Weather roundup and hospital admissions in Missouri and Mexico
Weather data from April 1 1972 shows 24 hour highs and lows, precipitation totals, and sunrise sunset times for Mexico and Missouri. Hospital admissions list names for Ad mitted and Dismissed across several towns including Mexico Paris Bowling Green Centralia Vandalia Fulton and Wellsville with numerous patients and staff.
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Audrain Medical Center
Jack Smith
Anna L. Pickett
C. Glen Slims
Clarence Riley
Grace M. Throckmorton
Robin R. Munford
Danny L. Gentry
Mexico
Harold Crow
Paris
Eugene Sallee
Bowling Green
Russell Earl Beamer
George Roberts
Centralia
Harold P. Turner
Paola
Kan
William J. Wilson
Miriam H. Spicer
Henry Sonwalt
Jaclyn A. Jackson
Eva Lowe
Marvin Fisher
Josephine Franklin
Lester Meeks
Marvin T. Rodenbaugh
James Daniels
Vandalia
Howard J. Mason
Gary Stanford
Centrailia
David Misner
Fulton
John J. Peery
Wellsville
Frank Stemmley
Martinsburg
David C. White
Sturgeon
Lewis C. Lower
Laddonia
Charles G. Cole
Perry
EJ. T. Anderson
Bryan Gruber
Cecil Pethy
Montgomery City
William George
Larry Twitchell
Auxvasse
Reba Remley
Melvin Beaty
James D. Warren
James E. Bourne
Middletown
US To Probe Bradford Case Likely Rendition Controversy In Massachusetts
US Attorney Joseph L. Tauro agreed to ask the FBI to investigate how Massachusetts officials handled the extradition of Malik Hakim, a Roxbury community worker wanted in Missouri on rape and assault with intent to murder. St. Louis County prosecutor Gene McNary demanded a federal grand jury probe into alleged civil rights violations surrounding Gov. Sargent, Atty. Gen. Quinn, Boston police, and defense lawyer Homans.
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Boston
Joseph L. Tauro
FBI
Massachusetts
Malik Hakim
Missouri
Hakim
Roxbury
Francis W. Sargent
Gene McNary
St. Louis
Tauro
Justice Department
McNary
Robert H. Quinn
Edmund L. McNamara
William Homans
Margaret Sims
Sargent
Willian Homans
Albert Bradford
First Girl Named For House Page
A 17 year old Montana girl, Kathi Dayton of Stevensville, is nominated to be the first female page in the House of Representatives. Representative Dick Shoup urges judging her by qualifications, not sex, as the Equal Rights Amendment moves toward ratification. Dayton was a Montana legislature page last year. the Senate has four girl pages.
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Washington
Montana
House of Representatives
Dick Shoup
R-Mont
Kathi Dayton
Stevensville
House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Shoup
Kathi
Wayne Dayton
Senate
Police Report Highlights Thefts And Minor Offenses
Liberty Theatre manager Patrick Kelley reported a ransacked office and $235 missing. Tonya Reams posted bond for liquor and stop sign charges. Roger Field faced minor liquor possession and remains jailed. A portable TV, purse, and other items were reported stolen from private homes. Two-car crashes near Jefferson and Jackson streets produced no injuries. one hit-and-run near Scott's Corner. A juvenile related to a yard-damaging incident was placed with a relative. Highway Patrol logged minor injuries in a snow crash on Highway 54 near Baysinger Corner. another unrelated hit-and-run occurred at Scott's Corner. In Montana, Manly Gauger was fined $50 for starving ten horses after muddy conditions hindered access to hay.
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Patrick Kelley
Liberty Theatre
Tonya Reams
Roger Field
E. Monroe St
Field
Sheriff's Office
John Burton
E. Liberty St
Robert Newbrough
Curtis St
Jefferson and
Jackson Sts
Lucylle C. Ray
Benton City
Daniel Colin Thoenen
Calhoun St
Ray
Highway Patrol
Baysinger Corner
Fred Limerick
Louisiana
Eugene Sallee
Bowling Green
Audrain Medical Center
Sallee
Limerick
Scott's Corner
Clyde H. Shoup
Laddonia
Billings
Mont
Justice Court
Manly Gauger
Boyle Convicted in Mine Union Funds Case
United Mine Workers president W.A. Boyle is convicted of illegally using union funds for political campaign contributions in the first federal prosecution of a labor leader. An appeal is expected. the sentence could reach 32 years in prison.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony” Boyle
Boyle
Dog Delivers Marijuana Bag to Arkansas City Home
A dog known for collecting items brought home a paper sack containing a plastic bag with marijuana. The owner, a teacher, gave the narcotics to police. Detective Pappan closed the case, but the dog returned with a second bag, prompting closer police monitoring.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Lloyd Pappan
Nixons Celebrate Easter Weekend at Camp David
President and Mrs. Nixon spend Easter weekend at Camp David in Maryland's Catoctin Mountains. Today they will mark the 24th birthday of Navy Ensign David Eisenhower, husband of Julie Nixon Eisenhower.
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Thurmont
Nixon
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Nixons
Navy
Ens
David Eisenhower
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Van-Far School Menus Week Schedules
The Van-Far menu lists daily offerings for the week. Monday features ham and noodle casserole with tossed salad Alabama biscuits butter and jelly milk stewed cherries. Tuesday serves chili and crackers peanut butter sandwich celery and carrot sticks milk jello with fruit topping. Wednesday offers meat loaf mashed potatoes gravy seasoned spinach hot rolls butter milk apple crisp. Thursday presents salmon loaf potato salad butter peas hot rolls butter milk sliced peaches. Friday plans weiner on bun Spanish rice green beans milk mixed fruits.
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Van-Far
Alabama
Chaplain Jensen Acquitted by Navy Court Martial
Cmdr. Andrew F. Jensen the first Navy chaplain tried by general court martial was acquitted of adultery charges involving two officers wives. The two-week trial heard 21 alleged sexual encounters. Jensen testified to his innocence as his American Baptist Convention and wife supported him.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Cmmr
Andrey F. Jensen
Navy
Andrew F. Jensen
Jensen
Mary Ann Curran
Lora Gudbranson
American Baptist Convention
Kathleen Jensen
American Baptists
Too Much Withholding and Tax Revenue Impact
Government economists warn excessive withholding could slow economic recovery as new schedules from Jan 16 pull more from paychecks. Treasury reports about 1 billion dollars a month more than expected in January may cut the current deficit by 5 billion. Officials note unadjusted exemptions and unexplained taxpayer behavior under the new tables.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Nixon
Office of Management and Budget
Cliff Collapses Onto Interstate Cars
A limestone cliff collapsed onto Interstate 435 one mile south of I 70 in Kansas City Friday night, burying two northbound lanes and damaging about 25 vehicles that could not stop in time. Patrol found around 20 cars halted amid rock slabs, some door size and two feet thick.
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Kansas City
Highway Patrol
Edible Cans May Be Coming to Beverage Cans
At Penn State University Dr. Manfred Kroger a food scientist says the next decade will see beverages sold in edible cans and candy bars in edible wrappers. He notes some restaurants and hotels already use nutritious containers that dissolve in water when cooking.
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University Park, Pa
Manfred Kroger
Penn State University
Kroger
B52 Crew Dies Saving Area Near Orlando Crash
A burning B52 bomber disintegrated near McCoy Air Force Base while the seven crew members stayed aboard to steer toward a lake and save nearby homes. All eight on board and seven children were injured civilians. Names and roles of ten crewmembers and the crash’s stinging impact on a Florida suburb are detailed in this report.
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Orlando
Fla
Air Force
Silver Beach
McCoy Air Force Base
Russell, Dougherty
2Nd Air Force
McCoy
Wendell W. Campbell
Washington, D.C
Dougherty
America
McCoy Base
Anthony Ellington
Brooke Army Medical Burn Center
San Antonio
Tex
Billy Garland
Donald Garland
Charles Garland
Nancy Robertson
Robin
Danny
Laura
Barry
Applebee
Dormansville
N.Y
James J. Hammons
Shawnee
Ala
Robert Heatherly
Mount Vernon
William E. Kesler
Fukuny
George M. Gamache
Somerset
Mass
MTS Escapees Recaptured
Two Missouri Training School for Boys escapees from Boonville were recaptured Friday. One exchanged gunfire with police. both were from St. Louis and had stolen cars in Perryville. One was caught on I 55 in Ste Genevieve County, the other in Farmington after a brief gun battle. Authorities were also seeking two men missing from the Fordland Honor Camp near Springfield. George Brady and Danny Harned escaped their facility. Brady faced no fund check charges and Harned had a second degree burglary conviction.
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Farmington, Mo
Missouri Training School For
Boonville
MTS
St. Louis
Highway Patrol
Perryville
Ste. Genevieve
Farmington
Springfield
Fordland
George Brady
New Franklin
Danny Harned
California
Brady
Harned
Memorial Service Set For Miss Mary Ann Sames
Centralia notes memorial services for Mary Ann Sames, 46, who died March 12 in Washington DC. She served as chief counsel and clerk to the Senate Democratic Policy Committee and helped draft the Peace Corps act. Memorials to First Christian Church Centralia or International Peace Scholarship Fund.
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Centralia
Mary Ann Sames
Donald Mattson
Fenton Funeral
Sames
Arthur Sames
Washington, D. C
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
Mexico
Centralia High School
University of Missouri
Washington
George Washington University
Unesco Relations
International Claims Section
Office of Legal Advisor
Office of Congressional Relations
Public Administration Clearing House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Peace Corps
Connally
U. S
Miss Sames
Lyndon Johnson
United States
U. N
New York City
Mansfield
Miss James
Gamma Phi Beta Social Sorority
Phi Delta Delta Legal Fraternity
District of Columbia Bar Association
D. C. Women’s Bar Association
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fenton Funeral Chapel
Casals Performs at Arizona State University Benefit
Pablo Casals visited Tempe to perform for a benefit concert aiding an International Cello Library. He drew five standing ovations including Song of the Birds and conducted the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra in Hymn to the United Nations. He also received an honorary doctorate of humane letters from ASU.
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Casals
Arizona State
Want Ad for Wife Sparks Calls at BYU
Provo Utah AP A prank by a BYU freshman printed in the university paper drew more than 160 phone calls. David Briggs of Bountiful Utah received about a dozen serious proposals and many dates by Wednesday after the ad appeared. He kept answering calls as they came in and faced the flood of offers and requests.
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Provo
Utah
David Briggs
Brigham Young University
Briggs
BYU
Illegal Trade in Furs and Hides
Federal officials report a wide illegal trade in furs and hides with an international black market for alligator hides from Southeastern states. Over 110 indictments will be sought starting Monday in the case. A truck carrying 62,000 dollars worth of illegal hides was seized in Bolston Mississippi, including raccoon otter mink nutria muskrat beaver bobcat squirrel and rabbit hides.
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Atlanta
Frederick A. Williams
Interior Department
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
C. Edward Carlson
Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Bureau
Bolston, Miss
Easter Vespers at Missouri Military Academy
The Rev. Terry Moore will deliver the Easter message at vespers in Memorial Chapel. Cadet Terry Logue will read as services begin with a prelude from Jesus Christ Superstar. The Chapel Choir performs Christ Is Now Risen Again with Rafael Hinojosa on trumpet. altar items donated in memory of Scott Huebner.
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Terry Moore
First Christian Church
Missouri Military Academy
Memorial Chapel
Terry Logue
Columbia
Lenel
Rafael Hinojosa
Monterrey
Mexico
Wayne Huebner
Scott
Court Again Weighs Death Penalty Constitutionality
The Supreme Court is asked to rule on whether the death penalty violates the U.S. Constitution as California appeals a ruling that capital punishment is cruel or unusual. The court weighs four other death penalty cases and aims for a decision by June, with 700 inmates in 34 states affected. Forty states and the federal government retain the penalty, but no executions since 1967.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
United States
Capote sues Paramount over Gatsby film contract breach
New York AP report says Truman Capote filed a $101,250 suit against Paramount Pictures alleging breach of contract. Capote claims under a Sept. 21 agreement he would deliver a Gatsby screenplay by Jan. 1, received $33,750 on signing, and was to be paid $16,875 later. He says illness delayed work but finished 90 percent before Jan. 6, with the final script sent Jan. 24, and Paramount allegedly terminated the deal due to the deadline breach.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
NEW York
Truman Capote
Paramount Day. Pictures
Capote
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Paramount
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