Weather Highlights and 7 AM Forecast for Missouri River States
The 7:00 am report notes yesterday's high and low, today's temperature at 7, sunrise and sunset times, and precipitation totals. Forecast calls for a warm period through Thursday with upper 80s to 90s, light variable winds, and a cooling trend into the weekend. Missouri extended outlook shows highs in the 80s to mid 90s Friday, then cooler with highs in the 60s and low 60s Saturday and Sunday, with a chance of late thunder showers. River states forecast from St Louis area.
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Missouri
St, Louis
River States
Deaths of Miss Helen Harper Howell and Mr Robert Gwyn
Obituary notes the deaths of Helen Harper Howell aged 74 and Robert Gwyn aged 62. Details on their lives are brief in this notice.
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Helen Harper Howell
Robert Gwyn
Missouri Livestock Market Report Edition
Independence Missouri buyers traded slaughter hogs steady to 25 cents lower with most US grades 1 3 at 19 50 to 20 25 and occasional 2 3 at higher. sows scarce. Market lists 39 head including US No 1 3 grades and prices around 18 00 to 21 00. buyers mentioned Garys and Jean McConnell amid local names.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. OF AG
Alan Kripfe
Mexico
Independence
Garys
W. Dean
Sandra
Jean McConnell
Bridge St
Cattle market reports and a Boone County crash
The dispatch lists cattle prices with various weight ranges and grades, followed by a detailed Boone County Route K accident involving a pickup owned by Lowell Monroe Ridgeway. The crash report notes the truck’s demolition after a collision with a car driven by Thomas Douglass, injuries, vehicle damage, and a mail box impact, with broader local hospital admissions and police notices included.
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Lowell Monroe Ridgeway
Sturgeon
Boone County
Rock Bridge School
Ridgeway
Chaice
Good
Thomas
Michael Douglass
Co Sheep
Chieclee
Mont Vanfardan
Cape Girardeau
Lake of the Ozark
Pomme de Terre
Magistrate Court binds over in assault case for circuit term
Richard Cranmer bound over after a preliminary hearing on an assault with intent to do great bodily harm charge. Several speeding cases listed include Roscoe McKenzie James Fuqua Kartel Hillebrand and Harvey Fry. Ruth Garrett faces a failure to yield charge and economy Lumber Co sues Frank Boswell and Charles Tindall for 1138.48. Boswell sues for 5349.70.
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Richard Cranmer
Roscoe Henry McKenzie
Meverly
James Roy Fuqua
New London
Kartel Keith Hillebrand
An da la Rte
John Edward Steenhoek
Ma- Flea
Towa
Ig Harvey P. Fry
New Florence
Ruth Virginia Garrett
Hugo
Okla
Economy Lumber Co
Frank Boswell
Charles Tindall
Tindall
Charles Tin ‘Dal
Propane Fueled City Vehicles Trial Reported in Wilmington
In Wilmington North Carolina AP reports city vehicles including two police cars four garbage trucks and a utility truck ran on propane gas for three months to save money and improve air quality. City Manager F C Brandon Ksaya said seven vehicles performed as well as gasoline ones and a supplier noted the propane meets federal antipollution standards expected by 1975.
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Wilmington
N.C
F.C. Brandon Ksaya
Brandon
Vietnam Leader Presses for Strong Postwar Peace
The leader warned against an imposed or neutral or coalition peace with the Communists, saying the Southeast Asian danger persists. He argued Communists will not abandon their aggression, urged eradicating underground cadres in rural areas, and called for self reliance to secure independence, security, and prosperity.
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North
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Blades Named Danforth Campaign Chairman in Monroe County
Ray Blades 52 of Paris Missouri is appointed to lead all Monroe County volunteer campaign efforts for Jack Danforth in his US Senate bid. He will recruit workers, organize campaign activities, and coordinate between the local team and nearby counties. Al Sikes calls the area key to overall efforts. Blades brings GOP experience and local community ties.
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Ray Blades
Paris, Mo
Jack Danforth
US Senate
Miss Helen Howell Dies In Montana
Local Miss Helen Harper Howell, 74, of Mexico formerly of Mexico and Kansas City, died Monday in Butte Montana. Born Nov 5 1895 she taught home economics in Kansas City and retired ten years ago. Funeral services Thursday in Kansas City and graveside at Elmwood Cemetery, Mexico. A niece Mrs Beth Hagemann of Butte accompanied the body.
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Helen Harper Howell
Butte
Mont
Mexico
John W
Nannie Noon Sceveeses
Methodist Church
Kansas City
Stock Markets Rise Modestly Amid Mixed Trading
NEW YORK AP stock prices rose modestly in moderate trading. The Dow Jones average gained 2.53 to 761.50 at noon as advancers outpaced decliners two to one on the NYSE. Investors expect gains to ease after last week's rally, with mixed results across industries and notable moves among Benguet, City Investing, General Mills, Teledyne, NCR, Memorex, and Great Western Financial.
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A.B. Chance Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser, Aluminum
Ralston Purina
U.S
Associated Press
Benguet
City
Supermarket General
Teledyne
National Cash Register
Memorex
Great Western Financial
American Stock Exchange
CMI Corp
Deltona
Equity
Amrep
Nortek
Pevenly. Enterprises
Record Enrollment In Schools Predicted In Missouri
Jefferson City AP reports Education Commissioner Hubert Wheeler predicted fall school enrollment in Missouri will hit about 1,062,000. A Marshall segment notes a Missouri Bar Association and Missouri Teachers Association projection of record numbers, with a civic leaders committee proposing a basic law curriculum for all high school students led by Mitch Geisler.
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Jefferson City
Hubert Wheeler
Peclksens i Anaauel
Marshall
Mitchell Geisler
Wayne Hall
Sedalia
James O'Malley
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Bill E. Gough
Harrisonville
Jim Donley
Lexington
Connie Jones
Independence
Geisler
Ike Skelton
State Senate
Skelton
Air Attacks Cut Enemy Supplies In Cambodia
US and South Vietnamese forces disrupt North Vietnamese supply lines entering Cambodia from Laos and South Vietnam. Reconnaissance shows 120 bicycles moving toward border areas and more than 285 trucks damaged in the Laotian panhandle. Air strikes have flooded streams with mines and destroyed storage drums near Tchepone as floods hamper road use.
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Fred Hoffman
Saigon
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Nixon Administration
South Vietnam
U.S
Laos
Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
Tchepone
Laotian Panhandle
Se Kong
Se San
Mekong
Quang Khe
Demilitarized Zone
Robert Gwyn of Paris Dies in Los Angeles
Robert Gwyn age 52 died Monday evening in Los Angeles California where he had lived many years following a lingering illness He was born near Paris a son of Mr and Mrs Sam Gwyn He is survived by his wife and three children all of California four sisters and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Thursday at Agnew funeral home with burial at Walnut Grove Cemetery
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Robert Gwyn
Paris
Los Angeles
Calif
Sam Gwyn
Mr. Gwyn
It S
Iren
California
Sisers
Sloan Cartwright
Louis
John Watson
Tirksville
Glen Mayes
Centralia
Penick Hob
Madison
Flees
Agnew Funeral Home
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Joseph D. Crump
Columbia
University of Missouri, Columbia
School of Business and Public Administration
Crump
Phil Crump
Western St
Jackson County and Macon Bonds Vote
The Associated Press reports minimal turnout in Jackson County where an $8 million Little Blue Sewer District revenue bond passed with 3,480 of 80,000 voters. Holden rejected a $1.13 million water revenue bond, while Macon approved a $995,000 revenue bond to expand its power plant.
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Associated Press
Little Blue
Belton
Missouri River
Little Blue River
Jackson County
Holden
Macon
Fellow Carpenters Aid Blinded Man in Roof Rescue
Elden Lowland, a carpenter who became blind from influenza three years ago, received help from 17 fellow members of his carpenters union who repaired his leaking roof in under four hours at his Kansas City home. The act shows strong union solidarity and timely aid to a disabled worker.
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Kansas City
Elden Lowland
Carpenters Union
Lovland
Penn Central Names New President
Philadelphia AP Gaylord P. Harnwell, 66, atomic physicist and president of the University of Pennsylvania since 1983, is named president and chief executive officer of Penn Central Co. He will retire from the university next week and succeeds Paul A. Gorman after Stuart T. Saunders. Penn Central, owner of the United States largest railroad, reorganizes under bankruptcy and holds oil firms, a refinery, fuel distributorships, financing, pipelines, real estate, hotels and amusement parks.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Penn Central Co
Gaylord P. Harnwell
University
Paul A. Gorman
Stuart T. Saunders
Penn Central
Penn Central Railroad
Texas
New York
Warm and Wet Before Cooling Kansas City Weather
Kansas City area forecasts warm up to the mid 90s through Friday then turn moist and cooler by early next week. Thunder chances arise Friday into Saturday with highs in the 80s Sunday. Overnight lows remain in the upper 60s to mid 70s, cooling later to the upper 50s and mid 80s. Joplin hit 89 Tuesday, Kansas City 88, with West Plains at 67.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Joplin
West Plains
Bond cites need for fast audits in Missouri race
MT VERNON AP Christopher Kit Bond Republican candidate for state auditor says Missouri county governments have not been audited every two years as required by law. Speaking at a 7th District Republicans meeting Tuesday Bond noted five years can pass between audits in some cases.
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Mt, Vernon, Mo
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Missouri
Bond
Women's Lib Day Takes Spotlight
Rallies planned in New York Washington San Francisco Detroit and Boston as League of Women Voters warns against backlash. Governors mayors and senators push women's rights while activists urge boycotts of targeted products and media portrayal. An Ontario student cites mixed views amid honors roll notice.
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League of Women Voters
Benson
New York
Washington
Sant Francisco
Detroit
Boston
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
James Tate
Philadelphia
Peter Flaherty
Pittsburgh
Charles E. Goodell
R- V.y
Batty Friedan
National Organization of Women—Now
Martha Griffiths
D. Mich
Congress
Strike Coalition
Silva Thins
Cosmospolitan
Fifth Avenue
Bryant Park
Friedan
Sausan Young
Lethbridge
Alta
Canada
Montana
Women’s Liberation
Ritenour Levy Vote Fails Delays School Start
Voters in the Ritenour School District in St. Louis County reject a two year four point four seven million tax levy, delaying classes for the districts fourteen thousand three hundred seventy five students. The levy tally stands six thousand one hundred sixty seven yes to four thousand thirty not, short of the required two thirds.
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T. Louis AP
Ritenour
St. Louis
Champion Ham Sells for 1050 at Missouri State Fair Breakfast
In Sedalia Missouri a record 1080 paid for the grand champion ham at the Country Ham and Bacon breakfast auction part of the Missouri State Fair. Gov Hearnes Lt Gov Morris and Rep Randall attended with their families. Burger of California produced the 16 lb 14 oz ham which earned the governor’s trophy. Richard Phillips of Kansas City bought the ham for the Democratic party of Jackson County. A reserve grand champion ham sold for 375 to Al Sweeney of National Speedways Campa Fla. The grand bacon went for 360 to Maxine’s Gourmet House Sedalia.
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Sedalia
Warren E. Hearnes
William S. Morris
William J. Randall
D-Mo
Missouri
Smith-Cotton High School
E. M. Burger
California
Burger
Hearnes
Richard Phillips
Kansas City
Motrig
Democratic Party
Jackson County
Shelly Williams
Higginaville
al Sweeney
National Speedways, Inc
Campa, Fla
Sally Rand
Showmen's League of America
Sweeney
Miss Rand
Max- Ine
Alewel's Inc
Concordia, Mo
Romney Says Housing Act Began Change at Last
Washington AP secretary George W Romney of HUD said federal policies helped create segregated housing patterns and the nation is only now seeing real changes since the 1968 act. He cited progress like 500,000 new low and moderate income housing units this year and plans to locate future public housing away from minority concentrations.
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Washington
George W. Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Romney
Nixon
Senate Select Equal Educational Opportunity Committee
Senate Committee
Ronmey
2nd District Election Is Challenged
Clayton Township committeeman Owen T. Armstrong says he will challenge the legality of State Sen. Robert A. Young's re election as chairman of the 2nd Congressional District Democratic Committee. Armstrong notes the committee reelected a Young led slate without opposition after Young refused a vote on Armstrong’s slate, claiming Normandy and Bonhomme townships were ineligible. Edward F. Ford Jr. led the challenger slate and was defeated earlier in the governor race.
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Owen T. Armstrong
Clayton
Robert A. Young
Disney Democratic Committee
Young
Armstrong
St. Louis
Normandy
Bonhomme
Edward F. Ford Jr
Normandy and
Hondonime
Ginn Faction Loses In Eighth Rolla Missouri
In Rolla Missouri AP reports the Ginn faction loses influence as 6th District Republicans elect a majority of state committee delegates not aligned with M Stanley Ginn. Officers named include Melvin Enloe as chairman and Jane Hardy as vice chairwoman. Springfield meetings name Democratic and Republican officers and organizers for fall campaigns with Turner White and Christopher Bond among speakers.
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Rolla
Missouri
M. Stanley Ginn
Columbia
Ginn
Rosemey Ginn
John Powell
Frank Dickerson
Iberia
William Schwaller
Eugene
Mildred Dalelko
St. Louis County
Estelle Bockhorst
Jefferson City
Kester Potter
Boonville
Melvin Enloe
Crawford County
Jane Hardy
Miller County
iCarol Elliott
John Cummins
Dixon
Springfield
Sam Hamra
Della Nolan
Joplin
Neva Pemberton
Crane
Fred Mackey
Preston
Urbana
L. W
Larry) Meier
Hickory County
Mt. Vernon
Marno Williams
Noosho
Ruth Bacon
Stockton
Jim Hedges
Turner White
Christopher Bond
Mexico
Haskell Holman
Rose Ann Harmon
Camdenton
Meredith
Pete) Garten
Pierce City
William W. Denney
Carthage
James E. Curry
Ava
R. W. Wiles
Bolivar
Sybil Kerr
Jessie Tiller
Humansville
Denton Smith
Hugh S. Vaughn
James P. Landis
Neasho
Congressman Teague halts Hunt ad use in Texas
Rep. Olin E. Teague of Texas said he halted H. L. Hunt from using his name to promote Apache Indian Springs a West Texas health spa along the Rio Grande southeast of El Paso. He called the promotion without permission embarrassing and asked Hunt to stop. The ads urged viewers to call Teague’s private number for information while he was in Dallas during a congressional recess.
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Dallas, Tex
Olin E. Teague
D-Tex
Dallas
H. L. Hunt
Texas
Teague
Washington
Apache Indian Springs
Hunt
Congress
Rio Grande
el Paso
Whica
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