Missouri Weather and Local News Digest
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show highs in the 80s, lows in the upper 50s to 60s, with forecasts of partly cloudy skies and isolated thundershowers. River and lake stages reported for Kansas City, Boonville, Jefferson City, Hermann, Hannibal, St. Louis, and Cape Girardeau. The Daily Record notes a home break-in on W. Love Street, a fatal one car crash near I-70, probate letters for Emma McPheeters, and a real estate inventory for Laura Melahn. Magisterial court records record a driving after license revocation charge against Michael Doedle.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Quincy
Emma McPheeters
G. Andy Runge
Mabel McMurtry Thompson
Bess O'Dell McPheeters
Edna and
Ralph McMurtry
Laura B. Melahn
Marcella Stuart
Hospital admits list and court actions at Audrain region
Officials at Audrain Medical Center report admissions including Mrs. Earl W. McGruder Miss Lemyra Graves and many others across Mexico Centralia Wellsville Farber Paris Warrenton Martinsburg and Laddonia. Dismissals include Robert Thompson and James Lurber. Deaths note Mrs. Lottie Shearmire. Circuit Court suit filed for divorce Joy Ann Shannon represented by Jim Cafer against Robert Shannon.
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Audrain Medical Center
Earl W. McGruder
Lemyra D. Graves
Orbie Womack
Blon
Dudley
Willie K. Plybon
Martha M. Wilkerson
Martha Ann
Long
Min Fi
Alta G. Carter
Pensions’ A. Cearley
George E. Morgen
Clarence H. Smith
Mexico
Mathias J. Bleker
Perry
Clotilda M. McClim
Lena E. Gregory
James L. Forges
Middletown
Royal C. McCall
Fulton
Diane D. Martin
Martinsburg
Robert D. Thompson
James Lurber
Orval Morris
Randall Appling
George Spencer
Wellsville
Henry Schroer
New Florence
Charlotte Harlan
Warrenton
Billy Adkisson
Lucian C. Lear
Centralia
Sam Wilson
Montgomery City
John C. Eskew
Laddonia
Circuit Court
Joy Ann Shannon
Jim Cafer
Robert Shannon
Livestock Market Reports from Market Center Missouri
Market notes from Missyun livestock market center report declines across hogs and sows with varied calf and steer quotes. National Stockyards and Chicago futures show hog and cattle estimates, price ranges, and grain outlook with mixed movements in futures prices.
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Missyun
Dept. OF Aqg
Marty Schroeder
National Stockyards
U.S
Two Drown Trying To Save Dog
In Wolcott New York an effort to rescue a family dog from Lake Ontario turned fatal for two men. Kenneth Godkin 25 entered swift waters to save the dog and vanished. His father Robert 65 followed and also disappeared beneath the surface. The dog swam ashore unharmed.
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Wolcott
N.Y
Kenneth Godkin
Lake Ontario
Godkin
Robert
Non-Candidate Sticker Captures San Diego Mayor Contest
In San Diego, with 14 candidates for mayor, four new bright orange bumper stickers reading I am not a candidate for mayor have gained popularity as a tongue in cheek protest and show of nonpartisan humor amid the crowded field.
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San Diego
Calif
Nixon inflation drive spurs calls to freeze interest rates
Patman, Texas Democrat, urged Nixon to use power to freeze interest rates amid rising rates blamed for inflation. AFL-CIO criticized the plan as a retread, demanding exemptions for public workers. The dollar showed mixed moves on global markets as officials warned foreign governments against curbs. The cost of living panel issued new freeze rules, including alimony increases allowed, postal rates blocked, and eight more labor regions added to high unemployment lists.
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Texas Democrat
Nixon
Congress
Patman
American Federation of State
Minneapolis
West Germany
Switzerland
France
McCracken
U.S
Market slide as profits take hold on New York exchanges
Stocks eased amid profit taking with the noon Dow at 896.39, down 5.04. NYSE declines outpaced advances more than 2 to 1 as investors weighed potential dividend and profit limits in the administration's plans. Rails oils steels motors rubber and farm implement shares mixed. other groups down.
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobble Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
NEW York
Surprise party honors Roy Wilkins at 70th birthday
Justice Thurgood Marshall and New York Mayor John V. Lind attended a surprise birthday party in New York for Roy Wilkins executive director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Marshall served as toastmaster as Wilkins turned 70 on Monday.
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New York
Thurgood Marshall
John V. Lindsay
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Marshall
U.S. Supreme Court
Wilkins
Mrs Lottie Shearmire Dies at High Hill
HIGH HILL Mrs Lottie Shearmire died Monday at age with funeral set for 2 pm Thursday at St Johns United Church of Christ High Hill She is daughter of William and Hannah Grave and survived by daughters Clara Stone Springfield Mass and Edna Blaue New Florence Dora Williams Warrenton Bertha Dyke Columbia John Sutor Jonasburg and brother Edward Graue New Florence Her husband Pleasant predeceased her in 1962 Burial in Mt Pleasant Cemetery High Hill Visitation after Wednesday noon at Harding funeral home
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High Hill
Lottie Shearmire
St. John's United Church of Christ, High Hill
Shearmire
William
Hannah
Fasse
Clara Stone
Springfield
Mass
Edna Blaue
New Florence
Dora Williams
Warrenton
Bertha Dyke
Columbia
John Sutor
Jonasburg
Usherwood Rites Held in Centralia
Noble Kenneth Usherwood 68 of Route 4 Centralia died recently. Funeral services were held at 2 p m at Ballew Pickering Funeral Home in Centralia with Rev. Donald E Mattson officiating. Burial followed at Glendale Memorial Gardens. Organist was Mrs J T Lear. Pallbearers were Raymond Roberts Heart Crawford Alfred Bothmeyer Wendell Hisele Bennie Salisbury and Omer L Rutliff.
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Centralia
Noble Kenneth Usherwood
Route 4
Ballew-Pickering
Donald E. Mattson
First Christian Church
Glendale Memorial Gardens
J. T. Lear
Raymond Roberts
Heart Crawford
Alfred Bothmeyer
Wendell Hisele
Bennie Salisbury
Omer L. Rutliff
Darwin Hindman Rites In Columbia
Darwin Hindman 77 longtime professor emeritus of physical education at the University of Missouri died at his Columbia home Sunday. He authored The Complete Book of Games and Stunts and 1800 Riddles Enigmas and his son Darwin A Hindman Jr formerly Mexico attorney is mentioned in connection with Barres and Barnes and as city attorney of Mexico. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon.
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Darwin Hindman
University of Missouri
Darwin A. Hindman, Jr
Mexico
Columbia
Hindman
Lsi
TRV
Barres and Barnes
Teacher Salary Freeze Debate Continues in Kansas
The Kansas education office hints at broader salary coverage as districts struggle with the master salary schedule amid new contracts. Whittier notes most districts set schedules by August 15, while Neely expects local boards to interpret whether a master plan applies. The regional OFP office has retracted its prior stance, saying individual contracts are immaterial if a master schedule exists.
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Office of Economic Preparedness
Kansas
Whittier
Neely
OFP
Kansas City
Pontiac faces busing plan amid white flight fears
Dynamiting Jackson argues every bus is essential as about 80 buses would be used under the federally ordered plan. The Pontiac school board appeals to the U S Supreme Court predicting a disaster of race relations and white flight if the plan takes effect. Pontiacs pupil makeup is heavily black in many schools while nonwhites comprise about 27 percent of residents. Mortgage and home listings rise as some families seek to move out before busing begins. Judges had upheld the order from U S District Court Judge Damon Keith.
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Jackson
U.S. Supreme Court
Pontiac
U.S. District Court
Damon Keith
Detroit
6Th
U.S. Court of Appeals
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court
Mystery Woman Makes Daily Transatlantic Trips
Amsterdam officials investigated 74 year old Mrs Krasnoff and her 14 year old grandson Howard Gelfand after they made 160 Atlantic crossings in five months at nearly 140000 dollars in travel. The pair traveled from New York to Amsterdam and back almost daily, claiming grandma enjoys flying. Mrs Krasnoff suffered a light heart attack and was hospitalized, with doctors ordering rest.
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Amsterdam
TE Oh Krasnoff
Howard Gelfand
Cleveland
Ohlo
KLM
Royal Dutch
New York
Kennedy International Airport
ANP
Scandinavian Airlines System
Copenhagen
Krasnoff
Kunstler Talk Goes Ahead at St Louis U
St Louis University opted to proceed with a Kunstler speech despite freshman orientation opposition. A local group led by John Shields urged postponement, but university officials defended the appearance as part of the Great Issue speaker series. Rev. Jerome Marchetti dismissed Kunstler's relevance, while Betsy Coffee and Jeffrey Slovak stressed the event was not tied to orientation activities.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis University
William Kunstler
Atght
Kunstler
John Shields
Chicago-7
Jerome Marchetti
Marchetti
Activities Board
Betsy Coffee
Student Congress
Jeffrey Slovak
New Man For Hoffman Job
Reliable sources report Paul G. Hoffman will be succeeded as administrator of the U N Development Program by Rudolph A. Peterson, president of the Bank of America. Peterson would take over at the start of the year. Hoffman, 80, has led UNDP since 1959 and is a former Studebaker president.
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United Nations, N.Y
Paul G. Hoffman
U.N
Rudolph A. Peterson
Bank of America
Peterson
UNDP
Hoffman
U.N. Special Fund
Studebaker Corp
Army Names Maj Kijek Senior Instructor at MMA
Major Valentine Kijek, a 1962 commissioned infantry officer with two Vietnam tours, becomes senior army instructor at Missouri Military Academy. He replaces Capt. Thormas R. Wiles. Kijek earned the Combat Infantryman Badge Bronze Star with two clusters V device Air Medal and Vietnam Campaign Ribbon with six stars. He is a Rider College graduate with a BS in business administration and has taught infantry tactics at Fort Knox.
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Valentine Kijek
Vietnam
Missouri Military Academy
Thormas R. Wiles
Fort Benning
MMA
Sai
Kijek
U.S. Armor School
Knox
Rider College
Trenton
N.J
Police, FBI Quiz Damico On Mrs. Lucas
In St Louis County area police and the FBI prepared to question Anthony P. Damico about the disappearance of Sally Lucas. Damico arrived from Florida with a highway patrol sergeant and Town and Country officers, after being arrested in Florida on theft charges related to the Lucas auto. A reporter quoted Damico saying she is alive.
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St, Louis
FBI
St. Louis County
Sally Lucas
Anthony P. Damico
Flojrida
Missouri HighWay Patrol
Town and Country
Panama City Beach
Fla
O'Brien
Damico
Florida
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kosygin To Visit Algiers In October
The Algerian government announced Premier Alexei Kosygin of the Soviet Union will visit Algiers in October, marking the second visit by a top Russian leader since Algeria gained independence from France in 1962.
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Algiers
Alexei Kosygin
Soviet Union
France
Price Ceiling Poetry For Fish Policy Stirs Debate
The Cost of Living Council uses doggerel to classify fish and seafood under a price freeze rule. Raw products are not frozen until processing such as shelling and scaling. Missouri leaders push for Missouri sites for a St. Louis area airport amid Illinois proposals and political backing.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Doggerel
ST. Louis
Politar
Lawrence
Finois
Roos
St. Louis Metropolitan
Missouri
Aites
Illinois
St.” Charles County
A.J. Cervantes
Cervantes
Suit Tests Tax Return Disclosure in Missouri
Jefferson City AP revenue director James Schaffner asked Cole County Circuit Court to decide if he must disclose income tax returns to State Auditor Christopher Bond. He argues disclosure risks criminal liability and violates secrecy laws, citing conflicts with Eagleton 1964 opinion and prior Danforth stance. The clash highlights tussles between Schaffner, Auditor Bond, and Atty. Gen. Danforth.
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Jefferson City
James
Schaffner
Cole County
Christopher Kit Bond
Atty
John C. Danforth
Danforth
Revenue Department
Thomas F. Eagleton
Vrenes Feterhs
Warren E. Hearnes
Campbell recalls 1110 cases of vegetarian soup over spoilage
Campbell Soup Co recalls 1110 cases of vegetarian vegetable soup packed at its Paris Texas plant after spoilage found, extending a prior recall of chicken vegetable soup from the same facility. No toxins or illnesses reported. precautionary step. Soup sent to 13 wholesale customers in nine states including Alabama Arkansas Colorado Kansas Louisiana Missouri Oklahoma Tennessee and Texas. Some stock already on retailer shelves.
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Camden
N.J
Campbell Soup Co
Paris
Tex
Texas
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Kansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Billboard Seeks Sonus Release for Missing Air Force Captain
Mr and Mrs Walter L Gourley of Villisca have launched a billboard campaign to win humane treatment and release of their son Laurent Lee Gourley missing in action since August 8 1969. A sign reading Hanoi Release Laurent Lee Gourley stands near town while a sister sign is in Colorado Springs urging pleas to North Vietnam Premier Pham Van Dong. The officer, an Air Force captain, was shot down over Laos while on reconnaissance after Purdue and Air Force Academy education.
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Atlantic
Walter L. Gourley
Villisca
Vietnam
Hanoi
Laurent Lee Gourley
Gourleys
Marshall R. Estes
Colorado Springs
Colo
North Vietnam
Pham
van Dong
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Air Force
Laos
Air Force Academy
Purdue University
Judges experience jail time in Reno hoax seminar
A group of five state and federal judges were placed in Reno City Jail as part of a National College of the State Judiciary seminar to show jail conditions. They were booked for disturbance and later cleared at a follow up trial, gaining insight into prison life and communication lapses.
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Reno
Nev
District Court
Harold W. Schultz
St. Paul
Minn
Schultz
Reno City
National College of the State Judiciary
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Jean Batill
W. Love St
Mlaaing
Highway Patrol
John Allan Lovall
Ferguson
State Highway Patrol
Lovall
Michael Thomas Doedle
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Ota
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Geven
Ixon
Labor Department
St. Louis U
Army
Maj
Police
Mrs. Lucas
Kosygin
Gateway Council
Authority
Campbell
United States
Billboard
Ater
Dean
Wausau
Wis
Frye
Folice
Rey Miller
Ing
Reid
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