Weather and local notices from The Daily Record
Partly cloudy conditions with evening showers in parts of Missouri and a cool weekend ahead. Audrain Medical Center reports admissions including Charles L. Sweitzer and others in Mexico and nearby towns. multiple dismissals listed. Rural fire crews respond to a grass fire near Carter School and a washing machine incident at a home on Central Street. Marriage licenses issued to Legerman Motley, Hollenbeck Baldwin, and Walton Sebastian in regional postings.
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Carter School
Mexico
Central St
Eula Scott
James Earl Legerman
Perry
Mary Ann Motley
Vandalia
Robert Eugene Hollenbeck
Rockford
Jeanette Angeline Baldwin
Peoria
Jil
Columbia
James Franklin Walton
Centralia
Lynn Sebastian
Police Reports Include Multi-Vehicle Crash Incidents
Police reports detail a Thursday crash at Muldrow and Jackson Streets involving Harry L. James and Millard H. Pemberton with both cars damaged. Other entries note antenna and bumper thefts, a parked-car vandalism near the United Methodist Church, and a serious highway collision on Route 54 near Audrain County with injuries and substantial vehicle damage.
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Harry L. James
W. Boulevard
Muldrow and
Jackson Sts
James
Jackson St
Muldrow St
Millard H. Pemberton
S. Morris St
Mitchell Gallop
Jeff Peters
Proemenade St
Bob Deason
Ringo St
United Methodist Church
E. Promenade St
Missouri livestock market figures and stock activity report
Missouri livestock market data shows slaughter hogs by weight classes with price ranges from 12.00 to 16.80, sows and boars steady to lower, cattle with varying steer and heifer prices, and active over the counter and NYSE trading notes. Minor court and probate notices appear, including forgery case and estates administration updates.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
MO. Dept. OF AG
Chicago
USDA
Robert Harrison
Timbrock
Enwantian
Legion Hears About Benefits At Post Meeting
Harry F. Stone of Sullivan Ninth District commander outlined benefits for veterans during the James Bledsoe Post gathering at the Legion Home. He urged alternates for Boys State reps and shared notes from the American National convention in Portland. Carl Adams reported the New Year’s Eve dance and plans for two Christmas baskets. Leon Rutherford presided.
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Harry F. Stone
Sullivan
American Legion
James Bledsoe
Legion
Stone
Post
Portland
Ore
Carl Adams
Leon Rutherford
Kenneth Earle Recovers After Major Surgery
Kenneth Earle underwent major surgery at Boone County Hospital in Columbia yesterday and is recovering satisfactorily. He is listed in room 652.
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Kenneth Earle
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
MU Med Center May Shut Down
The University Medical Center in Columbia faces a potential 1.6 million dollar shortfall this fiscal year and has proposed cost cutting that could include a two week hospital shutdown in June. Assistant to the provost Frank Quattrocchi confirmed the plan and notes discussions about permanently closing several wings, based on reports from second year medical students.
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Columbia
University Medical Center
Frank
Quattrocchi
Hannibal OK On Annexation
Voters approved the annexation by nearly three to one with 1379 in favor and 511 against from a 1890 total. Harold Crane of the Chamber of Commerce hailed industrial land within city limits with utilities, noting Hannibal now offers sites to attract a prospective company.
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Hannibal
Industral
Harold Crane
Chamber of Commerce
Two Mexico youths held on burglary and theft charges
Two 17 year old Mexico youths waived preliminary hearing in Audrain Magistrate Court and were bound over to circuit court on burglary and stealing charges. Dennis M Christian and Thomas E Peery were arraigned with Jerome Selgfreid representing them. Police recovered a stolen television set, linked to their car, after a pursuit from Montgomery County to Benton City. Also charged in magistrate court with major stealing is Bobby S, 18, Mexico, for theft from a car at North American Refractories Co. parking lot.
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Mexico
Dennis Mitchell Christian
Thomas Eugene Peery
Audrain
Jerome Selgfreid
Highway Patrol
Montgomery County
Jim Littrell
Littrell
Clarence Hildebrand
Benton City
Rte. 1
Promenade St
Wellsville
Bobby Stewart
North American Refractories Co
Sub In For Lawyer In Tate Murder Trial
In Los Angeles the judge named a stand in for missing defense attorney Ronald Hughes amid protests by Charles Manson and three women codefendants. James Forsher and Lauren Elder, both 17, told investigators they drove Hughes to Sespe Hot Springs 130 miles north of the city on a weekend outing. Elder said she and Forsher planned to return as rain began Saturday but Hughes stayed behind.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Tria
Ronald Hughes
James Forsher
Lauren Elder
Sespe Hot Springs
Here
Miss Elder
Forsher
Hughes
Roger C. Shaw Dies at 80 in Wellsville Rites Set
Roger C. Shaw aged 80, a retired farmer of Wellsville Route 1, died at 10 25 am Thursday at Audraifi Medical Center. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Sunday at the Wellsville Christian Church led by Rev. David Fulbright. Visitation is 7 to 9 pm Saturday at Myers Funeral Home. Burial at Olney Cemetery. He was an elder in the Christian Church. Born July 5, 1890 in Lincoln County, he was the son of Marcullus and Patience Duncan Shaw. Survived by his wife Missouri, a daughter Virginia Godager of Mexico, three grandchildren, a brother Duncan Shaw of Corso Mo, three sisters Mrs Charles Harness of Middletown, Mrs Harold Hudson of near Hartford and Mrs Fred Paulsmeyer of Silex, plus nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Roger C. Shaw
Rte. 1
Audraifi Medical Center
Lincoln County
Marcullus
Patience Duncan Shaw
Missouri Shaw
Charles
Virginia) Godager
Mexico
Duncan Shaw
Corso
Charles Harness
Middletown
Harold Hudson
Hartford
Fred Paulsmeyer
Silex
Mrs. Nannie Richards Dies at 89 in Centralia
Mrs. Nannie Benton Turner Richards aged 89 died at Greenwood Nursing Home Centralia after a long life in Audrain County. She was born October 5 1881 in Audrain, daughter of Enoch and Margaret Turner, widow of Frank Richards. Survived by daughters Margaret Griffin and Bessie Mae Dodd, a grandson Richard Potucek, a niece Thelma Phillips, and a nephew Enoch Turner. Services Sunday at 2 pm Meador and Son Funeral Home Centralia. Burial Mount Pisgah Cemetery near Sturgeon. Friends may call after 2 pm today until services.
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Centralia
Nannie Benton Turner Richards
Greenwood
Richard Potucek
Moberly
Thelma Phillips
Columbia
Enoch Turner
Sturgeon
Meador and Son
Mount Pisgah
Stratton Rites Saturday Morning
Funeral services for Walter Stratton will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Mexico United Methodist Church, conducted by Rev. Jeff Marsh. Burial will be in East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Music provided by organist H. L. Neifert and vocalists C. W. Wilson Joyce Barrett. Pallbearers include George Schutte Herbert Schutte William Ray Clarence Burns Alex Bollinger Phillip Chrisman. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stratton
Mexico United Methodist Church
Jeff Marsh
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
H. L. Neifert
C. W. Wilson
Joyce Barrett
George Schutte
Herbert Schutte
William Ray
Clarence Burns
Alex Bollinger
Phillip Chrisman
NATO Puts Berlin First in Security Talks
NATO foreign ministers meeting in Brussels said they would join a European security conference only after the Soviet Union agrees to easing West Berlin restrictions. They demanded unhindered access to Berlin, improvements inside the city, and acceptance of ties between West Berlin and West Germany before multilateral talks could begin. The ministers then met in a restricted session.
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Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
West
West Berlin
Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Europe
Rusk urges crackdown on kidnapers to deter future demands
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk told an alumni gathering in Atlanta that resisting politically motivated kidnappers may endanger victims but will deter further extortion. He warned concessions invite broader acts and called for government resolve even at risk of lives. Rusk, now a University of Georgia professor, commented on the Montreal Cross kidnapping�s Cuban asylum outcome.
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Atlanta, Ga
Dean Rusk
Rusk
James Cross
Montreal
Cuba
Canada
Cross
The
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Campaign spending tallies in Danforth Symington race
Jefferson City AP report details expenditure totals for several candidates in the U S Senate race and related contests. Danforth committee spent 196736 with 58660 on ads and 12134 by Danforth himself. Symington totals include 54663.96 spent and 21653.60 in contributions. Other candidates totals and agent expenditures listed.
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Jefferson City
Citizens For Danforth
John C. Danforth
U. S. Senate
Danforth
Secretary of State
U.S
Len Stuart Symington
Symington For Senator
Lawyers For
Symington Committee
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Mexico
Haskell Holman
Holman
Phil Hoffman
Richard H. Ichord
William Randall
Independence
Randall
Gary Rust
Cape Girardeau
Rep
Durward G. Hall
Springfield
Hugh Sprague
Buchanan County
William R. Hull
Anthony C. Schroeder
Union
Schreder
Added Charges For Mexico Pair
Two Mexico men Robert Gary Lewis and Robert Payne Scott were arraigned on robbery charges in Boone County Magistrate Court minutes after Lewis was sentenced in circuit court. They were accused of purse snatching at Parkade Shopping Center, stealing rings from Mrs. Schwerman and attempting to steal a purse from her daughter Kathy. Preliminary hearing set for Dec. 8. bond $10,000 for Lewis and $5,000 for Scott.
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Mexico
Robert Gary Lewis
Robert Payne Scott
Boone County
Lewis
Parkade
Norbert Schwerman
John M. Cave
Fail Cook
Centralia
Bond
Audrain County
Scott Club
Air Park
al Tangora
Rex Johnson
Jim Frazer
Duane Rankin
Bill Fairchild
Don Decker
Don Spencer
Donald
Smoky) Woods
No Presidential Picture For Poster Child
Roberta Scott, 13, Wichita, the 1970 National Association of Retarded Children poster child, will not have her picture taken with President Nixon. Officials cited the President’s heavy schedule. an alternate arrangement was offered with Mrs Spiro Agnew, which was declined.
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Wichita
Kan
Roberta Scott
National Association of Retarded Children
Nixon
Roberta
NARC
Joe Brooke
Wichita - Sedgwick County Association For
Huey Scott
Fred Westing
Brooke
White House
Bill Kays
Robert Dole
Wieting
Spiro Agnew
Nixon expected to announce James Farmer resignation
Washington AP reports administration aide James Farmer plans to resign. Farmer, an assistant secretary in Health, Education and Welfare and former CORE director, informed staff of his departure. Rodney H. Brady is named as his successor, and a farewell party is set for December 16.
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Washington
Nixon
Administration
James Farmer
Farmer
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress On Racial Equality
Employes
Rodney H. Brady
Hughes Tool Co
Culver City
Calif
Senate moves to curb SST worries with ban and review
Magnuson cleared a Senate bill 77 to 0 banning sonic boom capable flights across the 50 states and ordering noise reduction and a full environmental review before any commercial SST production. Proxmire noted possible French and British retrenchment, while Seattle officials warned cancellation could delay Boeing’s recovery from jet program strains.
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Magnuson
Senate
Transportation Department
Proxmire
Charles de Gaulle
Seattle
Boeing Co
Local Resident in Intensive Care After Heart Attack
J. E. Strobel of 220 Myers Street suffered a heart attack at home Wednesday morning and is in the Audrain Medical Center Intensive Care Unit with condition reported as satisfactory.
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Hal
J. E. Strobel
Myers St
Audrain Medical Center
Glass skyscraper fire kills three in New York
A 50 story Third Avenue building erupts in a fire discovered on the fifth floor. Three dead, 14 injured including five police and three firemen as hundreds are evacuated. Fire officials blame heat containment in a glass modern building with closed interiors and no openable windows.
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Niew York
Third Avenue
Armoke
Ijring
Robert O. Lowery
Building Service
Michael J. Maye
Uniformed Firefighters Association
Maye
55Th Street
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