Audrain MCT weather, crime report, and court notices
Missouri forecast shows variable clouds and showers mainly southwest with highs 70 to 90. Audrain County police report break in at Glen's Garage, minor vehicle damage, and an accident near the Audrain County Courthouse. Magistrate Court fines listed. deaths include Billie M. Robison and Minnie Lee Sames. stock market closes with mixed shifts.
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Missouri
Mexico
Glen’s
East Liberty St
Glenn E. Morris
Mr. Morris
Robert Talley
Latney St
John Kesler
S. Mississippi St
Talley
Kesler
Latney Street
W. Monroe St
Audrain County
Roger Dean Jones
S. Calhoun St
Susan Kay Swanson
Kentucky St
Jones
Swanson
Dorothy Blaine
Sedalia
Mexico High School
Kissinger Opens Talks in Tokyo Amid Leaflet Incident
AP reports Henry Kissinger began fence mending talks with Japanese leaders in Tokyo after anti American leaflets were thrown in his hotel lobby. He sought to reassure Tokyo that U.S. Asia policy remains anchored in relations with Japan despite Nixon's Beijing and Moscow summits.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Asia
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
Planes Hit Along Enemy Coastline
American warplanes conducted more than 300 strikes from the DMZ to Haiphong, targeting fuel depots and military sites near Haiphong Thanh Hoa Vinh and Dong Hoi. B52s bombed Dong Hoi and troop positions near Hue while losses rose to 37 airmen missing since resuming bombing in April.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Thanh Hoa
Vinh
Dong Hoi
U.S. Command
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Hue
U.S
Hanoi
North
Plane Crash Kills US and Vietnamese Troops
Saigon AP report says a chartered Nationalist Chinese transport plane carrying 14 Americans 11 Vietnamese and six Chinese crew crashed into a central highlands mountain on June 3 while on a courier flight. Bad weather hampers the search with no secret operation claimed.
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Saigon
U.S
Mrs. Minnie Sames Dies At 86 In Centralia
Mrs. Minnie Lee Sames 86 lifelong Centralia resident died this morning at Lenoir Home in Columbia. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday by Rev. Donald Mattson. Burial Centralia Cemetery with visitation at Fenton funeral home. Memorials to First Christian Church or Lenoir Home. Survived by son John W. Sames Shawnee Mission Kansas daughter Mrs. Harry Jennings Centralia sister-in-law Mrs. Arthur Sames Centralia three grandchildren six great grandchildren.
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Centralia
Minnie Lee Sames
Lenoir
Columbia
Donald Mattson
Vison
Fenton Funeral Home
First Christian Church of
Sames
W.A
Mary Flynn Hulen
Charles Frederick Sames
First Christian Church
Chapter AF Peo
Pastime Club
John W. Sames
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Harry Jennings
Arthur Sames
J.W. Brownell
Flooding rocks Rapid City as city plunges into chaos
Eyewitnesses report cars swept by floodwaters, including a Volkswagen carrying panicked riders. Residents urged to higher ground but water blocks exits. National Guardsmen on alert at Camp Rapid as Black Hills city loses power and lines fail. Fires multiply. radio and phone outages hamper damage assessment. Rapid City, population about 43,000, lies in five to seven foot deep flood zones.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Camp Rapid
Best
Rapid City
Black Hills
South Dakota
Quantico Road and Yale Street Slurry Sealed This Week
The Mexico Street department will spread slurry sealing on Quantico Road from Tripoli Street to Boulevard Monday and on Yale Street from Western to Wear Street Tuesday. No rain this week allowed the resurfacing program to proceed without interruption. On Friday, Arcadia Street from Providence to Bennington Street will be sealed.
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Mexico Street
Quantico Road
Tripoli Street
Boulevard
Yale Street
Western
Wear Street
Arcadia Street
Providence
Bennington Street
Hunt Youths Body In Lake Of Ozarks
A search was to be resumed today for the body of Ken Bradley 17 of Berkeley Mo who disappeared in the Lake of the Ozarks after a boating accident Friday.
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Lake Ozark, Mo
Ken Bradley
Berkeley, Mo
Lake of the Ozarks
Nielsen to Speak at Tulsa Housing Conference Panel
Neil Nielsen Mexico city manager will headline the annual Southwest region conference of housing and redevelopment officials in Tulsa Oklahoma From Sunday to Tuesday he sits on the general session panel on revenue sharing for cities Also on the panel are Jack Meriweather Little Rock city manager and Ralph J Herald director of HUD office of program services Washington D C
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Neil Nielsen
Mexico City
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials
Tulsa
Okla
Nielsen
Jack Meriweather
Little Rock
Ark
Ralph J
Herald
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Washington, D.C
Seventeen Graduate From Mexico Nursing School
The 15th class of the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing graduated last night at the Fellowship Hall of Mexico Methodist Church. The Rev. C A Trotter delivered the principal address and remarks were given by Richard Nye and Joseph E Hodgin. Diplomas and pins were presented to 17 students marking one year of training.
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Mexico Methodist Church
Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing
C.A. Trotter
St. Paul Cme Church
Mexico Ministerial Alliance
The
Mexico Public Schools
Audrain Medical Center
Richard Nye
Joseph E. Hodgin
Guy Pitts
Peggy Sterner
R.N
Shelby Brandkamp
Davis Hart
Mexico Area
Church Groups Seek Court Challenge to Vietnam War
A broad segment of American churches debated using legal action to challenge the war. The National Council of Churches board discussed proposals from 33 Protestant and Orthodox denominations representing 42 million members. Rev Dr Robert Bilheimer urged that protests failed to halt the war and erode faith in democracy, arguing Christians see the war as immoral and a sin.
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New York
General Board
National Council of Churches
Council
Robert Bilheimer
Vietnam
Congress
Nixon
Bilheimer
United States
Indochina
Rennert Convicted Of Girl's Murder
Kansas City AP reports Ray James Rennert, 19, found guilty of first degree murder in the death of Jeanie Mattia Los Scalzo Noy. A circuit court jury recommended life imprisonment. The nude body of the 21 year old was found in a house she rented.
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Kansas City
Ray James Rennert
Jeanie Mattia Los
Circuit Court
Rennert
Miss Las Scalzo
Mariner 9 Views Mars North Pole Closeup
Mars mission Mariner 9 resumes sending vivid images after two months in storage mode. The night-shrouded north pole reveals hints of a permanent ice cap and layered formations, with south-pole photos showing an expanding carbon dioxide cap as winter begins.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 9
Mars
Earth
North Pole
Polar
South Pole
Ted Pounder
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mansfield Praises Nixon Summit Efforts at MSU
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield praised President Nixon for responding in a new fashion to international circumstances. He noted Nixon’s shifts in Indochina policy and cited Peking and Moscow visits as turning a corner for peace in 1972.
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Bozeman
Mont
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
U.S
Indochina
Mansfield
Montana State University
Montana Democrat
Peking
Moscow
Dead Minister Returns Home After Years Missing
Boston Globe reports Rev. William W. Clark, 60, who was listed as dead after disappearing at Wingaersheek Beach in 1968, is living in Newton Centre. Clark spent years in Canada with odd jobs. his attorneys plan a statement to address disappearance and legal issues.
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Boston
Wingaersheek
Gloucester
Newton Centre
Boston Globe
The
Globe
William W. Clark
Canada
Clark
Ester
Caroline Lee
Mrs. Viola Buck Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Viola Buck 68 of Route 1 Centralia were held at Arnold Funeral Home. Rev. Thomas Adams officiated with organist Mrs. John Willer. Burial followed at Mast Lawn Memorial Park with pallbearers Frank Vassos Curtis Sampson Russell Blair Bob Gentry Steve Harvey and Merle Jones.
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Arnold Funeral Home
Viola Buck
Route 1
Centralia
Thomas Adams
John Willer
Mast Lawn Memorial Park
Frank Vassos
Curtis Sampson
Russell Blair
Bob Gentry
Steve Harvey
Merle Jones
Retail Stores Plan Events and Downtown Parking Proposal
The Mexico Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee approved free nightly parking and a downtown clerks parking lot plan, plus open store hours for an event night and a “Meet the Candidates” gathering. They listed seasonal sales and events to boost shopping including sidewalk sales, dollar days, and Mexican Fiesta.
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Mexico
Kline’s
Warren McIntyre
Kissinger Briefed by Japanese Leaders After Leaflet Incident
In Tokyo Henry Kissinger opened fence-men ding talks with Japanese industrialists shortly after two youths tossed anti-American leaflets in his hotel lobby. Police arrested the demonstrators as Kissinger met 47 industrialists and later planned to dine with Prime Minister Eisaku Sato.
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Tokyo
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Asia
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
Kissinger
Southeast Asia
Japan Patriotic Society
China
Eisaku Sato
Yoshizane Iwasa
U.s.-Japan Economic Council
Japan
United States
Kissiner
National Art Museum
Mrs. Harrison Rites This Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Harrison 79 of 702 S Jefferson St will be held at 2 p m at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Bradford V Powell of Moberly officiating. Organist Mrs John Willer and soloist Mrs John Conner. Burial in East Lawn Memorial Park with pallbearers Bland Wright Armstrong Don Conklin Marvin Alligan Ronald Potter and Leslie Mitchell.
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Arnold Funeral Home
Mary Harrison
S. Jefferson St
Bradford V. Powell
Moberly
John Willer
John Conner
East Lawn Memorial Park
Bland Wright
Armstrong
Don Conklin
Marvin Alligan
Ronald Potter
Leslie Mitchell
10 Percent Hike In Social Security Benefits Move Ahead
Washington AP report notes the Senate Finance Committee voted 10 percent social security rise for 27 million pensioners raising individual payments from 133 to 146 and couple from 228 to 245 monthly. debate on funding via higher payroll taxes and workfare and a potential catastrophic illness plan to be considered on the Senate floor.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate
Long
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
Black Woman Governs Texas For A Day
Houston senator Barbara Jordan is sworn in as governor for a day making her the first Black woman to lead a state. At 36 she serves as president pro tempore of the Texas Senate and will run for the U S House after winning the Democratic nomination with 80.4 percent in a four way race.
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Austin
Tex
Barbara Jordan
Houston
State
Senate
Miss Jordan
U.S. House
Paul Merritt
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Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
S.D
Pennington County
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