VIPs Gather For Apollo 14 Launch VIP Flight
Cape Kennedy Fla AP Vice President Agnew and a mix of cabinet members Spanish royalty and Midwest millionaires will join about 500000 VIPs for the Apollo 14 moon launch. A chartered Boeing 747 owned by Morgan Maxfield will carry 345 aboard the flight costing 35000 with an additional 150 on a separate 707 charter.
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Cape Kennedy
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NASA
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
Agnew
Cape-Area
Midwest
Kansas City
Morgan Maxfield
Morgan Optics
Warren Hearnes
Missouri
J.J. Exon
Nebraska
Robert Docking
Kansas
Maxfield
James Maxfield
Dallas
Robbers Fail to Loot Cumberland Farms Store
Two would be robbers described as skinny kids entered a Cumberland Farms grocery in Ramingham Massachusetts and demanded cash. One fired a shot that jammed the cash register, preventing entry. The youths fled with no loot.
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Ramingham
Mass
Cumberland Farms
Miss Mexico Pageant Adds 12th Entrant
Miss Carol Sue Jensen, 22, of Mexico joins the Miss Mexico Pageant after a withdrawal created a vacant spot. She is a nursing graduate and RN at the Mental Health Center. Christine Rose Mackie has withdrawn. Miss Helen Weaver will coach contestants at the second rehearsal at United Methodist Church.
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Carol Sue Jensen
Kenneth M. Jensen
Route 1
Mexico
Bernie Hogan
Hogan
Miss Jensen
St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing
St. Louis
Rising living costs spark Democratic and union alarm
A government report shows the strongest year rise in living costs in nearly 25 years fueling Democratic and labor union protests while the White House stays silent. The AP dispatch notes broader inflation pressures across the economy and political reactions.
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Washington
White House
Three Students Injured In Mexico High School Explosion
In Mexico High School Power Mechanics class three sophomores were hurt while adjusting a lawn mower motor in a lower level room. Kenneth Newsom suffered a serious hand injury and was treated at Audrain Medical Center. David Mollet and Bill Lecrease received minor cuts and burns and returned to class.
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Mexico High School
Kenneth Newsom
David Mollet
Bill Lecrease
MHS
Herman Tolson
Howard Russell
Tolson
Clinton Secrease
Route 2
Mexico
Donaldsons' Sons to Speak at Littleby Church Sunday
Two sons of Rev Ivan O Donaldson of Littleby United Methodist Church will appear Sunday at 2 p.m. for a fifth Sunday program. John Donaldson, Ray High School football coach, and Rev Don Donaldson, Global Harvester Foundation evangelist, will fly from Guatemala City and Corpus Christi via Wabash to Mexico Memorial Airport. They will share Latin American mission work, Don Donaldson will demonstrate chalk art for Christ and sing two songs from his album North and South of the Border. The open service is at the church seven miles northeast of Mexico and includes a carry in luncheon and singing program.
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Littleby United Methodist Church
Ivan 0. Donaldson
John Donaldson
Ray High School
Corpus Christi
Tex
Don Donaldson
Global Harvester Foundation
Mexico
Guatemala City
Central America
Wabash
Ind
Global Harvesters
Christ
Mexico Memorial Air Port
Littleby Church
Bloodmobile drives strong aiding Red Cross effort
The bloodmobile visit to Mexico on Thursday and Friday drew 280 pints, with A P Green employees giving 139 pints Thursday and 141 on Friday. In five of eight visits for 1970 71, the county tally reaches 537 pints, still 38 short of the 575 quota. First time donors numbered 21, and several individuals reached one, three, and four gallon milestones.
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Mexico
Gene Howes
Bloodmobile
A. P. Green
Red Cross
Howes
Blood
Kaiser Refractories Co
A. P. Green Refractories
Larry Deimeke
Robert Williams
Jimmy Hoffman
Jerry Clayton
Harold Stephens
Larry Powell
Ray Heaton
Beth Riddle
Robert Nowlin
Jim Wright
James A. Simpson
Joseph E. Jones
Linda Becker
Don McCord
Jerry Dunlap
Richard Lierheimer
Buzz Beshears
Glen Norfleet
Phillip VanHorn
H. Nesheim
Donald Wortman
Gary Thomas
James F. Batts
Jene Carrr
George Craddock
Ezra Cain
James L. Watts
Ralph Powell
Homer Renfiro
Three Gallon Club
Walter Ribber
Four Gallon Club
Services For Miss Wieberg To Be Monday
Jeanne Irene Wieberg 20 was found dead early Friday. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church Martinsburg conducted by Rev Lea Stamm. Friends may call at Myers Funeral Home Wellsville after 3 p.m. Sunday with a Rosary at 7 30 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
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Martinsburg
Jeanne Irene Wieberg
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Lea Stamm
Myers Funeral
Wellsville
Prenger Rites To Be Tuesday
Lawrence Prenger 63 of Route 3 Jefferson City died at St. Marys Hospital after a cancer illness. Survived by wife Ida two sons Jim and Stan daughter Mrs Joseph Stegeman and several grandchildren. Services Tuesday at Dulles Funeral Home with burial in St Francis Xavier Cemetery Jefferson City.
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Lawrence Prenger
Jefferson City
Richard C. Prenger
Centralia
St. Mary's Hospital
Prenger
Ida
Jim
Springfield
Stan
Joseph Stegeman
Dulles Funeral Home
St. Francis Xavier Cemetery
Hamilton Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie Hamilton will be at 2 p.m. today at Arnold funeral home conducted by Rev. Ivan O. Donaldson. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery with music by Mrs. John W. Willer and pallbearers James W. Bradley, Robert Bradley, Roger Moore, Malcolm Moore, Elon Dudley and Loran Gibbs.
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Jessie Hamilton
Arnold Funeral Home
Ivan O. Donaldson
Mexico
Two U.S. Delegations Dump Mail at North Vietnam Legation
About 50 bags and boxes of mail were dumped in front of the North Vietnamese legation by two groups of American citizens to dramatize the fate of American prisoners of war.
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Appea Pass
U.S
Soldier chewed out by General Abrams in Cambodia
A U.S. soldier delivering a spare battery to a South Vietnamese radioman was rebuked by General Creighton Abrams after eight minutes on the ground in Cambodia. The account from an unnamed senator clarifies the AP photo of the dash toward a helicopter, highlighting war critics’ claims that U.S. involvement in Cambodia was deepening. The senator condemned the failure to offer an official explanation.
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Cambodia
U.S
Vietnam
Associated Press
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Congress
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Administration
Weather and Public Safety Update on Missouri Reading
Missouri region reports mostly cloudy skies with light snow in north and central areas, minor snowfall totals 1 to 2 inches northeast. Temperatures look for high around 20 to 25 central and near 60 in far south, with tonight’s low near 0 to 10 above in northeast. Extended outlook shows a warming trend Monday night into Tuesday with possible rain showers, then cold and partly cloudy through midweek. Fire department logged two calls Friday, grass fire at 1720 E Liberty St and overheated furnace motor at 714 Robin Hood Rd, no damage reported. Police report lists a summons for Edwin C Mills after rear-end collision with Scott S Johnson on E Liberty, with alleged crowd involvement noted. accident occurred between 9:50 and 10:00 a.m. at roughly 1600 block. Community event coverage includes Sydenstricker Implement Co John Deere Farming Frontier program with prizes awarded to multiple locals, including Ernest Hoover Auxvasse and Jim Cobb New Florence.
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E. Liberty St
Robin Hood Rd
Win Wilfong
Edwin C. Mills
Route 3
Mexico
Scott S. Johnson
Samtee
Calif
Mills
E. Liberty
Johnson
Sydenstricker Co
Ernest Hoover
Auxvasse
Jim Cobb
New Florence
Martin Maxwell
Benton City
James Kirchoff
Barry Ardell
Sando Cirincione
Laddonia
5. M. Worley
Leo Leopold
Donna Stephens
Lois Landers
Vandalia
Gary Blackstock
Warrenton
LA's Third Bombing Kills Young Janitor
An 18-year-old janitor died in the third bombing of a public building. The blast in the men's restroom on the building’s second floor injured no one else. About 6,000 employees were in the structure at the time. The victim was connected to Los Angeles Trade Tech and held a part time job with the General Services Administration while assigned to IRS offices.
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1Us Angeles
Los Angeles
Bunth
Federal Building
Thomas Ortiz
Los Angeles Trade Tech
General Services Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Audrain Hospital Admits and Birth Report in Mexico Area
Audrain Medical Center officials reported admissions including Mrs Bessie Brown Maurice Dermody Mrs Rosa Bradley John F Beamer Mrs Henry Dinwiddie Emil Blaha John W Baker Charles T Levings Mrs James Pugh Stanley L Peters Miss Bertha M Mahaney James L Sheets Miss Candis Hatfield Mexico Mrs Clifton Hartley Centralia Mrs Russell W Hackmann Benton City Mrs William Harris Fulton Mrs Bill Legerman William Bird Auxvasse Jesse J Young Montgomery City Percy Bendickson Bellflower Born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth George Mexico on Friday 9 50 p m Dismissed Miss Susan E Freeman Miss Lonnie R Read Christopher Reinerd Miss Barbara Sims John Potter James D Carter Billy McCallister Mexico James Robert Bauer Martinsburg Homer Moore Mrs Richard Lee and daughter Laddonia James 8 Menefee Wellsville Mrs Dewey Trulock Shelbina Clifton Thompson Paris Jordan E Arnett Montgomery City Joe Walker Vandalia Harold Smith Centralia Lewis Brashears Perry
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Audrain Medical Center
Bessie Brown
Maurice Dermody
Rosa Bradley
John F. Beamer
Henry Dinwiddie
Emil Blaha
John W. Baker
Charles T. Levings
James Pugh
Stanley L. Peters
Bertha M. Mahaney
James L. Sheets
Candis Hatfield
Mexico
Clifton Hartley
Centralia
Russell W. Hackmann
Benton City
William Harris
Fulton
Laddonia
James 8. Menefee
Wellsville
Dewey Trulock
Shelbina
Clifton Thompson
Paris
Jordan E. Arnett
Montgomery City
Joe Walker
Vandalia
Harold Smith
Lewis Brashears
Perry
Girl Students Injuries Fatal on I 70 Near Boonville
Two University of Missouri sophomores Jennifer Day 19 Henrietta and Julie Jackson 19 Richmond died within hours after a crash on Interstate 70 near Boonville. Day died at about 10 p.m. Friday at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia. Jackson died about 2 a.m. Saturday at Cooper County Hospital in Boonville.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Boonville
Jennifer Day
Henrietta
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Julie Jackson
Richmond
Cooper County Hospital
University of Columbia
Deaths and marriage license notice in brief
Mrs. Virginia Jones aged 78 and John Albert Hutchings aged 69 are reported as deceased. A marriage license was issued in Columbia for Larry Earl Barnes and Marsha Ann Hudson of Mexico.
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Virginia Jones
John Albert Hutchings
Columbia
Larry Earl Barnes
Marsha Ann Hudson
Mexico
Rites For Mrs. Virginia Jones At Centralia
Mrs. Virginia Jones 78 formerly of Centralia died in a Hialeah Florida hospital Thursday She was born March 12 1893 in Missouri daughter of John Milton and Nettie Bush Boyd She was married to Richard Cardwell Jones who died March 12 1951 Survived by son James Cardwell Jones of Hialeah and several nieces and nephews Preceded in death by three brothers and four sisters Member of Centralia First Christian Church Services set for 1 pm Monday at Meadow and Son funeral chapel Centralia Rev Donald Mattson to officiate Burial in Centralia Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home until services.
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Centralia
Virginia Jones
Hialeah
Fla
Missouri
John Milton
Nettie Bush Boyd
Richard Cardwell Jones
Last Rites For Mrs Anna E Gardner Of Kansas City
Funeral services for Mrs Anna E Gardner born Sept 8 1888 will be at Precht Pickering funeral home Sunday at 3 p.m. conducted by Rev Frank L Park. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. The family will be at the funeral home today from 1 to 3 p.m. Mrs Gardner was daughter of John W Decker and Matilda Wright Decker and a Baptist. Also note: Mrs Jack Webber improving in Wohl Hospital St Louis.
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Anna E. Gardner
Kansas City
Precht
Stock market report with mixed over the counter and NYSE items
Over the counter trading included A. B. Chance Co 2344 bid 24 percent asked Commerce Bancshares 4744 bid 48 percent asked Wetterau 24 percent bid 25 percent asked. On the NYSE Bobbie Brooks closed 18 percent down 1300 shares traded Dresser Industries 32 percent down 44 5700 Interco 44 percent up 4 2900 Kaiser Aluminum 37 percent unchanged 1200 Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 377 down N A Ralston Purina 27 44 up 1 4 1600 US Gypsum common 63 2 up 54 2610.
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A. B. Chance Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Downs
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
John A Hutchings Dies At 69 In New Florence
John Albert Hutchings 69 of New Florence died Thursday evening at Jonesburg Nursing Home. A retired automobile mechanic born July 17 1901 in O' Fallon he was son of Andrew and Elizabeth Hutchings. Survived by wife Gladys Clark, a son Donald, a brother Harry and sister Virginia Shield s. Funeral Sunday 2 p m at Baker funeral home New Florence Rev J H Mayes officiating burial Bryant Cemetery near Mineola. Member Marvin Park Methodist Church.
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New Florence
John Albert Hutchings
Jonesburg
Mr. Hutchings
O'Fallon
Andrew
Elizabeth Wright Hutchings
Gladys Clark
Donald
Bridgeton
Harry
St. Johns
Virginia Sheilds
Truckers Win Extension for Licenses in Missouri
Jefferson City AP James J. Schaffner Missouri director of revenue has extended to February 28 the period to obtain truck, trailer and dealer licenses without penalty. The extension helps owners comply with vehicle inspection regulations and avoid penalties.
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Jefferson City
James J. Schaffner
Missouri
Revenue
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