Stations Clamor For More Gas Stations Clamor For More Gas
Missouri fuel dealers faced delays and confusion as the Fuel Allocation Board distributed a 2 percent state allocation of 3.1 million gallons amid high demand. Officials warned of workload strain and limits on phone access while suppliers restricted or priced fuels. Local distributors voiced frustration and questioned future supplies as MFA Oil and other firms reported limited refinery access and heavy farm demand.
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Jefferson City
Fuel Allocation Board
Missouri Public Service Commission
Missouri
Federal Energy Office
American Automobile Association of Missouri
PSC
Alan Woods
Christopher S. Bond
Fuel Board
Bob Upschulte
Hoever
Upschulte
Kansas City
Albert Moeller
Linn
Moeller
State
James Cunningham
MFA Oil Co
Columbia
Oklahoma
MFA
Congress
United States
Nho
Government Will Study Shortage Risk
Washington AP The government will launch a high level study to assess vulnerability to cuts in vital materials amid the Arab oil embargo. The task force from several agencies will examine alternate supplies stockpiling and diplomatic steps to prevent embargoes.
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Washington
The
Council, Treasury
Office of Management and Budget
State Department
U.S
Free Food Riots Mark Hearst Aid Drive in California
Violence and confusion disrupted the first Hearst funded free food distribution as thousands queued at four centers. In East Oakland a crowd of about 5,000 overwhelmed operations, bottles were hurled, stores damaged, and the food truck left under police guard after a brief handout.
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San Francisco
Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Oakland
Latins Urge Easing of U S Cuba Policy
Latin American foreign ministers at a hemispheric conference pressed Washington to soften Cuba policy. Kissinger told reporters the remarks did not respond to Cuba comments. Jamaica called the stance “Stone Age stupidity.” Debate continued as the ministers prepared a closing declaration.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Cuba
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Fidel Castro
Organization of American States
Peru
Colombia
Guyana
Jamaica
Dudley Thompson
Pilots and aviation service owner die in crash investigation
Kirtlink and two other men are linked to a fatal crash as federal investigators from St. Louis probe the cause. Dawson, owner of flying service properties in Jefferson City and Columbia, was a political ally of former governor Warren E. Hearnes and leaves a widow and six children. Mrs. George Bentley of Auxvasse is admitted to Coldwell Nursing Home.
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Gertrude Apel
Ray Kirtlink
St. Louis
Dawson
Kirtlink
Colorado
Flying Service
Jefferson City
Columbia
Warren E. Hearnes
Service
Vitamin E Diet promises rapid weight loss with no exercise
Hollywood special reports a new Vitamin E diet claiming overweight individuals can lose at least a pound daily while eating most foods. The plan uses chewable Vitamin E tablets and prescribed foods to curb appetite and boost fat use, with testimonials from eased and slim bodies. Subscriptions offer 10, 20, or 36 day supplies via Vita-E Diet at North Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Vita-E Diet
Dept. P
Burbank Blvd
North Hollywood
Cal
Wilson E. Chism Dies At Laddonia
Wilson Edward Chism aged 62 of Laddonia died early Friday at home after years of ill health. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Wilkey-Bienhoff in Laddonia officiated by Rev. Cleo Sexton. burial in Laddonia Cemetery. Born August 2, 1912 in Clark. Married Minnie Landers January 16, 1942 in Wellsville. Survived by two daughters Letha Riley of Minner and Shirley Dawson of Vandalia, son Robert E. Chism of Laddonia, seven grandchildren. Preceded by parents and three children.
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Laddonia
Wilson Edward Chism
Wilkey-Bienhoff
Cleo Sexton
The
Baptist Church
Mr. Chism
Clark
Wellsville
Minnie
Ene Landers
Chism
Letha Riley
Minner, Sr
Shirley Dawson
Vandalia
Robert FE. Chism
Funeral services for Mrs Henry Kombrink in Mexico
Funeral services for Mrs Henry Kombrink of Mexico were scheduled for 2 p.m. today at Arnold funeral home with Rev Marvin Jones of Friendship Baptist Church officiating. Burial would be in East Lawn Memorial Park. Organist Mrs John Willer and soloist Mrs John Connor were to perform. Pallbearers named were David Fisher Carter Cauthorn O H Lincoln Alvin Beamer Gene Cline and Botts Cauthorn.
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Henry Kombrink
Mexico
Arnold Funeral Home
Marvin Jones
Friendship Baptist Church
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
John Willer
John Connor
David Fisher
Carter Cauthorn
0.H. Lincoln
Alvin Beamer
Gene Cline
Botts Cauthorn
E S Jeter Dies In Monroe City
Monroe City man E S Jeter father of Mrs Maurine Holsheiser of Mexico died at 6 30 am Friday at St Elizabeths Hospital Hannibal. Funeral 10 am Monday at Wilson funeral home Monroe City. Survived by wife and two other daughters Mrs Bill Stamper of Springdale Arkansas and Mrs Helen Osbourn of Hannibal.
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Monroe City
E. S. Jeter
Leo (Maurine) Holsheiser
Mexico
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Hannibal
Wilson Funeral Home
Bill
Lou) Stamper
Springdale
Ark
Helen Osbourn
Weather and Local Reports Snapshot
Zone 5 forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions with a snow chance tonight and Sunday highs in the 30s. Missouri river stages listed for several cities, and Audrain Medical Center reports admissions including multiple individuals from various towns. Born to Mr and Mrs David.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Audrain Medical Center
Zake R. Leake
Howard
George
Aliie M. Elkins
Donald R. Berger
Herbert D. Martin
Eugene E. Jaeger
Felisha M. Curtis
Tony E. Wallace
Lorie A. Lierheimer
Virgil
Thompson
Carl L. Willingham
Jerome Talken
Dessena Graves
Marl Morgan
Mexico
William L
Public Safety Report and Dismissals in The Daily Record
A public safety note lists Steven F. Chapman treated for minor injuries after a Washington Street collision with Arthur Carter. No summons issued. Chapman to Audrain Medical Center for evaluation. Death notices include Wilson Edward Chism and Darold Edward Kirtlink. A dissolution petition is filed in Circuit Court for Mary Esther John and Byron Lynn Jahn, and Atha Mae Eastin and Thomas Eugene Eastin.
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Public Safety
Steven F. Chapman
Jefferson St
Audrain Medical Center
Washington Street
Jackson Street
Arthur Carter
New Florence
Chapman
Carter
Nobody Hurt In Fire At Hallsville Home
Fire caused about 2500 damage to a nursing home laundry room in Hallsville but all 20 patients at Arah's Acres were evacuated safely. One firefighter suffered a finger cut and two patients were taken to Columbia hospitals for examination. all were treated and released.
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Hallsville
Arah
Acres
Columbia Hospitals
Wallace Launches Fast Rolling Campaign for Governor
In Montgomery Wallace announced his bid for a new four year term as Alabama governor. Wheelchair bound since the 1972 assassination attempt he joked about a fast rolling campaign and stood with leg straps to appear upright. He did not confirm 1976 presidential plans though said Middle America wants representation in the next race.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Alabama House of Representatives
Middle America
Stock bids and closes on over the counter and NYSE
In OTC trading yesterday A B Chance 10 percent bid 11 asked Commerce Bancshares 23 bid 24 asked Wetterau 17 percent bid 17 percent asked On the NYSE Robbie Brooks closed at 3 down percent 300 shares traded Dresser Industries 52 percent up 1 percent 22 600 Interco 27 up percent 1 400 Kaiser Aluminum 2114 up percent 6 900 Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 33 percent unchanged 4 800 Ralston Purina 40 percent up 4 2 000 US Gypsum common 20 up 4 3 400 US Gypsum preferred 24 percent down percent 4 700
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A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Mrs Stella Anscomb Dies at 64 in Edina Missouri
Mrs Stella B Anscomb 64 formerly of Mexico died Thursday at Knox County Nursing Home Edina Missouri after a year long illness Funeral services were set for 2 pm at Foster Funeral Home Kirksville with burial in Townby Cemetery She was born Sept 28 1909 in Kirksville daughter of Andrew and Edna Shoap Pope Her husband Ray Anscomb died last September She is survived by four children Helen Carson Rush Hill Edna Harmon Richland Mary Griggs Mexico and John Claywell Chicago plus a brother Albert Pope Kirksville 23 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren
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Stella B. Anscomb
Mexico
Knox County
Edina
Foster Funeral Home
Kirksville
Townby
Anscomb
Andrew
Edna Shoap Pope
Ray Anscomb
Fire Damages Fadler Kitchen In Centralia
A Friday morning fire at the David Fadler home in Centralia caused substantial kitchen damage and smoke throughout the house with water damage in the kitchen and dining area. The blaze, believed to start in a kitchen waste can, was discovered when the Fadlers’ young son saw smoke and woke his mother. No injuries were reported. Centralia Fire Department brought the fire under control.
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Centralia
David Fadler
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Herbert Stein
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Liberty
Coldwell
George Bentley
Auxvasse
Coldwell Nursing Home
Wilson E. Chism
Mrs. Kombrink
E.S. Jeter
the Daily Record
A. Medley
Michael Shivers
Randall W. Walker
Dianne Hodges
Darrell Newsom
William Lierheimer
Marvin W. Clark
Allen B. Walker
Frank L. Farris
Herbert Marin
William B. Epps
Esther Bentley
James F. Bunch
James B. Gray
Henry E. Hoover
William H. O'Connor
Ronald Wayne Pryor
Roy P. Seale
Lorie A. Taylor
Lillie M. Richards
William Robert Young
Glen W. Longdon Jr
William T. Davis
Harry L. Weir
Jimmy L. Null
Cheryle A. Prior
Farber
Lecil Ulry
Perry
Herbert M. Musser
Roy L. West
Montgomery City
Mary Bell
LeRoy Stowers
Thompso
Phillip
Fennewald
Martinsburg
Darold Edward Kirtlink
Slater and Fowles
Stella Anscomb
Fadler
Kelly Furniture
Tell City
Furniture
Tall City Dining Room
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Kelly Roa
Mexico, Missouri
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