Local Weather and Public Notices from Vandalia Area
Readings at 7:00 am show a warm humid day with possible afternoon thundershowers. Marriage licenses list Harold Baker and Mary Jones among others. deaths include Mrs. Goodin and Mrs. Stubblefield. police report charges and fines across multiple counties. Missouri livestock markets quoted with prices and trends.
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Harold Kent Baker
Vandalia
Mary Cecella Jones
Larry Eugene Jones
Rock
Ford
Blaine Jackson
Bliford
Livestock and Markets From St Louis and Chicago
Hogs at St Louis National Stockyards show uneven bids with 210-260 lb cuts around 24.50 to 25.75 and sows steady to 50 cents lower. Cattle and calves mixed with cows steady to 20 lower, vealers 34 to 37, sheep light with lambs 28.00 to 28.50. Chicago cattle and sheep noted with steers mostly 31.50 to 32.25 for prime 1150-1350 lb, heifers 30.50 to 29.25, no sheep. Grain futures listed for soybeans and corn. stock market gains tempered by waits on cease-fire talks.
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Missouri
Dept. OF AG
Chicago
USDA
A.B. Chance Co
Wetterau
New York
Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Purina
U.S
U.S. Middle East
New York Stock Exchange
Park, Davis
Northwest Airlines
Jersey Standard
Warner-Lambert
Mrs Arlene Stubblefield Dies at 47
Mrs Arlene Stubblefield 47 of Route 1 Auxvasse died at 3 15 am today at Audrain Hospital Born November 10 1922 in Dixon Missouri she was a daughter of Ethan A and Mabel Roberds Rohr She was married to Roy Stubblefield who survives at the home Also surviving two brothers Homer and Harold Rohr of Centralia and her mother Funeral services will be at 2 pm Sunday at Maupin Funeral Home Auxvasse with Rev Charles Fugate officiating Burial will be in Centralia Cemetery
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Auxvasse
Arlene Stubblefield
Route 1
Audrain Hospital
Dixon
Maupin
Charles Fugate
Cenitralia Cemetery
Candidates Close Stumping Tomorrow
The upcoming Democratic speaking event at Hardin Park features keynote speaker George T. Robinson, director of the Motel, Resort and Travel Association in Jefferson City. Ice cream and cake will be served by the Rebekahs starting at 6:30 p.m. The program centers on the proposed constitutional amendment related to tall roads.
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Hardin Park
George T. Robinson
Motel, Resort and Travel Association
Jefferson City
Hospital Admission and Dismissal Reports and Fire Call
Officials at Audrain Hospital reported admissions and dismissals including Margaret Weldon and Virgil Hudnall in Mexico Martinsburg Laddonia Auxvasse New Florence Paris Benton City Centralia and Vandalia names. Died Susie Reed Alene Stubblefield and more. Fire department responded to Avalon Apartments at 10 25 am for a mattress fire causing limited damage before returning.
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Audrain Hospital
Margaret E. Weldon
Howard W. Kindig
Virgil W. Hudnall
Mexico
William Hale
Martinsburg
Harry Bass
Laddonia
Penny L. Baugh
Wellsville
Margaret A. McClanahan
Auxvasse
Hubert Carte
New Florence
Cecil C. Buchanan
Montgomery City
James T. Arnett
Paris
Floyd Orcutt
Benton City
Paul Stith
William L. Fair
Ralph Lenz
Ronald Harlow
Mary Helwig
Centralia
Michael Smashey
Santa Fe
Susan Swanson
Karl Bauer
Emmett Altrogge
Wesley Lucking
Mark Gibbons
Tonya’ Gibbons
J. L. Beam
John Brower
Emmett Stephens
Walter Crouch
Thompson
William V. Metcalf
J. W. Stotler
Vandalia
John L. Day
Perry
Lydia Haynes
Macon
Byron Bailey
O'Fallon
Robert Clithero
Middletown
Sharon Landolt
Hermann
Susie Reed
Alene Stubblefield
Avalon Apartments
W. Love St
Lre
Bomb Blasts U S Enlisted Billet in Saigon Downtown
A 45 pound plastic charge exploded on the ground floor of a U S enlisted men billet in downtown Saigon causing extensive damage to the building and several vehicles. First reports listed no injuries and about 400 Americans evacuated. All service members were accounted for.
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Saigon
U.S
Son
Election Full of Voters Across Numerous Precincts
A lengthy list details voters and participants across Precincts 1 through 9, plus areas Pisgah Mexico and Linwood Martin. Names include Hoffmeyer Maskey Schuknecht Laddonia Glass Jones Pollock Gorman Kifer Strode Beagles Wilson Donaldson Totten Talley Rush Hill Maxwell Eastwood Thomas Conklin Allen Allen R68 Middleton Lawrence Elmer Johnson Robert Scott Martinsburg Schafer Deimeke Peery Schrader Gastler Gieseker Benton City Clark Smith Crum Peterson Day Beamer Smiley Niederschulte Gatewood South Fork Hell yer Cram Harvester Martin Pehle Napier Lierheimer Community Byyee Chaney Simpson Baumgartner Piper Phillips Talley Reed Smithey McCune Melahn Coatsworth Meyer Precinct 4 Caldwell Williams Searfoss Lichtenberg Hodge Williams Greenup Heidbreder Black Stanley Thomas Precinct 6 Torreyson Crews Precht Snook Mackie Putnam Frank DiBlasi Prump Duffen Gieseker Rankin Semnesser Beckett Banks Van Horn Pan Huffman Bybee Potts Bradly Lierheim Givens Foreman Naylor Sudbrook Mackey Miller Cook Bowne Bohlen Mexico Armentrout Stuart Elliott Westfall Campbell Burnam Linwood Martin Riney Henry Tanner Moore Spur Eider Lewier lis.
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Cis Hoffmeyer
Viola Maskey
Aldine Schuknecht
R. Laddonia
Faye Glass
Clarence Jones
James Pollock
D. Charles Gorman
Marjorie Kifer
Janice Strode
R. Beagles
Charles G. Wilson
W. C. Donaldson
D. Pat Totten
Tom Talley Jr
R. Rush Hill
Betty L. Maxwell
Bean Eastwood
Leta Thomas
Herman Lichtenberg
Edward C. Hodge
David Williams
Mildred Greenup
Bess Hodge
W. H. Healingsworth
Paul Heidbreder
Russell Black
Stanley
L. Thomas
Everett Torreyson
Herndon ‘Crews
Edna Precht
Clayton Snook
Ellanor Mackie
Lilian Putnam
Nixon presses Congress over spending and crime bill veto threat
President Nixon told a news conference that inflation and higher taxes hinge on Congress cooperation, warning of possible revenue-raising measures if support falters. He criticized Congress for spending and advocated vetoing education and housing bills seen as exceeding his budget by nearly a billion dollars.
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Nixon
Congress
North Dakota Bank Officials Indicted in Fund Conspiracy
A North Dakota bank and six officials and shareholders, including top state Democrats, were indicted in Minot on charges of conspiring to use bank funds for political contributions. Defendants include Mark Purdy, a former DNC member, three state representatives, and the Senate minority leader.
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Washington
North Dakota
Minot
N.D
Mark Purdy
Senate
Mrs Susie Reed Montgomery City dies at 90
Mrs Susie M Reed 90 of Montgomery City mother of Mrs Russell Niedergerke died at 3 am today at Audiain Hospital Born Oct 8 1879 in Shamrock Callaway County daughter of Jimmie and Sallie Buck She married Luther Lee Reed Aug 17 1902 who died Nov 9 1953 A Methodist and Royal Neighbors member Surviving: Hazel Niedergerke five other children grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral 2 pm Sunday Schlanker Funeral Home Montgomery City with Rev Robert Hester officiating Burial Montgomery City Cemetery
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Susia M. Reed
Montgomery City
Russell Niedergerke
Kentucky Rd
Audiain Hosala
Shamrock
Callaway County
Reed
Jimmie
Sallie Buck
Luther Lee Reed
United Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Nisderzerke
Hazel Used
William
Helen) Shearmire
Harry Reed
Fort Smith
Ark
Tohn Glenn Walsh
John Murphy
Donald Shearmire
Larry Niedergerke
Schlanker Funeral Home
Robert Hester
Vandalia Veteran George F. Thompson Jr. dies at 44
George F Thompson Jr 44 died at Boone County Hospital Vandalia after a five month illness attributed to cancer Born in Ralls County March 16 1926 he was a US Navy veteran of World War II and farmed in Vandalia and nearby areas He married Edna Gruer April 20 1948 and leaves two sons Monte and Marlin two daughters Kandance and Karla a brother Marvin and two sisters Geraldine Gore and Marguerite Freels all of Vandalia Military honors will be at Spencer Creek Baptist Church with burial in Vandalia Cemetery at Watters Funeral Home Vandalia
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Vandalia
George F. Thompson Jr
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Kandance
Karla
Marvin
Willis
Geraldine) Gore
Marguerite Freels
Vane
Snencer Creek Baptist Church
Rob Hoel
Vandalia Cemetery
Friends Imar Wall
Waters Funeral Home
Mrs George Goodin Dies in Curryville
Mrs George Leona Hall Goodin of Curryville died Thursday at the University of Missouri Medical Center Columbia after brain tumor surgery. Born in Hannibal she attended Hannibal schools and was married in June 1958. Survived by husband Sterling Hall sister Lou Divivio of Chicago and a nephew and niece. Funeral pending at Waters funeral home with burial at Curryville.
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Ccurryville
George
Leona Hall) Goodin
Curryville
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Goodin
Hannibal
George Goodin
Sterling Hall
Lou Divivio
Chicago
Ill
California
Waters Funeral Home
Farmington Union Official Indicted Over Vehicle Theft
Lester Straughan labor union official and business agent for Operating Engineers Local 913 in Farmington Missouri was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges including sale or receipt of stolen vehicles obstruction of a criminal investigation influencing or injuring a juror or witness bribery of a public official and witness, per the FBI St Louis office.
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Grand Jury
Farmington
Lester Straughan
FBI
St. Louis
Straughan
Operating
Engineers Local 913
Guerrillas Kidnap U S Official In Uruguay
In Montevideo Tupamaros abducted a U S Embassy official Dan A Mitrione 50 of Richmond Ind and the Brazilian consul Atoysio Dias Comigde both seized at gunpoint. Mitrione a former police chief and public safety adviser for USAID was taken from a station wagon attack.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
U.S
Tupamaros
Dan A. Mitrione
Richmond
Ind
Mitrione
Agency For International Development
Atoysio i Mares Dias Comigde
Dias Comigde
Hearnes seeks mediation in Kansas City Busch strike
Governor Warren E Hearnes telegraphed the Laborers International Union asking intervention to settle a three union strike in Kansas City He noted no confirmation but said Chicago office may send representatives next week Civil rights group CORE had reviewed Anheuser Busch and found under 100 of about 4500 St Louis brewery employees are Negroes
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ST. Louis
Jefferson City
Anheuser-Busch
Warren E. Hearnes
iCity
Thej
Congress For Racial
Laborers International Union
Kansas City
The
International
Chicago
K Kansas City
Hearnes
Peter Fosca
Henry Thomas
Elmwood Drive Sealed For Slurry Coating In KC Area
Elmwood Drive from Liberty Street to Boulevard was closed this afternoon to allow slurry sealing. City crews expect seal coating to begin Monday, with a weeklong total closure due to a general strike that has stalled construction work in the Kansas City area. The disruption has strained the local economy and damaged the roadway base along the route, with ditches becoming critical.
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Elmwood Drive
Liberty St
Boulevard
Kansas City
Neil Nielsen
Missouri
Radicals Confront Tensions Rise in Lawrence Kansas
Lawrence Kansas faces mounting conflict as white and black factions clash after the Dowdell shooting. The coroner's jury cleared the white officer, while black leaders denounce the process as a Klanwash. Police and city social programs struggle to curb marijuana use, expand housing and black employment, and contain escalating tensions amid a growing radical presence around the university and East Lawrence.
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Scott
Rick Dowdell
Dowdell
Leonard Harrison
Douglas
Sounty
Lawrence
East Lawrence
Harry “Nick” Rice
Leawood
Kansas
Rel
Harrison
Free On Appeal
Kansas City
University of Kansas Black Student Union
Topeka
Kansas University
Board of Regents
E. Laurence Chalmers
John Waisner
Waisner
Police
Kan
Walls
Detroit
Cleveland
Simons
Democrats Dare Nixon On Veto
Washington AP report says House Democrats challenged President Nixon over social program funding and possible tax bills. Speaker McCormack, Whip Boggs, and Majority Leader Albert urged Nixon not to blame Congress, noting vetoes would be overridden and urging him to send up appropriate legislation.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Congress
Los Angeles
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Hale Boggs
D-La
Carl Albert
J. D-Okla
Cormack
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Democratic Congress
Magazine Sales Girl Arraigned In Mexico Iowa Case
A young woman selling magazines in Mexico was arraigned in Audrain County Magistrate Court on forgery charges. Jean Baker of Columbia and companion Clifford Gibeau of Seattle were linked to a forged check drawn on Mrs. John Pedersen of Mexico. Investigators say Baker raised a check amount and traced the signature to Pedersen, aiding Gibeau to cash it. Authorities warn residents to verify out of town salesmen licenses with the city clerk.
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Mexico
Audrain
Jean Baker
Columbia
Literary Readers Service Inc
Clifford Gibeau
Seattle
Wash
Yester’dav
Gibeau
John Pedersen
Wood
Lawn
Miss Baker
Harold Sulgrove
Ray Hendrix
Sulgrove
Chamber Advice On Dealing With Magazine Sales
Mexico residents are advised by the Chamber of Commerce to exercise caution with door to door magazine solicitations. Crews from Central Registry firms must register locally, and licenses are required for solicitors. Report complaints to police or sheriff and the Chamber. buy locally from trusted sources and verify costs. The Mexico Chamber can provide information on nationwide firms.
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Mexico
Jim Stowe
Chamber of Commerce
Parsons
Stowe
Central Registry
National
Better Business Bureau
Chambers of Commerce
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Sock Footed Cop Trails Shoesnapping Suspects
ST LOUIS AP A shoeless patrolman Eddie Boyd chased two gunpoint shoe thieves Thursday after they stole his shoes. The suspects fired a sawed off shotgun. one blast struck a man during the pursuit as Boyd, briefly blinded, continued the chase and captured the injured suspect.
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ST. Louis
Ane
Eddie Boyd
Boyd
Joe
Ina
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