Weather and livestock market report summary
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show a high of 63 and a low of 39 with precipitation 1.40 inches month to date and 4.58 year to date. Forecast: zone 5 partly cloudy tonight, Tuesday sunny and mild with highs 60 to 65. Missouri outlook cooler today with scattered rain, clearing Tuesday. Kansas City area reports Lake of the Ozarks stage at 656.8 feet and hospital admissions list numerous local names and births.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MHS
Marty Schroeder
National Stockyards
U.S
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Public Safety Report Highlights Local Incidents
Mexico and Audrain County report a range of incidents from carbon monoxide exposure to car and property thefts. The record details test results for the Testerman family, a two-car collision, a shop entry at Elsie’s Restaurant, burglaries at rentals and private homes, and several court filings including divorce actions and custody orders.
Miss Rosie Fitzgerald Dies At 66 In Audrain County
Miss Rosie Fitzgerald longtime Coldwell Nursing Home resident died at 3 p.m. Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. Funeral services were set for 1 p.m. today at Waters Funeral Home in Vandalia. Born August 17, 1906 in Farber, she was the daughter of W D and Elizabeth Shaw Fitzgerald. She entered Coldwell’s on October 21, 1948. A brother LJ Fitzgerald of Park Ridge Illinois survives.
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Rosie Fitzgerald
Coldwell Nursing Home
Audrain Medical Center
Waters Funeral Home
Vandalla
Farber
Miss Fitzgerald
W.D
Elizabeth Shaw Fitzgerald
Coldwell's
LJ. Fitzgerald
Park Ridge
Ill
Ben J Kemna Dies in Martinsburg Rites Tomorrow
Martinsburg obituary for Ben J Kemna 71 of Deepwater Missouri formerly Martinsburg. Born March 2 1901 son of John and Gertrude Kemna. Survived by brother Henry and four sisters. Funeral 10 am Tuesday at St Josephs Church Martinsburg with burial at St Josephs Cemetery. Rosary 7 30 pm Monday at Arnold Funeral Home Martinsburg.
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Martinsburg
Ben J. Kemna
Deepwater
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Lamping
Wellsville
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Kemna
John
Gertrude Heltman Kemna
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Henry Kemna
Jane Kemna
Phelix
Catherine) Grassi
Vincent
Elizabeth) Himmelburg
St. Louis
William
Anna) Weidinger
Arnold
Sandbothe Rites Are Monday Morning
Funeral services for Ed Sandbothe were held at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Martinsburg. The Rev. Lamping conducted the service with burial at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers included E. A. Dutch Fennewald, Bill Pursifall, Clifford Peery, August Brooks, Anthony Becker, and Norb Fennewald. Arrangements were handled by Arnold funeral home in Martinsburg.
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Ed Sandbothe
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Martinsburg
East Lawn Memorial Park
E.A. ‘Dutch Fennewald
Bill Pursifall
Clifford Peery
August Brooks
Anthony Becker
Norb Fennewald
Arnold Funeral Home
Wright Funeral Tuesday At 2 P.M
Funeral services for Ollie Wright will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at Second Baptist Church. The Rev. William Duncan will officiate with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Mr Wright died Thursday at his home 503 E Park St. Arrangements are by Arnold Funeral Home.
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Ollie Wright
Second Baptist Church
Willaim Duncan
Elmwood Cemetery
Mr. Wright
E. Park St
Arnold Funeral Home
Kennedy Son Plans To Keep Job In San Francisco
Joseph Kennedy III 20, eldest Kennedy son, says he will keep his temporary role aiding the Mission District’s poor. He started a week earlier as a coordinator of social and health programs earning 748 dollars monthly amid criticism and crank calls. Kennedy and Mayor Alioto backed him at a Friday news conference claiming wealth does not bar helping others.
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San Francisco
Joseph Kennedy III
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Mission District
Francis Curry
Curry
Joseph Alioto
Princess Anne Heads Home After Ethiopia and Sudan Tour
Princess Anne flies from London after a two week international tour and, after a stop at the Phillips home, departs with the cavalry officer linked to her for a country residence. The couple left London together en route to the officer's home following a day spent at the Phillips residence.
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London
Anne
Ethiopia
Sudan
Phillips
Queen’s Dragoon Guards
Gary Harris Runs Auxvasse Pageant
Gary Harris will be producer for the annual Miss Kingdom of Callaway Pageant at the William Woods multi purpose auditorium from 8 to 10 p.m. on March 31. David Gilman is general chairman. Committee chairmen include Mike Hampton entries Bob Hunt Jr advertising Paul Meyer Jr publicity Roger Moser ticket sales Robert Simpson programs book Robert McMurtry awards Ross Howard judges Glen Fulkerson construction Bill Willis Kenny Moser light and sound Howard Kelly scenery Ron Hudson usher. The Jaycee Wives will be hostesses.
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Auxvasse
Gary Harris
Bill Willis
Kenny Moser
Howard Kelly
Ron Hudson
Usher
Jaycee
Reservations Open For College Macbeth at William Woods
William Woods College and Westminster College announce reservations for Macbeth to be staged March 21 to 24 at 7 30 p m in the Campus Center Auditorium. Season subscribers may book from March 1 by phone or mail order. general tickets go on sale March 7 at the Campus Center lobby with prices 2 00 for individuals 1 50 for groups of 10 to 20 and 1 00 for groups of 21 or more.
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Fulton
William Woods
Westminster College Theatre
D.D. Moore
William Woods College Campus Center
Campus Center
College Theatre
William Woods College
Missouri
Velasco Recovers After Abdominal Aorta Aneurysm Surgery
Peruvian President Juan Velasco shows positive response to treatment following emergency surgery for a ruptured abdominal aorta aneurysm, hospital spokesmen said Sunday. In New Delhi, Daniel P. Moynihan arrives at the official residence to assume his post as the new U S ambassador to India with the Tulak mark and necklace around his neck.
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Lima
Juan Velasco
Tulak
Daniel P. Moynihan
New Delhi
India
Herbert Documents To Senate
NEW YORK AP A Senate Armed Services Committee received classified documents from Lt. Col. Anthony B. Herbert supporting his claim that the Army sought to silence him for alleging war crimes in Vietnam The documents mailed to Senator Barry Goldwater suggested a way to steer Herbert and date to August 26 1971 when he was appealing an adverse fitness report He had filed charges against two superiors in March 1971 accusing them of failing to investigate wartime atrocities by allied troops in Vietnam The charges were dropped and Herbert retired after leaving the Army citing family pressure and limited assignments He was one of Korea War’s most decorated veterans
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New York
Senate
Anthony B. Herbert
Army
Vietnam
New York Times
the Times
Senate Armed Services Committee
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
William C. Westmoreland
Walter T. Kersin
Stecle Herbert
The
Times
Judge Advocate General’s Office
Herbert
Life Magazine
Robert I’. Froehlke
Contempt Case Delayed for St Louis Union Leader
A contempt of court hearing for Demosthenes DuBose president of the St Louis Teachers Union was continued to this afternoon Judge Thomas F McGuire granted the delay at the request of DuBose lawyer Charles Oldham who said important documents would be ready by then DuBose faces a contempt charge tied to the 28 day teachers strike that ended last week and the two teachers groups had continued the strike after the injunction.
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ST. Louis
Demosthenes DuBose
St. . Louis
Quints At 3 Have Party In Liberty Corners
In Liberty Corners New Jersey AP reports the Kienast quintuplets Amy Abigail Gordon Edward and Sarah just turned three celebrated with a Sunday party after a birthday Saturday. Parents William and Mrs Kienast note the quints are average for their age Sara talks Abi gail explores Amy is the boss Edward is a happy charmer and Gordon the largest since birth. The family also includes Meg six and John four.
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Liberty Corners
Kienast
William Kijenast
Amy
Abigail
Gordon
Edward
Sarah
Kienasts
Meg
John
Banks Raise Prime Rate Across Major Lenders
New York AP report states Girard Trust Bank led a rate increase to 6 1 4 percent with approval from the Phase 3 Committee. Banks including Bank of New York First National City Chase Manhattan Manufacturers Hanover and Chemical Bank followed, despite earlier government opposition from the Nixon administration and the Federal Reserve.
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New York
Philadelphia
Girard Trust Bank
Girard
Bank of New York
First National City Bank
Chase Manhattan Bank
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
Chemical Bank
Nixon
Federal Reserve System
Driver's License Case Set Aside by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court 5 to 4 set aside a California ruling that uninsured motorists involved in accidents were entitled to a hearing before license suspensions. Justice Douglas dissented, noting docket pressures and suggesting the case may return. The decision sends the matter back to California for further proceedings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
William C. Douglas
Douglas
California Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
San Pablo
Frederico Rios
Motor Vehicles Department
Burger
Byron R. White
Harry A. Blackmun
Lewis’. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
Calfornia Court
Rios
U.S
State Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
Vandalia Audrain meeting on county zoning planned
The Audrain Betterment Association will host an educational gathering on county planning and zoning at the Vandalia Community Building at 7 30 p m on Wednesday. Robert Simonds of the University of Missouri Extension will discuss needs and procedures to implement county planning and zoning for Audrain County residents in the Vandalia area. In national news the NLADA criticized Howard Phillips actions as ant poverty program head, urging a Wednesday meeting with NLADA representatives to discuss restoring lawful administration to Legal Services programs amid alleged cabinet bottlenecks.
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County Zoning Legal Services
Vandalia
Audrain Betterment Association
S. Main St
Robert Simonds
University of Missouri Extension Division
Audrain County
ABA
Washington
National Legal Aid and Defender Association
Howard Phillips
Phillips
NLADA
Office of Economic Opportunity
Legal Services
NSADA
OEO
Amin Gives Ugandan Hotel To Ugandan Officer
In Kampala Idi Amin startlingly allocates property from Asians left behind after expelling 40,000 Asians. He names Lt. Col. Bogere as hotel keeper for the Speke Hotel while two white guests are directed to meet him. Government distributes 4,500 abandoned businesses to form a new African middle class amid shortages and ongoing compensation debates.
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Andrew Torchia
Associated Press
Nairobi
Kenya
Kampala
Idi Amin
Amin
Speke Hotel
Bogere
Army
Speke
Uganda
Best selling records in a nationwide Cash Box survey
The Cash Box national survey highlights top week picks across artists such as The Spinners Elton John Roberta Flack Lobo O Jays Steely Dan John Denver and others. Notable entries include Could It Be I’m Falling in Love Deliv erance Oh Babe What Would You Say and Rocky Mountain High among assorted pop rock and soul titles.
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Cash Box
Elton John
Babe
Hurricane Smith
Roberta Flack
Lobo
O'Jays
Edward Bear
John Denver
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Willard. Kisor
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Rosie Fitzgerale
Public Safety Report
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Bennet Craig Testerman
Wade Street
Monroe
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Young Testerman
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Thomas T. Wilson
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Highway 54
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Route 1
Sue A. Bahr
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Elmood
Elmwood
Elsie McIihatton
Elsie’s
Morris St
Jim Newkirk
Warrensburg
W. Buchanan St
Highway Patrol
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Betz
Wayne Mackey
Circuit Court
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Anne Baker
William Frank Baker
Russell Blackburn
Karen K. Hanley
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Fenlon
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David Whitehead Jr
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Deiter
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van Matre
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Betty Jane Hard
Anna Murphy
Ben J. Kemana
Omer John Hogan
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Sunshine
Miami Beach
Fla
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Wright
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Auxvasse Pageant
Macbeth
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