Missouri Forecast and Local News Snapshots
The Daily Record reports showers and thunderstorms likely through Sunday across Missouri with highs 80 to 85 and gusty winds. Missouri River stages are listed for Kansas City, St Louis, and other cities. Audrain Medical Center admits several patients. births and discharges noted in Mexico and Fulton areas. Public safety notes include a burglary at 1719 Calhoun St and magistrate court actions for several defendants, plus a speeding case in Oak Crest Trailer Court.
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Clark and
Anderson Streets
Thomas Masters
Public Safety
Calhoun St
Dorris Shelton
S. Calhoun St
Shelton
Re Clover Potato Chip Co
Joseph I. Behrens
Elias Ned Sawyer
James Cafer
Gale Dickson
Andy Runge
Walter Elwood Hoyt
Steven Clay Fierge
Steven Robert Maxwell
Rush Hill
Rte. 1
Bond Urges Emergency Health Plan
Missouri Governor Christopher Bond called for a statewide emergency health program noting high death rates from accidents and illness. He cited fragmented ambulance coordination, few suitable units, and private ownership as issues while urging legislation and a radio and phone network linked to hospitals and ambulances. He thanked Cape Girardeau County Medical Society and regional efforts and prepared to attend a governors conference in Nevada.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
American College of Surgeons
Missouri House
Senate
Council On Comprehensive Health Planning
Health Division
Cape Girardeau County
Mrs. Miller Rites To Be Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs. James H. Miller who died Wednesday will be held at 2 p.m. today at Agnew Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Roy Kinder pastor of First Baptist Church. Burial will be in Walnut Grove Cemetery.
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Miller
Paris
James H. Miller
Agnew Funeral Home
Roy Kinder
First Baptist Church
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Stock market over the counter and NYSE moves
Over the counter bids show A B Chance 20 percent, Commerce BancShares 24 percent, Wetterau 20 percent. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks closes at 444 with 600 shares traded. Kaiser Aluminum is 15 percent unchanged followed by Panhandle Eastern Pipeline at 36 percent up. Ralston Purina at 38 54 down 4 with 1 900 shares and US Gypsum common at 21 percent unchanged with 700 shares.
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Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Kissinger Says Talks Successful in Iceland Summit
President Nixon’s top aides assert Reykjavik talks with French President Pompidou were a total success. Kissinger told reporters aboard the plane that objectives were achieved and Rogers echoed high confidence. Brezhnev visit and NATO talks noted for future disarmament steps. In Columbia, Stephen Mueller moved from ICU after tractor accident. Earl Precht shows slight improvement after heart attack.
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Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Iceland
Henry A. Kissinger
William P. Rogers
Kissinger
Reykjavik
Ronald L. Zielger
France
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Brezhnev
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Soviet Communist Party
Andrei Gromyko
California
Rogers
Stephen Mueller
University Medical Center
Columbia
Forrest Mueller
Lakeside Pl
Stephen
Albert E. Dutton Dies At Age 82 In Auxvasse
Albert E Dutton 82 of Auxvasse died at 3 a m today at Attdrain Medical Center in Mexico He worked at A P Green Co 1944 1959 and was a farmer at Shamrock He was WWI veteran and American Legion member Services pending at Maupin Funeral Home Burial will be at Auxvasse He was born Nov 22 1890 at Shamrock He and wife Florence celebrated 51st anniversary Feb 22 Surviving wife son two grandsons and a granddaughter, all in Mexico
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Auxvasse
Albert Dutton
Attdrain
Mexico
A.P. Green Co
Shamrock
James Bledsoe
American Legion
Maupin
Aux
Miss Jessie Poage Rites To Be Sunday
Funeral services for Miss Jessie M. Poage 88 of Perry will be Sunday at 2 p m at South Fork Presbyterian Church with Rev. John Henry Vanlandingham officiating. Burial follows in the church Cemetery. She died Thursday born July 30 1884 in Mineral County, daughter of James Henry Poage and Anne Hickman Poage. Survived by sister Mrs Anne Sharp and two nephews Robert Dean Sharp James Donald Poage. Friends may call at Wilkey Funeral Home today or at the church Saturday from 1 p m.
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Jessie M. Poage
South Fork Presbyterian Church
John Henry Vanlandingham
Mineral County
James Henry
Anne Hickman Poage
Page
Anne Sharp
Robert Dean Sharp
Shelbing
James Donald Poage
Hallsville
Wilkey Funeral Home
Optimists Hear Review Of Park Plan
The Mexico Optimist Club heard a review of the June 12 bond issue for Fairground Park improvements. Phase I covers an Olympic pool bath house concession stand comfort station and a 285 car lighted parking lot. Decker and Lovell outlined plans with ARCH illustrations and funding from the band issue and Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.
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Charles Lovell
Don Decker
Decker
Mexico Park Board
Lovell
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Ron Belmer
Luke Lukacs
Woody Woodruff
Paul Lowther
Dave Wilkinson
Church seeks new site after X rated films at drive-in
Christ United Methodist Church in Waynesboro Pennsylvania plans an alternative venue for early Sunday services after deciding not to continue at the Red Run Drive-In theater where X rated movies were shown. Regular worship remains at the church.
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Waynesboro
Christ United Methodist Church
Red Run
Franklin County
Miss Missouri Contestants Gather for Orientation In Mexico
Twenty one 1973 Miss Missouri Pageant contestants will attend an orientation at Missouri Military Academy this weekend. Larry Webber and Jim Dye with Jaycee Wives will brief on rules schedules scholarships and wardrobe. Photo sessions with Bob Calvert will follow with contestants from Brookfield Columbia College Henry County Kingdom of Callaway Kirksville Lewis County Mexico Palmyra St James Trenton Tri Lakes and Monroe City. Attendees for Sunday include Buckner Kansas City Jefferson County Centralia Northwest Missouri Ray County Raytown Southwest Missouri Tipton and William Woods.
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Mexico
Missouri Military Academy
Larry Webber
Jim Dye
Jaycee
Bob Calvert
Kelley May Be New FBI Chief
Kansas City's police chief C M Kelley says he is among candidates for director of the FBI. A former agent, Kelley learned two weeks ago he might be chosen to succeed J Edgar Hoover, who died May 2 1972. He has visited Washington recently and would accept the post if offered.
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C. M. Kelley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kelley
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Harvey S Firestone Dies At 75
Harvey S Firestone Jr. philanthropist and industrialist, eldest son of the Firestone founder, died at 75 in Akron. A company spokesman cited cancer. He led Firestone Foundation since 1948, helped global plant expansion, and served as Firestone Co president and CEO. He left a widow and three daughters with several siblings surviving. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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The
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Firestone
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Akron
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England
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Switzerland
South Africa
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Rubber Company
Leonard Firestone
Los Angeles
Raymond Firestone
Elizabeth
Russell
Roger
Elizabeth Firestone Willis
Washington, D.C
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Grosse Pointe Shores
Mich
John F. Ball
Greenwich
Conn
Harvey S. Firestone, III
Chicago
U.S. Department of Defense
Liberia
Germany
Spain
Finland
France
United Service Organizations Inc
Benefits Due Husbands Too In Uniform Rules
The Supreme Court ruling allows about 4,400 women in the armed services to apply for housing and medical benefits for their husbands. About 8,900 married servicewomen exist, with roughly half married to servicemen. Officials say double benefits are unlikely for those couples.
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Supreme Court
Armed Services
Pentagon
City opens 12 summer jobs under Emergency Employment Act
Mexico City announces 12 EEA summer positions for youths aged 14 to 22, paying 1.60 per hour for up to 20 hours weekly over 10 weeks from June 11 to August 17. Applicants must be permanent area residents, referred through the Missouri Division of Employment Security, with work at public service sites.
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Mexico
Neil Nielsen
Missouri Division of Employment Security
EEA
Nielsen
Employment Service Office
Johnson Birthday Becomes Texas State Holiday
Gov Dolph Briscoe signed a bill creating a new Texas state holiday marking Lyndon B Johnsons birthday August 27 at the Lyndon B Johnson Library on the UT campus. About 200 attendees included Lady Bird Johnson Luci Nugent Pat Nugent and their children.
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Austin
Tex
Lyndon B." Johnson
Texas
Dolph Briscoe
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Texas
Lady Bird Johnson
Johnson
Luci Nugent
Tie A Yellow Ribbon Wedding Tale Arrives
A wedding tale unfolds as the groom arrives to find a yellow ribbon tied around the old oak tree near the bride’s home. The scene echoes the song’s mood, signaling his entrance and the upcoming ceremony amid neighborhood chatter.
Terrorist Kills U S Adviser In Tehran
In Tehran a terrorist shot and killed Lt Col Lewis Hawkins 42 of Plymouth Indiana as he walked to a pickup point for his driver. Police tightened security at American sites and schools. Hawkins had served in Iran since last July and left a wife Annett and three sons.
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U.S
Lewis Hawkins
Plymouth
Ind
Iran
Hawkins
Annett
Terry
Ronald
Lee
Herman Hawkins
Rowan
Iowa
Douglas MacArthur IT
Hijackers 15000 Miles Set Record Across Latin America
Two masked gunmen hijacked a Colombian airliner, forced pilots to fly via Panama and Aruba, then escaped with 50000 dollars after landing in Buenos Aires. Captain Molina recounted the route from Aruba through Resistencia Paraguay to Argentina, while authorities recovered the crew and passengers. The hijackers first sought 140 inmates release, then 160000 dollars before receiving 50000 from SAM. Old Threshers meet Sunday in Paris with dates July 13 14 15 at the fairgrounds.
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Argentina
Latin America
Hugo Molina
Molina
South America
Resistencia
Here
Chaco
Asuncion
Paraguay
Air Force
Panama
Aruba
Ecuador
Peru
Jorge Lucena
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Caribbean
SAM
Old Threshers
Mark Twain ‘Old Threshers Association
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Paris
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