Missouri Area Forecast and Local Weather Notes
Daily weather readings show High 102 and Low 73 in the past 24 hours with a 7 am temperature. Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions in Missouri with cooler north and continued humidity central and south. Extended outlook through Wednesday expects a gradual cool trend with possible thundershowers Monday and Wednesday. Local hospital notices list admissions and dismissals in several areas alongside a Friday accident at Liberty and Jefferson Streets and a subsequent police report.
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Missouri
Bos
Audrain Hospital
Cence
Ruby A. Romdall
William
Doris Watson
James Wainscott
Jane Graves
Chester Rickard
Edward Schulte
Sam Williams
Curtis Morgan
Mexico
Bertha Bibbs
Paris
John D. Sullivan
Penry
Ascel M ‘Toate Ocon Ory
Cart Shoat
Farber
Whee James
Waggoner
Laurie Jaye Askey
Roy Gramalee
Centralia
Reichert
MFA Exchange
Lotha E. Gardner
Laura L. Rahmeyer
Dorma Huey
Howard Lutz
Michael Jennings
Robert Arabia Auxvasse
Daniel Murphy
Janet Sueen
Dewey
Weather and court notes from a busy local day
Police reported a drunk driving arrest of Gregory Patrick Watson at 12:50 am on Liberty Street with resisting arrest noted. Vandals scratched Jim Burt’s pickup on Lakeside Place. An accident on Route K near the Montgomery line involved calf crossings with no injury to Russell Presson. A jury found Bobby Joe Cobb guilty in magistrate court, with a $100 fine. several road collisions were logged, including coal street incidents and forged instrument charges. Stock market figures from New York closed up while local trading showed activity in Ore and Fox. A dog bite near Missouri Street was reported but not treated.
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Patricia K. Garrett
Vine St
Ogee
Wak
Liberty
Jefferson Sts
Margaret L. Johnson
Anderson St
Garrett
Johnson
Gregory Patrick Watson
W. Liberty St
South Union St
Morine
Jim Burt
Lakeside Place
Highway Patrol
Callaway County
Montgomery County
Russell Presson
Portland
Prest’ Son
Samu
George B
Helen
Wraith
Western St
Bobby Joe Cobb
Audrain Hospital
Prome
Cobbnade
Jean Baker
Coal St
Zery
Floyd C. Orcutt
Roy Morrow
Benton City
Homer Arnold Biffle
Curry Sr
Ville
Orcutt
Woeson
A.B. Chance Co
Commerce Monroe St
Bankshares
Wetterau
Douglas Earl Foxted
Route 3
Mexico
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbe
Foxbie Brooks
Dresser Inen
Chester R. Floyd
N. Olive St
Monroe St
Floyd
Fox
Roger Giboney
S. Missouri St
Tina
Industrial Stocks Mixed as Reports Show varied Moves
Reading of market data shows Kaiser Aluminum at 29 percent with a 5 percent decline, Ralston Purina at 20 percent down 56.1 points, U.S. Gypsum common at 52 percent up 4, and U.S. Gypsum preferred at 31 percent up 174 points. Other figures include 1600, 8900, 8200, and 6000 in listed values, with several entries displaying percent changes.
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Uy Sey Wey Alivee- Co
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Purina
U.S
Emergency Haying And Grazing OK'd For Diverted Acres
Emergency haying and grazing authorizations are approved for diverted acres under the 1970 wheat and feed grain program. Producers must file applications for release and pay fees to utilize the land amid drought conditions.
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Washington
Thej
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mitrione
Congress
Middle West
United States
United Nations
U.S
Is- Washington
Iraeli
Food and Drug Administration
Egypt
Jordan
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
St. Louis
Ing
Williamson
N.Y
Grand San Leandro
Oslo
FDA
Near-J
Spencer Speedway
Nixon Faces Unwanted Freeze Bill Amid Inflation Debate
The Defense Production Act would grant the president authority to cap wages rents and interest for nine months. Republicans say the move is tied to the November elections while Democrats cite inflation as motivation. A 76 to 41 nonrecord vote blocked eliminating the rider. the act passed 257 to 19 with a cost accounting board to monitor defense contractor costs.
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Washington
House
Senate
Nixon
Press Barred Russians Front Seat At Cape Kennedy Launch
The Poseidon multiwarhead missile aboard the James Madison is set for its first submerged launch in the Atlantic 30 miles east of Cape Kennedy. Reporters will be barred from observing from a support destroyer, despite a prior plan. A Russian trawler with electronic gear had approached within 200 yards, prompting the change.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
James Madison
Defense Department
Atlantic
Army Uses All Weapons On Rioters In Belfast
British forces unleashed every weapon against Roman Catholic rioters in Belfast, firing on bombers, deploying water cannons, and using tear gas as clashes raged from night until dawn. Rioters hurled rocks and gasoline bombs, with a warehouse blaze and barricades of vehicles as troops advanced. Several arrests reported. no injuries confirmed, amid ongoing sectarian fighting following a fatal shooting.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Clvne
Irish Republican Army
New Lodge Road
Automo
Biles
Doctor Underestimated Political Power Of Women
Washington AP report quotes Dr Edgar F Berman claiming women lack physiological qualifications for top jobs like president while noting public opposition. He repeats belief women are qualified yet stressed by menstruation and menopause, resigning from the Democratic National Priority Ties Committee amid pressure from women’s groups and party leaders.
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Washington
Edgar F. Berman
Wcy
Pha
Suaphrey
Humphrey Si
Dama Lacratic Party
Furouih
Hig
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Will
Ian
Joseph A. Califano
Berman
Ny Party
Umphrey
Valliano
Phoebe
Hartford Fourth Night Upset Shocks Capital City
In Hartford Connecticut a dusk to dawn curfew was imposed after a fourth night of racial disturbances. Effraim Gonzales, 28, was killed by a gunshot and another man injured as police faced sniper fire and bottle throwing. About 60 people were arrested, with state troopers aiding city officers. The curfew targets youths under 16 and a ban on weapons and flammable liquids was ordered.
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Hartford
Conn
Effraim Gonzales
St. Francis Hospital
Thomas J. Vaughn
Ann Uccello
Elisha Freedman
Louis Lomax Dies In Auto Accident
Louis Lomax is reported killed in an automobile crash while working on the radio program When The Word Is Given. The accident occurred as Lomax traveled to a station location, with authorities investigating the cause.
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Santa Rosa
N.M
Louis Lomax
Here
Kidnap Dupe Sets $40,000 From Hill
Leo Hill of Boulder former Columbia city manager was duped out of 40000 by an extortionist posing as hostage to his wife. Mrs Hill was kidnapped Jan 6 1967 and ransom paid. Police recovered 144000 of the ransom earlier. the case involved a former University of Colorado student. Hill, a native of Potosi Missouri, led the First National Bank of Boulder.
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Columbia
Leo Hill
Boulder
Cole
Hill
T Hill
First
National Bank of Boulder
University of Colorado
Sunshine Canyon
Betty Sue
Potosi
Pueblo
Colo
Brother's Pills Gave Boy 10 a Bad Trip
Six youths charged with marijuana possession at arraignment in Callaway County Magistrate Court. Bond set at 10 000 each. Magistrate Judge Hugh Nilkinmason scheduled preliminary hearing for August 16. Nine youths were taken into custody Thursday night in a raid of a farm.
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Falton
Callaway County
Hugh P. Nilkinmason
Mrs. Bertha Sharp Dies Of Wellsville At 82
Mrs. Bertha Sharp aged 82 of 108 E Hudson Wellsville died at 10 20 p m at Audrain Hospital in Mexico after a brief illness at home She was born December 1887 at Big Spring Mo to Henry and Paul Nealhouse later married John Yates and Fred Sharp Four youths faced charges over possession of 95 grams of marijuana in a raid on an eastern Callaway County farm home with 25 sheriff officers involved Multiple suspects named and further charges possible as lab tests continue in Kansas City and Johnson County involved in a separate hallucinogenic drug case
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Wellsville
Borsha Sharp
E. Hudson
Audrain Hospital
Mexico
Williamsburg
Callaway County
Big Spring
Henry
Paularijuana
Ine Nealhouse
Mare Arm
John Yates
Fred Sharp
Maherlon
Callaway ‘County
Gene Hamilton
Namad
Terrell Lawrence McClintock
Farmington
I. Mo
Leigh Edward Cahan
San Francisco
Calif
Malcolm Eugene White
Fulton
Chris van Wyngarden
iSteve T. Young
John T. Randolph
Oltan
Ted Salmons
Dan Hale Jr
Paul K. Casey
Garden City
N.Y
Hamilton
Highway
Funeral services in Wellsville for local resident
Funeral services will be at 2 p m Monday at Myers Funeral Home Wellsville conducted by Rev Clarence Smith. Visitation after 3 p m Sunday at the funeral home. Burial in Wellsville cemetery. Survived by husband at home a daughter Mrs Elmer Keith of Wellsville a sister Mrs Pauline Grabenstein of Detroit Mich three grandchildren 10 great grandchildren and a sister in law Mrs Gay Strube of New Florence Preceded in death by one sister and three brothers.
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Teee Ui Sterreeing
Myers Funeral
Wellsville
Clarence Smith
United Methodist Presbyterian Church
Elmer
Hilla) Keith
Pauline Grabenstein
Detroit
Mich
Gay Strube
New Florence
Samaritan campers aid Bucars after roadside accident
Mr. Bucar said the Richard Shamblin family of 1501 N Washington St. saw the Bucars stranded near a gas station across the street and offered help. They towed the Bucars to Borden's Motel and trailer park, providing water and facilities. The Bucars praised the caring strangers from Mexico for their kindness.
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Bucar
Richard Shamblin
Washington St. Ware
Borden
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