Missouri Weather and Local Hospital Notices Briefs
Cloudy cold Missouri forecast with snow chances and low temperatures across counties. Audrain Medical Center lists admissions and discharges including James W. Hancock and others. Baptist news notes Billy T. Hargrove elected Missouri Baptist Convention stewardship director succeeding Dr. W. H. Allison, who retired Jan 1.
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Baptist Post
Jefferson City
Billy T. Hargrove
Atlanta, Ga
Missouri Baptist Convention
W. H. Allison
Local deaths and vehicle incidents reported in Mexico area
Eddie Sheets died at 62 as two collisions were logged Friday. Mary Shipley and Steven Holtcamp were involved in crashes at Promenade and Coal Streets. Lola Provant backed into a parked car on courthouse square. Police noted radio antenna damage to Clarence Torreyson’s car and Woodrow Bealmer reported a broken car radio antenna. A skid on Apple Tree Lane caused a tree impact, and Carroll Motor Co. reported missing gas caps from new trucks with some recovered near Jefferson Street.
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Mary M. Shipley
Wade
Steven D. Holtcamp
Route 4
Mexico
Promenade and
Coal Sts
Lola M. Provant
Sturgeon
Courthouse Square
Donald and
Nicki S. Phillips
Route 5
Clarence Torreyson
Woodlawn
Torreyson
Stephen Robert Collins
Western St
Apple Tree Lane
A. P. Green
Carroll Motor Co
Liberty St
Carroll Lot
Liberty and
Jefferson Sts
Jefferson St
Woodrow Bealmer
Park Board Studies Plan on Camp Sites
Jefferson City AP reports Missouri State Park Board weighing a plan to let private investors lease state land to build and operate camp sites for recreational vehicles. Dean Anholt notes four states use similar setups, with the investor covering costs and sharing gross receipts with the state. The board also awarded a concessions contract at Lake of the Ozarks State Park to Harold H Hawkins, Eldon, detailing percentages for groceries, souvenirs, beaches, boat rentals, fuel, live bait, and rod rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson-City
Missouri State Park Board
Dean Anholt
Springfield Realtor
Anholt
Lake of the Ozarks State Park
Harold H. Hawkins
Eldon
Freeing Swiss ambassador ends Brazil hostage drama
Rio de Janeiro AP reports Swiss ambassador Giovanni Enrico Bucher was freed after 40 days of kidnapping. His release followed government actions yielding 70 prisoners to political asylum in Chile. Delegates and officials described the outcome as the crisis concluding with his safe return.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Giovanni Enrico Bucher
Rio
Chile
Stock market over the counter and NYSE results
Yesterday in over the counter trading A B Chance Co 9454 bid 22 percent asked Commerce Bancshares 45 46 percent Vetteran 224 bid 23 asked On the NYSE Bobbie Brooks closed 17 up 14 1370 shares traded Dresser Industries 32 down Interco 42 unchanged 9000 Kaiser Aluminum 364 percent up Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 38 up 1 Ralston Purina 25 down US Gypsum common 63 up es US Gypsum preferred 3644 up 1 5000
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A. B. Chance Co
Commerce Bancshares
Vetteran
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
U.S
Laird Sees No Change In Withdrawals
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird says there will be no changes to U.S. withdrawals in Vietnam amid reports of leadership shakeups. He cites Cambodia’s growing armed forces and Southeast Asia’s improving outlook as Washington plans troop reductions and reports to President Nixon.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
U.S
Robert J. Dole
Republican National Committee
Nixon
Vietnam
Laird
Tas
Lon Nol
Thailand
South Vietnam
United States
Creighton W. Abrams
Abrams
Saigon
Pentagon
Robber Took Cabbie's Pants In St. Louis
In St Louis taxi driver Eugene Turner said a man in his late 20s rode with him at about 2 am. The robber pulled a knife, forced Turner to the curb, demanded the wallet, then took Turner's pants and fled on foot leaving the driver shivering in the cold.
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ST. Louis
Eugene Turner
Turner
Widow presents Nixon with needlework seal
A 79 year-old widow in Washington presented President Nixon with a four by five foot needlework copy of the presidential seal. The piece bears the phrase God Bless America the land that I love and includes Nixon's name and the date of his inauguration.
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Washington
Nixon
America
Muskie reports constructive talks with Soviet leaders in Moscow
Senator Ed Muskie said his three days in Moscow with Premier Kosygin Foreign Minister Gromyko and other officials were firm frank and positive focusing on core divides and possible solutions. He noted the talks covered the Middle East and noted neither side seeks direct influence on a settlement. He stressed the visit was unofficial and carried no messages for the Nixon administration.
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Moscow
Edmund S. Muskie
West Germany
Muskie
Alexei N. Kosygin
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
United States
Israel
Egypt
Frankfurt
Bonn
Willy Brandt
Kosygin
Nixon
Government auditors challenge $618,000 feed-grain payments
GAO reviews found 618000 in questionable diversions to nonfarm land in 1969 including housing sites, nudist colonies, dumps and gravel pits. Payments to 938 owners covered land used for recreation, estates and other nonproduction uses, with some totaling 87000 previously. Agriculture Department to exclude nonfarm land and strengthen controls.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Congress
GAO
Agriculture Department
Sierra Club Receives 86-Acre California Estate Bequest
Edna Bloss Thorne, a 93 year old San Francisco widow who died in June 1969, has left an 86 acre Woodside estate valued at about 1 million dollars to the Sierra Club Foundation. The bequest requires preservation as a nature reserve and includes redwood and oak groves and natural chaparral terrain southwest of Redwood City in San Mateo County, about 25 miles south of San Francisco.
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Redwood City
Calif
San Francisco
Sierra Club Foundation
Edna Bloss Thorne
San Mateo County
University curators to expand public access and name new leaders
The Missouri University board of curators in St Louis votes to broaden dialogue with students and faculty and open meetings to the public via town meetings at all four campuses. Al Onofrio named head football coach. Roy M. Fisher named dean of the Missouri School of Journalism at Columbia. Dr Clifton Cornwell named interim chancellor designates. Wesley J Dale named acting provost and dean of faculties. Richard A Armitage resigns. Fisher, fifth journalism dean, previously at Chicago Daily News and Medill. early career included Hastings and Pratt papers. Fisher helped direct a 1956 inquiry into State Auditor Orville Hodge that earned a Pulitzer Prize and led to Hodge’s imprisonment.
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Board of Curators
St. Louis
Missouri
al Onofrio
Dan Devine
Roy M. Fisher
Chicago Daily News
Missouri School of Journalism
Columbia
Clifton Cornwell
Fece
Bia Canilonia
Herbert W. Schooling
Wesley J. Dale
Kansas City
Richard A. Armitage
Fisher
Journalism
Earl F. English
Kansas
Kansas State University
Neiman
Harvard
Northwestern University
Medill School of Journalism
Hastings, Neb
Daily Tribune
Pratt
Kan
The
Daily News
Orville Hodge
Hodge
Library Senior Group To Hear Review In Mexico Area
The senior citizens club meets Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the Mexico Audrain County Library. Mrs. Joe Wheeler will present a book review. Transportation is available by calling Mrs. 0.3. Melahn at 581-1182.
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Mexico-Audrain County
Joe Wheeler
Melahn
Inflation May Worsen Warns Sen Eagleton
Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton warned in St. Joseph at the Northwest Missouri Press Association dinner that without wage and price controls inflation could accelerate beyond prior records. He cited Nixon's budget stance and deficits of 15 billion for this year and potentially 25 billion next year, urging active pursuit of controls.
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Sen. Eagleton
ST. Joseph, Mo
Thomas F. Eagleton
Eagleton
St. Joseph
Northwest Missouri Press Association
Nixon
Vespers Speakers Announced at Missouri Military Academy
The Missouri Military Academy lists vespers speakers and cadet readers for Sunday services at 6 30 p m through winter open to the public Jan 17 Neil Nielsen and Cadet Richard Frahm Jan 24 Rev Terry Moore and Cadet Mike Curry Jan 31 Dr R B Cutlip and Cadet Frank Kindred Feb 7 Jerry Seigtreid and Cadet James Graves Feb 14 Jack Adams and Cadet Bill Gant Feb 28 Major John Red dick and Cadet Gary Miller March 7 Rev Dick Wohlers and Cadet Mike Dickey No service Feb 21 Memorial Chapel Choir presents the opera Abraham and Isaac
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Missouri Military Academy
Neil Nielsen
Richard Frahm
Terry Moore
Mike Curry
R. B. Cutlip
Frank Kindred
Jerry Seigtreid
James Graves
Jack Adams
Bill Gant
John Reddick
Gary Miller
Dick Wohlers
Mike. Dickey
Memorial Chapel
Abraham and
Isaac
Jarring Seeks Jordan Position On 1967 Settlement
United Nations report says U N mediator Gunnar V Jarring has heard peace proposals from Israel and Egypt and will meet Jordan on Monday to relay the government stance on implementing the 1967 Security Council resolution. Egyptian ambassador El Zayyat says Egypt responded on paper to Israel, while Allon criticizes Big Four diplomacy as hindering peace prospects. The Lebanese government protests an Israeli raid on a Palestinian guerrilla base inside Lebanon, claimed repulsion prevented main base access. Egyptian president Sadat and Soviet leader Podgorny attend the Aswan Dam dedication in a ceremony marking the $1 billion project.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Gunnar ¥. Jarring
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
United Nations, N.Y
Gunnar V. Jarring
Muhammad H. el-Farra
Jarring
U.N. Security Council
Mohammed H. el-Zayyat
Jerusalem
El-Zayyat
El-Farra
Yigal Allon
New York
Allen
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Allon
Lebanon
CG Us
Saraf
Gaza Strip
Aswan
Nile River
Anwar Sadat
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Mrs Harrison Brown Breaks Hip in Long Beach Hospital Stay
Bernice F Brown, once of Mexico, now in Long Beach California, is hospitalized at Memorial Hospital of Long Beach room 510 2810 Atlantic Ave Long Beach 90806 recovering from a broken hip.
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Harrison
Bernice F.) Brown
Long Beach
Calif
Memorial Hospital of
Atlantic Ave
Testimony Links in Miss Davis Case Revealed
Testimony tied Angela Davis to the Aug. 7 court shooting in Marin County. Grand jury testimony shows Davis bought firearms, with witnesses identifying her and Jackson purchasing guns. Sealed 16 pages include details about hostage Gary Thomas and autopsy findings on Judge Haley.
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San Rafael
Calif
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
UCLA
Marin County
Grand Jury
Civic Center
Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
San Quentin
James McClain
William Arthur Christmas
Jonathan Jackson
Haley
Peter D. Fleming
Jackson
Gary W. Thomas
Assisant
John H. Manwaring
Manwaring
Last Rites Held For Mrs Elizabeth Fennewald
Last rites for Mrs Elizabeth Fennewald were held this morning at Arnold funeral home. The Rev Gilbert Hayden of St Brendan Church officiated and burial followed in the Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were Allen Fennewald Julius Fennewald Ed Hoer Leo Tillman Fred Lierheimer and William Fairchild.
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Elizabeth Fennewald
Arnold Funeral Home
Gilbert Hayden
St. Brendan Church
Allen Fennewald
Julius Fennewald
Ed Hoer
Leo Tillman
Fred Lierheimer
William Fairchild
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Jack McCord
Lovie F. John
Leonard H. Mundy
Jess E. Owens
Montgomery City
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Centralia
Robert W. Sewell
William H. O'Connor
Frances Lucas
Bertha Smith
Gloria ‘Neuser
William R. Daly
Martha ‘Eckley
Roy Myers
Carl ‘Squiers
Ora G. Nichols
Walter Mudd
Howard E. Brandon
Virgil Terry
Farber
Wertts
Christina Eines
Laddonia
Mary E. Adkisson
Rozel Davis
Santa Fe
Charles Wohlbold Jr
Wellsville
Vancill J. Hildebrand
Clyde Maxwell
Thompson
Lee McCurdy
Middletown
James Galloway
Perry
Harry Lee Shaw Jr
Maplewood
Charles Campbell
Thomas R. Umstattd
Madison
Donald G. Ragsdale
Holliday
Eddie Sheets
Park Board
FT. Benning, Ga
William Calley
Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
New York City
Sierra Club
Fisher and
Onofrio
MGM
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Fabulous Dolphin
Mita Eins
Harrison Brown
Aaa
Starring Gig Young Anne Jackson
Angela and
Guns
David Lifsen
Frank Blumenthal
Eagle Loan Office
Owen Swisher
Western Surplus
San
George Jackson
Marcia Brewer
Q Psa
California
Ruchell Magee
Magee
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F.d.1.c
Commerce Bank
W. Jackson Peice
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