Weather and public safety bulletin from Missouri and beyond
Forecasts show Ledgerland clearing but mild through Friday with northerly winds. Missouri sees isolated thundershowers then fair weather, highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s. River stage readings and lake levels updated for Kansas City and St Louis area. Local hospital admissions list multiple names. death notices for Ernst H Schwarz and Albert J Holtkamp. City court fines reported. numerous traffic and public safety filings across counties. Market and commodity notes include cattle hogs futures and grain quotes from regional exchanges. Public notices, marriages and dismissals are listed among routine city items.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefrsa City
Herman
Hamibl
Cape Girdau
Quincy
Market Upturn Mixed With Profit Taking On NYSE
Market reports show the Dow edging higher to 876.41 by noon as gains outweighed profit taking. Texaco led activity at the NYSE with large blocks traded. Amex listed Champion Home Builders unchanged while vital stat notices record births in Audrain County with numerous entries across towns and dates.
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New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Texaco
American Stock Exchange
Champion Home Builders
Amex
Deaths and Rites for E H Schwartz and A J Holtkamp
Ernst Hermann Schwartz 84 of Montgomery City died Wednesday at Tri County Nursing Home Vandalia. Services Friday 2 pm Schlanker Funeral Home Montgomery City with interment Sunrise Memorial Gardens. Visitation after 4 pm Thursday. Survived by wife Nora Hodge two daughters Elinor Swanson Ester Reichert five grandchildren 12 great grandchildren. Albert Jack Holtkamp 77 of Naples Florida died Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center. Services Saturday 10 am Arnold Funeral Home burial East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by wife son Roger Holtkamp two daughters Betty Jean Pitts Audrey Wright one brother Edward Holtkamp one sister Annie Geifer seven grandchildren one great grandchild. He was a member of St Brendan's Church and Eagles.
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Montgomery City
Ernst Herman Schwart
Tri-County
Vandalia
Schlanker Funeral Home
Sunrise Memorial Gardens
Mr. Schwarz
Hamburg
Germany
Henry and
Adolfine Adrian Schwarz
Nora Hodge
St. Louis
Gus
Elinor) Swanson
Ester Reichert
Sullivan
Raymond Wehwart
Hutchinson
Kan
Heart Fund
Church of
Albert
Jack) Holtkamp
Naples
Fla
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold Funeral Home
East Lawn Memorial Park
Arthur Mersinger
Felday
Mr. Holtkamp
Mexico
Threlkeld Finishes German Training Near Hohenfels
Army Sgt Edward W Threlkeld 22 son of Mrs Clara Jo Beaty Paris Mo completed operational readiness training tests at Hohenfels Germany He leads a squad in 2nd Battalion 13th Infantry 8th Infantry Division based in Mannheim Tests covered armor tactics mortar firing and communications under simulated combat conditions Father James A Threlkeld lives in Paris Mo.
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Hohenfels
Germany
Edward W. Threlkeld
Clara Jo Beaty
Paris
13Th Infantry
Mannheim
Threlkeld
James A. Threlkeld
Deaths In Audrain County Missouri Names and Ages Listed
Death notices from Audrain County list numerous individuals with ages and dates, including George Elmer Bowlby 82 May 13 and Darrell Delbert Kirks 61 May 28, with multiple names tied to Mexico Vandalia and other local towns. The fragmented OCR also cites addresses such as 609 Yale Mexico May 25 and 1114 Emmons Mexico April 28, among others.
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Audrain County
Timothy James Billings
Tarr St
Centralia
Larry DeWayne Bulson
R. R
Mexico
Lyle Clough
Vandalia
Larry Dean Cross
Francis
Shelby Lee Cartright
Paris
Frank DeBrodie
Rte
Stephen English
Perry
Harold Eugene Folta
N. First St
Wellsville
David Frankhouser
E. Jackson
Ronnie Gene Garnett
West Locust
Donald R. Johnson
W. Buchanan
Rickie Dean Landers
Washington
Gary Wayne Leu
New Florence
Richard Dane Lewis
W. Home
Cyrus Joseph May
Missouri
Ronald E. McBride
Middletown
James Elwood McManama
John H. Morris
Auxvasse
Bryan Nickerson
Allan Jay Paschal
Quantico
Joseph Roy Peeper
Alan Cornell Staples
N. Clark
William Stuart
Steelville
Richard Dale Turnbough
Tommy Benton Wainscot
Thomas Worley
Bobby Leo Baird
State
Chester Leon Burdick
Fairground
James Edward Cafer
Union
Lawrence Nolan Fike
Quisenberry
Ralph Eugene Fowler
Robert Merrill Hatcher
Rush Hill
Carl Martin Hoer
Gary Dale Knipp
Robert Joseph McGrew
W. Anderson
Raymond Thomas Miller
N. Lindell
Ray Robert Nordwald
K. R
Hush Hill
Wayne Qualls
Salmons Tr. Ct
Dennis Arthur Rowe
Yale
Gary Wesley Stiegman
Emmons
Michael Eugene Stowers
Thompson
Joseph Claude Tuggle
East St
David Wayne Woods
George Elmer Bowlby
Montgomery City
Arthur Carlyle Hale
S. Fairground
Darrell Delbert Kirks
Walter H. Lowry
E. Monroe
Edgar Browning Martin
David Earl Motley
E. Park
William B. Neate
Park Circle
Loy Gene Renner
E. Olive
Paul Garrett Sauvain
West Street
Abner A. Scott Sr
RFD
Fred Elbert Steele
Rosebud
Lydia Belle Guinn
Laddonia
Ruth Esther Harvey
Yale St
Maggie L. Hord
EB. Central
Agnes M. Huck
Arlington
Vandalla
Hattie M. Mefford
Bessie Saline Mize
E. Switzler
Mary Francis Watson
Nate Soma
Coaibal Mee
Hussein plans huge Jordan arms buildup to deter Israel
Beirut AP report says King Hussein will complete a massive U S arm purchase program by year end to deter an Israeli attack via Jordan toward Syria or Saudi oil. He cites belief Israel will not withdraw from the West Bank or Jerusalem and warns of swift retaliation on two fronts if attacked. Also updates Lebanon Phalange leader Pierre Gemayel vowing to fight Communist influence and protect Lebanon, noting street clashes that left over 900 dead. Separately, U S Army Col. Ernest R. Morgan remains missing after a June 19 kidnapping attributed by PLO to a rival group, with threats to kill him if aid to a Beirut slum is not provided.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Hussein
Jordan
U.S
Israel
Syria
Saudi Arabia
al Hawadess
United States
West Bank
Jordan River
Jerusalem
Christian Phalange Party
Pierre Gemayel
Phalange
Gemayel
Ernest R. Morgan
Petersburg
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Morgan
Popular Front
CIA Faces Claims of Spies and Media Control
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk and witnesses testified as controversy swirled over CIA activity. Relatives of Frank Olson plan a lawsuit alleging LSD exposure led to his 1953 death by fall from a 10th floor window. CIA denied infiltrating the White House and rejected charges of media manipulation and insider info benefiting its pension fund.
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Dean Rusk
Maxwell Taylor
CIA
Frank Olson
Kasten and Dellums
White House
Pene
Kasten
Dellums
Kidnapped Colonel Held by Radical Groups Details
The PLO said the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command admitted kidnapping several people including Morgan and said the American was handed to a Lebanese group. The Front denied involvement and accused the PLO of using the case to discredit the rejection front, which opposes Egypt’s peace bid with Israel.
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PLO
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine General Command
Morgan
Popular Front
Rejection Front
Egypt
Israel
Briton Freed in Uganda Says He Will Travel After Death Sentence Lift
Uganda freed a British citizen under duress who said he would make the trip to Britain as soon as President Amin lifted the death sentence. The men planned talks on issues including the 700 Britons in Uganda, compensation for nationalized British firms and expelled British-Asians, and Amin’s demands for military spare parts and press coverage. No immediate word on what was agreed or discussed.
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Amin
Uganda
Britain
Callaghan
Kissinger in New Talks and Oil Conference Broadening
Kissinger pushes a multi conference plan as oil consuming nations adopt a three pronged approach and top officials visit Iran Saudi Arabia Venezuela and Brazil. Officials warn another price rise is unlikely but possible. Kissinger to press Gromyko on verification and a 10 year arms pact while pursuing Israel Egypt talks on Sinai withdrawal and surveillance net near Gidi and Mitla passes.
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Kissinger
Charles Robinson
Brazil
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
U.S
Gromyko
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Middle East
Washington
Bonn
Yitzhak Rabin
West Germany
Gidi
Mitla
Farber family enjoys Mississippi trip and Girl Scout camp
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Arndt and Mary Lou Farber returned from a week at their Mississippi cabin near Hannibal. Mrs. Arndt’s brother and wife from Brunswick, Ga. visited, and a Girl Scouts day camp at Vandalia Lake June 23 27 featured crafts, skits, badges and a farewell program titled She Played Her Guitar.
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Raymond Arndt
Mary Lou
Mississippi
Hannibal
Alvin Barrett
Girl Scouts
Mrs. Barrett
Karen Bounds
Julie Harrelson
Julie Nation
Jolene Nation
Judy Carlson
Julia Roberts
Teresa Harrelson
Dorothy Heaston
Karen Snodgrass
Tracy Crow
Teresa Nichols
Deanna Branstetter
Brenda Foree
Julie Ellis
Sergeant First Class Garrett Wins Military Police Bowling Title
U S Army Germany based Richard H Garrett Jr son of Mrs Emily R Johnson Mexico MO captured a doubles victory in the 709th Military Police Battalion bowling tournament here earning a trophy for the win. His partner shared the triumph as the winning team.
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U.S. Army
Germany
Richard H. Garrett Jr
Emily R. Johnson
Mississippi St
Mexico
709Th Military Police Battalion
PSC Probe On Southwestern To End Soon
The Missouri Public Service Commission plans to wrap up its inquiry into Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. within two months. Counsel Leland Curtis said depositions from 17 Bell executives are being reviewed and will be made public after signing. Intervenors include Utilities Consumers Council Missouri and local governments. final hearings are slated for September.
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Missouri Public Service Commissions
Southwestern Bell Telephone ‘Co
PSC
Commission
Leland Curtis
Curtis
H.D. Ames
Bell
Ames
James Ashley
St. Louis
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Grand Jury
Texas
James P. Mulvaney
Southwestern
Utilities Consumers Council of Missouri
Public Counsel’s Office
City of
Kansas City
Jackson
Mexicoan Hurt in Fork Lift Accident
James H. Elliott of 612 Ringo Street was severely injured when he stepped onto a forklift wheel at Mi-Con of Mexico and his foot was caught. Surgeons replaced all tendons with plastic, repaired ligaments, and mended a broken artery. He remains in pain but in satisfactory condition in Audrain Medical Center room 302.
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James H. Elliott
Ringo St
Mi-Con
Mexico
Pvt Littrell Completes Army OSUT Training
Army Private Larry E. Littrell son of Mr and Mrs James B Littrell 1110 Omar St Mexico Mo completed the One Station Unit Training program at Fort Polk La OSUT combines basic and advanced training in one unit
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FT. Polk
Larry E. Littrell
James B. Littrell
Omar St
Mexico
OSUT
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