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Weather forecast for Zone 5 and Missouri with highs in the 90s and lows around 55 to 65, extended outlook through Tuesday includes chances of thunderstorms and mild conditions. News briefs include hospital admissions, marriage licenses, police reports, magistrate court, probate matters, livestock market data, and commodity prices from Mo Livestock Market Center, National Stockyards, and Chicago exchanges.
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Missouri
Modest gains in stocks pace on Friday on NYSE
In over the counter trading A B Chance 27 percent bid 27 percent asked Commerce Bancshares 48 49 Wetterat 3754 bid 30 Adverse moves in New York Stock Exchange listed issues Bobble Brooks 11 down 4 Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 33 down Ya Ralston Purina 41 up US Gypsum common 28 down 4 US Gypsum preferred 315 down Ya The noon Dow Jones industrial average rose to 962.22 with advances ahead of declines in moderate trading."
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterat
New York Stock Exchange
Bobble Brooks
Dresser Industries
Intercn
Kalaer Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
NEW York
Mid-Mo Commission Receives $18,616 Planning Grant
The Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission at Fulton is awarded an $18,616 grant by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. funds will back environmental and engineering studies for a regional comprehensive plan including urban space recreation and water and sewer needs. Mayor Frank F. Jost of Linn chairs the commission, which spans Audrain Callaway Osage Cole Howard Moniteau Boone and Cooper counties.
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Sens
Stuart Symington
Thomas F. Eagleton
Bill Hungate
Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission
Fulton
Frank F. Jost
Linn
Audrain
Callaway
Osage
Cole
Howard
Moniteau
Boone
Cooper
Local Couple Welcomes First Child David Fisher
David Fisher was born Wednesday at 9 10 p m in Albuquerque to David and Mrs Ronald G Fisher of Albuquerque formerly of Mexico. The baby weighed 8 pounds 10 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Earl Black and Mrs Lewis R Fisher of Albuquerque with great grandparents Mr and Mrs Lyndall Craghead of Route 2 Mexico.
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Audrain Medical Center
Lee J. McFarling
Larry J. Gordon
Demetrios G. Tsilakas
DeAnna Eastman
Catherine Childs
Jeffrey J. Anselmi
Jesse J. Anselmi
Henrietta Lancaster
Claude VanSkike
Wallace Witchie
Jane Neely
Mignon Towne
William Spradlin Jr
Wayne McGruder
Lee Roy Monk
Mexico
Charles E. Kelly
Julia Sudsberry
Paris
Charles A. Stone
Martinsburg
Carl Bell
Centralia
Bell
Grace's Sinclair
Columbia
Jarvis Martin
Horace Turley
Vera Britt
Ida W. Vansickle
Bobby G. Johnson Jr
Carlotes D. Graves
Lella D. Beagles
John Tomlinson
James Y. Stuart
Bruce A. Jones
Russell L. Jones
Rita Bentley
Vernis W. Posey
Omer Bosworth
Mattie Howard
Clarence G. Myers
Perry
Harold Jenkins
Laddonia
Donald W. Becker
Kingdom City
Kate H. Moss
Raymond QC
Sapp
Auxvasse
Brenda G. Furkin
Fulton
Cline Wasson Jr
Kimberly Hanson
Cor Helia A. Norris
Vandalia
Ronald G. Fisher
Albuquerque
N.M
David Fisher
Nixon frames 1972 as peak year for peace progress
President Nixon boasted that the 1972 summits mark a national journey toward lasting peace, citing Moscow talks with Brezhnev, space and medical cooperation, and a landmark treaty limiting strategic nuclear weapons. He defended arms accords against critics, saying the United States now leads toward security and a reduced arms spiral. He noted Warsaw welcomes and hinted at new Indochina diplomacy while acknowledging Vietnam talks remain delicate.
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Peking
Nixon
America
Moscow
Joint Commercial Commission
United States
U.S.S.R
United States of America
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Austria
Tran
Leonid Brezhnev
Indochina
Freeze Gas Supply In N E Missouri
Hannibal Missouri AP Great River Gas Co. serving Hannibal and 19 northeast Missouri communities cannot fill new gas service requests. The sole supplier Panhandle Eastern can no longer obtain sufficient additional supplies delaying new connections.
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Hannibal, Mo
Great River Gas Co
Hannibal
Missouri
Wad Alms
Great River
Panhandle Eastern
Mrs Rich Recovering From Hip Fracture at Marionville
Mrs Rich of Eldon and the former Agnes White of Mexico, now in Ozark Methodist Manor at Marionville Missouri, recovering from a hip fracture. Friends may send cards to that address with ZIP code 65705.
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Homer FE. Rich
Eldon
Agnes White
Mexico
Ozark Methodist Manor
Marionville
Ronald E. Ketchum Rites Here Sunday
Ronald E. Ketchum 46 of Independence Missouri formerly of Mexico died this morning after several illnesses. He was son of C Van and Goldie Tucker Ketchum of Jefferson City. He leaves a son Billy Dale Ketchum 11 and a sister Mrs James Holohan of Jefferson City. Funeral Sunday 1 30 p m at Precht Pickering Funeral Home with Rev Robert R Collins. Burial La Plata Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p m Saturday.
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Ronald E. Ketchum
Independence
Mexico
C. van and
Goldie Tucker Ketchum
Jefferson City
Ta Plata
Ketchum
Billy Dale Ketchum
James Holohan
Precht-Pickering
Robert R. Collins
LaPlata
McDonald Rites Saturday At Vandalia
Funeral services for Glen E. McDonald, victim of a farm accident near Vandalia, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church. Burial follows at Memorial Gardens. Death attributed to carbon monoxide poisoning, with investigations by Audrain and Ralls counties.
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Vandalia
Glen E. McDonald
First Baptist Church
Bob Hoehn
Memorial Gardens
Waters Funeral Home
Audrain County
Connie Pickering
Ralls County
McDonald
Ira K. Spires Rites At Fulton
Funeral services for Ira K. Spires will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Maupin Funeral Home. Spires, a retired Fulton State Hospital attendant, died Thursday at Callaway Memorial Hospital. He was born January 17, 1905 in Montgomery County. He is survived by three sons, a daughter, three sisters, and five brothers. Burial will be at Callaway Memorial Gardens.
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Ira K. Spires
Maupin Funeral Home
Spires
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Montgomery County
Hardin
Jesse Hamlett Spires
Fulton State Hospital
Robert
Clarence
Mexico
William
Bell Center
Ohio
Vera Tadlock
Farber
Genirua Parson
Vivalene Outlaw
Vandalia
Dorothy Garper
High Hill
Ruben
Henry
Springfield
Ill
Wellsville
Orvie
Wesley
Renick
Carl Swiney
Callaway Memorial Gardens
Ford Faces Possible Recall Over Improper Vehicle Tests
EPA officials said Ford may face recalls to prevent misrouted or mispositioned cars and possible criminal charges for falsifying original test procedures. Ford repeats tests, a three month process, while a dealer jam could occur next fall. Officials probe compliance with the Clean Air Act and potential sanctions against Ford and its employees.
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Ford
Ruckelshaus
EPA
George Y. Allen
Allen
Jefferson City Jazz Band invited to national championship
The 26 member Jefferson City High School jazz band directed by Jerry Hoover earned a spot at the National Jazz Band Championship in Mobile, Alabama. They will perform in New Orleans on June 6 before leaving for Mobile June 7 to compete against 14 bands, with the festival running through June 10.
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Mobile Jefferson City
Jefferson City
Mobile
Ala
Jerry Hoover
New Orleans
Jackson Square
McDonnell Completes First DC10 Jumbo Jet Version
McDonnell Douglas in Long Beach unveils the DC103C long range DC10, with tests planned soon and federal certification expected later this year. The firm leads wide body jet sales with 168 orders and 70 options, competing with Lockheed and Boeing as Boeing trims 747 production. The DC1030 variant shows 55 orders and 43 options, range up to 6000 miles and payload up to 655000 pounds, with price estimates between 16 and 18 million dollars.
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Long Beach
Calif
McDonnell Douglas Corp
St. Pauls
McDonnell Douglas
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burbank
Boeing Co
Seattle
Personal News of Wellsville Summary
Wellsville school notes list student leaders by grade with presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and student councils. Names include Kathy Dunn Joni Keith John Bush Bruce Hildebrand Carol Christian John Keith Laura Koester Debbie Morris Jeff Wert Click Bishop Sondra Briscoe Valeria Lewis Joseph Houston Linda Edwards Teresa Beshears Cindy Sickler Ted Surls Debbie Presley Rhonda Stuart Paul Hill Steve Lemasters Randy Harrington Luke Briscoe John Lewis
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Kathy Dunn
Joni Keith
John Bush
Bruce Hildebrand
Carol Christian
John Keith
Laura Koester
Debbie Morris
Jeff Wert
Click Bishop
Sondra Briscoe
Valeria Lewis
Joseph Houston
Linda Edwards
Teresa Beshears
Cindy Sickler
Ted Surls
Debbie Presley
Rhonda Stuart
Paul Hill
Steve Lemasters
Rail Car Blast Hits Dallas Homes
A Missouri Pacific railroad tank car exploded in flames in Dallas injuring at least 11 people and prompting evacuations of about 75 families. The blast damaged several homes on the East Side and sparked four-alarm fire response as crews prevented a second tank car from igniting.
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Dallas
Missouri- Pacific Railroad
Larry Roberts
Cmmmunity Center
Angela Davis Goes To Jury Today
In San Jose California the Angela Davis trial moves to jury deliberation after a heated closing. Defense attorney Branton depicted Davis as a symbol of a rigged system while prosecutors urged a fair verdict based on evidence in the 1970 courthouse siege case.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Richard ©. Arnason
Sever
Iuee A. Branton
Miss Davis
Branton
Albert Harris Jr
Jonathan Jackson
George
San Quentin
Jonathan
Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
Marin County
James McClain
McClain
Soledad Brothers
George Jackson
Court House
Haley
Mrs Towne Ill Admitted After Pneumonia
Mrs J J Towne was admitted to Audrain Medical Center on Thursday evening suffering from pneumonia.
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J.J. Towne
Audrain Medical Center
Jerichow recalls MMA growth and land purchases over years
Jerichow describes the Academy’s expansion from 20 acres in 1934 to 288 acres, noting land purchases, a nonprofit shift, and changes in operations. He recounts early projects including blacktopping, livestock shifts to horses and ducks, and a memorandum with a neighbor over tomato losses. He plans partial retirement but will assist when needed.
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Jerichow
St. Louis
Academy
Jerichon
MMA
Colonels
Simes
Bullet Misses Black Candidate in East Orange
East Orange mayor William S. Hart Sr. narrowly escaped injury when a .25 caliber bullet struck the roof of his limousine. Police and detectives investigated whether the shooting near City Hall was deliberate or accidental as Driver Detective Walter Bell, about to open the door, retrieved the ricocheted slug.
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East Orange
N.J
William S. Hart Sr
Congress
George Daher
Walter Bell
City Hall
Bell
Community Event Recap From Perry and Surrounding Towns
Perry residents compete in events with winners in classes 18 19 and 20 including Perry Paris and Monroe City participants. Officials Bill Ratliff Maurice Mills and crowd roles noted amid Eastern Star meeting plans and honors for Rev. C D Howell. Craig Long and Mrs Trower named to dean's honor rolls at Missouri University in Columbia.
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Paris
Sammy Sharp
Perry
Brian Coleman
Debbie
Linda
Joe Webb
Monroe City
Jilda
Bob Long
Kossie Long
Paula Friedkien
Billy Nation
Vandalia
Becky Hook
Bowling Green
Pete Gost
Elmer Coleman
Bruce Coleman
Norman Stuart
Dale Raleigh
Luddonia
Danny Sharp
Bill Ratliff
Association
Maurice Mills
Eastern Star
C. D. Howell
Carol Norman
Craig Long
Jack Long
University of Missouri, Columbia
Bil
Carolyn Ruth
Missouri University
Columbia
Trower
Lambert D. Little, Jr
Randolph ‘Lrower
Wiretap Law Void Ruling Narrows 1968 Act
U S District Judge Joseph Lord voided the 1968 federal wiretap statute as unconstitutional on its face citing Fourth Amendment safeguards. The ruling came in a motion by seven defendants in a $10 million gambling case seeking suppression of electronically gathered evidence. However, DOJ officials signaled no immediate impact pending review.
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U.S. District Court
Joseph S. Lord
U.S. Atty
Peter Valra
Justice Department
Washington
Criminal Division
Lord
U.S
Matthew F. Whitaker
Pottsville
Schuykill County
Pennsylvania
FBI
John W. Lord Jr
John Lord
Joseph Lord
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Man Arrested In Death Threats Against Senators
In San Francisco a 36 year old man was arrested Thursday night for making death threats against Senators Hubert H. Humphrey and George McGovern. Police traced three calls to the Cow Palace and life threats to Humphrey and McGovern, with Secret Service involvement. The suspect’s identity and booking status were not immediately released. Humphrey’s televised appearance at a Cow Palace auction benefit may have influenced the calls.
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San Francisco
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
Hall of Justice
Cow Palace
Humphrey
McGovern
Secret Service
Sen. Humphrey
Charge Reduced in Columbia Assault Case Involving Ex-MU Player
Former University of Missouri football player Booker I. Washington saw assault with intent to ravish charges reduced to common assault on Wednesday and was placed on two years probation. The April 25 charge involved Melissa Mann of Columbia College and was reduced at the request of Mann and her parents.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Booker I. Washington
Washington
Melissa Mann
Columbia College
Comon Aasualle
Charles W. Franklin
Miss Mann
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