Missouri Weather Forecast And Local Updates
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show mild temperatures with high 70s to mid 80s Sunday and a chance of thundershowers spreading across Missouri tonight and Tuesday through Wednesday. River stages rise and fall at multiple cities while hospitals report admissions and two births occurred in Mexico and Wellsville. Police note a minor car collision on Florsheim Shoe Co. lot with no summons issued.
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Ruby Johnson Turley
Alabama St
Carolyn Lee Sewell
S. Kentucky St
Florshelm Shoe Co
S. Elmwood Dr
Sewell
Turley
GOP Gift Linked To Bank Loan
A high Republican National Committee aide received a $5,000 payment from a builder after helping him obtain a $500,000 bank loan. The loan followed a call by the Post Office banking director James Blair to First National City Bank, at the aide’s request. The aide, Douglas W. Inglish Jr., is on temporary leave pending investigation. the source of the payment was a Washington dentist and builder, Cyrus Katzen, via lobbyist Cyrus T. Anderson, who faces bribery charges linked to mail-rate legislation. Blair defended his actions as proper.
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Republican National Committee
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Katzen
Anderson
Muskie urged to support McGovern’s bid for president
Reports from Washington and Maryland recount Muskie weighing acceptance to be McGovern’s running mate while Wallace and Schmitz spar over tactics. Bremer found guilty of wounding Wallace with a 63 year sentence. Fischer leads Spassky as Reykjavik reporting grows. Government may repay Japanese Americans interned in WWII if Congress passes restitution bill.
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Hay
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Kie
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Congress
Chester Floyd Rites Today at Local Funeral Home
Funeral services for Chester R. Floyd, 64, of 403 S. Missouri St., will be held at 2 p.m. today at Precht Pickering Funeral Home. The Rev J.C. Montgomery Jr. will officiate, with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Died Thursday at University Medical Center in Columbia. Pallbearers include Tracy Dean, Norman Sanders, Jerry Moore, Rupert Singleton, Lonnie Burkhead, and Alan Davidson.
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Fairhope
Ala
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Evalina Lawrence Curtis
Mabel Bigger
John P. Bigger
Atlanta
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Precht- Pickering
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S. Missouri St
University Medical Center
Columbia
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Mexico United
Stock Market Over The Counter And NYSE Report
Over the counter trading shows A B Chance at 25 and 26, Commerce Bancshares at 53 and 64, Wetterat 2734 bid 2844 asked. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks at 10, Dresser 38 down, Interco 44 unchanged, Kaiser Aluminum 194 up, Panhandle 35 up, Ralston Purina 3534 down, US Gypsum common 2573 down, US Gypsum preferred 30 up.
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POWs Face Tough Readjustment After Return From In Do China
San Diego based military psychiatrist Capt. Raymond Spaulding Jr. warns returning POWs from North Korea must endure gradual rehabilitation due to cultural shocks. He cites potential anger, alienation, and adjustments with family, plus physical and sexual health issues from years of confinement.
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Farmer Who Found Skyjacking Cash Takes $10,000
Peru Indiana AP Lowell Elliott, who found the 500000 ransom from a parachuting skyjacker, accepted a 10000 award from American Airlines after initially rejecting it five weeks ago. A second offer followed as two men were arrested in Michigan and undergo psychiatric tests.
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Elliott
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Ewell Andrews retires from Missouri Power plant
Ewell C. Andrews of 9218 Olive St retires as operator at Missouri Power and Light Co power plant in Mexico on August 1. He began as swing station operator at Vandalia in 1943, moved to the Mexico plant in 1952. He attended Elm Bend School Vandalia High School and the University of Missouri. He is married with four children and belongs to First Baptist Church and the IBEW.
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Big Sur Forest Fire Contained After 4100 Acre Blaze
Firefighters using hand tools corralled a 4100 acre brush and timber fire in Big Sur forcing evacuation of about 2000 residents and vacationers. Fire crews worked along a 4 to 41/2 mile line near Doolan's Hole Creek with aircraft and support units aiding the 1500 strong force. Several campgrounds reopened as residents returned and pathways along the Pacific Coast Highway cleared. The blaze, started Tuesday by an illegal campfire, remained only partially contained.
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Jim Coolidge
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Missouri governor race TV ad spending leads Morris and Dowd
William Morris and Edward Dowd topped Missouri gubernatorial ad spending in a St. Louis Globe-Democrat survey. It tallies TV buys across major stations in St. Louis Kansas City Springfield Hannibal and southeast Missouri with Morris at over 81000 Dowd about 75000. Other Democrats Blackwell Teasdale and Schantz spent 12200 8000 and 1170 respectively while Republicans Bond McNary and King spent 21000 15000 and about 2000.
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Dowd
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R. J. King
Pearl Couple Welcome First Son David Thomas Pearl
Mr and Mrs Tom E Pearl of Prairie Village Kansas welcomed their first son born yesterday named David Thomas who weighed 7 pounds 7 ounces. He has a sister Susan aged 4. Grandparents are Ralph Bushnell and Fred Pearl with addresses Route 2 and 605 S Jefferson St. The Pearls are former Mexico residents.
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S. Jefferson St
New Presidential Limousine Tested in Dearborn
A hand crafted black Lincoln Continental built by Ford Motor Co undergoes a test drive in Dearborn, Michigan. The armored limousine weighs 5,000 pounds more than a standard Continental and will be trucked to Washington in a closed van with a secret escort before its formal showing.
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Bremer Guilty in Wallace Shooting Trial in Maryland
A Milwaukee busboy, 21, Bremer found guilty on nine counts for wounding Alabama Governor Wallace at a Laurel Maryland rally. He faces 63 years, parole possible in 1988 after serving a quarter. Bremer sentenced to 63 years total, with concurrent sentences for three other assault wounds.
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Pin Oak Camp Hosts Five Mexico Girl Scouts
Five Mexico girls completed a two week stay at Camp Pin Oak Lake of the Ozarks State Park. Participants were Debbie Allen Janet Graf Elizabeth Hill Jamie Nielsen and Therese Rankin with Janet Graf and Elizabeth Hill serving as reporters and patrol leader respectively. The Heart of Missouri Girl Scout Council established the camp offering Red Cross swimming small craft sailing canoeing and hiking plus a water ski program culminating in a banquet and awards ceremony.
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Ali McGraw Seeks Divorce From Robert Evans
Actress Ali McGraw 33 files for divorce in Santa Monica Superior Court on Friday citing irreconcilable differences from Paramount executive Robert Evans. The move ends their marriage after a year and a half. Public record notes no settlement details were disclosed.
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Democrats Campaign Notes Highlight Endorsements and Critiques
The piece reports on campaign remarks from Missouri candidates and supporters including Ed Dowd and Jack Schramm. Speakers defend or attack rival records, noting absences from votes and endorsements while urging viewers to watch a Channel 12 appearance.
Solar Storm To Hit Today
A large geomagnetic storm expected to strike the earth today will disrupt short wave radio transmissions and light up the sky with auroras. The event stems from a huge solar flare observed Friday, with auroras visible in northern and southern hemispheres and radio disruptions likely for several days.
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Missouri
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Algerian Hijackers Freed in Algiers After Delta Jet Ransom
In Algiers, the Delta Airlines hijackers who retrieved a $1 million ransom remain at large and roam the city. A Black Panther spokesman says the trio and accompanying children are living in a hotel after release from custody. Officials have not yet acted on the U.S. request to return the money. Captain William May recalls the hijackers’ marijuana intoxication during the transatlantic flight.
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