Missouri Deaths and Local Court Actions Reported
Deaths listed include Lloyd Myers 32 Lela Conley 865 and Hester Gardner 67. Circuit Court Dorothy Heilwagen represented by Van Matre filed for divorce from Walter Heilwagen. Rama Bidal represented by Van Matre filed for divorce from Kenneth Erdel. Local incidents include a parking lot collision on W Jackson St involving Harry Newman Bugg and James Groseman, two traffic accidents, and marriage licenses issued in New London and Van Nuys. Also notes on Missouri weather, livestock market, and regional police reports.
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Lloyd Myers
Lela Conley
Hester Les Gardner
Circuit Court
Dorothy J. Heilwager
van Matre
Walter Raymond Heilwagers
Rama Marie Bidal
Kenneth Gail Erdel
Harry Newman Bugg
Mexico
Wag
Moris
W. Jackson St
Bugs
Montgomery Wardh
Polite
James L.groseman
Kirkwood
Fabric Land of
St. Louis
Jolina Eaid
Hospital Reports and Local Court Bids Farewell
Audit Hosnital list reports admissions including Cecil Umstattd Judy Hatfield Melody DeOrnellis and many others from Mexico to Wellsville and Wellsville Fire brick. Dismissals include Debra Berbee Bruce Mueller and Robert Deason. Court notes show multiple fines for negligent driving speeding and improper lookout with a total of 218 overtime park.
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Hosnital
Audrain Hospital
Cecil L. Umstattd
Judy Hatfield
Melody DeOrnellis
Robert Rogers
Carl Norwald
Vergie McGee
Chester Burdick
Richard Mills
Florence Jensen
Hamilton Sexton
Mexico
Ferry C. Sowers
New Florcene
Donald Strube
Richard Craven
Montgomery City
Berard
Duthbert
Benton City
Sylvia’ E. Porterfield
Across Timebers
Harold Swenson
Middletown
Harold Overstreet
St. Charles
Mary Morris
James A. Gillenwaten
James McDonnold
Charles B. Essex
Vandalia
Howard Taylor
Fulton
Richard Stevenson
Wellsville
James Williams
Thompson
Maury Rickhoff
Silex
Mabel Bedford
Paris
Timothy J. Schmitter
Emmitt
Lula Nampton
Centralia
August Freie
Freie
Michael T. Deedle
Débra Berbee
William C. Riggs
Bruce E. Mueller
Logan Wilson
Dennis Toll
Ronald Johnson
Frank Lebenbauer
Homer Hebel
Mitchell Roberts
Kerry Peveler
James R. Futhey
Bellflower
Laura Todd
Betty Todd
Richard Clark
Fred Girard
Steven Mackey
Farber
George Rush
Williamsburg
Edward Huff
Albert Bealmer
Centra 1A
Walter Ritschard
New Florence
T.D. Hendricks
Santa Fe
Mary H. Gibler
Mobert
T ' Falice Renorts
Ronald Toombs
Quanfico Rd
Robert L. Deason
Ringo St
John Lawrence Bricker
Willis G. Gipson
Kelsay Place
William W. Beamer
Mississippi St
Hattie C. Dooley
Vir- Mar
Leo Lawrence Rothe
Route 2
Larry Dale Lockridge
Bougainville Dr
Victims Named In Missouri Car Crash Near Fredericktown
Wanda Sadowski 55 and siblings Eva 63 Walter 62 Mary Canisa 66 a nun from St Joseph parish Chicago and sister in law 53 all from St Louis except Sister Mary Canisa. John Samples 32 Marietta Oklahoma and Walter Hamrick St Louis died. A passenger in Samples Hamrick vehicle is in critical condition at St Luke's Hospital. Accident 18 miles south of Fredericktown on US highway 67 and 90 miles south of St Louis. Samples car apparently lost control on a curve after cresting a hill and struck the Sadowski car.
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ST. Louis
Rivers
Boone County
Kansas City
Boonville
Cape Girardeau
Abov
Kathy Ann Gatewood
Americus
Kan
Boone County Hospital
Michael James: Wise
University of Missouri Medical Center
Kansas
Miss Gatewood
Wise
David W. Baker
Lawrence
Missouri
Wanda
Walter Sadowski
Sadowski
Eva
Mary Canisa
St. Joseph
Chicago
Anthony Sadowski
John H. Samples
Marietta
Okla
Walter Hamrick
Hamrick
St. Luke's Hospital
Fredericktown
U.S. Highway 67
Highway Patrol
Theadon
Central Electric Board Meeting Continues with Entertainment
The CEC board will resume afternoon business to cover the Central Electric Power Cooperative report by Wessie Miller. Donna Dennis will play organ while Bob Trent and Friends perform ventriloquism. The event is part of cooperative meetings statewide with prize drawings and adjournment to follow.
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Hamil Brothers, Inc
Central Electric Power Cooperative
Wessie Miller
Donna Dennis
Bob Trent
Miss Dennis
Roscoe
Talking Crew
Lucy Leghorn
Hester L. Gardner Dies at 67 in Thompson
Hester Lee Gardner 67 of Thompson Route 2 died at 9 10 yesterday at Ellis Fischel Hospital Columbia after a long illness. Funeral services Saturday at 2 PM at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. C Trotter of St. Paul CME Church officiating. Burial in Hamwood Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mary Louise Coolper of Mexico, sister Ida Lee Johnson of Mexico, and several nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends Friday 7 to 8 30 PM at the funeral home.
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Hester Lee Gardner
Thompson
Arnold Funeral Home
Rev. C . Trotter
St. Paul Cme Church
Hamwood Cemetery
Garnet
Ellis Fischel
Columbia
Edward
Alice
Baker Gardner
Gardner
Audrait County
Bruce Bruce Boycott Rumor At Vietnam Peace Talks
Paris AP report says Bruce stayed away from the Vietnam peace talks as speculation rose he would boycott weekly sessions until North Vietnamese and Viet Cong leaders return. His deputy Philip Habib said Bruce was at his office and dismissed retaliation as the reason for the absence.
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Paris
David K. B. Bruce
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Bruce
U.S
Philip C. Habib
Habib
Perry woman Lela Conley dies. service planned in Perry
Mrs. Lela Conley of Perry died Tuesday at Pleasant View Home in Perry. Funeral services are planned Friday at Wilksy Funeral Home, with burial in Stoutsville Cemetery. She was born May 23, 1885, and is survived by her son William Conley, a brother Cleve Greening, three grandchildren, and nieces and nephews. She was a member of Santa Fe Christian Church.
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Goldwater
Laird
Perry
Lela Conley
Pleasant View
Paris
W.T
Mildred Donaldson Greening
George
Edward Conley
Presidents In Meeting On Border
President Nixon flies to Puerto Vallarta to meet President Diaz Ordaz of Mexico for border policy talks. They discuss foreign policy narcotics and potential border agreement while hosting lunches and planning talks at the Delfin hotel.
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Washington
Nixon
Puerto Vallarta
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
Air Force One
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Nixons
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Puerto
Vallarta
Richard Burton
Ava Gardner
Delfin
Rio Grande River
Colorado River
Ronald A. Ziegler
United States
Diaz Ordaz
Amistad Dam
del Rio
Tex
Luis Echeverria Alverez
Quinta Laura
Congress Debates Stricter Air Pollution Standards Bill
Lawmakers discuss a bill to tighten air quality rules and fund research on fuels and vehicles. The measure would authorize 350 million across three years for research and 15 million for health studies on air pollution, with emphasis on state planning and regional impact.
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Pace 1
Administraa Ledger
Nevada test site contamination by plutonium found
The Atomic Energy Commission reports 250 square miles of the Nevada test site are contaminated with plutonium and 49 RADEX areas are fenced due to high radiation. Most areas show low levels, about double background, while leaks beyond the site are rare. Plutonium remains hazardous mainly if inhaled or enters the bloodstream through wounds.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Test Site
New York City
AEC
Tor
Environmental Quality Council
Las Veoas
Nevada
Sila
Unarmed Nuclear Bombs Scattered Plutonium in Nevada Desert
The report describes plutonium remnants spread over 260 square miles at the Nevada facility from 1958 tests. It notes that nuclear bombs aboard Air Force planes are unarmed and that without arming, the high explosive charge destroys the weapon without triggering a nuclear explosion.
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Newvada
U.S
Magazine Says Tydings Aided Firm
Baltimore AP report accuses Sen Joseph D Tydings of leveraging prestige to promote his financial interests through Charter Co where he was a director until 1969 and remained a major stockholder Charter, based in Jacksonville, Fla, handles mortgages owns banks and Holiday Inns of Ireland Life claimed he helped secure a US guarantee for a 7 million housing project mortgage in Nicaragua The Baltimore Sun also ran a piece on the matter and Tydings replied
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph D. Tydings
Senate
Fla
Holiday Inns
Ireland
Life
Tydings
U.S
Nicaragua
Baltimore Sun
Charter
Alaska discovery and Washington’s foggy escape in 1776
On August 20 1741 Danish navigator Vitus Bering allegedly discovered Alaska. In 1776 George Washington eluded British forces in Brooklyn and moved his army across the East River to Manhattan in dense fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Vitus Jonas Bering
George Washington
Brooklyn
New York
Hast River
Manhattan
No Order To Fire At Kent University Shooting
Kent State University protest clashes prompt Brig. Gen. Robert Canterbury to testify that no order was given to fire. He described the crowd closing in on Guardsmen, the first shot, and the ensuing volley. He cited self defense as a condition for returning fire as he detailed actions by 96 guardsmen and 8 officers. Mayor Leroy Satrom raised concerns about Kent liquor licenses amid testimony.
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Kent
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Kent State University
Robert Canterbury
Ohio Adjutant General
Canterbury
Presidential Commission On
Kent State
Leroy Satrom
Satrom
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Elm Tree Dr
Love St
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Charles Joseph Niekamo
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Vaasa Aayana, AG
Mindwey Patrol
S. Olive
Tom Merritt
John Michael Fitzgerald
Vannee
Janelle Kay Gore
James Carl French
Carol Elizabeth James
New London
Paul Wayne Meyers
Connie Marie Orr
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Ape
Janice Sue Shaw
Curryville
Eet
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Stock Marketa
Iwesterday
A. B. Chance Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Purina
U.S. Gypsum
Dow
Associated Press
Big
Jersey Standard
Telex
Linicoh National
Southwestern Public Service
American Stock Exchange
Superscope
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
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Hester L. Gardner
Congress
Levis
Tydings Aided
Campas
G.O.J
Hagan
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Haggar
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