Weather and public safety notes from Missouri county
Readings show 7:00 a m temperatures with highs in the 30s and 50s, precipitation 03 inches to date, and a forecast of rain turning to snow then colder. Public notices include accident report, magistrate court actions, and a list of hospital admissions and discharges. Authorities warn of snow accumulation in the northwest, with a colder Sunday. extended outlook through Wednesday shows warming later in the week.
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Missouri
Repairman's Shoes Launch Block Party
In St Louis AP report, Stephen Causey owner of Rainbow Shoe Repair allowed a man to leave 1000 shoes outside his shop. A crowd rifled the footwear for hours, some frustration noted as people searched for finds and mates amid the unboxed shoes. No theft noted by police.
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ST. Louis
Stephen Causey
Rainbow Show Repair
Causey
Duncan Named To State Highway Commission Seat
Gov. Christopher Bond announced the appointment of Daniel Duncan of St. Joseph to the Missouri State Highway Commission. Duncan, a Democrat, will fill the unexpired term of Jack Stapleton who resigned as commission chairman. Stapleton’s term would run until December 31.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Daniel Duncan
St. Joseph
Jack Stapleton
Stapleton Commission
Moyers Exits Georgetown Hospital After Chest Pain
Moyers, long-time LBJ press secretary and advisor, has been discharged from Georgetown University Hospital. Hospital spokesman says he is feeling much better. physician diagnoses his ailment as Tietze’s syndrome, an inflammation of chest cartilage.
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Washington (Ap
Bill D. Moyers
Lyndon B. Johnson
Georgetown University Hospital
Moyers
Tietze's
Edward G Robinson Dies At 79 In Hollywood
Hollywood mourns Edward G Robinson a 79 year old actor famed for mobster roles and art collecting. He died Friday of cancer at Mt Sinai Hospital with wife Jane present. Funeral Sunday at Temple Israel, burial in New York. Charlton Heston to deliver the eulogy.
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Hollywood
Edward G. Robinson
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Jane
Temple Israel
New York
Charlton Heston
Robinson
American Academy of Dramatics Arts
Columbia University
New York City College
Kid Galahad
Tampico
the Stranger
Gladys Lloyd
Edward G
Manny” Robinson Jr
Jane Adler
Famed Actor J. Carrol Naish Dies At 76
Los Angeles actor J. Carrol Naish dies at 76 in Scripps Memorial Hospital in La Jolla after years with emphysema. A native of New York, Naish appeared in over 250 films and TV, earning two Oscar nominations for Sahara and Medal for Benny, while famed for roles across many dialects and the character Life with Luigi.
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Actor J. Carrol Naish
Naish
Anthony Adverse
Rio
Benny
Stock market roundups from over the counter and NYSE trading
Over the counter bids and asks include A B Chance 2254 bid 23% asked Commerce Bancshares 62 bid 63 Wetterau 27 bid 274. NYSE listings show Robbie Brooks at 8% up 4 5000 shares traded Dresser Industries 48 down 4 18700 Interea 50% down Kaiser Aluminum 16% down Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 42% unchanged 70500 Ralston Purina 43% unchanged 4600 US Gypsum common 25% up 4 25100 US Gypsum preferred 29% down 4g 1100 Wal Mart 31% down Yq 2200.
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interea
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Price Lid On Food But Not On Drugs
Washington AP reports the Cost of Living Council defines food under Phase 3 wage price controls, exempting alcoholic beverages tobacco and drugs. Mandatory controls cover firms with at least 20 percent or 50 million in annual food revenue, with specifics on large restaurants and vending operators and processing stage rules for items eaten by humans or beasts.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Council
Mrs DeHart’s Sister Dies On Visit Here
Mrs Helen Marie Allen 62 of Branson died unexpectedly at 7 15 a m today at the home of her sister Mrs Lewis DeHart Mexico Route 5 where she was visiting Cause heart condition Born July 20 1910 She was married to Eska Allen who died in 1964 Surviving are two children Mrs Glen Johnson Grandview and Don Bob Allen Chico Calif a brother Ben H Vaughn Branson and three sisters Mrs Howard Holmes Mrs Dan Theurer and Mrs Kim Bane all of Branson Also two grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral arrangements in Branson with body to be taken to Whelchel funeral home from Arnold funeral home here
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Helen Marie Allen
Branson
Lewis DeHart
Mexico
Route 5
Whelchel
Arnold
Allen
Eska Allen
DeHart
Glen Johnson
Grandview
Don Bob Allen
Chico
Calif
Ben H. Vaughn
Howard Holmes
Dan Theurer
Kim Bane
Hostages Free After Chase Across Illinois
Three hostages including a state policeman and the Ashley police chief were released unharmed after a statewide chase across Southern Illinois. A man was arrested at the roadblock and three others fled in a second stolen car while a tire was shot out. Mitchell described being held in the trunk of his squad car before rescue at a roadblock near St Libory. one suspect identified as Thomas Locke fled in a green 1973 Pinto wagon.
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ST. Libory, Ill
Ashley
Ill
North Carolina
Schrader
Raymond Mitchell
Melvin Bielong Jr
Mitchell
Associated Press
du Quoin
Thomas Locke
St. Charles Mo
Clinton County
Albers
Iil
New Baden
St. Libory
Crockett Funeral Service Today at 2 P.M.
Funeral services for Carter Crockett will be at 2 p.m. today at Arnold funeral home conducted by Rev. Larry Etherton pastor of Union Baptist Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Organ music by Mrs. John W. Willer. Active pallbearers are Kenneth Walker Harold Beamer Harrison Walker Jerry Crockett Carroll Love and Lawrence Love. Honorary pallbearers are Ewell Rudd Francis Walker Thomas Roberts James Woolfolk Dean Brentlinger and David Crockett.
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Carter Crockett
Arnold Funeral Home
Larry Etherton
Union Baptist Church
Church
John W. Willer
Kenneth Walker
Farber
Harold Beamer
Harrison Walker
Jerry Crockett
Carroll Love
Lawrence Love
Ewell Rudd
Auxvasse
Francis Walker
Thomas Roberts
James Woolfolk
Dean Brentlinger
David Crockett
Practical Parenting Is New Adult Course
Mexico Evening School offers Practical Parenting as one of 27 classes at Mexico High School on Monday Feb 5 at 7 pm. The 12 week adult education course, taught by Tom Wells and Ray Morgan of East Missouri Mental Health Association, aims to reduce family conflicts and improve parent child communication with a $10 fee plus $1 book.
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Mexico Evening School
Mexico High School
Tom Wells
Ray Morgan
The
East Missouri Mental Health Association
Oleo Heir Michael Brody Jr Shoots Self After Grand Giveaway
Kingston New York AP report says Michael James Brody Jr 24 shot himself at his father in law's home in Shokan after a 1970 vow to give away 26 million dollars sparked a nationwide frenzy. Brody previously lured hundreds to a Searsdale mansion writing thousands in uncashed checks before the tide of events dwindled.
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Kingston
N.Y
Michael James Brody Jr
Searsdale
Brody
Robert Dubois
Here
Shokan
Ulster County Sheriff's Office
Jamaica
Renee
California
Actors Are Heroes For Real
In San Francisco two Streets of San Francisco stars Mike Douglas and Kenneth Swor earned Red Cross Certificates of Merit for rescuing stunt man Dick Butler from the bay. They swam fully clothed in chilly water after Butler was struck by a passing boat, preserving his life with quick action.
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San Francisco
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Mike Douglas
Kirk Douglas
Kenneth Swor
San Francisco Bay
Dick Butler
Quinn-Martin Productions
Audrain Assessor to Keep Courthouse Open Saturdays
Audrain Assessor Holloway Neill announced he will keep the courthouse open every Saturday morning until the county assessment is completed, likely by June.
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Audrain
Holloway Neill
No Circus For Returning War Prisoners
Travis Air Force Base prepares to receive Vietnam prisoners of war with minimal fanfare. Public access and media will be limited to a 50 yard barrier, with private reunions and interviews only if the POW requests and clearance is granted. Some prisoners may be moved directly to other hospitals, while others stay at David Grant Hospital in private rooms.
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Travis Air Force Bash
Calif
Vietnam
San Francisco
William Beslie
Leslie
Travis
David Grant Hospital
Pentagon
Push For Areas Before Deadline
SAIGON AP Communist forces stormed Tay Ninh and seized surrounding hamlets as Viet Cong target land before the cease fire. U S officials warned gains could pressure terms with fighting continuing near Cao Dai temple and at Bien Hoa and Da Nang bases. A U S Marine guard died in a Bien Hoa rocket attack and an observer perished in a helicopter crash amid ongoing clashes.
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Saigon
Tay Ninh
South Vietnam
U.S
Officials Ordered To Bring Records In Pentagon Papers Case
Los Angeles AP report: Judge Matt Byrne orders two senior officials to testify Monday about studies on whether Pentagon Papers release damaged U S national defense. Buzhardt and John Martin must produce documents. cross examination paused as volumes detailing Vietnam war talks surface.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Elisberg
Anthony Russo
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
J. Fred Buzhardt
Defense Department
John Martin
Internal Security Division
U.S. Department of Justice
Pentagon
United States National Defense
Byrne
Department of Defense
Asst. U.S. Atty
David Nissen
Nissen
Asst
Frank Bartimo
Bartimo
Washington
Buzhardt
Martin
Paul F. Gorman
Army
United States
Gorman
Ellsberg
Russo
Burma
Canada
Poland
North Vietnam
Lawyers To Hear Teachers And Schoolmen
In St Louis the city braces for a mediation session as teacher representatives, School Board members, and two outside lawyers try to lay groundwork for settlement of a week long classroom strike. The dispute centers on a midyear raise, a hospitalization plan, and bargaining rights, with a temporary injunction in place and a contempt ruling possible next week.
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ST. Louis
David Grant
Harold Elbert
Chuck Bolden
St. Louis Teachers Association
Bolden
SLTA
National Educational Association
Thomas McGuire
McGuire
John Lashly
Local 420
American Federation of Teachers
Clyde C. Miller
Bybee Purchases Eubanks Residence
Mrs. Stanley Eubanks sells 32 of 95 acres on Route 4 Mexico including the dwelling to Gale Bybee who moves from 1105 8. Jefferson St. Remaining 63 acres are bought by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bode for cattle use. Eubanks plans to move to 203 W. Anderson St. after vacating and remodeling. She currently stays with Mrs. Jack Pulis at 314 High St. Joel and Mrs. Guthrie, long-time residents of Anderson St., have bought the Willenbrink home at 913 W. Central St. and move there. Willenbrinks relocate to 82 S. Olive St. after sale to Orion Stowers at 628 S. Olive St.
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Stanley Eubanks
Route 4
Mexico
Gale Bybee
Jefferson St
Alex Bode
Eubanks
W. Anderson St
Jack Pulis
High St
Joel Guthrie
Anderson St
Robert Willenbrink
W. Central St
Willenbrinks
S. Olive St
Orion Stowers
Senator Balks At Search Rule Won't Fly
Phoenix AP Senator Vance Hartke refused to submit to a security search at Sky Harbor and was denied boarding a Trans World Airlines flight to Albuquerque He called the procedure an arrest and argued that Congress members can be stopped only for treason or a felony After being turned away Hartke and his wife checked into a Phoenix hotel and considered driving the 450 miles before abandoning the idea He said an Arab courier can pass without inspection but not a U S Senator elected by the people.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Vance Hartke
Trans. World Airlines
Albuquerque
N.M
Sky Harbor International
Indiana Democrat
U. S
Congress
Hartke
TWA
Pete Welch
Welch
U.S
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