Local fender benders and theft report in Mexico area
Annie Marie Jackson backed into Charles Dunn on Jackson Street at 4 15 p m causing minor damage. Russell Henderson rear ended a parked car owned by Muriel Dean at Jay s IGA. Josie Thomas reported a Craig Pioneer stereo tape player stolen from her car at Mexico High School lot. In Auxvasse, Phillip Byrd Tom Woodward and Jack Senevy were arraigned on tampering with motor vehicle charges with hearings set and bonds posted. Senior citizens Samuel Coolley Thomas Floyd Robert Mische listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Marie Jackson
Route 1
Mexico
Jackson St
Charles Darwin Dunn
Pollock Rd
Russell R. Henderson
E. Bolivar St
Jay
IGA Foodliner
Muriel A. Dean
Fairground Ave
Josie Thomas
S. Jefferson St
Mexico High School
Callaway County
Phillip Byrd
Tom Woodward
Jack Senevy
Auxvasse
Gale Conn
Daily Missouri weather and local notices summary
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show a 32 high and 20 low with snow flurries possible north. Extended outlook calls for cold start, gradual warmth Tuesday, then cooler midweek with rain or snow likely east Missouri. River stages listed for several cities. hospital admissions include Robert W. Sewell and others. births, dismissals, and a death of Samuel T. Coolley are reported from Centralia.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Cape Girardeau
Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri Auditor Kit Bond listed as Democrat correction
A Missouri Chamber of Commerce pamphlet rushed to press misidentified State Auditor Christopher Kit Bond as a Democrat. The chamber issued a correction changing his party to Republican.
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Missouri Legislative
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Chamber
Bond
Stock Market Roundup From Over The Counter And NYSE
Over the counter trading saw A B Chance Co at 21 bid 224 ask, Commerce Bancshares 44 bid 45 ask, Wetterau 20 bid 21 ask. NYSE results include Bobbie Brooks 15 up 4 with 1300 shares, Dresser Industries 33 up 4 8400, Interco down 4144 1800, Kaiser Aluminum 35 up 1 2060, Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 36 down 1980, Ralston Purina 25 unchanged 1000, Gypsum company 63 up 4 5810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Chance Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Services Held For Mrs Dennison
Funeral services for Mrs Orville Dennison Route 4 Mexico were held at 1 p.m. at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Ivan C Donaldson officiating. Burial followed at Vandalia Cemetery. Pallbearers named were Everett Dennison Leo Dennison Gordon Evenson James Smithey James Baker and James Holtcamp. Honorary pallbearers included Roy Willingham Walter Hagedorn Andrew Tuecker Lewis Smithey Guy Riney and Ned Ardell. Mrs John Willer played organ.
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Orville Dennison
Route 4
Mexico
Arnold Funeral Home
Ivan C. Donaldson
Vandalia
Everett Dennison
Leo Dennison
Gordon Evenson
James Smithey
James Baker
James Holtcamp
Roy Willingham
Walter Hagedorn
Andrew Tuecker
Lewis Smithey
Guy Riney
Ned Ardell
John Willer
Rachal Rites Held for Paul M. Rachal
Funeral services for Paul M. Rachal 60 of Oak Park Mobile Home Park were held at 10 a.m. at Arnold Funeral Home. The Rev Robert R. Collins of First Presbyterian Church officiated. Burial followed at East Lawn Memorial Park with pallbearers Vernon Williams Charles Kersey Leonard Curry Howard Bolton Charles King and Melvin Barker.
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Paul M. Rachal
Oak Park Mobile Home Park
Arnold Funeral Home
Robert R. Collins
First Presbyterian Church
East Lawn Memorial Park
John Willer
Vernon Williams
Charles Kersey
Leonard Curry
Howard Bolton
Charles King
Melvin Barker
Landfill Expands Hours to Include Saturday
Mexico Sanitary Landfill will open Monday through Saturday from 8:30 to 5:40, marking the first all day Saturday operation. City Manager Neil Nielsen cited employee changes and schedules as the reason for the new hours.
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Mexico
Neil Nielsen
Nielsen
Bank robber gets his $1.50 in Los Angeles
A tall man with a gun demanded $1.50 from a teller at a Los Angeles bank after being told he had no account. The teller complied, and the robber fled Friday, in what authorities describe as one of the least productive bank heists in the city’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson named to Texas Regents board
Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson, widow of the former President and a Texas graduate, was named to the University of Texas Board of Regents for a six year term ending January 10, 1977, to replace William Bauer whose term expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Texas Board of Regents
Johnson
Texas
William Bauer
Global AP briefs mixed with regional notes
The dispatches cover a US bomber strike on a North Vietnamese antiaircraft site with no missiles fired, a grounded French cruise ship Antilles sending lifeboat evacuees to Mustique amid shark infested waters, and Democratic criticism of Nixon’s economic policy as unemployment hits 6 percent. Other items note Ruckelshaus ordering cleanup at a Marietta Ohio plant, a My Lai war crimes ruling, Uruguay not negotiating with abductors of Geoffrey Jackson, Sadat accusing Israel of undermining Jarring mission, Palestinian guerrilla fighting in Amman, and Susan Eisenhower’s wedding to Alexander Bradshaw in Gettysburg.
Rookie Makes Olympic Squad
SAVERTON, Mo. AP Jim Bridges a Hannibal High School 1970 graduate who started bobsledding six months ago was named to the U S Air Force Olympic bobsled squad after Lake Placid tryouts. He joins three other Air Force members as the team pursues a U S berth for the 1972 Olympics in Japan.
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Saverton
Jim Bridges
Hannibal High School
U.S. Air Force
Bridges
Air Force
Lake Placid
N. Y
U.S
Japan
Kinney in Intensive Care After Pneumonia
Former Missouri State Senator Michael Kinney 95 remains in serious condition with pneumonia at Deaconess Hospital St. Louis after a mild stroke at his Richmond Heights home. Kinney served 56 years in the Missouri Senate, longer in a single body than most in the nation. His 96th birthday is Wednesday.
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ST. Louis
Michael Kinney
Deaconess Hospital
Kinney
Richmond Heights
Missouri Senate
Sun District
Raymond Howard
Samuel Coolley Dies At 83 In Centralia Farm Community
Samuel T. Coolley 83 a western Audrain County farmer and farm group leader died at Audrain Medical Center after a heart attack. Surviving are three sons Clair Truman Verle a daughter Umbra Mae Coolley six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He was a longtime member of the First Christian Church and active in Masonic Lodge 59 the Missouri Farmers Association and the Production Credit Association. Burial in Centralia after visitation at Ballew funeral home with services Sunday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Donald Mattson. Memorials to Sherwood Arms nursing home.
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Centralia
Samuel T. Coolley
Audrain County
Audrain Medical Center
Coolley
Ballew
First Christian Church
Donald Mattson
Centralia Cemetery
Lloyd
Kenneth Coolley
Gary Chandler
Ron
Don Duffy
Frank R. Pool
Sherwood Arms Nursing Home
Marion County
Iowa
John A
Ann Devore Coolley
Umbra
Masonic Lodge 59
Missouri Farmers Association
Production Credit Assn
Harrison Rural School
Special Road District
Computer Cupids Mess Up Matches in New York
In New York a public hearing on computer dating heard claims that dozens of clients paid hundreds for matches that did not meet expectations. Witnesses described mismatches in age and location and pressed for licensing to regulate the industry.
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New York
Louis B. Lefkowitz
Walter P. Gordon
Byron Ross
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Harriet Weiner
Flushing
Queens
Ronald Melston
Presi
New York Area
Milgrim
Asst
Stephen Mindell
Robert H. Mische Dies At 97 in Missouri
Robert H. Mische, 97, of High Hill, a retired railroad employee, died at Hermann Area Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Har ding Funeral Home in Jonesburg with burial at Wright City Cemetery. Survived by daughter Lorrie Stevens of High Hill, son Everett Mische of Jonesburg, and brother George of Higginsville. Body available after 1 p.m. Sunday. Memorial gifts suggested to Wright City.
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Jonesburg
Robert H.mische
High Hill
Hermann Area Hospital
Harding Funeral Home
Wright City
Lorrie Stevens
Everett Mische
George
Higginsville
Driverless Car Circles Town Halting Traffic
In Clayton California a driverless car blocked the main street for 45 minutes as police tried to stop it. Cora J. Hathcock, 52, left the car running to warm it, and it rolled in reverse, striking a parked pickup repeatedly. Patrolmen attempted to block it and even considered shooting the tires but could not stop the car until an officer gained a spare key and halted it.
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Clayton
Calif
Cora J. Hathcock
Antioch
James Alcorn
Gas Blast Destroys Three Homes Killing Four in Baltimore
A Friday gas leak caused a blast in the Highlandtown area leveling three row houses and triggering a four alarm fire. Four people died including Annette Barbera and her 4 year old brother Thomas, with two others hospitalized and a body later identified as Ethel and James George. The Georges were planning to move out as their home was sold by their landlords. The fire was under control in about an hour.
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Baltimore
Annette Barbera
Thomas
Ethel George
City Hospital
Yeight
James George
George
Highlandtown
Ae Rt Eee
Floyd, Thomas A. Dies at 88 in California Missouri
WELLSVILLE Thomas A Floyd 88 formerly of Middletown died Thursday in California Missouri where he had been living He was born December 22 1882 in Middletown A son of Winfield Scott and Susie Hart Floyd Funeral services were set for 2 pm today at Myers Funeral Home Middletown conducted by Rev Melvin Kirks Burial will be in Fairmount Cemetery He leaves a son James of St Thomas a grandson and granddaughter three brothers Sam William Floyd of Middletown and Dr W N Floyd of Ethel La and two sisters Miss Margaret Floyd of Fulton and Mrs Della Ellen Slavens of St Louis
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Wellsville
Thomas A. Floyd
Middletown
California
Winfield Scott
Susie Hart Floyd
Myers Funeral Home
Melvin Kirks
Fairmount Cemetery
Floyd
James
St. Thomas
Sam
William Floyd
W. N. Floyd
Ethel, la
Margaret Floyd
Fulton
Della Ellen Slavens
St. Louis
Missouri nonfarm payrolls ease in November
Jefferson City AP reports Missouri nonfarm salaried jobs fell from 1 638 800 in October to 1 634 700 in November lowering the unemployment rate to 4.8 percent. The total labor force declined by 28 300 to 2 066 300 as seasonal agricultural hiring ebbed per state employment security director Herman Julien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Herman Julien
Mexico Intervenes In MPL Case
Missouri Power and Light of Jefferson City filed testimony supporting a $2,883,603 rate increase. The PSC allowed Jefferson City Merxico and Plattsburg to intervene and file by May 24 1971. Pre-hearing set for June 1 with cross-examination June 7. residential bills would rise about $1.50 monthly. The utility serves 37 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Power & Lights Company
Missouri Public Service Commission
Merxico
Plattsburg
PSC
Missouri Power & Light
Cooper Backs Sen Baker for GOP Senate leadership
Sen. John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky switches support to Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee for Senate leadership. Cooper praises Baker as philosophically open-minded and suitable for attracting young voters, sending a letter to 18 Republican colleagues. Scott, the current minority leader, had beaten Baker 24 to 19 for the post 16 months earlier after Dirksen's death.
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Washington
John Sherman Cooper
Howard Baker
Senate
Tennessee
Cooper
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Congress
Scott
Baker
Sen
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Illinois
Arrests in Uruguay Kidnap Plot Ties to Ambassador Jackson Theft
AP reports two arrests, an economics student and a tire company worker, linked to the theft of cars used in the ambush of British Ambassador Geoffrey Jackson. Police seek a night watchman and note six stolen cars were used. Government rejects ransom talks as President Arocena and Cabinet meet at Santa Teresa to handle the crisis.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Geoffrey M.S. Jackson
Britain
Jorge Pacheco Aresco
Santa Teresa
Here
Jackson
Foreign Ministry
President Nixon Celebrates 58th Birthday Quietly
SANCLEMENTE California AP Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said the President will mark his 58th birthday in a quiet weekend with his daughter Tricia and friend Bebe Rebozo. Nixon toured Santa Catalina Island, met locals, and warned reporters against predicting further Vietnam troop withdrawals. He noted April's plan to reveal post 284,000 troop levels and cited a nine year high 6 percent December unemployment as a sign to pursue deficit financing. The piece also ends with an unrelated real estate ad urging home purchases.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Tricia
C. G
Bebe” Rebozo
Sanclemente
Key Biscayne
Fla
California
Ziegler
Tricia c
Rebozo
Army One
Avalon
South Vietnam
Melvin R. Laird
Saigon
Indochina
Hundreds Saved From Burning Antilles Cruise Ship
Lifeboats and small craft carried hundreds of Antilles passengers and crew to Mustique after the French liner grounded on a reef off Mustique Island in the Caribbean. The Queen Elizabeth II rescued 501 survivors, with 85 aboard a French vessel and 49 remaining on the island. Coast Guard reported 636 on board, though not yet confirmed. The Antilles, valued at about 14.4 million, was declared a total loss. Captain Raymond Kerverde and crew were among the last to evacuate.
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Bridgetown
Barbados
Antilles
Mustique Island
Caribbean
Mustique
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Miami
Paris
Raymond Kerverde
Point Allegre
San Juan
P.R
Venezuela
Curacao
France
Joy Sprott
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Joe Deimeke
Walter Petree
Sammie T. Coolley
Clarence H. LeVee
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Carl C. Greene
James Elzea Jr
Paul Brice
Richard N. Allen
Robert M. Hall
Johnnie Slater
Paul Newington
Montgomery City
Ralph W. Shrockmorton
Fairground
Allen Leverett
Leverett
William R. Daly
Springdale
Harold W. Porterfield
Lisa C. Fry
Teresa Tallent
Frank K. Kramer Sr
Wallace Rise
Ballard Every
James F. Scott
Roy Lee Goff
George Parrott
James Murphy
Mary Darling
Clarence Story
Howard Thies
Marschant Hendricks
Des Moines
Michael Schroeder
Wells
Kit Bond
Radhal
North Vietnam
William D. Ruckelshaus
Carbide Corp
Marietta
Ohio
Ft, Mcpherson, Ga
My Lai
Geoffrey Jackson
Mideast
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
Israel
United States
Amman
Jordan
Gettysburg, Pa
Susan Elaine Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Alexander Hugh Bradshaw
Sen. Kinney
Samuel Coolley
Robert H. Mische
Rae Ten Fig Faa
Meira-Gelewyn Mayer
Paniavision
Metrocolor
Sen. Baker
Elvis
Liberty Theatre
MGM
International Hotel
Las Vegas
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W. Jackson
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