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Forecast shows cooling tonight with low in 20s and Sunday sun and 40s highs. Missouri outlook: sunny, cool start, warming to 50 Tuesday. chances of showers Wednesday. Hospital notices list multiple admissions and births in Centralia, Mexico, Martinsburg, Wellsville, Vandalia, and surrounding areas. Police report outlines minor accidents on Western Monroe streets and a dog bite incident. highway patrol notes a crash near Vandalia with pole damage. Court slips record speeding fines and careless driving in Montgomery County.
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Western
Monroe Sts
Margaret Ruth Watts
Mexico
Richard W. Gibson
Thompson
First National Bank
James Richard Davidson
N. Abat St
Jill Kay Cooper
Summit St
McGee’s Market
N. Western St
Marvin L. McGee
West St
James Edward Wilson
McGee
Strassner
S. Clark St
Larry Wells
Fairground St
Boulevard
Hazel Kittleberger
Death sentence for killing guard in St Louis case
ST LOUIS AP Cloyd S Richardson 37 was sentenced Friday to death by a circuit court jury that found him guilty of murder in the killing of off duty security guard Charles Baker 49. The jury in Judge P F Palumbo s court deliberated about two hours before the verdict.
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Cloyd S. Richardson
P. F. Palumbo
Richardson
Charles §. Baker
Pat Nixon Seeks Acupuncture Demonstration in China
Washington AP Pat Nixon plans to visit a mainland China children's hospital and hopes to see acupuncture demonstration. She spoke at Blair House near the White House during a needlework replica of the presidential seal presentation. She aims to bring a birthday present for daughter Tricia. Tricia will turn 26 on Feb 21, the Nixon arrival date in China.
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Washington
Pat Nixon
China
Life magazine cancels Hughes excerpts hoax
Life magazine abandons plans to publish excerpts from an alleged Howard Hughes autobiography after determining the manuscript is a hoax by Clifford Irving. Time Inc. dropped its agreement with McGraw Hill, which is reconsidering its contract with Irving. James Phelan provided information relating to a forthcoming book with Noah Dietrich.
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Howard Hughes
Clifford Irving
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McGraw-Hill
Irving
James Phelan
Hughes
Noah Dietrich
Stock market wrap with mixed over the counter and NYSE quotes
Over the counter trading shows A. B. Chance at 29 bid and 2914 asked, Commerce Banc at 4734 bid and 48% asked, Wetterau at 335% bid and 33% asked. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks at 16, Kaiser Aluminum at 19 down 4, Panhandle Eastern Pipeline at 31 unchanged, US Gypsum common at 295% down, US Gypsum preferred at 3334 up.
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Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Al Capp Fined After Plea On Adultery Charge
Cartoonist Al Capp pleaded guilty to attempted adultery in a Eau Claire Wisconsin court. He faced three morals charges from a university coed after a lecture at UW Eau Claire. Capp received a $500 fine plus costs. probation with psychiatric treatment was rejected.
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Wis
al Capp
Capp
L'il Abner
Circuit Court
Merrill Farr
Lawrence W. Durning
Durning
Farr
Cambridge
Mass
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Queen Elizabeth Tours Thai Umbrella Fair Under Rain
In Bangkok AP reports Queen Elizabeth faced a tropical downpour with King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit as thousands gathered to see a $15 million scaled down replica of Thailand’s outstanding buildings. The queen’s dress and umbrella were muddy while Thai attendants knelt bareheaded during the visit.
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Thailand
Elizabeth
Bhumipol
Sirikit
Scobee Undergoes Major Surgery In Critical Condition
W Noel Scobee of 7028 Morris Street remains in critical condition after major surgery yesterday at Audrain Medical Center. His wife Mrs Scobee described him as very ill.
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Morris St
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Mrs. Minnie Hartwig Dies at 79 in Washington
Mrs. Minnie D. Hartwig, 79, died yesterday at St. Francis Hospital in Washington after living near Jonesburg for years. Rites planned at Stock Funeral Home in St. Louis County with burial in Bethlehem Cemetery. She was born August 6, 1892, in Benn Mo to August and Pauline Boss, widow of Henry Hartwig, leaving two sons William Hartwig and Joseph Hartwig, three daughters Pauline Haput Hazel Stegman Esther Cahill, nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. She belonged to St. Peter's United Church of Christ in Owensville.
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Minnie D. Hartwig
St. Francis Hospital
Washington
Jonesburg
Baker Funeral Home
Stock Funeral Home
Hall's Ferry Road
St. Louis County
Thomas Higgins
Bethlehem Cemetery
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Benn
August
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William Joseph Hartwig
Florissant
Joseph Hartwig
Pauline Haput
Baden
Hazel Stegman
New Bloomfield
Esther Cahill
High Hill
Bertha Clay
St. Louis
Lydia Broughton
Amelia Hartman
Whittier
Calif
St. Peter’s
Alvin Elmore Osborn Dies Rites Sunday
Wellsville Missouri obituary for Alvin Elmore Osborn 54 of Route 2 Middletown died Thursday at St. John's Mercy Hospital St Louis funeral services 2 p m Sunday Myers Funeral Home Wellsville burial Wellsville Cemetery visitation 6 to 8 p m tonight born Oct 5 1917 Montgomery County son of Elmore and Fannie B Alderson member Hopewell Baptist Church Wellsville Masonic Lodge survived by son Larry North Syracuse New York and three others
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Alvin Elmore Osborn
Route 2
Middletown
St. John’s Mercy Hospital
St. Louis
Myers Funeral Home
Wellsville Cemetery
Montgomery County
Osborn
Elmore
Fannie B. Alderson
Hopewell Baptist Church
Hungate Probes Grain Shipping Costs At Houston
two Midwestern congressmen Neil Smith and William Hungate toured Port of Houston grain facilities to study costs from harvest to market amid plans for a two year nationwide review by the Small Business Committee subcommittee.
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Houston
Neil Smith
D-Iown
William Hungate
Smith
Fire destroys two housing units in Brookfield project
Fire of undetermined origin late Friday destroyed two under construction units of a low rent housing project in Brookfield. The near completed million dollar complex was set to open this spring. Brookfield volunteer firefighters fought the blaze for over an hour. damage was expected to exceed $30,000.
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Gobel Injured in Nashville Car Crash
Comedian George Gobel and Nashville musician Ernest Newton were injured when their car collided with another in Nashville. They were admitted to St. Thomas Hospital for 24 hours of observation, with neither believed seriously hurt. Newton identified as driver. grandchildren and three sisters listed as relatives.
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Nashville, Tenn
George Gobel
Nashville
Gobel
Ernest Newton
St. Thomas Hospital
18 Year Olds Run for State and Local Office
Fresno AP reports 21 Roosevelt High School seniors plan to run in California's June primary for the state Assembly the county board of supervisors the school board and party committees. Teacher Dale Doig says the campaign teaches practical politics while 18 year olds can vote and seek office under the 26th Amendment and 1971 law. Candidate Scott Fern has distributed 8000 flyers for a fund raising dance with a 226 dollar filing fee and plans a $100 plate dinner as support. He believes victory is possible with lower offices offering better chances. Some adults and students doubt the effort, though others defend youthful ambition as valid political engagement.
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Calif
Roosevelt High School
California
State Assembly
County Board of Supervisors
School Board
Democratic
Republican Central Committees
Dale Doig
Doig
Scott Fern
Fern
Teel Attends Missouri Conference on Conservation Contractors
Ernest A. Teel of Auxvasse Route 2 attended a soil and water conservation conference at the University of Missouri Columbia. The gathering focused on contractor practices and regional conservation efforts.
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University of Missouri- Columbia
Ernest A. Teel
Auxvasse Route 2
Kiwanis Pancakes Day Sees Dever Absent Leader
For the first time in 27 years the familiar Kiwanis figure Art Dever is missing from the annual Pancakes Day. He has been active in every Kiwanis phase and is a valued member of the club. He is currently a patient at the Medical Center in Columbia Missouri, Room 443 East.
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Art Dever
Art
Columbia
Cherches Named To Officiate At MU Band Event
Major Paul Cherches of Missouri Military Academy will adjudicate a high school stage band festival at the University of Missouri in Columbia on Saturday February 19. Twelve Class L bands from Missouri cities such as Kansas City and St Louis compete with guest clinician Don Ellis. another adjudicator is Dale Kennedy from Oklahoma City University.
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Missouri Military Academy
University of Missouri
Columbia
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Louis
Don Ellis
Dale Kennedy
Oklahoma City University
University of Missouri Department of Music
Cherches
MMA Department of Music
Peace Talk Chief Rents Paris House
Ambassador William J. Porter has moved into a suburban villa west of Paris with his furniture. A U S delegation spokesman said the furniture installation should not be read as an indication of whether the deadlocked peace talks will continue long. Porter previously served as ambassador to Korea before joining the talks.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
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Arkansas
Miami
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Paris
William J. Porter
U.S
Stephen Ledegar
Porter
Korea
Butz Urges Higher Farm Income for US Family Farmers
Des Moines Iowa AP U S Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz urged higher farm income and a better break for family farmers at a National Farm Institute luncheon stressing fair prices for farm products stronger corn prices and freedom for farmers to manage their business He called the fight for farmer income the biggest battle and noted progress in slowing the decline of small farms.
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Des Moines
Iowa
U.S. Agriculture
Earl Butz
Butz
National Farm Institute
Buzz
State Collects Bridge Damage in Polk County Case
A Polk County jury awarded Missouri 27300 in a civil suit against El Dorado Springs man Bob L. Beaty for causing structural damage to a state bridge on Missouri 54 near the Cedar County line. The accident occurred July 31, 1970 as Beaty drove a truck carrying a 20 ton bulldozer into the bridge.
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Polk County
State of Missouri
el Dorado Springs
Bob L. Beaty
Vernon County
Missouri
Cedar County
Beaty
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