Weather Summary and Local Hospital Notices
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show highs near 51 and a low around 32 with a forecast for a cooler, windy night and partly cloudy skies. Extended outlook through Friday calls for showers and much colder temperatures, with highs in the 20s to 60s across north and south regions and lows in the teens to 40s. Audrain Medical Center reports multiple admissions and births in the Mexico area, with several discharged patients listed.
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Missouri
Died Alpha Hayes and Kyle Scholl noted in Wellsville
The Daily Record lists deaths at 310 S. 3rd Wellsville with Mrs Alpha P Hayes age 78 and Kyle P Scholl age 91 noted, followed by bath and police reports. Fire and highway patrol summaries detail incidents in Wellsville and surrounding areas, including a stove fire, vehicle crashes, and a broken dispenser.
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Mary Robinett
Paris
Alpha P. Hayes
S. 3Rd
Wellsville
Kyle P. Scholl
Stock Market Edges Down as Mixed Signals Rise
New York AP reports stock prices eased in fair volume with the Dow Jones 60 off 5.72 to 904.65 at noon. Early trading showed a mild advantage for advances, but by midday decliners led. Traders cite selective buying and profit taking as two opposing forces despite favorable economic news and a December unemployment uptick.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Man seeks speedy trial in armed bank robbery case
Clarence Haynes, jailed in a June 1970 armed robbery of Laddonia State Bank, files a mandamus petition against Missouri asking for a fair and speedy trial or dismissal. He argues federal imprisonment does not bar a speedy trial.
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Circuit Court
Clarence Haynes
Laddonia State Bank
Missouri
Wilkinson’s stance on capital punishment and reforms
Wilkinson discusses capital punishment and reform during Missouri parole debates. He questions lone-actor narratives, notes Lloyd Anderson’s 1965 gas chamber execution as the last in Missouri, and urges prison system improvements including a high security facility. He plans consulting work with the American Correctional Association.
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Martin Luther King, Jr
Wilkinson
Ray
Missouri
Fred Wilkinson
American Correctional Association
Era Of License Ending Says Agnew In New Jersey
Vice President Spiro Agnew said the era of permissiveness of the 1960s is ending and warned against leftists and apologists. He spoke to a Masonic group in Collingswood New Jersey where he predicted a death knell to the era of license and forecast a strong year economically amid applause.
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Collingswood
N.J
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Midat
Teenagers Return Last 500 Cash
Two teenagers in Raytown Missouri found a wallet with 559 dollars and turned it over to police. The wallet owner Billy H Trotter a service station operator near a parking lot rewarded the youths for honesty with 50 dollars to Michael W Zubreck age 13 and 25 dollars to Shane A McCrey age 14. Both live in Raytown.
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Kansas City
Raytown
Billy H. Trotter
Michael W. Zubreck
Trotter
Shane A. McCrey
Kyle Scholl Rites To Be On Wednesday
Kyle P. Scholl 91 of Wellsville dies at Audrain Medical Center. Retired custodian at Wellsville Elementary, born November 8 1880 in Callaway County. Survived by wife Effie, daughter Darlene Morris, relatives in Mexico Centralia and Wellsville. funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. Arnold Funeral Home. Burial Eastlawn Memorial Park. Visitation Monday and Tuesday 7-9 p.m.
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Wellsville
Kyle P. Scholl
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Scholl
Wellaville
Callaway
County
Joseph
Jennie Berry Scholl
Effie Coll
Mexico
School
Union Baptist Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Glen
Darlene) Morris
James Scholl
Centralia
Mike Morris
Russell
Bud) Cox
Santa Fe
Gloria
Ruby) McCord
A.W
Sue) Williams
Price
Irene) Davis
Mrs. Pearl Hayes Dies in Wellsville
Mrs. Pearl Hayes 77 of Wellsville died Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. Funeral services Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Myers Funeral Home Wellsville with Rev. David Fulbright officiating. Burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Visitation 7-8 p.m. at Myers. Born Feb 8 1894 in Kahoka to T Walter and Mary Walter Beall. Member of Wellsville Christian Church. Survivors: daughter Mrs. Clela Blackmore of Columbia, two grandsons, one great grandson. Husband Oral Hayes died Jan 19 1969.
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Wellsville
Pearl Hayes
Audrain Medical Center
Myers Funeral Home
David Fulbright
Wellsville Cemetery
Hayes
Kahoka
T. Walter
Mary Walter Beall
Wellsville Christian Church
Clela Blackmore
Columbia
Oral Hayes
Mrs. Dave McGee Dies in California
Mrs. Dave McGee 90 died December 30 at Elk Grove Convalescent Hospital California. Funeral January 4 in Long Beach with burial Westminster Memorial Park. Born January 19 1881 she was daughter of John T Reading and Belle Carter Reading of Curryville. She married Dave McGee March 26 1902. they ran a Spencerburg store and later a poultry farm north of Curryville. Survived by son J T McGee of Sacramento four sisters and three brothers.
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Vandalia
Dave McGee
Elk Grove
Calif
Long Beach
Westminster Memorial Park
Curryville
McGee
Mt. Air Church
J.T. McGee
Sacramento
W. F. Reading
J. Renny Reading
Paul Reading
Middletown
C. C. Craig
H. C. Enslen
Frankford
G. S
Henry Dowell Services Held
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. for Henry Dowell 49 of Route 2 Mexico with Rev. Adrian L. McKay officiating at Midway Christian Church. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Pallbearers hailed from Mexico and Auxvasse, with honorary pallbearers from Paris and Centralia.
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Henry Dowell
Route 2
Mexico
Adrian L. McKay
Midway Christian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Harvey Turner
Centralia
Tom Hanna
Lewis Wilson Jr
Keith Dowell
Mary Beth Jones
Harold Wilson
Gayle Ridgeway
Martin Dowell
Harold Vanlandingham
J.W. Dowell
SRO crowd packs Liberty Theater for Lassie Come Home
Sunday afternoon at the Liberty Theater drew a full balcony for Lassie Come Home. Earlier, at the South Jefferson Street building once Jay's Foodliner, water flooded from doors as Bill Hutchinson blamed a broken sprinkler system for the flood.
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Liberty Theater
Lassie
Jefferson St
Jay’s Foodliner
Bill Hutchinson
Dockers pay fight tests Pay Board limits
Washington AP report says the Pay Board may struggle to veto a 32.6 percent three year raise for 45,000 dock workers as East Coast and Gulf Coast ILA members push for a pattern-setting settlement. Aerospace workers faced a tougher battle with a 12 percent first year raise debated by the board.
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Washington
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Maine
Virginia
ILA
East
Gulf Coast
Moxley Sr. 77 Dies in Rothville Missouri
W L Moxley Sr of Rothville Missouri dies at 77 after a period of ill health. He was a retired railroad employee. Leopard Funeral Home Mendon Missouri reports funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM at Rothville United Methodist Church with burial in Rothville Cemetery.
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W.L. Moxley Sr
Rothville
Kermit Head
Mexico
St Louis Road Plan Aims to Cut City Maintenance Costs
Chief engineer Robert N. Hunter says manned streets with highway signs used by motorists are not state highway system and won't be maintained by the state unless a cooperative agreement is possible with St Louis or other cities. Mayor A J Cervantes to seek aid. legislature to consider a state maintenance bill as the Highway Commission requests 450 million dollars for the new fiscal year, with about 60 percent from federal highway funds. The commission also plans 470 miles of new highway construction, down from prior years.
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St. Louis
Robert N. Hunter
A. J. Cervantes
Highway Commission
Insurance Price Rule Is Changed
The Price Commission said insurance firms may not raise the profit portion of premiums by more than 2.5 percent annually. The rule allows freedom to profit from investments but limits policy premium income. It applies to all non life insurance, with life insurance exempted. Detailed regulations appear in the Federal Register. The commission recently approved a 22 percent increase in health insurance rates for federal employees, down from 34.1 percent.
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Washington
The
Price Commission
Federal Register
Cost of Living Council
Commission
Second daughter born to Sherri and David Potter
Sherri Lynn Potter, the couple's second daughter, was born Sunday at 8:30 a.m. at St. Mary's Hospital in St. Louis County. She weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces and has a sister, Deborah Dawn, 3. Grandparents on the Potter side are Mr. and Mrs. George Potter of Harrisburg. Mrs. Potter, formerly Bonnie Young, is daughter of Everett Young of Mexico, Missouri. Mr. Potter works for Peat, Marwick and Mitchell in St. Louis.
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David Potter
Bridgeton
Sherri Lynn Potter
St. Mary's Hospital
St. Louis County
Deborah Dawn
Potter
Bonnie Young
Everett Young
Route 1
Mexico
Peat, Marwick and Mitchell
St. Louis
George Potter
Harrisburg
Car Accelerates Through Garage Wall in Mexico Incident
Mrs. Geneva L. Minks lives at 226 E Boulevard and was treated for bruises after a car mounted a motor mount failure caused it to accelerate through her garage door and wall. The vehicle struck a tree in the yard near a neighboring house, with the rear wall carried atop the Chrysler.
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Mexico
Geneva L. Minks
E. Boulevard
Audrain Medical Center
Jaycees To Gather Here Next Month
More than 300 Jaycees wives and guests are expected in Mexico for the winter meeting of Missouri Jaycee Region Two. Theme It’s A Happening. Attending clubs include Kirksville Hannibal Macon Bowling Green Auxvasse Elsberry Laddonia Troy Clarence Kahoka Knox County LaPlata Lancaster Monroe City Palmyra Paris Perry Shelbina Unique of Moberly. Clair Elsberry will address the dinner. Robert Peak and Bill Williams named local organizers.
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Mexico
Missouri
Kirksville
Hannibal
Macon
Bowling Green
Auxvasse
Elsberry
Laddonia
Troy
Clarence
Kahoka
Knox County
LaPlata
Lancaster
Monroe City
Palmyra
Paris
Perry
Shelbina
Unique
Moberly
Clair Elsberry
Missouri Jaycees
Robert Peak
Mexico Club
Bob Riley
U.S. Jaycee
Bill Williams
Jack Creason
Court To Hear Immigration Ban Appeal
Supreme Court agreed to decide if the government violated the First Amendment by barring foreign citizens who advocate communism or a totalitarian dictatorship. A New York panel ruled sections of the 1952 act unconstitutional and the high court will review later this term. The case originated with Dr. Ernest Mandel, a Belgian Marxist invited to speak on U.S. campuses.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Federal District Court
New York
High Court
Atty
John N. Mitchell
William P. Rogers
Ernest E. Mandel
U.S
Mandel
Communist Party
Democratic Party
Colorado
Florida
Federal Communications Commission
New College Generation Seeks Change Campus Protests Grow
The article surveys student attitudes across campuses as activism expands beyond protests to voting, governance, and off campus living. It notes cynicism and determination, shifts in tactics, voter registration gains at Texas and Indiana universities, and increased student influence in university governance amid quieter presidential interest.
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Diamond
George McGovern
Diane Weil
Stanford
Wisconsin
Higgins
Kent State
Joann Schulte
Southeast Asia
Irene Eintracht
Students For A Democratic Society
Harvard
Psychology
Richard J. Herrnstein
SDS
Herrnstein
Psy
Jeffery Mayersohn
University of Texas
Texas
Austin
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Francis X. McCloskey
University
Law School
Tom McKean
Junta
Kenneth Patchen, Poet, Dies At 60
Kenneth Patchen, noted American poet, died at 60 in Palo Alto California. The AP report says he passed Saturday at his home from a heart attack after years of back pain and illness.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Kenneth Patchen
Aid aid options discussed on Bangladesh recognition
The Bangalese White House said today it is weighing ways to channel humanitarian aid into South Asia while giving no thought to formally recognizing the new government of Bangladesh.
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Washington
White House
South Asia
Bangladesh
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