Weather forecast and river stages for Missouri region
Official 7 00 a m readings show last 24 hours highs 23 lows 3 with a 7 a m reading of 3. Forecasts call for continued cold tonight with lows around 10 and sun and warmer conditions Wednesday in the 20s. Missouri outlook extends through Thursday to near 40 north and 603 south with Friday showers possible and Saturday rain or snow north and rain south. River stages listed for Kansas City Boonville Jefferson City Hermann St Louis and Cape Girardeau with readings ranging from 10 to 101 and marked as D or U.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Dense With Names
Officials at Audrain Medical Center reported admissions and dismissals including Lottie Barrow Julia Ann Tomlinson Alva Benskin Russell Wilkes Lovie Britt Winston Miller Bill Hodson William Seils Bryan Martin Scott Gee Junatita Britt Kevin Claus Rose M Gifford Russell Weiss Orville Oden Leon Spires Ione Benn Eddie Timmerberg Lena Hall Ginger Patton Harold Smith Roy Beasley Deanna Cheney Howard Russell Stella Dungan Wilmer Hanson and others in multiple towns. Dismissed include James Mundy Roland Frey Emma Huttsell and more.
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Audrain Medical Center
Lottie E. Barrow
Julia Ann Tomlinson
Alva A. Benskin
Russell Wilkes
Lovie Britt
Winston D. Miller
Bill Hodson
William B. Seils
Bryan E. Martin
Scott Gee
Junatita A. Britt
Kevin Claus
Mexico
Rose M. Gifford
Thompson
Russell Weiss
Orville Oden
Wellsville
Leon Spires
Ione M. Benn
Vandalia
Eddie S. Timmerberg
New Florence
Jordan B. Arrfett
Montgomery City
Lena Hall
Ginger Patton
Harold F. Smith
Roy Beasley
Centralia
Deanna Cheney
Farer
Howard C. Russell
Clark
Stella Dungan
Auxgasse
Wilmer Hanson
Laddonia
James Mundy
Roland Frey
Emma Huttsell
Fred Littrell
Tony Overcash
James Sires
Mattie Pate
Odin Williams
James Fishburn
Fary W. Smith
Kingdom City
Billie Joe Gaw
Farber
Marriage Licenses Issued in Multiple Localities
Charles Francis Turpin of Mexico weds Carolyn Yvonne Wasson of Mexico. John Robert Dunkle of Mexico marries Betty Ann Smith of Mexico. Dewey Eugene Lierly of Hull Michigan weds Margaret Jo Carr of Farber. Al Fulton and Lemuel E. Horton of Fulton wed Reba Jean Ridgeway of Mexico.
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Charles Francis Turpin
Mexico
Carolyn Yvonne Wasson
John Robert Dunkle
Betty Ann Smith
Dewey Eugene Lierly
Hull
Margaret Jo Carr
Farber
al Fulton
Lemuel E. Horton
Fulton
Reba Jean Ridgeway
Police Reports and Court Actions From Local Magistrate and Circuit Courts
Police report shows theft of front pump components at Western Discount Store and rear window damage to a car on Maple Street. Magistrate Court fined several individuals for driving while intoxicated minor liquor offenses and careless driving. some cases dismissed. Circuit Court sentenced Carl Allen Roberts to six months for stealing. others fined for careless driving and intoxicated driving. two counts dismissed. Probate Court lists estate inventory for Pearl Woodard and Henry Jennings with real estate as none and substantial personal property.
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Larry Clayton
Western Discount
Western and
Monroe Sts
Larry Lowry
W. Maple St
Lowry
James Maurice Day
Dwane Eric Haislip
Edward Brent Myers
Howard Kent Myers
Darrell Edward Sims
Paul Dean Lewis
Kenneth Lindel Eisel
James Francis Shanks
Herbert Irving Britt
Carl Allen Roberts
Richard Dean James
George Wallace Flack
Charles E. Barkwell
Pearl C. Woodard
Glenn D. Houchins
Henry Albert Jennings
Dulcie Ann Xendine
Missouri Market Summary Hogs and Cattle Prices
Market reports from Missouri Livestock Market Center and National Stockyards show steady to higher hogs with 1 2 210-230 lb at 17.00 and 200-280 lb ranges 15.00-16.60, sows up 25 cents. Cattle feeder classes firm to higher, feeder steers 30.50-34.00, steer calves 34.00-37.50, heifer calves 30.00-33.40, stock cows 20.00-25.00 per cwt, slaughter cows 17.50-19.00. In Chicago and national notes, grain futures weak to varied with soybeans irregular. National cattle and hog quotes show steady to higher tendencies in several weight classes.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. OF AG
Chicago (Ap
Chicago
USDA
Ewes
Market Nosedive Fails To Rally In Moderate Trading
New York stocks drifted lower in a lackluster session as profit taking loomed. The Dow lingered at 647.62, down 0.20, with dispersion among sectors as airlines and metals led gains while steels and aircraft lagged. An AP 60-stock index edged up 0.5 to 297.5 amid mixed volume and a block of Enveneco A warrants trading at 84.
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A. B. Change Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
U.S
Associated Press
Enneco
First Jury Trial Of Term Opens
The December term of Audrain Circuit Court began with the first jury trial of the term for Fred J. Turner charged with driving while intoxicated. Jurors include Joe Becker, Mrs. Byrnes Hawthorne, Albert Phillips, Andrew Johnson, Mrs. Robert Bachmann, Mrs. John Clark, Vernon Dale Bailey, Jim Deardorff, John Schrier, C. C. Rutter, Elmer Kollman and Raymond Smiley.
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Audrain
Fred J. Turner
Joe Becker
Byrnes Hawthorne
Albert Phillips
Andrew Johnson
Robert Bachmann
John Clark
Vernon Dale Bailey
Jim Deardorff
John Schrier
C. C. Rutter
Elmer Kollman
Raymond Smiley
Beatles May Be Broken in Tax and Partnership Fight
London AP Paul McCartney opens legal bid to dissolve the Beatles partnership seeking a receiver to audit books. McCartney alleges four years of denied accounts and warns the group may lack funds to cover income tax and surtax liabilities. Defendants include Lennon Harrison Starr and Apple Corps. manager Allen Klein targeted.
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London
Paul McCartney
David Hirst
High Court
McCartney
Hirst
John Lennon
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
Apple Corps Ltd
Beatles’ Company
Allan Klein
Apple Corps
Hero Fire Rescuer Saves Three Women in South St Louis Fire
Vietnam veteran Joseph C. Schierhold of Bel Ridge on a service call helped three women escape a south side apartment fire in St Louis. He broke a screen to reach Mrs. Joyce Halik 50 on the first floor and, with two bystanders, climbed a ladder to evacuate Mrs. Bess Jenkins 81 and Jeanette Ryan 2 from the smoke filled second floor. Fire officials praised his presence of mind and swift action likely preventing tragedy.
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ST. Louis
South Side
Joseph C. Schierhold
Bel Ridge
Auto Glass Company
Schierhold
Joyce Halik
Bess Jenkins
Jeanette Ryan
Vietnamese Marines Airlifted Toward Cambodian Front
Vietnamese marines and artillery were airlifted to the Kompong Seila garrison near the Cambodian frontier to restart a road clearing push. U S Cobra gunships and A37s bombed the pass while Cambodian forces at the north end awaited a southern advance. A reconnaissance raid led by Lt Gen Do Cao Tri captured 30 enemy soldiers near Mimot, with no American prisoners found.
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Namese
Kompong Seila
Jensen
PichNil Pass
Severt
Saigonap
Do Cao Tri
South Vietnam
Minnot
Mimot
Saigon
Cambodia
U.S
Son Tay
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Jobless Pay Up 30 Percent in Missouri
Jefferson City AP reports adverse conditions and seasonal layoffs lifted unemployment benefit payments in Missouri by nearly 30 percent from November to December. The surge reflects broader economic pressures and ongoing job losses across sectors.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
House Names Carl Albert As Speaker
The Democratic caucus nominated Rep. Carl Albert of Oklahoma for speaker by a 220 to 20 vote, clearing the way for his election when Congress opens. Rep. Olin Teague of Texas was chosen caucus chairman, defeating Rep. Dan Rostenkowski 155 to 91.
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William F. Arbogast
Associated Press
Washington( AP
House
Rep
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Congress
Albert
John Conyers
Michigan
Mississippi
Olin E. Teague
Texas
Teague
Dan Rostenkowski
Illinois
NY Police Vote to Go Back to Work
New York patrolmen voted to resume patrol duty during the afternoon, ending a six day work action. The 225 to 113 tally followed a stormy Patrolman’s Benevolent Association meeting as officers returned in small numbers. A prior secret poll suggested 87 percent favored returning, with assurances courts would not invoke the Taylor law. Police Commissioner Murphy warned of possible National Guard help.
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New York
Patrolman’s Benevolent Association
Men In Blue
PBA
Edward J. Kiernan
Patrick ¥. Murphy
National Guard
HEW Plans Welfare Aid Cut For Two States
Washington AP report says the Department of Health, Education and Welfare will terminate major portions of AFDC matching aid to Indiana and Nebraska effective April 1 for violating federal public assistance rules. Indiana loses 39 million and Nebraska 15 million annually, affecting about 132,900 welfare recipients. Twiname predicted state legislatures would pass compliant laws before the deadline.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Indiana
Nebraska
AFDC
California
Ronald Reaga
Twiname
Computer Institute trains teachers at Missouri Columbia
Thirty experienced high school mathematics teachers will be offered training in computer use in an institute to be conducted June 14 to August 6 at the University of Missouri Columbia.
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Computer Institute
Columbia
University of Missouri Columbia
Bill would limit lawmaker mileage trips per week
JEFFERSON CITY AP A House bill introduced by Rep Richard Decoster aims to cap legislator mileage charges limiting trips to one round trip per week while current law allows two trips a month. The measure responds to a constitutional amendment requiring annual sessions but no mileage cap.
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Jefferson Clry
Richard J. Decoster
Canton
Decoster
Jefferson City
Giants Oil Slick Cleanup Swamps San Francisco Bay
Cleanup crews worked around the clock as a massive oil spill from two tankers spread at least a dozen miles across San Francisco Bay. Officials said weather helped, with 500,000 to 1.9 million gallons released. No injuries reported. wildlife affected included waterfowl and seals.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Coast Guard
Oregon
Standard
Fritz the Rabbit Thinks He's Dog in Twin Cities Tale
ST PAUL Minn AP Fritz a giant New Zealand white rabbit acts like a dog rather than a rabbit. He demands to be tied in front of a trailer to watch passersby and cars and kicks the trailer when tethered behind the mobile home. Fritz gets along with the Kochs dogs but prefers rat food.
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St, Paul, Minn
Fritz
Arne Koch
Cathy
Koch
Tramp
Bambi
Market YESTERDAY'S CASH GRAIN SUMMARY
Soybeans price at 2.96 dollars per bushel Hard Wheat 1.46 Soft Wheat 1.46 Corn 1.50 Milo 2.30 per bushel closing values from yesterday's market report.
Tate Jury Hears Beatles Music In Tate Murder Trial
In Los Angeles the Tate murder trial enters its third full day of deliberations as jurors request to hear the Beatles album reportedly linked to Charles Manson. Witnesses tie songs such as Helter Skelter Piggies Blackbird and Revolution 9 to Manson and his followers urging a race war. A record player was brought into the courtroom for the session. The judge denied a night visit to the crime scenes despite defense requests to reopen the case.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
Manson
Charles Older
Miss Tate
Benedict Canyon
Leno
Rosemary la Bianca
Cold May Cut Power In New York
New York state faced the risk of renewed electric power cutbacks as frigid weather continued. Consolidated Edison sought to conserve voltage reserves after a 5 percent statewide reduction Monday, triggered by high heating demand and two large plants out of service reducing generation to about 80 percent.
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New York
New York State
Consolidated Edison Co
Con Ed
New York City
Halts Aid To Ecuador After Vessel Seizures
The State Department imposed military aid restrictions on Ecuador and reviewed $25.5 million in earmarked foreign assistance after American vessels seized by Ecuador rose to 11 unofficially. Ambassador Mantilla was summoned and told of a 12 month ban on aircraft sales and ship repair credits.
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Washington
State Department
Ecuador
Robert J. McCloskey
William P. Rogers
Carlos Mantilla
United States
McCloskey
Rogers
Mantilla
Italian Designs Show More Skin
Rome AP reports that spring and summer fashion from Italian designers reveals more skin than ever. Ankle length coats vanish, with dresses from Capucci showing sides to the waistline and outfits from Galitzine Sarli and Caroga featuring transparent chiffons and muslins. Some see-through designs are praised as elegant, others less so.
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Rome
Capucci
Galitzine
Sarli
Caroga
Lithuanian Hijacker Sentenced to Death in Vilnius Case
A Vilnius court handed Vitautas Simpkaitis and his pregnant wife Grazhina Muskute the death and three years labor respectively after a ten day trial for attempting to hijack a Soviet Airliner en route from Vilnius to Sweden. The hijack occurred over the Baltic while the ship was in flight. the navigator subdued the couple. If carried out, it would be the first death sentence for hijack attempts.
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Moscow
Vilnius
Lithuania
Sweden
Vitautas Simokaitis
Grazhina Muskute
Baltic Sea
Palanga
Simpkaitis
Soviet Union
Israel
Leningrad
Supreme Court of
Russian Republic
Supreme Court of the
Lithuanian Republic
Simokaitis
Tax Men Get Powell's Books Tax Men Get Powell's Books
The executor of former Illinois secretary of state Paul Powell turned over his late records to the IRS after an administrative summons. Chancellor John Rendleman delivered the documents at East St Louis federal offices as investigators probe $800,000 in cash found among Powell’s possessions.
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East St, Louis
Federal Building
The
TRS
Powell
Nixon to Halt Cross-Florida Barge Canal Work
An aide to Sen. Edward J. Gurney says President Nixon will announce a halt in further construction of the cross Florida barge canal. The move aims to prevent potential serious environmental damage along the canal route.
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Washington
Nixon
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Highway Plans Continue From Page One
Coatsworth reports on highway plans with four lane pavements to be built as limited access in parts and at grade crossings in others. Asphaltic or Portland concrete options are favored by the department with ample contractors ready to work.
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Coatsworth
Judgment faults by state park board in Babler actions
A special commission faulted the State Park Board for errors of judgment in land deals near Babler State Park in St. Louis County. It found no surreptitious deals in Dolan’s appraisal firm, noted Dolan was underpaid, and criticized the board for not obtaining attorney general approval before Walsh’s real estate work. The panel commended the Globe-Democrat for exposing the issue but said coverage was sensationalized.
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Jefferson City
State Park Board
Babler State Park
St. Louis County
William W. Dolan
Dolan
St. Louis
Park Board
Eugene P. Walsh
Babler
Walsh
Hearnes
Special Commission
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
John H. Poelker
Harold E. Thayer
Mallinckrodt Chemical Co
Harry F. Harrington
Boatmen's National Bank
Howard S
Levie
Sheriff Denies Wide Gambling in Pulaski County
Pulaski County Sheriff Dorsey Rayl challenged a Missouri Task Force on Organized Crime report claiming widespread gambling. He said locals note prostitution issues but deny knowledge of gambling houses or large scale gambling, expressing doubt about outsiders’ grasp of the problem.
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Waynesville
Dorsey Rayl
Pulaski County
Missouri Task Force
Rayl
Kyiv
Springfield
Ray
Task Force On
Organized Crime
Folk Singer Glenn Yarbrough Quits to Sail World
Folk singer Glenn Yarbrough announced he will quit show business to sail around the world and later open a school for underprivileged children. The Limeliters star, 40, cited dislike of agencies and managers as a reason and said the voyage would cover Mexico, Hawaii, Tahiti, New Zealand, South Africa, the Greek Islands, and Europe before returning to California.
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Falis
Glenn Yarbrough
Yarbrough
Limeliters
Missouri Democrats set 48th Jackson Day banquet in Springfield
The Missouri Democrats will hold their 48th annual Jackson Day banquet on April 3 in Springfield. Jackson Day Chairman Andy Dalton says the banquet speaker will be announced later.
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Springfield
Missouri
Andy Dalton
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