Audrain Hospital Board Nominees And Retirements
Three Board of Trustees members announce retirement this year and three candidates file late. William B. Nowell seeks Col. C R Stribling’s seat Edward French aims at Frank P Wilfley Sr’s seat Lowell Hagan runs for re election Two other members Walter G Staley and Dr Wilment retain terms as construction begins on a long term care facility for the Ci Unit and the LPN School
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Audrain Hospital Board of Trustees
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Frank P. Wilfley
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Walter G. Staley
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Premier Rumor Resigns to Pressure Italian Labor Unions
Rome AP reports Premier Mariano Rumor quit to trigger a showdown with powerful Italian labor unions on the eve of a nationwide strike. His move aimed to ease Socialist party tensions as a 15-minute coalition meeting preceded the resignation to President Giuseppe Saragat.
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Giuseppe Saragat
Tyrrhenian Sea
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Rumor
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Montgomery City youth killed in headon collision
A 17 year old Montgomery City graduate Terry Sublette died at 9 10 p m when his Opel collided head on with a 1970 Chevrolet pickup east of Mamenenety City on Highway Sublette is survived by his parents a brother and two sisters Funeral services are planned at the Montgomery United Methodist Church with burial in Sunrise Memorial Gardens The crash also sent three other Montgomery City residents to Audrain Hospital with injuries and involved a Martinsburg teen Larry Simmons in a separate vehicle incident noted by the Missouri Highway Patrol The Associated Press reports multiple Fourth of July traffic deaths across the region
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Mamenenety City
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Ray Sublette
Audrain Hospital
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Sunrige Memorial Gardens
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Associated Press
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Anoka
Minn
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Wash
Wenona
Chester Allen Rites To Be Tuesday
Chester R Allen 66 retired Mexico merchant and farmer died July Fourth after hospital admission. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Arnold funeral home with Rev George B Wraith officiating. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. He leaves his wife Ola and a foster son Dewayne Ellis plus five sisters and two grandsons. Memorials to heart or cancer funds. Friends may call tonight 7 to 8:30 at the funeral home. Born September 4 1903 in Camden HL to Jake N and Ida Briggs Allen. He operated a neighborhood grocery on West Liberty and owned property on South Highway now Kenny Rogers Sta.
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Arnold Funeral Home
George B. Wraith
First Christian Church of
Elmwood Cem
Dewayne Ellis
Centralia
Ethel’ Davidson
Elva Mundy
Lester
Elsie) McFarling
Mexico
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Mabel) Pruett
East St. Louis
Everett Hale
Simi
Calif
Chester R. Allen
Audrain Hospital
Camden
Jake N
Ida Briggs Allen
Ola B. Pickett
Columbia
S. Morris St
Day Hailed As Success For Honor America Day
Washington witnesses a large Fourth of July celebration praised by organizer J Willard Marriott and President Nixon as a success. Billy Graham urged unity while protests occurred. nationwide activities included flag displays, parades, and fireworks.
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J. Willard Marriott
San Clemente
Calif
Marriott
Billy Graham
Memorial Bridge
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
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Edgar D. Whitcomb
Indianapolis
Hawaii
Robert Cole
Byron
Russell Point
Ohio
Martha Wenger Dies at Audrain Hospital at 76
Martha Wenger 76 of 920 N Washington St died this morning at Audrain Hospital where she had been a patient since June 18. Born August 25, 1893 in Benton City to John L and Nancy Sallee Stauffer, she married Fritz Wenger March 24, 1920 in Mexico. Survived by daughters Paul Riec ers, Clay Moore, Clifford Wilson. sons Fritz Jr and Robert. sister Loyd Orr. several grandchildren and great grandchildren. one son Donald preceded in death in 1984. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Precht Pickering funeral home officiated by Rev John Blass. Burial Benton City Cemetery.
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Martha 8. Wenger
Washington St
Audrain Hospital
Benton City
John L
Nancy Sallee Stauffer
Fritz Wenger
Mexico
Paul Riecers
Centralia
Clay Moore
Clifford Wilson
Fritz Jr
Eolia
Robert
O'Fallon
Loyd Orr
Peru
Donald
Precht-Pickering
John Blass
Martinsburg
First Christian Church of Mexico
Mrs. Carrie Knight 76 Dies En Route to Hospital
Mrs. Carrie E. Knight aged 76 of 916 8 Trinity Street died Sunday en route to Audrain Hospital after illness at home. Born June 27 1894 she was married to John Henry Knight daughter of Johnny E. Hill and Fannie Jones Hill. Survived by husband daughter Wilma Briggs granddaughter Delores Dooley grandson Vernon Jefferson five great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Member of Second Baptist Church Mexico. Funeral in St Louis Wednesday Moore officiating burial Thursday morning at Greerwood Cemetery St Louis. Visitation at Precht Pickering funeral home Tuesday after 7 p.m.
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Trinity St
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Hospital
John Henry Knight
Johnny E. Hill
Fannie Jones Hill
Wilma Briggs
Delores Dooley
Vernon Jefferson
Second Baptist Church
Mexico
St. Louis
Moore
Greerwood Cemetery
Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
Ruth Henderson Dies At 67 In Mexico Missouri
Ruth Virginia Henderson 67 of 909 East Holt Street died at Audrain Hospital at 9 15 p m She was born December 12 1902 at Auxvasse daughter of the late Abe and Eliza Buckner Shocks Survived by her husband Services are pending at Green Funeral Home in Mexico
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Ruth Virginia Henderson
Enemies Poised to Open Attacks in Vietnam War
U S officials forecast a renewed North Vietnamese battlefield offensive before September to show strength. Indications point to rocket and mortar strikes against South Vietnamese targets, possibly with ground assaults, timed with ongoing U S troop withdrawals. Admiral McCain leads a five day plan in Honolulu to move 50,000 more troops by mid October. Abrams reportedly recommends removing 19,000 Marines and 17,000 Army personnel along with others, signaling a major shift in ground combat responsibilities to South Vietnam. The total U S force in South Vietnam stood at 417,000, about 10,000 under April levels.
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Cambodian Forces Suffer Heavy Losses Near Phnom Penh
Cambodian forces suffered heavy casualties in 27 hours of fighting at Saang near Phnom Penh and faced a major threat to Kompong Thom from Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units. Advances by government troops pressured Luang, while South Vietnamese air and gunship support aided reductions in enemy strength around central Cambodia.
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Jail Callahan For Slitting Man's Throat
Larry Callahan of Mexico is held in Callaway County jail on felonious assault charges after allegedly slitting a Fulton man’s throat from ear to ear twice in a 2:30 a.m. fight over a cheeseburger near Shaw’s Restaurant in Kingdom City. Donald Beckley is in good condition at Callaway Memorial Hospital and spoke with the sheriff who called the wounds severe. A weapon was not yet found, and Callahan, reportedly intoxicated, was arrested after the brawl that followed a disputed cheeseburger order. Callahan faces additional assault charges connected to a previous truck-driver beating near Auxvasse during a strike.
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Larry Callahan
Mexico
Callaway County
Fulton
Ted Salmons
Donald Beckley
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Shaw's Resurant
Champlin Station
Kingdom City
Salmons
Callahan
Beckley
Auxvasgse
Pageant Parade Plans Big Show in Missouri
Plans for the Miss Missouri parade are ready for Saturday at 11 00 a m beginning at Hardmark Park. Units include four floats sponsored by local civic groups the Mexico Rotary Club the Mexico Chamber of Commerce and the Up With People vocal group. The Farm Bureau will lead youth signs and the National Guard Color Guard joins. Oldsmobiles from Bob George Oldsmobile Mexico carry Miss Missouri contestants and the reigning Miss Missouri. The route runs Clark Street Liberty Jefferson Monroe Washington Promenade and ends near the break up point.
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Mexico Rotary Club
Mexico
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Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Up With People Vocal Group
Mexico Jaycees
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Troy High School
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Hardmark
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Liberty
Jefferson St
Monroe
Washington
Promenade
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