Monroe NFO Elects Officers At Paris Meeting
Monroe NFO elected Marvin Houston as chairman and Melburn Fisher as vice president at a courthouse assembly room meeting in Paris. Other officers include John DeOrnellis as secretary Eunice Fisher treasurer J C Krieg and Robert Shoemeyer as district director and publications chair. A grain meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 pm and Karen Turnbough won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award with state national honors potential.
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Ione Ransdell Paris
NFO
Marvin Houston
Melburn Fisher
John DeOrnellis
Eunice Fisher
J. C. Krieg
Robert Shoemeyer
David Sudsberry
Meat Board
Leo Buckman
Bill DeOrnellis
John T. Lutz
Gerald Perrigo
Lilburn Robison
Roger Power
NFC
Monroe County
Karen Turnbough
Ray Turnbough
Paris
Betty Crocker Homemaker of
General Mills
Fairgrounds
Paris Jaycees
Progressive Club
Monroe County Historical Society
Jesse Stockton
County
WMU
Salem
Mt. Airy
Oak Grove
Madison
Holliday
Kenneth Totten
Raymond Cain
Floyd Fanning
Ruth Cart
Mabel Miller
Pleasant Green
Otis Freeman
Airy
William Hengley
Richard LeGrand
Masons
James F. Parrish
Floyd Lawson
Oscar Tawney
J. T. Lutz
Henry Sladek
Paris Senior Citizens Housing
Dysart Wilson
John Gilmore
Nowland K. Deaver
Robert Long
Kent Blades
Lou Hollingsworth
Roger Vanpraag
Noland K. Deaver
Gerald Pence
Ross Vanhorn
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Hannibal
Slyde Marshall
Woodland Hospital
Moberly
Don Herron
Wellsville Garden Club Plans Meeting and Week Events
Wellsville Garden Club will meet Monday afternoon after postponement for Mrs. Ray Oliver's funeral. Pupils from Wellsville Middletown R-1 will join a heart screening program Jan 27–28 led by Connie Daugherty of the Missouri Heart Association using a Phonosean device. Also listed are weekly coming events and brief local visits.
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Wellsville
Daugherty
Missouri
William Poeppelmeyer
L’etude Club
MFWC
Orville Welker
Ralph
Augusta
Roger Eckler
Ray Oliver
H. E
Jeff) McClain
North Missouri
Irene Kirby
Lancaster
Mary Hart
Queen City
Loyd (Budd) Colton
Greentop
Centralia
Blain Sylvester
George
Homer
H. EB. McClain
Fannie Mack
Jaycees
Garden Club
Kiwanis Club
Royal Neighbors
Methodist Guild
American Legion Auxiliary
L'Etude Club
American Legion
VFW
Nixon State of the Union draws mixed Capitol reaction
The State of the Union address prompts mixed reactions from Congress and calls into question whether Democrats will approve the president’s key proposals. Nixon also meets with California Governor Reagan to discuss revenue sharing and returns power to the people.
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Washington
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Congress
California
Ronald Reagan
Democratic Party Reform Commission
Hijack Try For Algeria Goes To Cuba
A tall hijacker armed with a hatchet and a bomb threat forced a Northwest Airlines plane from Milwaukee to Washington to divert to Havana after a Detroit stop. The hijacker, identified as Gerald Grant, allowed no disembarkations and kept the briefcase with the bomb while four armed soldiers escorted him off in Cuba. The jet carried 59 aboard, and no sky marshal was reported aboard.
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Miami
Northwest Airlines
Algeria
Cuba
Detroit
Havana
Milwaukee
Washington
Northwest
Darlene Luther
Moorhead
Minn
Caroline Aulwes
Fred Wolter
Wolter
William G. Milliken
Michigan
Howard Liberty
Essex Junction
Mike Passarrella
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
FBI
Gerald Grant
Benton Mural On Missouri Stamp
Final approval was given for a Missouri commemorative stamp marking the states 150th anniversary. The design centers on a Thomas Hart Benton mural from 1932 titled Independence and the Opening of the West, a four color reproduction from the Truman Memorial Library in Independence. The Post Office Department informed Senators Stuart Symington and Thomas F. Eagleton of Missouri of the decision.
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Washington
Missouri
Statehood
Thomas Hart Benton
Independence
Truman Memorial Library
Post Office Department
Stuart Symington
Thomas F. Eagleton
Heath Faces Political Storm Over Arms to South Africa
London AP report says Prime Minister Edward Heath arrived from the Commonwealth summit smiling, insisting Britain retains the right to sell arms to South Africa. He faced a looming political storm at home over the government's weapons sales policy to the white‑supremacist regime.
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London
Edward Heath
Britain
South Africa
Jeader
Royal Air Force
Singapore
Callaway County inmates work as courthouse janitors
Fulton Three Callaway County bail inmates are working as courthouse janitors. A program set up by the circuit court and county court allows the men one day off sentence for every four days worked. Sheriff Ted Salmons says if there is a hint of trouble the program will be stopped and the trusties returned to cells.
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Fulton
Callaway County
Circuit Court
Ted Salmons
Gift from Cub Scouts Raises funds for Karyn Prestwich
In Salt Lake City a group of eight Cub Scouts and leaders traveled 230 miles from Kimberly Idaho to present a fruit jar containing 369 82 to 7 year old Karyn Prestwich who has been in University Hospital since November 7 after being shot by a deer hunter near her North Fork Idaho home.
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Salt Lake City
Karyn Prestwich
Kimberly
Idaho
Karyn
North Fork
University Hospital
Papa Doc Names Son Successor
President Francois Duvalier announces his 19-year-old son Jean-Claude will succeed him as head of state and as leader of the Duvalierist social and economic reform movement. He spoke in a half-hour national broadcast amid rumors of past stroke illness and signals to empower Haiti’s youth with future political power.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Jean-Claude
Duvalier
KC Court Rules Volkswagen Liable
U S District Court Judge William H Becker ruled Volkswagen of America liable in a Kansas City case brought by Mrs Carroll Bollard seeking 600000 for injuries from a 1969 accident. The judge said a jury should determine damages after Volkswagen failed to answer interrogatories properly.
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Kansas City
Volkswagen of America Inc
U.S. District Court
William H. Becker
Carroll Bollard
Becker
Volkswagen
Optimist Oratorical Contest Set at Mexico High School
Mexico Optimist Club schedules its annual oratorical contest at Mexico High School Auditorium on January 30. Nine boys will speak, with entertainment by Singout Mexico. judges include Rex Johnson and Rex Easterling. The event is open to girls and boys ages 12 through 18, meeting biweekly at 7 p.m. at the National Guard Armory.
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Mexico
California Epidemic Venereal Disease Worsens Across State
Los Angeles AP reports California cannot cope with an epidemic of venereal diseases. Public apathy and stigma hinder control as 2,000 new gonorrhea cases are reported weekly, about one sixth of totals. Dipgupr Pantry notes 3,000 cases of gonorrhea in California versus 30,000 in 1958.
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Los Angeles
California
Louis F. Saylor
Saylor
Walter H. Smartt
Los Angeles County
Dipgupr Pantry
Vandalia B and PM Ladies Night event at Vandalia Country Club
The Vandalia Business and Professional Men's Club plans its annual Ladies Night banquet at Vandalia Country Club on Monday evening. Dr Charles E Kanzlarich will speak on All Is Well That Ends. Ticket duties are led by L E Kohl and Averil Beshears Sr. In other items, the Ruth Circle of Vandalia Presbyterian Church met with ten members and discussed Least Coin offerings and missionary projects.
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Vandalia — Business and Professional Mens Club
Vandalia Country Club
Charles E. Kanzlarich
L. E. Kohl
Averil Beshears Sr
Ruth Circle
Vandalia Presbyterian Church
Alan Adam
Presbyterian
David Jeffries
Don Nation
School of the Ozarks
Former Mexicoan Porterfield Dies in California
Oscar Franklin Porterfield 78 of Manteca Calif a former Mexicoan died January 16 after a two month illness Funeral services were held at St Pauls Federated Church with burial in Park View Cemetery He lived with his son Charles A Porterfield of Manteca and is survived by his wife Ona Mae Porterfield two other sons Frank E Porterfield and Robert E Porterfield a half brother Lavina Galbreath and Wilson Hendricks one grandchild and six great grandchildren
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Oscar Franklin Porterfield
Manteca Calif
St. Paul's Federated Church
Manteca
Park View
Porterfield
Charles A. Porterfield
Ona
Mrs. Annie Davis Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Davis of Paris were held today at 2 p m at Agnew Funeral Home Paris with Rev David Fischer of Paris First Christian Church officiating Burial followed at Walnut Grove Cemetery Mrs Davis died Thursday at St Elizabeth s Hospital Hannibal
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Paris
Annie Davis
Agnew Funeral Home
David Fischer
Peters Funeral at Paris Sunday
Lawrence Peters 41 of Paris dies, service set Sunday at 2 p.m. at Agnew Funeral Home Paris with Rev. James Culpepper officiating. Burial followed at Walnut Grove Cemetery. Died early Friday morning at Woodland Hospital Moberly.
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Paris
Lawrence Peters
Agnew Funeral Home
James Culpepper
Rites for Mrs Cochran today at Precht Pickering
Last rites for Mrs Josephine Cochran of Snider Arizona formerly of Mexico are at 3 30 p m today at Precht Pickering funeral home. Rev Jeff Marsh of Mexico United Methodist Church officiates with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Music by Mrs George Keen organist. Pallbearers listed. Family to receive friends after 3 p m.
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Josephine Cochran
Snider
Ariz
Mexico
Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
Jeff Marsh
Missouri Weather Summary For Weekend
The Daily Record reports clear to partly cloudy skies with warmer temperatures tonight and Sunday. lows 15 to 20 north 25 to 30 south. Sunday highs near 40 north to around 60 south. Extended outlook: Monday sunny but cold, lows around 10, highs in 30s. Tuesday clear to partly cloudy near 40. Wednesday partly cloudy and mild but turning colder late day, lows in upper teens, highs in 40s.
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Missouri
Births and discharges at Audrain Medical Center
At Audrain Medical Center officials report a birth for Mr and Mrs Danny Dobbins of Wellsville a daughter born at 12 55 a m weighing eight pounds one ounce with Mr Dobbins employed at State Hospital Fulton. Names of admitted and dismissed patients include multiple Mor e area residents from Mexico Auxvasse Centralia Fulton Montgomery City Paris and Wellsville with numerous listed individuals.
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Audrain Medical Center
Kenneth L. Bradford
John W. Baker
Katherine A. Brown
James Lamont Campbell
Calvin L. Barker
Cecil Shire
Joe McCallister III
Elwyn L. Goodson
Glen R. Meador Jr
Glenn L. Whitworth
Sarah M. Bell
Joanne Miller
Kenneth Gordon
Mexico
Stacey Renee Batterton
Auxvasse
Leonard F. Darling
Clarence LeVee
Centralia
Henry H. Johnson
Rush Hill
Louise Stamm
Herman J. Wieschhaus
Martinsburg
Claud A. Rosa
Fulton
Freeman J. Frank
Montgomery City
Clarence Birchett
Paris
Russell D. Clark Jr
New Florence
Danny Dobbins
Wellsville
Dobbins
State Hospital, Fulton
Howard Forrest
Tami Miller
Robert Miller
Bill Hodson
Robert Berry
Winston D. Miller
Juanita Britt
Deanna Mitchell
William Robinson
Mark Hanley
Debra Joiner
Benton City
James Cornelius
Rose F. Duff
Clifford Winscott
Willie Crigler
Fred Pasley
Laddonia
Eugene Ransdall
Vandalia
Howard Russell
Clark
Minor collision reported near courthouse square in Mexico
Police noted a minor accident on Washington Street by the courthouse square as John Waller Cox backed from a space and failed to spot Michael Ray Moore’s car. The incident occurred at 7 36 p m. Officers were also sent to Jay's IGA Foodliner at 2 10 p m to disperse picketers.
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Mexico
Washington St
Courthouse Square
John Waller Cox
Singleton St
Michael Ray Moore
Maple St
Jay’s
IGA Foodliner
Jay's
Tricia Nixon flashes new ring amid wedding rumors
A rumored engagement swirl surrounds Tricia Nixon. She shows a new pearl ring gifted by Secret Service agents during the State of the Union. Meanwhile Lyndon B. Johnson recovers from viral pneumonia. Don Adams and Dorothy Adams welcome Sean Christopher Adams. Rudi Dutschke gains a Danish visa. Rostropovich faces a year of travel ban. Diana Ross and Robert Silberstein wed in Las Vegas.
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Tricia Nixon
Edward F. Cox
House
Secret Service
Tricia
San Antonio
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Brooke Army Hospital
Johnson
Col
Robert North
Las Vegas
Nev
Diana Ross
Robert E. Silberstein
Los Angeles
Miss Ross
Democrats Set Formula On Delegates For 1972 Nomination
Democratic reform panel tentatively approved a delegate formula balancing population and Democratic presidential votes from 1960 to 1968, boosting Northern states like California New York Ohio and Illinois while trimming smaller ones. The Eagleton proposal to use strict population backing failed 9 to 8. The panel also recommended about 3 000 delegates and limited fractional votes, with further review set for February.
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Democratic Party Reform Commission
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Democratic National Committee
Donald Peterson
Wisconsin
Liv Bjorke
North Dakota
California
New York
Ohio
Illinois
North Carolina
Eagleton
James G. O'Hara
D-Mich
Peterson
Eugene J. McCarthy
Texas
Wall Street hits trading record as volume soars on NYSE
NYSE rang up a record 21.6 million shares Friday, surpassing the 213 million traded on June 13, 1968. Institutional investors boosted volume to an all time high with 135 big block trades totaling 3.59 million shares. Dow rose 6.57 to 861.31, its highest close since November 10, 1969.
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A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
U.S
Pension Funds
Insuranc
Dow Jones
Miss Laura Magley Crowned Centralia Courtwarming Queen
Laura Magley a Centralia A-6 High School junior was named Courtwarming Queen during halftime at the Palmyra Centralia game. Other candidates included Debbie Potts Jan Adams Linda Wyatt and Jan Mattson with Steve Davenport as escort. The 1970 queen Debbie McNabb crowned her.
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Centralia
Laura Magley
A-6
Palmyra Centralia
George Magley
Debbie Potts
Jan Adams
Linda Wyatt
Jan Mattson
Magley
Steve Davenport
Burglary Charge On Bill Turner
Bill Turner, 17, of 522 North Wade Street, is held on burglary charges after shoplifting cigarettes gum and small change from J M Burchfield and Son Produce Store on January 12. Apprehended nearby while near a package of cigarettes and gum, he waived preliminary hearing and bond set at 500 dollars. he could not post it and was turned over to authorities.
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Bill Turner
N. Wade St
J. M. Burchfield and Son Produce
Mexico
Burchfield
Wade and
Whitley Sts
Turner
Body Found In Cuivre River Near Old Monroe
The body of Evelyn Joseph Mueller, 48, was found Friday in the Cuivre River by a search party near Old Monroe. She had been missing from her farmhouse since Tuesday. Lincoln County sheriff's deputies said the death is under investigation.
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Old Monroe
Evelyn Joseph Mueller
Cuivre River
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