Weather and city court roundup from missing text
Local readings show 7:00 a.m. temperature at 60 with last three hours at 85 and 24 hour low of 60. Forecast zone 6 expects clear to partly cloudy skies, warming to Friday high 87 to 94, light variable winds, Missouri area similar with high 90s, lake stages noted, and extended outlook mostly clear then possible showers Sunday or Monday. City court fines listed for multiple defendants including driving while intoxicated and license issues. traffic and city notices also recorded amid livestock and grain prices reports from National Stockyards and AP dispatches.
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Missourt
ST. Louis
Senate battle over ABM sites in two-site plan continues
Congress wrangles over limiting the Safeguard missile system with Sens. Marlow Cook and Thomas McIntyre switching to support expanding to two sites. The debate hinges on funding for radar upgrades and Vienna talks leverage while Sen. Ed Brooke’s amendment aims to boost development at the existing two sites.
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Marlow Cook
R-Kv
Thomas J. MelIntyre
DML
Senate
Sy Peel
Cook
McIntyre
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
ABM
Cannon
Pearson
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
John O. Pastore
D-R.j
Sens
John Sherman Cooper
Philip Hart
D-Mich
U.S
Vienna
Trio of Residents Fined for Underage Alcohol Possession
John David Garnett of Laddonia fined 47 dollars for possession of an alcoholic beverage by a minor. Gary Dean Snyder of Laddonia fined 62 dollars for similar offense. Bobby Gale Evans of Laddonia fined 112 dollars for possession of an alcoholic beverage by a minor. Local livestock market notes include hogs and cattle prices with varied lots and ranges. Chicago Livestock shows mixed cattle and lamb pricing across small to large lots.
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John David Garnett
Laddonia
Gary Dean Snyder
Bobby Gale Evans
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept, AG
Students Sue For University Closing At GWU
Washington AP George Washington University is sued for 1.05 million dollars in tuition rebates after a four day student strike last May. Sixteen students filed the suit alleging pro rated losses of 75 dollars per student from the 14 000 enrolled. They demand the university keep doors open and the educational process functioning. Classes were missed May 5 to 8 but exams proceeded and no credits were lost.
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Washington (Ap
George Washington University
Shriver Sees Son's Arrest Echoes Libertine Society
CHICAGO AP The Chicago Daily News quotes R Sargent Shriver former ambassador to France saying his son Bobby 17 recently arrested in a marijuana raid reflects pressures and temptations faced by millions of youths He accepts much of the blame for the social atmosphere and cites an almost libertine society undermining leadership and vision Shriver notes wealth affords his family better coping means while urging honesty and consistent standards in youth.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily News
R. Sargent Shriver
France
Bobby
Peter Lisagor
News
Washington
Shriver
John F. Kennedy
Teamsters Yield Field To Chavez In Salinas Pact
In Salinas California a sudden agreement ends a bitter dispute over which union will represent field workers in the salad bowl region. The Teamsters concede field hands to Cesar Chavez and his AFL-CIO United Farm Workers Organizing Committee. Chavez had won a five year grape strike and boycott and now expands organizing across the West and Canada. The pact leaves Teamster control in canneries creameries processing plants warehouses trucking and markets, while Chavez will lead field worker organizing.
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Salinas
Calif
Cesar Chavez
Afl-Cio
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
United States
Canada
Chavez
Victor
Salinas Valley
Catholic Bishops Committee On Farm Labor
Teamsters
Jor
Teamster
Mrs Emma Dudley Dies at 88 in Missouri
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Dudley a former Mexico resident who died at Charlevoix Nursing Home in St Charles at age 88 will be held at 10 a m Saturday. She lived in Mexico before five years ago moving to St Louis to be with daughter Mrs Bernard Lutz. She was born April 14 1882 in Fulton MO and is survived by two daughters Mrs Lutz and Mrs Helen Stallings. Three sisters and a brother are noted as survivors with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Cremation will take place and Elmwood Cemetery is planned burial after cremation.
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Mexico
Ema F., Dudley
Charlevoix
St. Charles
St. Louis
Bernard Mary Lutz
Riverview
Dudley
Godfrey and
Rosa Stahlmann Freiberger
Fulton
Union
G. T. Dunn
Carthage
Presbyterian Church
Precht-Pickering
Robert Phillips
First Presbyterian Church
Butle
Elmwood Cemetery
Market Drift On Quiet NYSE Amid Uncertainty
Stocks showed a sluggish slide as the Dow fell to 708.31 at noon with declines outpacing advances nearly two to one on the NYSE. Analysts blamed investor hesitation amid mixed economic and international signals and noted August's typical slow grind deepened this year.
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A. B. Chance Co
Commerce
Bancshare
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Purina
US Gypsum Jcommon
NEW York
Mid East canal incident clarified by spokesperson
A spokesman said no Israeli was wounded and the fire was not retaliatory, indicating the event at the canal area may reflect non combat action rather than planned hostility.
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Canal
Refiesta
Cairo
Mary
Gamble Blowers Dies in Wichita at 59
Edward Gamble Blowers 59 purchasing agent for Wichita State University died Wednesday after a career at Boeing prior to joining the university in 1963. Born December 13 1910 in Mexico Missouri he lived in Mexico before marriage to Mary Kindrick of Seymour Mo. Survived by family in Mexico and related aunt and cousin. Services pending.
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Wichita
Edward ‘Gamble Blowers
Wichita State University
Boeing Co
University
Nto
Pawhuska
Okla
Mexico
Waresiel
Mr. Blowers
George W
Joyce Lena Gamble Blowers
Mexico High School
Mary Kindrick
Seymour, Mo
John Gamble
Ed Gamble
Mrs. Julia Garrett Kent Dies at 83 in St. Louis
Mrs. Julia Georgia Garrett Kent, 89, formerly of Mexico, died early this morning at the Masonic Home in St. Louis where she had been a resident since December 7, 1963. Survived by son Richard L. Kent of Yakima, Wash. A sister, Mrs. George Wiggs of Marshalltown, Iowa, and a deceased son William. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Fred Kent
Mexico
St. Louis
Mr. Kent
Julia Georgia Garrett
Ernest Garrett
Centralia
Kent
S. Olive St
Vietnam subversives and refugee ships report
The U S Command announced 85 Americans killed in action in Vietnam last week and 760 wounded. South Vietnamese casualties were 376 killed and 1,011 wounded, while allied commands reported 1,501 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed. Total war casualties: 43,297 Americans killed and 286,243 wounded since 1961.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Sawmill Operator Killed By Logs In Ava Missouri
Willard Hachcock a sawmill operator in Ava Missouri was killed Wednesday when a pile of logs toppled and buried him triggering a mechanism in a nearby truck. Authorities report he died at the scene with investigators examining the incident.
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Ava
Willard Hachcock
Hachcock
Two Arrested in 4-H Fair Disturbance
At the Audrain County 4-H Fair night disturbance leads to charges in magistrate court against Donald Robert Fisher 17 and Delbert Wayne Littleton 20 both of Mexico. Disturbance occurred at the 4H Center Route D at 945 pm with obscene language and disorderly behavior reported. Fisher also faces fleeing from an officer and Littleton faces peace disturbance and open lewdness charges. Special deputy Leslie England placed Littleton under arrest. Fisher was seized near the Mexico square around 10 pm. The outdoor incident happened during a fair dance. prior week Fisher paid fines for malicious damage to property and damages totaling 174.41 after an attack on Tom Balser with truck damage and store window breakage.
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Audrain County
Donald Robert Fisher
Delbert Wayne Littleton
Mexico
Route D
Harold Sulgrove
Fisher
Littleton
Leslie England
Centralia
Sulgrove
Mexico Square
Tom Balser
Blattner’s
Tina Curtis Leaves Intensive Care After Accident
Tina Rochelle Curtis, age 3, who was struck by a car on August 2, is out of the intensive care unit at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Herndon Jr., report she cannot walk or talk yet but is improving after skull and head injuries.
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Tina Rochelle Curtis
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Richard Herndon Jr
E. Lafayette St
Herndon
Tina
Saturday Night Guns Surge in U S Violent Crime Rise
FBI crime stats show 1969 gun use in murders at 65 percent and aggravated assaults at 24 percent. Murders and nonnegligent manslaughters totaled 14,590 with 86 officers killed. Handguns dominate gun use. armed robberies up 14 percent to 178,500. The era sees rising violence and gun availability amid a 7 percent year over year increase.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investiigation
FBI
United States
ONC
UE Geel
Station Attendant Shot by Robber at Service Station
Higginsville attendant, Joseph Neal, was shot in the stomach during a struggle with a robber at a Lexington service station Wednesday night. He was in fair condition at Lexington Memorial Hospital. Police believe about 100 dollars was taken.
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Lexington
Higginsville
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Joseph Neal
Clean Out Revenue Department, King Says
MARSHALL MO AP Rep Ra King minority leader in Missouri House charges Democrats care more about control than solving state problems He urges Republicans if they gain control to start by cleaning out the Department of Revenue He cites $32000 spent on unused computer equipment and employees drawing full salaries while working few days each month He calls for merit staffing and scrapping local license offices handed out to political friends.
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Latney St
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Ralph M. Toulson Sr
Julia Kent
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Mildred E. Greenburg
Claude L. McFaddin
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Agriculural
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