Weather and Market Briefs From Local Turfs
Readouts show seven a.m. weather figures for zone 5 with cold, partly cloudy forecast and light snow chances. Missouri area forecasts predict subfreezing lows and 20s highs through Sunday and a very cold extended look into Wednesday. Audrain Medical Center lists admitted and discharged patients in multiple towns with two newborns noted around 8:41 a.m. and 1:05 a.m. today. Deaths include Lloyd Summers, W. D. Gibson, and Fred Moehner.
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Missouri
Optimists Hear White on China at Mexico meeting
Robert M. White II spoke with slides about his China trip to 52 Optimist Club of Mexico members and wives at the Monterey breakfast. David M. Wilkinson introduced him and presented a speaker’s plaque. Guests included Tom Wells John Cline and Dave Kemp. Next Saturday John Blass discusses the Sheltered Workshop program. An Optimist board meeting is set for 7:30 Monday.
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Robert M. White II
China
Optimist Club of
Mexico
Monterey
David M. Wilkinson
Tom Wells
John Cline
Dave Kemp
John Blass
Optimist Board
Want Ads Offer Choice
Reading Chronicle readers find a playful classified item about a yellow double pawed cat named Morris causing a boy to sneeze. The ad offers Morris for 1000 dollars or free to a good home, and hints at another ad about Ted the 14 year old son allergy to the cat.
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Reading
Mass
Reading Chronicle
Morris
Ted
Public safety round up from The Daily Record
Summons issued to Richard C. Shamblin for failure to yield in a minor collision with James M. Chrystal. Accident on Holt Street and Green Boulevard at 8 18 a m. Minor vehicle damage. Court fines listed for several traffic and liquor related offenses including DWI and minor possession.
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Richard C. Shamblin
Bourne St
James M. Chrystal
E. Breckenridge St
Shamblin
Holt St
Chrystal
Green Boulevard
Court Rules COs Entitled To Education Benefits
A federal judge ruled that conscientious objectors who complete two years of alternative service are entitled to the same educational benefits as military veterans. The decision, by U.S. District Court Judge W. Arthur Garrity, nullified VA policy denying benefits to objectors not on active duty. The class action by William R. Robinson argued the VA violated rights by withholding funds for legal studies.
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Boston
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity
Veterans Administration
Garrity
William R. Robinson
Fairfax
Robinson
Virginia Draft Board
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Nixon seeks end to war as talks resume with conditions
President discusses wage price controls and department streamlining while space for questions narrows. He cites three core issues: prisoner return, Vietnam's self-determination, and cease fire supervision. GOP support grows for push to end war as antiwar groups plan Inauguration Day protests with candlelight marches and a mass rally.
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Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
South Vietnam
House
Senate
North Vietnam
Hanoi
United States
National Peace Action Coalition
People's Coalition For Peace and Justice
Arlington Cemetery
Washington Monument
Audrain Pork Groups Win State Awards
Audrain Pork Producers Assn and the Porkettes won state honors at a two day meeting banquet at the Ramada Inn in Columbia. Jeff Rudasill was named outstanding 4-H swine producer in Missouri. The Porkettes earned outstanding county chapter in pork promotion. Morris Fort led the state membership drive. Mrs. Robert Fort elected vice president of the Porkettes. Attendees included J D and Jeff Rudasill, Dale dunt, William H. Talley, and the Forts of Martinsburg.
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Audrain Pork Producers Assn
Porkettes
Ramada Inn
Columbia
Jeff Rudasill
Missouri
Morris Fort
Robert Fort
J.D
Dale Dunt
Pork Producers
William H. Talley
Martinsburg
Kinnett Named Manager at Wal-Mart Mexico Store
J L Kinnett formerly assistant manager at Motherly Wal-Mart Discount for 15 months becomes manager of the Mexico store. He succeeds Leo Sisco who moves to Brownsville Tennessee as manager. Kinnett, from Lebanon, has four years with the company, is married to Joyce and they have son Jimmy. They attend First Christian Church and live at 1215 Pollock Road.
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J. L. Kinnett
Wal-Mart Discount
Mexico
Mr. Kinnett
Leo Sisco
Brownsville
Jimmy
First Christian Church
Pollock Road
Two Billion More Needed For Year’s War Costs
The Pentagon says an extra 2 billion dollars may be needed this fiscal year to fund the air war over Indochina raising the total for fiscal 1973 to about 8 billion. At least 250 million is linked to aircraft lost over North Vietnam during intensified raids. Congress funding is uncertain as peace talks resume and Democrats threaten to cut off Vietnam funding without a settlement.
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Washington
Indochina
Pentagon
Defense Department
North Vietnam
White House
Paris
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
United States
Hanoi-Haiphong
Miss Elaine Silverstein Recovering After Surgery
Elaine Silverstein of 60 Woodlawn Ave. is recovering from surgery at Audrain Medical Center. Her cousin Mrs. Sylvan Agarstein, who has been with her, has returned home to Clayton.
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Elaine Silverstein
Woodlawn Ave
Audrain Medical Center
Sylvan Agarstein
Clayton
Market Close and Grain Prices Report in 1971 Era
Over the counter bid and ask percentages for A B Chance Commerce Bancshares Wetterau, NYSE closes for Bobble Brooks Dresser Interco Kaiser Panhandle Ralston US Gypsum WalMart, and grain prices for soybeans hard and soft wheat corn and mile. Bond audit details state and agency reforms including personnel, prison industries, and park board expenditures. concerns on welfare, water resources, and revenue office compliance.
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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
WalMart
Bond
Law Enforcement Assistance Council
State Senate
Law Enforcement Advisory Council
Water Resources Board
State Park Board
the Park Board
Park Board
Clean Water Commission
St. James
St. Louis
Department of Revenue
Ban On Long Hair Sparks Legislation Bid
California Assemblyman John Burton, barred from a fancy restaurant for hair length, plans a bill to bar liquor license holders from denying service over hair. He says the hair barely crosses his collar and cites his elderly father needing the place. The incident centered on a bar policy against serving long-haired men.
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San Francisco
California
John Burton
Burton
Fred Moehner Dies at 84 Rites Tuesday
Fred Moehner 84, longtime Callaway County resident, died Friday at Jonesburg Nursing Home. Funeral services held Tuesday at Fey Funeral Home in St Louis County with burial at St John's United Church of Christ Cemetery. He was born August 22, 1888, near St. Louis and married Rose Schaper in 1912. survived by wife and their son Edgar.
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Montgomery City
Fred Moehner
Callaway County
Jonesburg
Schlanker Funeral Home
Fey Funeral Home
St. Louis County
St. John’s
Mattesse
St. Louis
Rose Schaper
Edgar
Runge name ties and variants spark kinship question
The article notes that Andy Runge, an attorney from Mexico, and Omer Runge, a Jefferson City building supplies dealer, share a surname but are not kin. It adds pronunciation differences with the local Runge rhyming with Sponge and the Jefferson City Runge pronounced RUN-gy.
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Andy Runge
Mexico
Omer Runge
Jefferson City
General Services Division
State
Passengers Accept New Airport Security Checks
The Associated Press reports that federal anti hijacking measures requiring carry-on inspections and traveler screening began Friday. Passengers largely approve of the security steps, despite longer lines, valuing safety over brief delays as airlines create sterile zones and use electronic wands and gate checks.
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Associated Press
Federal Aviation Administration
Havana
Morris Kirsch
Miami
Miami International
Richard Kaase
Philadelhia
Albany, N.Y
Homer Long Rites Held at Vandalia Church
Funeral services for Homer A. Long aged 88, a retired Vandalia contractor and carpenter, were conducted at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian Church with Rev. Fields officiating. Burial followed in Vandalia cemetery. Waters Funeral Home oversaw arrangements.
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Vandalia
Homer A. Long
The
Christian Church
Fields
Waters Funeral Home
Summers Rites To Be On Sunday
Summers 48 of Green Ridge Mo died at Veterans Administration Hospital Kansas City after a brief illness. He served in the Marine Corps in World War II and the Air Force retiring as technical sergeant in 1968. Survived by wife Norma Ruth Perkins four daughters and a granddaughter two brothers and in laws. Funeral Sunday at Fenton Funeral Home Centralia at 2 p.m. with burial in Centralia Cemetery. Visitation after 4 p.m. today.
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Centralia
Lloyd — Earl Summers
Green Ridge
Veterans Administration Hospital
Kansas City
Huntsville
Merle and
Mary Elizabeth Cross Summers
Norma Ruth Perkins
Atlanta
Marine Corps
Air Force
Whiteman Afb
Sedalia
Charlotte) Cooper
Larry
Linda) Hill
Theresa Ann Summers
Sandra Lynn Summers
Rebecca Lynn Cooper
Carl N. Summers
Mexico
Dockers Won't Unload Australians in Ports Blockade
In New York AP report seven ships carrying Australian goods are tied up at six U.S. ports from Boston to Tampa as American longshoremen retaliate for an Australian boycott over the Hanoi Haiphong bombing. The ILA says six Australian registry or Australian-flag ships refuse unloads. a Cap Villa no scheduled to be picked up in San Francisco.
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New York
U.S
Boston
Tampa
Fla
Hanoi
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Australia
New Labor Party
International Longshoremen’s Association
Afl-Cio
ILA
Cap Vilano
San Francisco
Stolen Greyhound Bus Tied to Butler Charge
St. Marys County police report Charles H. Butler 22 of Baltimore charged with possession of stolen property after a Greyhound bus stolen Thursday night from Baltimore Bus Terminal was found Friday stuck in mud on Jacksonburg road near Blairstown New Jersey. Butler waived extradition and was returned to Maryland by car.
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Blairstown
N.J
Charles H. Butler
Baltimore
Jacksonburg Road
Butler
Maryland
Honolulu Nudist Waiters Draw Crowd at Dunes Nightclub
Honolulu nightclub owner Jack Crone unveils nude waiters at the Dunes seeking to revive interest in topless and bottomless acts. At a luncheon showing 350 attendees, the mix of nude female dancers and new nude waiters drew mixed reactions from women in attendance.
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Honolulu
Jack Crone
Dunes
United States
Crone
Cione
Tebbe couple welcomed a son at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Virgil C Tebbe of 406 W Walsh Vandalia welcomed a seven pound two ounce son born at 8 42 am Friday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Tebbe is employed by Kroger Co.
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Audrain Medical Center
Charles H. Nichols
Carl W. Mahaney Jr
Charles Edward Groves
Kenneth Groves
Addie Field
Brenda Berger
Mary Frances Hardwick
Juanita Dye
Martha E. Miller
John W. Cooper
Pauline C. Craddock
David A. Smith
Mexico
Marvin L. Sparks
Shelbina
James F. Lewis
Centralia
Irene Branham
Paris
Alfred Whelan
Benton City
Virgil C. Tebbs
Vandalia
George L. Jackson
Mary E. Klusman
William M. Lambert
Tammy M. Thompson
Fred J. Ruse
Clarence Harris
Adah Samuelson
James EE. Shouse
Margaret V. Jones
Nelton Borcherding
Lewis Hill
Patricia A. Crow
Lena A. Baude
Wellsville
Phillip T. Williams
Bellflower
Leslie Rogers
Auxvasse
C. David Branstetter
Laddonia
Frances Bannister
Madison
Ruth Grooms
Truxton
Jolene Ann Harris
Melinda L. Sweezer
Vernon Moore
Pamela S. Morris
Frank
Paxson
Martinsburg
Wallace Bruce Ridgeway
Virgil C. Tebbe
W. Walsh St
Tebbe
Kroger Co
Thalidomide parents offered 47 million trust fund
London AP report says Distillers Co offers a 47 million dollar 10 year trust fund plus 11 752 dollars per child to 342 British Thalidomide affected children and 62 others. Some parents fear means testing will determine payouts, harming fair compensation.
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London
Distillers Co
Distillers
London Exchange
David Mason
Mason
Washington
U.S
Ralph Nader
Joseph Hourie
Rosemary
Bond appoints Valier Legislative Counsel in Missouri
Charles D. Valier, former St. Louis Republican state representative, is named legislative counsel to Governor Bond. Gov. Bond’s chief of administration Robert L. James also announced five division heads to lead general services budget management systems construction and design accounting.
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Jefferson City
Charles D. Valier
St. Louis
Christopher
Bond
Robert L. James
Omar Runge
Division of
General Services
Mark L. Edelman
Charles A. Shaffer
John A. Cooper
William J. Raftery
James
Edelman
U. S. Office of Management and Budget
Planning Research Corp
U. S. Information Agency
Washington, D. C
Oberlin College
Shaffer
State Auditor's Office
Washington University
St. Louis University
Cooper
University of Missouri
Florida Atlantic University
Delray Beach
Fla
Raftery
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co
Oklahoma City
Lincoln University
Charles E. Sill Osteopathic Hospital
House of Representatives
Valier
Valier and Roach
Missouri House
New York University
Fulton to vote February 6 on city sales tax
Fulton voters will decide February 6 on a one percent city sales tax. City officials say funds would hire an administrative assistant to the Mayor to supervise departments, support streets and bridges, recreation, and improvements, with aims to lower property taxes and cut personal property taxes except for motor vehicles.
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Fulton
Canadians Deplore U S War Actions in Hanoi Haiphong
In Ottawa the House of Commons easily approved a resolution deploring the U S bombing of the Hanoi Haiphong area and urging abstention from further north Vietnam air raids. Former PM John Diefenbaker opposed the move, while Mitchell Sharp led the measure with NDP backing to support Trudeau.
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Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
U.S
Hanoi- Haiphong
America
North Vietnam
John Diefenbaker
Commons
Mitchell Sharp
New Democratic Party
Pierre Eliott Trudeau
Fractures Ribs In Fall At Home On Clark Street
Mrs. Jewell Null fractured three ribs in a fall at her home at 403 South Clark Street Tuesday night. She was taken to Audrain Medical Center and is recovering satisfactorily.
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Jewell Null
S. Clark St
Audrain Medical Center
New Classes Added At Mexico Tech
Mexico Area Vocational Technical School announces enrollment for 22 skilled classes starting Monday night January 15 at 7 00. Courses include Industrial Sewing Instrumentation Livestock and Swine Care Refresher for RNs Supervisory and Foremanship Training II with varied schedules and fees. Adults may reserve by calling 581 8684. CORRECTION In Friday's retirement notice the names of Mr and Mrs Robert L Sewell and Mr and Mrs Darrell Flick were misidentified.
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Mexico Area
Sam Rundell
Leeds-Northrup Company
Nona Young
James Carter
J. E H. Sewell
Robert L. Sewell
Darrell Flick
Mexico
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Lloyd Earl Summers
W. D. Gibson
the Daily Record
Renich H. Orr
Steven Douglas Brewer
Victor Lee Griffith
David A. Snyder
Charles W. Fox
Cos
Audrain
J.L. Kinnett
Wal-Mart
Sotrdey
Homer
Tebbes
Valier Bond
Sharp
Mexico Tech
Ue Sig Shore Production
Liberty
Trrilly
Gene
Jack Albertson
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