myraa Files 108 Fi. view Dr. was elected to the executive committee. Both serve as consulting dietitians at local hospitals and hold positions in the Missouri District Dietetic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietitians
Jefferson City
The
Missouri Dieletic Association
Carl Marr
Hlewood Rd
Myraa Files
Eeccigton
Marri
Charley Z. Brill Hospital
Fremme
Birz
Files
Community Memorial Hospital
Jeffers City
Woodland Hospital
Maberly
Camtra Missouri District Dietetic Association
Holts Summit Incorporation Hearing Opens
The first day of hearings on Holts Summit incorporation featured petitioners presenting maps and signatures. Jefferson City official Edwin Rackers faced objections while Cecil Case and Clarence Sundermeyer testified to map accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holts Summit
Ix ‘Corporation
Edwin Rackers
Jefferson City
Fiensing
Rackers
Cecil Case
Missouri Highway Dept
Clarence Sundermeyer
Agd
Leon Sapp Ull
Cedar City Holds Eighth Grade Commencement at Church
The Cedar City Elementary School held the Eighth Grade Commencement exercises Tuesday at the Cedar City Baptist Church. Tim Holcolm, youth and recreation director of the First Baptist Church, delivered the commencement address, while Susan Sudermeyer gave the valedictory address. Wallace Campbell, president of the Board of Education, presented diplomas to the 11 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Cedar City Baptist Church
Tim Holcolm
The
First Baptist Church
Susan Sundermeyer
Wallace Campbell
Board of Education
Cement firm agrees to bridge damages
The Geiger Cement Company of Leavenworth Kansas must pay 164 006 to Pinte County for damages caused by a firm bridge buckling over Hotland Branch Creek in July 1970. The county hopes to have a new bridge operating within the next 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Geiger Cement Company
Leavenworth
Kan
Pinte County
Hotland Branch Creek
Flag Day Parade Set For Mid Missouri Families
Flag Day observance urges Mid-Missouri families to participate with or without uniforms. The parade assembles at Capitol and Adams at 9 am, proceeding to High Street and Capitol steps for a program. Steering committee members include Sullivan, Majersky, Reiskamp, and others. emphasis on displaying the American flag and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reort
Tedey
Adea
Eltoet
Capitol and
Adams
Misgeer
Américan Légion
Hall Reiskamp
Josepe G. Majersky
Cochairman
William Burtor
Roscoe Eake Post No. 5
The
Americas Legion
Dom Roberts
KWOG
George Hite
Jena Webmeyer
Veterans of Foreign Wort
Jerry Iman
Robart Bregast
Tusa O
Girl Scout Counc
al Maurer
Cole County
Mary LePage
Tony Sheberger
Bt Capital
High Street
Werton High Street
Spoi
Mid-Missouri
Weekend heat and humidity forecast across Kansas City area
The weekend weather will be hot and humid with highs in the high 90s and humid conditions through Sunday. Scattered thundershowers are possible today and Saturday mainly in the west, with nighttime lows in the mid 60s to low 70s. Yesterday's highs ranged from the low 30s to mid 30s in Joplin and Cape Girardeau areas, with lows around 64 to 70 in Monett Springfield and Columbia.
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Kansas. City
Joplin
Monett
Cape Girardeau
Springfield
Columbia
Kansan City
Osteopaths Honor Kansas City Writer Lew Larkin
Kansas City Star writer Lew Larkin received the 1971 American Osteopathic Association journalism plaque in Jefferson City. The Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons presented the award for his article “Osteopathic Pioneer Undeterred by Critics” about the 1974 Missouri founding of osteopathy by Dr. Andrew T. Still.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lew Larkin
The
Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Aword
Warken
Osteopathic Pioneer
Missouri
Andrew T. Still
State Library alters book lending system in Missouri
The Missouri State Library at 308 E High St will switch to a new circulation system starting June 14. All items will check out for three weeks and patrons must present an ID at checkout to be photocopied on a new microfilm machine. IDs may be a driver's license or student ID, loans cannot be renewed, and items must be returned promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Library
Missouri State Library
E. High St
Jefferson City to Host AKC Dog Show Sunday
About 204 entrants are expected at Jefferson City's first AKC sanctioned dog show at Jaycee Fairgrounds. The event starts at 1 p.m. and features obedience divisions. Entries open to all breeds. judges include Roy McGinnis, Keith Wait, Bernard Marcum, and ML Hollister. Contact Mrs. Don Link for entry information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
American Kennel Club
Jaycee Fairgrounds
Jéferaca City Kennel Club
Wil
Roy McGinnis
Bonner Springs
Kae
Keith Wait
Ottawa
Bernard Marcum
Roble, M
ML . Hollister
Lee's
Suramit
Don Link
Halts Summit
Tractor Accident Kills Nixa Farmer in Missouri
Springfield AP report says Glen Jackane, 53, of Nixa Mo., died when a tractor he was moving fell on him near his home. Found by his daughter Pat Melton, she said he had left home to feed the tractor on a truck. the tractor apparently slipped and toppled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Glen Jackane
Nixa
Thoreday
Jackson
Pat Melton
Mountain survivor vows climb of Mt Ritter after tragedy
Bill Alves, survivor of a Sierra Club expedition where four climbers froze to death on Mt Ritter, says he will attempt the peak again by Labor Day weekend. He is recovering in a Madera hospital after a rescue found the four bodies at about 11,300 feet. The party from the San Francisco Bay area, including Alves, faced a deadly storm on the 13,157 foot summit 108 miles northeast of Madera in the Sierra Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madera
Cat
Apy
Mt. Ritter
Bill Alves
Alves
Sierra Nevada
Houser Funeral Home Plans Open House Dedication
Houser Funeral Service opens a new facility at 2613 West Main with an open house from 2 to 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. A dedicatory ceremony is scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday with clergy from St. Anthony's Cathedral Folk and Gur Bavier's Lutheran Church Jefferson City officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser
West Main
Gideon N. Houser
Ather Rugh Behan
Ser Ot
Catholic Missourian
St. Anthony's Cathedral
Folk
Sv. Hace Z. Lauren
Gur Bavier
Lutheran Church
Jefferson City
Market Notes From New York Stock Averages
Market report from New York states that The Associated Press stock averages show mixed movement. Seaboard Coast Line and Penn Central listed gains, while American Stock Exchange activity highlights increased seats and Business Machines with modest rises amid shifting prices. New York Times shares eased slightly as late quotes settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Airlines
Seaboard Coast Line
Phillipe Petrowucs
Trolturn
Rio
Penn Centra
New York City
Park Avenue
American Stock Exchange
New York Times
NEW York (Ap
Local Names in Daily Record Need Verification
A fragmented OCR list presents numerous names and addresses including Cherie B S Mrs Bianche Vaughe Dee Mrs Dorothy Pearsbergh Point Mek Marcelle Loothan 1107 W Main Gerewoo Mrs Nova Hondérpon Versailles Mrs Cerolyn Baimans Fulton Mrs Chartitee Beckerman Route 2 Mrs Elizhwath Gelesberger Route Mrs Ruby Mart Eidos Mrs Mary Corndli Tiptom Memorial Mrs Sarah Tellman 2516 Idlewood Rd Miss Sarah Benjth Route 2 Mrs Pauline Bemboom 1271 E Water 61 Charles Meéridon 30 Lande webr Hills William Copeland Box 23 Charles Kidwell Barnett Mrs De Henry Dill Rick Fountain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherie
B. S
Bianche -Vaughe
Eedee
Dorothy Pearsbergh Point
Nova Hondérpon
Versailles
Cerolyn Baimans
Fulton
Chartitee Beckerman
Elizhwath Gelesberger
Route
Ruby Mart
Eidos
Mary Corndli
Tiptom
Sarah ‘Tellman
Idlewood Rd
Sarah Benjth
Pauline Bemboom
E. Water
Charles Meéridon
Landewebr Hills
William Copeland
Traffic court notices and police reports skimmed in City
Police and traffic court items list multiple speeding fines for various residents including Arthur Winkler and Keith Borman, a 10 dollar fine for stopping violations, and $5 to $16 penalties. Also reports of shoplifting arrest for Alea A Voss, and a Mustang theft in route 17e area with car located later. Incidents include a windshield projectile near Moreau Drive and a bottle thrown at a car near Chestnut and Atchison Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert BR. Pratt
Lee Lant
Reek
Moreau Drive
Tom Hall
Vineyard aAve
Chestnut
Atchison Streets
Thabette
James B. Renick
Gus Br
Renick
Cole Junction
Accidents and Notices From Local Roads and Court
Accidents reported Thursday on Dix Road and Whitton Expressway near Missouri Boulevard involve Candace Merrick and others with injuries. A separate incident at a McDonald’s Drive In includes Joyce Ann Amerer. Legal notices include a divorce decree granting custody to Lynda Sue Taylor and a petition for divorce by Almon J. Heidbreder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inaus
Dix Road
Candacét Merrick
Belair de
D. E.suisterman
Juan P.m
M. Whitton Expressway
Missouri Blvd
Dea
Lynda Sue Taylor
Robert Baldwin Taylor
Helenee Heidbredtr Va
Almon J. Heidbreder
Deftodant
Local Court Docket Highlights Minor Speeding Fines
Mary Kramer age 3 appears in a confusing docket entry for a school crossing incident at Tanner Road and Clark Avenue with a fine of 18 dollars. Roy Truesdale age 24 is fined 10 dollars for speeding 48 mph in a 30 mph zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kramer
Roy Truesdale
Russéll- Vult
Suit challenges warden policy at Missouri State Prison
Inmate Aerseel Ray McMipelk filed a circuit court suit against Warden Swain Haroki and Swane Swease challenging the prison system’s refusal to grant a specific time off. The complaint alleges deprivation of liberty and arbitrary denial of earned time and credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerseel Ray McMipelk
Missouri
Actinst Werden Haroki
Swease
Sweeson
Plastic betties ere dregstore favorite in New York AP
Families across the city show a high preference for plastic items amid a shift toward modern goods. Reports describe teens urged to purchase devices, reflecting changing consumer trends and attitudes toward durable goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marriage Licenses Granted in Jefferson City and Wisconsin Rapids
Marriage licenses issued to Lads F. Fischer Ir Jefferson City and Judith Ann Nilges Westphalia, Keith Welland Wisconsin Rapids and Diage Sem Mutier Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morriage
F. Fischer Ir
Jefferson City
Judith Ann Nilges
Westphalia
Keith Welland
Wisconsin Rapids
Wie
Diage Semmutier
Jeferson City
Local court fines and charges across several cases
Magistrate court fined 16 year old David Lee Corum of Centertown for failing to stop for highway patrol, 25 dollars plus 12.10 costs. He faced additional 25 dollars and 12.10 costs for driving without headlights and 25 plus 12.16 for careless driving with restitution to Missouri for damage to highway signs. Jackie D. Rucker paid 25 dollars and fines for littering. Lilian Porter Booker, no address, fined 56 dollars and 14.36 costs for speeding. Gail Godsey bound over for Circuit Court on a check charge with trial set for June 21. Cher City’s Charles E. Abbott fined 25 for possession of bullfrogs out of state. A recent grounds cleanup day was planned for Sunday June 13 followed by a barbecue in July. Sue Beck gave an illustrated home improvement talk at the meeting. Clarence Daniels from the State Conservation Department Genie Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lee Corum
Centertown
Missouri
Jackie D. Rucker Chilficdthe
Lilian Porter Booker
Gail Godsey
Sue Beck
Clarence Daniels
State Conservation Department
Genie Division
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Apl-Cio
Hofta
Don Westil
Nashville
Aad
Koffa
Meen
Universe
Te Bote Pi
Theonorary
Cvettabed Tran Pase
Vaughn
Donald “Munford
Chizego City
Sensis
Doder
Oudget Manford
Baptists
el Denver
Keometh Borren
Yale
Otia
Traite
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Wee Cael Maa
Morthweet
Missouri State College
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Tellerton, City
Thane
Willam Carson
Whitlow
Callaway County
Carson
Girkio Bousty
Jusior
Mippettis
Sullivan
AKC
Houser Funeral Home Planning
Cotonia
Seal Prett
the Daily Record
Charles Kidwell
Barnett
de Henry Dill
Rick Fountain
Traffic Bureau
Fred Barnes
Loulé Wa
Pusehman
Is & Mb
Arthur Winkler
Teaner Bridge Rd
Johnny Warren
Southweet Blvd
F.p.h
Keith Borman
Grew Berry Rd
Carl Weber
William Slaughter
Emily “Théroff
California
Polies Court
AL Jedferies
THA
Igh
Alea A. Voss
Orval Wells
Miller Bt
M Coats
Driask
Admiral
Retok Aled
Ally Cho
Aleta
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Am Motors
Tée Tae
Ampex Corp
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Richna Ann Tom Atlas Chem
Aveo Corp
Sysel
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Chansee Cp
Chrysler Cities
Ulk
Carolw
Curtiss
East Kodak A Echlin
Firestone
FMC
Ford
Hercules
Tetalers
Feta
Petting
M.p.b. Met
D. Jamta L. Murphy
Litton Ind Lavine
Marcor Bi
Kip Martin M
McDen
Nabisco
Nort Simoes
Pan Am
Penn Cent
Penney JC Phill
Reyn
Ryder Sy
Safeway
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Seara
Sperry
Circuit Court
Suit
Warden
Swinson
McMimetk
Chiries E. Abbott
Cher City
Staton
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