Audrain County brief roundup and hospital notes
Weather and public safety notes from Missouri state lines, with river stages for Kansas City and St Louis. Audrain Medical Center reports multiple admissions and discharges, including deaths and marriages, plus highway patrol incidents on icy roads. A father and son sign Audrain Circuit Court attorney roll, completing the set.
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ST. Louis
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Cape Giradeau
Doo
Democrat appointee vows to stay loyal to party
Harry Wiggins, 39, named general counsel of Missouri Public Service Commission by Governor Bond, says he remains a staunch Democrat. He plans to advocate for the public at rate hearings while arguing the governor opened government to all people. Wiggins is former state liquor control supervisor and Jackson County Court member, and a George McGovern campaign leader.
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Jefferson City
Harry Wiggins
Christopher S. Bond
Wiggins
George McGovern
Public Service Commission
Missouri
Stocks in Over the Counter and NYSE Trading Report
In over the counter trading yesterday A B Chance 24 percent asked Commerce Bancshares 64 percent bid Wetterau 29 percent asked. On the New York Stock Exchange Robbie Brooks closed at 9 percent down Dresser Industries 48 down Kaiser Aluminum 18 percent down Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 43 percent down Ralston Purina 43 percent up US Gypsum common 25 34 up Walmart 29 54 unchanged.
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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
WalMart
Big City School Strikes Continue
Contract talks between strik ing teachers and the Chicago Board of Education have been broken off with union spokesmen saying negotiations reached an impasse. In Philadelphia teachers vow to persist in a five day walkout despite a court injunction. Chicago Teachers Union members have been off three days, closing 650 public schools and affecting about 560 000 pupils.
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Associated Press
Chicago Board of Education
Teachers’ Union
Philadelphia
Chicago Teachers Union
Escaped Turley Found in Florida
Warren County authorities seek extradition for Ernest Turley who escaped the Warren County jail on Oct 9. Florida authorities captured him and he is held in Homestead jail. Turley was sentenced to 20 years for armed robbery of Laddonia State Bank on June 11 1970 after a March 30 verdict and post trial motions. He was jailed in Warren county pending pre sentence work and was tried on a change of venue.
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Warrenton
Warren County
Ernest Turley
Florida
Homestead
Turley
Laddonia State Bank
GE and Russia sign long term trade foundation deal
General Electric Co and the Soviet Union finalize a very long term foundation agreement to trade power generation technology. GE official Dr. Thomas O Paine said the pact could involve tens or hundreds of millions of dollars and serve as a base to expand exchanges and broader trade. GE previously sold gas turbine engines to the USSR and signed a prior protocol on turbine information exchange.
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Moscow
General Electric Co
Soviet Union
Thomas O. Paine
Pvt. Buckner Dies Of Burns Patient 19 Rites Sunday
AUXVASSE Pvt. Ralph C. Buckner 19 of Auxvasse died at Brooke General Hospital Fort Sam Houston Texas from burns suffered in a Cairo Illinois house fire. He was with Fort Leonard Wood Co B 3rd Battalion 4th Brigade. Funeral 1:30 p m Sunday Second Baptist Church Auxvasse burial Pleasant Hill cemetery. Survived by parents Ralph Buckner Sr Daisy Buckner Mathis sister Mrs Sarah Monroe Mexico.
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Auxvasse
Ralph C. Buckner
Brooke General Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Cairo
Ill
Buckner
Fort Leonard Wood
Co. B
Second Baptist
Pleasant Hill
Maupin
Pvt
Ralph Buckner
Daisy Buckner Mathis
North Callaway
R-1
Kingdom City
Army
Kaiser Refractories
Mexico
Sarah Monroe
Schwerman Rites Sunday At 2 p.m
Norbert J. Schwerman died unexpectedly at his home Thursday. Funeral services set for 2 p m Sunday at St Francis Cabrini Church with Rev Patrick MacMyler officiating. Burial will be in Walnut Cemetery Paris. Rosary will be Saturday at 7 30 p m at Wilkey funeral home handling arrangements.
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Paris
Norbert J. Schwerman
St. Francis Cabrini
Patrick MacMyler
Walnut Cemetery
Wilkey Funeral Home
Sun Waves Block Pioneer 10 Communication Next Week
Ames Research Center says massive solar radio interference will halt Earth Pioneer 10 communications for three days as the sun sits between Earth and the unmanned Jupiter probe. Launched last March, the spacecraft has completed about 55 percent of its 620 million mile trip and is expected to fly by Jupiter in December.
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Mountain View
Calif
Pioneer 10
Jupiter
Ames Research Center
Earth
Ames
Pete Waller
Waller
Pleas May Follow Closed Watergate Court Session
Washington AP report notes pressure on four Miami defendants and E Howard Hunt Jr to plead guilty, while G Gordon Liddy and James W McCord Jr seek a full trial that could last weeks. The session followed prosecutors arguments in open court then a surprise closed-door meeting with defendants and lawyers.
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Washington
Watergate
White House
E. Howard Hunt Jr
G. Gordon Liddy
James W. McCord Jr
Democratic National
Watergate Complex
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
John J Sirica
Newsday
Long Island
N.Y
Miami
Inmates sue for damages at Missouri Training School
A 63 million class action filed in U S District Court by 62 white inmates at the Missouri Training School for Men at Moberly alleges prison officials allowed black inmates to beat rape and rob white prisoners. Plaintiffs name William Miller August Baldwin and Donald Hartness as defendants and seek transfer of Donald Wyrick to Moberly to supervise reforms.
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Jefferson City
U.S
Missouri Training School
Moberly
William Miller
State Department of Cor
August H. Baldwin
Donald Hartness
Baldwin
Miller
Hartness
Governor's Office
Donald Wyrick
Bond Names Four Election Commissioners
Gov Christopher S Bond to announce more appointments after pledging to replace St Louis Board of Election Commissioners He named four members Friday including two Democrats Judy Svetanics Nathaniel E Shipp James McClellan and Wayne L Millsap McClellan named chairman designate State law requires four members split between parties and the governor appoints the chairman
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners
Bond
Election Board
Air Atomic Energy Commission
St. Louis City
Judy Svetanics
Baden
Nathaniel E. Shipp
James McClellan
Wayne L. Millsap
McClellan
Trade Rival Jabs in Super Bowl Ads War
Washington Star-News and The Miami Herald clash in a light hearted media rivalry ahead of the Super Bowl. Full page ads mock the other team and nation branding while editors explain the gag as harmless promotion.
Pat Will Wear Inaugural Ball Dress by Adele Simpson
Pat Nixon will wear a pastel blue V neck princess dress with long sleeves for the Inaugural Ball on January 20. Women's Wear Daily reports the gown is blue georgette over blue crepe with a short natural white mink jacket.
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New York
Pat Nixon
Adele Simpson
Litton Assigned to Agriculture Committee in House
Washington AP reports Rep. Jerry Litton new Democratic congressman has been assigned to the Agriculture Committee of the U S House.
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Washington
Jerry Litton
Agriculture Committee
U.S. House
Litany Of Hate Covers Walls Of Essex Apartment
New Orleans AP report describes slogans of hate sprayed in a two room apartment rented by Mark J. Essex the sniper killed after six people died at a downtown hotel. Police traced disposal and found the graffiti in the room he last rented. neighbors recall no other entrants.
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New Orleans
Beast of the Earth
Mark J. Essex
Howard Johnson's
Essex
Bertha Morgan
Roman Hayes
Audrain County Blood Drive Misses Daily Quota by 46
Audrain and Montgomery County residents fell short of the 113 pint daily quota by 46 pints during the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit on Thursday and Friday. In Laddonia the first visit in about 20 years yielded 85 donors, including 33 first time donors. Jaycee Wives sponsored the stop and served refreshments. Co coordinator Pit Rankin of A P Green Refractories helped at Kaiser Refractories where 95 pints were donated. The Mexico Jaycee Wives assisted there. The Bloodmobile plans another visit to Audrain on March 12 and 13, with Kaiser Refractories the first day and March 13 location TBD.
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Audrain County
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Ralph Johnson
Audrain- Montgomery County Red Cross
Laddonia
Bloodmobile
Jaycee Wives
The
Christian Church
Prentiss (Pit) Rankin
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Mexico
Kaiser
Jury Deliberations Continue in Corona Mass-Murder Trial
In Fairfield California the jury in Juan Corona's mass-murder trial deliberates into a second day with a verdict not yet reached. Defense attorney Richard Hawk warns of a hang jury if no decision by Saturday night. Corona awaits in jail as prosecutors press that 25 drifters were killed.
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Fairfield
Calif
Juan Corona
Corona
Richard Hawk
U.S
Ces
Hawk
Feather River
Yuba City
Roz, Edward G. To Get Oscars
Hollywood notes Rosalind Russell and Edward G Robinson will receive honorary Oscars at the 45th Academy Awards on March 27. The awards, announced by the academy board of governors, include the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award for Russell and a special Oscar for Robinson for his contributions to acting.
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Hollywood
Rosalind Russell
Edward G. Robinson
Academy
Board of Governors
Miss Russell
Jean Hersholt
Robinson
Nixon Fans Tossup Between Redskins and Dolphins
President Nixon, a noted football fan, calls Sunday’s Super Bowl a tossup between the Washington Redskins and the Miami Dolphins. He says it will hinge on the breaks, plans to watch from Key Biscayne, and would root for the Redskins but be gracious if Miami wins.
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Washington
Nixon
Washington Redskins
Miami Dolphins
Key Biscayne
Fla
Redskins
Miami
Fed Boosts Discount Rate to 5 Percent
The Federal Reserve raised the discount rate for member bank borrowing from 4.5% to 5% effective Monday, calling it a passive adjustment. The move, aimed to align with other short-term rates, is not expected to trigger broader nationwide rate increases.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Nixon
Robin Goes South By Car
A pet robin named Flip was brought by Mr and Mrs Raymond S Joy from Addison Maine to Jacksonville Florida in a trailer to visit their son Merle Joy. The bird had a wing injury from a mid December storm and was nursed back to health by neighbors Carl and Mrs Purington. The Joys freed Flip Thursday morning, their granddaughters Doris and Katrina releasing him after arrival.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Raymond S. Joy
Addision
Maine
Merle
Joy
Addison
Carl Purington
Mrs. Joy
Joys
Doris
Katrina
Flip
Telephone lines to go underground in Missouri subdivisions
Missouri states up plan to bury all telephone lines in new subdivisions starting January 23. The Public Service Commission says undergrounding will improve safety, health, esthetics, and convenience, with a systematic rollout and potential special rulings for unusual cases. Utilities may trench with other lines when codes are met, and temporary overheads allowed up to one year.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Public Service Commission
PSC
Commission
Marvin E. Jones
Jones
Missouri Board selects Bell as interim Boonville superintendent
Geérald L. Doty, president of the Missouri Juvenile Officers Association, praised Jack Bell of Poplar Bluff for being chosen as interim superintendent at the Missouri Training School in Boonville. Doty spoke at Higginsville State School, citing Bell’s work at Poplar Bluff and the Positive Peer Culture program’s continuation funded by the Missouri Law Enforcement Assistant Council.
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Boonville
Missouri Law Enforcement Assistant Council
Bell
Poplar Bluff
Doty
Hospital Admit Doris Hamilton at Audrain Medical Center
Mrs. Doris Elizabeth Hamilton of South Highway 54 Route 5 was admitted to Audrain Medical Center this week for treatment.
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Doris
Elizabeth
Hamilton
South Highway 54
Thes. Audrain Medical Center
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