Local Weather and Police Roundup in Missouri Town
The Daily Record reports 7:00 am readings with last 24 hours highs near 18 to 29 and a forecast of increasing clouds and upper forties for Tuesday. Missouri zone notes warmer temps, rain southeast and snow elsewhere by Thursday, with colder finish. Local police log records DUI charges, burglaries, minor accidents, and a pizza hut car fire. Magistrate Court binds over two suspects for tampering with a motor vehicle and probate inventory valued at $5,500 real property and $22,724.32 personal property.
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Missouri
Magistrate Court
Tony Ray Dunavant
Quentin Dwayne Jones
Audrain Circuit Court
Michael Joseph Bauer
Irma Marie Borden
Missouri Livestock Center Market Report Summary
Missouri Livestock Center reports hogs mostly 25 to 50 cents lower across weights from 190 to 300 plus pounds with sows up to 1 higher and boars down, feeder pigs firm to up $5 per hundredweight for heavier lots. National Stockyards at Tilap N AS notes 7,000 hogs and 3,000 cattle receipts with varying price ranges by weight, plus 200 sheep. Chicago grain futures mixed with wheat and oats easing and soybeans fluctuating.
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Missouri Livestock Center
MO. Depart. OF AG
Til
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Grain Chicago
Life Terrier Hangs Himself at Missouri Penitentiary
Jefferson City AP Jack LeRoy Riley age 44 hanged himself in his honor cell at Missouri's Penitentiary Sunday. He began a 99 year sentence from St Louis in December 1964 for armed robbery. Riley operated an electric cart used by Warden Harold Swenson to tour the prison. He was described by the warden as more a friend than an inmate.
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Jefferson City
Jack LeRoy Riley
Missouri
St. Louis
Riley
Harold Swenson
Lawson seeks new judge as venue denied in Warren County case
The court denied Lawson's change of venue request, prompting him to seek a different judge. Jurors were summoned as Lawson withdrew, with charges including robbery and kidnapping to be reviewed by Judge Adams on February 7 in Warren County.
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Lawson
Edwards
Fenlon
Connett
Veniremen
Adams
Warren County
Arch Hays
Stock Market Mixed After Opening Rally
NEW YORK AP reports a mixed stock market as trading remains moderately active. At noon the Dow Jones average fell to 904.35, down 2.08 points, with advances leading declines on the NYSE though by a smaller margin than earlier. The opening strength reflected late-week gains, but profit taking emerged, lifting most motor and chemical issues while utilities and chemicals drifted lower.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Three Teens Arrested In Tapes Theft Case
Roger Dee Field age 17 of 1025 E Jackson St was arrested at home and charged with stealing three tape players stereo tapes and car stereo equipment in two thefts on Jan 13 and Jan 27 Also charged with tampering with a motor vehicle Police said two 15 and 16 year old juveniles were involved and turned over to juvenile authorities Stolen items included a tape player ten tapes and a carrying case from a 1963 Pontiac owned by Barbara Owen at Florsheim Shoe Co Missing from Rita Woolfolk’s car were a stereo tape player and two speakers Thefts occurred on a shoe factory lot and Wetterall Foods parking area Officers Orville Head and Bill Haws made the arrests.
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Roger Dee Field
E. Jackson St
Mexico
Field
Barbara Owen
Florsheim Shoe Co
Rita Woolfolk
Shoe Factory
Jerry Chapman
Finds House Nearly Stripped in Springfield
Alta Lorraine Stoker 44 returned home from a brief Kansas City trip to find her Springfield house nearly stripped of furniture. Missing items included piano stereo color television couch dining set bed dresser and air conditioner. Estimated total value 7300 dollars. Police reported tracks of a dual wheeled vehicle leading to the back porch.
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Springfield
Alta Lorraine Stoker
Kansas City
Brothers Die Within Hours
Two Bowling Green brothers died within hours of each other at Pike County Hospital. Joseph John Luebrecht, 74, died Friday morning and Henry Martin Luebrecht died Friday evening. Joseph’s funeral was at St. Clement Catholic Church this morning, Henry’s is set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. with Msgr. Gerald Poelker to officiate. Both were lifelong St. Clement members and are survived by a brother, two sisters, several children and grandchildren, and Henry’s wife.
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Bowling Green
Joseph John Luebrecht
Pike County Hospital
Henry Martin Luebrecht
Joseph
St. Clement Catholic Church
Henry
Gerald Poelker
Mrs Williams Dies at 93 in Van Dalia Nebr
Mrs J W Nannie Williams aged 93, mother of Mrs W C Dean Steele of Wellsville, died Sunday night at Tri County nursing home in Vandalia. Body flown to Wetumpka Alabama, funeral services pending at Campbell Mortuary. Survived by daughter and four grandchildren. Two sons preceded her in death. Mr and Mrs W C Steele and Mrs W E MacMullan of Wellsville left for Alabama to attend services.
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J.W
Nannie) Williams
W.C. (Dean) Steele
Wellsville
Tri- County
Vandalia
Wetumpka
Ala
Campbell Mortuary
Steele
W.C. Steele
W.E. MacMullan
Alabama
Kinkead Rites Held This Morning
Funeral services for S A Addie Kinkead 85 of Centralia were held at 9 a m today at Meador Son funeral home The Rev Joe Acuff and Rev Durwood Scott officiated burial was in Centralia City Cemetery Kinkead a lifetime Centralia resident served as alderman and was married 63 years to Laura Belle Bryson Survivors include wife son Roscoe Verdell Kinkead brother Maurice Kinkead grandson Roscoe Kinkead two great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews Preceded in death by one brother one sister and one nephew Maurice H Kinkead killed in Vietnam in 1968
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Centralia
S.A
Addie) Kinkead
Ellis Fischer
Boone County
William H
Elizabeth Russell Kinkead
Laura Belle Bryson
Mrs. Kate Jones Dies at 97 in Buell
Mrs. Kate Jones aged 97 of Buell died Sunday at Hermann Area Hospital after a week as patient. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at Schlanker Funeral Home in Montgomery City with Rev. Hugh Ash officiating. Burial Fairmount Cemetery Middletown. Visitation after 2 pm today. Survived by three daughters, one son, 16 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren.
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BUELL
Sarah Katherine
Kate) Jones
Hermann Area Hospital
Schlanker
Montgomery City
Hugh Ash
Fairmount
Middletown
Jones
James
Victoria Dillon Floyd
Hiram Arthur Seal
Adam Jones
Walnut Grove Presbyterian Church
Russell
Grace) Andrews
Danville
Sam
Olean ) Hill
Roy
Goldie) White
Emmett Seal
Clara Andrews
McCown Services This Afternoon
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 1 30 p m at Love Street Christian Church for John W McCown 76 of 1409 S Coal St Pastor James Randall officiated with burial in East Lawn Memorial Park Mrs Randall was organist and accompanied a trio Gilbert Hinton David Terpstra and Earl Estes Active pallbearers were Hinton Terpstra Estes Midgett Briggs and Brown Honorary pallbearers were Atkinson Dillard Rockwell Meyer Hassler and Hazelett Arnold Funeral Home handled arrangements
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Love Street Christian Church
John W. McCown
S. Coal St
James Randall
East Lawn Memorial Park
Randall
Gilbert Hinton
David Terpstra
Earl Estes
Mr. Hinton
Mr. Terpstra
Mr. Estes
Bob Midgett
Donald Briggs
Aaron Brown
Sam Atkinson
Creel Dillard
Floyd Rockwell
Ed Meyer
Hubert Hassler
Claude Hazelett
Arnold Funeral Home
Mrs. John Fenton Rites on Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. John Fenton 78 of Centralia were held Sunday at Ballew Pickering Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Hodkins officiating. Burial followed in Centralia Cemetery. Pallbearers included Thornton Thurston Charles Durk Richard Durk Leslie Durk and Howard Durk.
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Centralia
Ballew- Pickering
John Fenton
Robert Hodkins
George Keen
Mexico
Centralia Cemetery
Thornton Thurston
Charles Durk
Richard Durk
Leslie Durk
Howard Durk
Evening School Enrolls Tonight in Mexico
Enrollment is tonight for the Mexico Evening School with 29 classes plus three University of Missouri extension courses. Classes run at 7 p.m. at Mexico High School.
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Mexico
Peace plan seeks six month pullout with ceasefire and new election
A State Department cable outlines Nixon era terms for ending U.S. and allied involvement in South Vietnam. It calls for a six month withdrawal after a ceasefire and prisoner release, a new presidential election led by an independent body, Thieu resigning before the vote, a caretaker government, and a massive reconstruction effort in Indochina. The plan also envisions unilateral withdrawals, alignment on aid limits, and potential North Vietnamese participation in the election.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Nixon
NLF
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Thien
Tran van) Huong
Senate
United States
North Vietnam
Indochina
State Department
Mahalia Jackson Estate Estimated At One Million
The estate of gospel singer Mahalia Jackson is valued around one million dollars, with real estate assets of 500000 and 500000 in cash deposits. Elder brother Wilmon H. to be named interim administrator, per attorney Chauncey Eskridge. Jackson died at age 60 in a suburban Chicago hospital.
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Chicago
Mahalia Jackson
Chauncey Eskridge
Miss Jackson
McCoy, Ming, Eskrige
Eskridge
Wilmon H
California
Cattle Rites Held Sunday
Viet War update reports air force destruction of three North Vietnamese tanks near Kontum as DMZ fronts see over 200 rockets and mortars. US sources note fresh North Vietnamese troops moving into Quang Tri and toward the central highlands amid the heaviest DMZ action since last fall. Burial notice for Felix A Cottle with service by Rev Terry Moore.
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Kontum
Dmz
U.S
North Vietnam
Quang Tri Province
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Central Highlands
Vientiane
Luang Prabang
Verimite
Corn Seed Markets Sued Over 1970 Blight Risk
A class action in Gibson County Indiana accuses major seed companies of selling T hybrid seed corn in 1970 despite knowledge of its unusual susceptibility to Southern Corn Leaf Blight and yellow leaf blight. The suit claims losses of up to 500 million bushels nationally at $1 per bushel and seeks to include all entities with seed sales over 500000 in 1970.
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O'Ryan Rickard
Associated Press
Princeton, Ind
Gibson
Ind
United States
Knox County
Vincennes
William M. Osborn
Indianapolis
Bingham, Summers, Welsh & Spilman
Kinneman, Rose & Wolf
Fair & Rehnquist
Princeton
Smith and Patterson
Greensboro
N.C
Anderson, Clayton & Co
Asgrow Seed Co
Cargill, Inc
Dekalb Agresearch, Inc
Funk Brothers Seed Co
Edward J. Funk & Sons
Lowe Seed Co
Midwest Seed Growers Association
Pilster Associated Growers
Pfister Hybrid Corn Co
Pioneer Corn, Inc
Stull Brothers, Inc
Todd Hybrid Corn Co
Trojan Seed Co
Indiana
Schenk, Inc
Princeton Mining Co., Inc
Bloody Sunday violence in Londonderry roils Northern Ireland
IRA charges claim paratroopers fired on unarmed civilians during a march opposed to internment. The army says snipers fired first. 16 men and one woman dead, 60+ injured as 10 000 demonstrators clash with police and troops near City Hall. Bernadette Devlin calls it mass murder by the British Army.
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IRA
Catholic Bogside
Robert Ford
Northern Ireland
Ford
Bernadette Devlin
House of Commons
Londonderry
Dublin
Gas Goes On Again at Joplin
Joplin Mo AP personnel of Joplin Gas Service Co. continued lighting pilot lights as city recovers from a gas leak that shut heat to most of the area for two days. About 325 workers did emergency repairs over the weekend and 75 percent of 16 500 meters were closed. Police say a few loitering sellers attempted to profit from the crisis by breaking apart electrical heaters bought for 18.59 and selling them for 29.95, a 340 profit.
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Joplin
Joplin Gas Service Co
Frank Cook
Cities Service Gas Co
Here
Bernard J. Kakuske
Four Killed In State Traffic
At least four persons were killed on Missouri highways over the weekend. The victims include Roger A. Pankau 41 of St Joseph who died after a two car crash on Highway 6 north of St Joseph Saturday night. Kathryn V. Sellenger 30 of New Madrid killed in a two car crash on Interstate 55 south of Conran in southeast Missouri Saturday. Denise L Jensen 17 of Kansas City died Saturday night when a wheel broke loose and crashed into her windshield on Interstate 435 at the southeast edge of Kansas City. John D Lasley 17 of Nevada died when the car skidded off U S 54 west of Nevada late Friday while police say they were pursuing the car.
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Missouri
Roger A. Pankau
St. Joseph
Kathryn V. Sellenger
New Madrid
Interstate 55
Conran
Denise L. Jensen
Kansas City
Interstate 435
John Dlasley
Nevada
U.S. 54
Irving-Hughes Controversy Delays Grand Jury Appearance
New York AP Clifford Irving’s grand jury session in Manhattan was postponed with no new time set. The probe centers on the $650,000 McGraw-Hill payment and questions over the authenticity of Irving’s Hughes biography as details of bank deposits and possible computer-derived material surface.
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New York
Clifford Irving
Manhattan
Howard Hughes
Dist. Atty
Frank Hogan
Irving
Maurice M. Nessen
Nessen
Grand Jury
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
Hughes
Edith
Helga R. Hughes
Maurice Nessen
Time
Richard Hannah
Frank W
Bill” Gray
John Pettit
Hannah
Newsweek Magazine
Robert Maheu
John Meier
Maheu
Meier
Newsweek
Florida
Sonesta Beach
Miami Herald
McGraw-Hill
Life Magazine
Roy Squires moved from intensive care to regular care
Roy Squires of Eldon formerly of Centralia has been moved from the intensive care unit at Still Hospital in Jefferson City to regular care. He is the son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Todd of Mexico. He was taken to the hospital from his home Jan. 20 by ambulance.
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Roy Squires
Eldon
Centralia
Still Hospital
Jefferson City
Mexico
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Rhonda C. Smith
Sturgeon
Charles Jackson
Alois F. Schipper
Michael Kettle
Claude Jackson
Thomas L. Goran
James K. Davis
Eric Rodney Brown
Dalton E. Williams
Laddonia
Donna L. Kempf
Hallsville
Myron W. Ten
David White
Sue Ebien Godager
Carl Weinand
Harrison Martin Jr
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Raymond McCraw
New Florence
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Claude Straube
Paulette Bates
Mary E. Hudson
Wayne Stowers
Melvin Jones
Auxvasse
Marvin Sparks
Shelbina
Addie Kinkead
J.W. Williams
Sarah K. Jones
George W. Parrott Jr
Kentucky
Monroe Sts
Monroe
Parrott
Muldrow
Mexico Plastics Inc
West Boulevard
Cecil Kirtlink
Kirtlink Auto Sales
E. Liberty St
Raymond Bishop
E. Monroe St
David Raymond Whitehead
Agricultural Street
Ross E. McDonald
W. Maple St
Commerce Drive-In Bank
Joe
Highway Patrol
Audrain County
Route W
Clark William Talbert
Liberty St
Walter Paden
Boonville
Life Terrier
House
Kinkead
Kate Jones
McCown
Arnold Funeral
Felix A Cottle
S. Abat
Ayirven
Terry Moore
Defense Ministry
Po Centratia
John Sitions
Herbert Petty
T.A. Piper
P. Oliver
Homer Tylerese
Irving-Hughes
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