Local Weather and Regional Reports Highlighted
AP weather notes show 7:00 a.m. readings with highs near 85 to 90 and scattered thundershowers. St. Louis and Kansas City river and lake stage updates accompany hospital admissions, births, and fire calls across Missouri towns including Centralia and Auxvasse.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
ST. Louis
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Cape Girardeau
Police Reports and Court Actions From Local Scene
A Tuesday police report notes a two-vehicle collision on Green Boulevard with minor damage and a summons for James Edwin Bryan for failing to keep a proper lookout. The day also saw a burglary report of $170 in coins missing from Dale Shahan’s home and a court docket listing numerous speeding fines, DWI charges, and other traffic violations across several local addresses plus Missouri livestock and grain market updates from regional centers.
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James Edwin Bryan
Josephine Sr
Larry Edwin Snell
Valley View Road
Green Boulevard
Bryan
Snell
Dale Shahan
Muldrow St
Charles Eugene Rose
PSC
Lewis G. Berry
Rte
Mexico
Richard M. Curtis
Union St
Joseph Patrick Fennessey
S. Washington St
Sheri Lyn Johnson
Washington St
Robert Leo Wright
Rte. 3
Glen Elbert Edwards
Vandalia
Hubert Fisher
Richards Ct
David Walter Cross
Highway Patrol
Betty’ Jean Bradley
Rte. 2
Centralia
Ronald Wesley Campbell
Sturgeon
Billy Joe Harper
Columbia
Kenneth E. Eastin
Glen R. Higgenbotham
Montgomery City
Norma Ruth Adams
Patricia Ann Millard
Howard R. Isging
Michael R. Raines
Ronnie Joe Melon
St. Joseph
Pedro C. Ramirez
San Antonio
Texas
Steven B. Hendricks
Robert P. Barrett
Francis
Durham
Vote Delayed on antibusing bill by House Education Committee
Washington AP reports a sharply divided House Education Committee voted to postpone for another week consideration of a strong antibusing bill amid party splits.
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Washington
House
Death Claims John T. English at 61 in Pascagoula
Funeral services were held today in Pascagoula Mississippi for John T. English 61 who died Monday after an illness. A native of the Bachelor community he was a brother of W Francis English of Columbia Mrs Maurice LeGrand of Shelbing Miss Nellie English of Columbia and Mrs Jo Franklin of Fulton. He is survived by his wife in Pascagoula where he worked for a ship-building company.
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Pascagoula
Miss
W. Francis English
Columbia
Maurice LeGrand
Shelbing
Nellie English
Jo Franklin
Fulton
Candidates speak at gathering across county line
A crowd heard candidates on a county judge race and other races. Speakers included Prosecuting Attorney Thomas I. Osborne who urged support and said he liked his job. Edward Dowd was promoted for governor with emphasis on crime fighting and spending cuts.
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Thomas I. Osborne
Bill Crow
Farber
Bill Hungate
Robert Connally
Thompson
Edward Dowd
Dowd
Steve Ash
Joel Teasdale
Plunkett Park
Mexico
Lawrence Shelter
Union Chapel
Ete. Ju
NYSE trading slows as Dow Fall After Earnings News
On the New York Stock Exchange trading slowed as prices eased and the noon Dow Jones average slid .52 to 933.93. Declines slightly outpaced advances while activity focused on special situation stocks ahead of earnings reports.
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetteran
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
NEW York (Ap
Pageant crowns Miss Missouri finalists and award winners
Ten finalists will compete Saturday with Miss Missouri and four runners-up chosen. A Miss Congeniality award will be given. Final rehearsals run 8:30 to 10 a.m. Saturday, followed by a downtown parade 10:45 to 11:45 a.m. Banquet for contestants and parents 4:45 to 6 p.m. at MMA dining room. Coronation at 10:30 p.m. with reception 11 p.m. to midnight. Awards breakfast 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Theme This Land is Singing. Bill Moncrief assists production with Gary Spencer and Larry Webber. Emcee Kelly Deaver.
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Miss Missouri
MMA
Bill Moncrief
Atlantic City
N.J
Gary Spencer
Mexico
Bond Suit Hints Residency Issue in Govenor Race
Secretary of State James C. Kirkpatrick says bond printing in Buchanan County and five more counties must be ready by Tuesday. Bond seeks dismissal, contending Missouri residency rule unconstitutional, while arguing his rights to travel and run for governor are protected. He was elected auditor in 1970. suit challenges his qualifications as governor candidate.
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Buchanan County
Secy
James C. Kirkpatrick
Bond
Kirkpatrick
King
Atlanta
Washington, D. C
University of Virginia Law School
New York
Georgia
Mexico
Missouri
United States
Teasdale in Park Tonight
Joe Teasdale, Democratic candidate for governor, plans an informal question and answer session at 8 p.m. in Lawrence Shelter, Plunkett Park. The public is invited to attend.
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Joe Teasdale
Lawrence Shelter
Plunkett Park
Mrs. Wm. A. Duckworth Dies At 47
Mrs William A Duckworth 47 of Thompson dies Tuesday at Audrain Medical Center after a long illness Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p m at Precht Pickering Funeral Home Reverend Weldon Forman to officiate Burial in Elmwood Cemetery Survivors include husband two sisters four children and several nieces and nephews born March 13 1925 in Fulton raised there married December 28 1982 in Fulton]]>
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Audrain Medical Center
Floyd Akers
Wilma F. Jones
Wilbert C. Woods
Gary W. Fischer
Ray Mollet
Joseph’ E. Glass
Victor Kakac
Mexico
Mary E. Spears
David Woolfolk
Philip L. Swanson
Thomas C. Prewett
Centralia
Larry Hendrix
Auxvasse
Lawrence A. Wilburn
Clem Hoer
Martinsburg
Ricky D. Staten
Wellsville
Marvin S. Clark
Thompson
Elered Carson
Laddonia
Tom Langley
Montgomery City
Jimmie L. Null
Farber
Richard Dale Smith
Benton City
Myr Manning
St. Louis
Cora Gallup
Clark
Dallas E. Mitchell
Paris
Robert L. Bishop
Bishop
A.B. Chance Co
Ela Mae Longbine
Matildamae Rohlfing
Cecil Dodd
Amy Dubrouillet
Leo Britt
Leslie Stallings
Mark H. Nordwald
Earte Moore
Vincent Rehma
Shelly Stanton
Mary Francis Robinson
Mary Ellen Watts
Mart Bybee
Charles H. Nichols
Lloyd E. Stambaugh III
Hallsville
Larry McAllister
William EF. Jones
William G. Shotwell
Clyde Smith
L.C. Strayhorn
Vandalia
Marshall Brown
Mary Pat Wortman
Mary Frances Blain
Michelle R
Precht-Pickering
William A. Duckworth
Hiness
Duckworth
Fulton
Howard A
Temple Jane Langley Qualls
Fulton Public
Elliott Qualls
N. Olive St
Rose Lee Frances Pierson
Jonesburg
Isabell Marie Polson
Carrollton
Carl
Joseph
Kandas
Weldon Forman
Hopewell Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Precht- Pickering Funeral Home
Mary Robinson Dies At 43 In Montgomery City
Mrs. Mary Robinson, 43, of Montgomery City, died this morning at Still Memorial Hospital Jefferson City after an extended illness. Services pending Schlanker Funeral Home. Survived by husband Raymond, daughter Mrs. Eric Harness of Montgomery City, and son Gordon Robinson in Illinois. Pinata Party Planned At Plunkett Park Friday At 1 30 P M For Recreation Program For Children Of All Ages.
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Montgomery City
Mary Robinson
Still Memorial Hospital
Jefferson City
Schlanker Funeral Home
Plunkett Park
Eagleton Reveals Past Hospital Stays During Campaign
In a Tuesday news conference Senator Eagleton disclosed multiple hospitalizations for nervous exhaustion and fatigue including treatments at Barnes Hospital in 1960 and the Mayo Clinic in 1964 and 1986, acknowledging psychiatric care and electric shock therapy. He said the revelations come amid efforts to address health rumors as McGovern and Eagleton coordinate campaigns against Nixon. The disclosure followed pressure from Knight Newspapers planning to publish Eagleton’s medical history.
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Dent
United States
Washington
White House
Committee For
Eagleton
McGovern
South Dakota
Sylvan Lake
Black Hills
Fagleton
Knight
Robert
Boyd
Clark Hoyt
Vietnam
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Eagleton Reflects on Health Disclosure in 1966 Vp Bid
The Missouri senator discusses past hospitalizations and medical history after a Miami Beach meeting with McGovern. Eagleton denies alcohol involvement, says health issues are like a broken limb, and notes he would have revealed details sooner if given more time. He asserts his family has no mental health issues.
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Eagleton
McGovern
Missouri
Miami Beach
United States
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hagleton
White House
Fine And Decent Says Sen Scott
Senate leaders rally to support Senator Thomas Eagleton after his disclosure of psychiatric treatment in the 1960s. Republican Leader Hugh Scott calls Eagleton a fine and decent man and urges opponents to continue their campaign.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas F. Eagleton
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Eagleton
Scott
Maier Named Kaiser Aluminum Chief Executive Officer
Cornell C. Maier succeeds Thomas J. Ready Jr as president and CEO of Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp. Ready retires from the executive post after leading the firm’s growth. Maier, 47, has held multiple top posts since 1969 and becomes the youngest CEO in the company’s history.
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Thomas J. Ready Jr
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Camp
Cornell C. Maier
Maier
Edgar F. Kaiser
Mr. Ready
Kaiser
Ready
Kaiser Aluminum
U.S
Kaiser Mexico
Kaiser Refractories
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
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