Weather and local notices from Missouri and Kansas City
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show clear to partly cloudy skies with minor temperature changes. Forecast for Zone 5 calls for highs in the low 80s, lows in the 60s, and a small chance of measurable precipitation tonight and Saturday. River stages listed for several Missouri and Kansas City sites, with minor fluctuations expected. Police, hospital, births, deaths, marriages, and court notices from the region are reported, including a two-car collision, a bite incident at Lakeview Park, and numerous local court fines and licenses.
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Missouri
Washington St
Monroe St
Delbert L. Admire
Quantico Rd
Cecil David Kysar
S. Calhoun St
Doyle Parks
Route 3
Centralia
Mexico
Sonya
Lakeview Park
Missouri Livestock Market Center Market Report Summary
Market report from Missouri Livestock Market Center and National Stockyards. Slaughter hogs steady to 30 cents higher across weight classes. hogs 200-280 pounds mostly 25.00 to 28.00 per cwt. Slaughter cattle steady at early sales with late sales down 25 to 50 cents. steers 950-1200 pounds 36.25 to 37.00. 1000-1300 pounds 32.00 to 35.00. heifers 750-1000 pounds 34.50 to 36.70. cows 25.50 to 26.50. Feeder steers 750-950 pounds 36.00 to 38.50. National Stockyards forecasts: hogs 7,000 receipts, cattle 3,000, sheep 400. prices mostly lower for hogs, cows steady to lower, steers 24.00 to 26.50 for various grades. Chicago grain futures mixed. soybeans near 3.47 July, corn around 1.21 July, wheat around 1.42 July.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
Danny Barnes
National Stockyards
Ill
U.S
Chicago
Ie Chicago Board of Trade
Area Students Join 1000 Hills Band Camp In Kirksville
Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel leads the 1000 Hills Summer Band Camp at Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville returning for his fifth year. More than 800 students from Missouri Iowa and Illinois attend living in dormitories and rehearsing under tents at 1000 Hills State Park with 24 instructors. Contact Robert Scott for details. Also missing is a large male terrier named Beaver last seen wearing a brown harness with ID tags and rabies license. reward offered.
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Arnald D. Gabriel
U.S. Air Force Band
1000 Hills
Northeast Missouri State College
Kirksville
Missouri
Iowa
Ilinois
1000 Hills State Park
Robert Scott
Tri-State
Meri Jean Reddick
Fran Wilson
Mexico
Karen Sue Christian
Rhonda Sue Gish
Vandalia
Cheryl Ann Sommer
Mary Ann Elizabeth Sutter
Wellsville
Lisa Arlene
Lois Arlene Hayden
Thompson
Judy Ann Myers
Perry
Stock Market Roundup From Over the Counter Trading
In over the counter trading yesterday A B Chance 27 percent bid and asked. Commerce Bancshares 40 percent bid 50 percent asked. Wetterau 39 percent bid 30 percent asked. On the New York Stock Exchange Robbie Brooks 10 percent. Dresser Industries 974 down 4 6 600 Interco 49 percent up 4 2 800 Kaiser Aluminum 23 percent up 3 700 Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 33 percent down 4 100 Ralston Purina 39 percent down 5 15 100 US Gypsum common 28 42 up percent 13 100.
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Down
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
McGovern plans spark GOP grilling on tax and spend
Senator Javits warns against assuming tax reform means tax cuts as McGovern’s program contemplates up to 34 billion dollars in defense cuts, a 77 percent inheritance tax, a $1000 federal payment to individuals, and federal sharing of education costs. He urges finance by priorities or new revenue to avoid out of control deficits and renewed inflation.
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McGovern
Federal Treasury
Javits
Hearing set as Bill Hungate previews OSHA testimony
Congressman Bill Hungate announced confirmed witnesses for the Small Business Subcommittee hearings on Small Business and the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 in Washington. Stakeholders from labor business and farming will testify starting June 20 with sessions on June 20 21 22 and 27. William Lowe of Mexico Missouri president of the U S Chamber of Commerce and other industry leaders will speak along with government and farm group representatives.
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Washington, D. C
Bill Hungate
Hungate
Carl T. Curtis
Rneb
Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration
William 5. Lowe
Mexico
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
A. P. Green Refractories Co. L. C
Clell) Carpenter
Miss Frances Giddings Dies In West
Frances Giddings 43, longtime Centralla resident, died May 19 in La Jolla California. Cremated remains to be interred at Centralia Cemetery at 10 a m Monday with services led by Rev. Donald Mattson. Survived by sister Mary Rece of Phoenix and nieces Elizabeth Rece Neal of Carlsbad New Mexico and Helen Rece of Phoenix plus church affiliations at La Jolla. Funeral handled by Meador and Sons.
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Centralia
Frances Giddings
White Sands
TaJolla
LaJolla
Calif
Centralla
Centralia Cemetery
Donald Mattson
First Christian Church
Meador and Sons Funeral Home
Giddings
Mary Rece
Phoenix, Ariz
Elizabeth Rece Neal
Carlsbad
N. M
Helen Rece
Phoenix
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Patterson Dies in Illinois in Carbondale
Lucille Patterson 59 of Carbondale Illinois died at 10 p m in Doctor's Memorial Hospital after two and a half years illness burial in Oakwood Cemetery Mt Vernon funeral Sunday at 2 p m at Huffman Funeral Home officiated by Rev Estil Murphy she was born December 2 1912 in Enfield Illinois survived by husband Charles Patterson daughter Nancy Eckenberger and two grandchildren
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Lucille Patterson
Carbondale
Mexico
Doctor’s Memorial Hospital
Huffman Funeral Home
Estil Murphy
United Methodist Church
Dorris Heights
Oakwood
Mt. Vernon
Patterson
Enfield
Ill
Fenton M
Mary Elizabeth Stull Lumm
Methodist Church of Mexico
Charles Patterson
Jim D
Nancy) Eckenberger
South Bend
Ind
Missouri Brokerage
J. R. Eckenberger
Tom Merritt
Henry A Brooks laid to rest at Second Baptist Church
Funeral services were held today at Second Baptist Church for Henry A Brooks aged 83 of 913 Garfield Street. The Rev William Duncan officiated with Ricky Moore on organ. Burial followed at Auxvasse Cemetery. Pallbearers were Mason Brooks George Batsell Taylor Curtis George Anderson Dennis Walker and Walter Hayes. Arnold Funeral Home supervised arrangements.
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Second Baptist Church
Henry A. Brooks
Garfield St
William Duncan
Ricky Moore
Auxvasse
Mason Brooks
George Batsell
Taylor Curtis
George Anderson
Dennis Walker
Walter Hayes
Arnold Funeral Home
Mrs Ruth Tuepker Rites Held Today at Arnold Funeral Home
Mrs Ruth Tuepker 76 of Hyannis formerly Mexico died age and service held this morning at Arnold Funeral Home officiated by Rev Ivan Donaldson with Mrs John Willer as organist. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery with pallbearers George Clough Leo Hisele W H Holtcamp Raymond Snook Gaither Berry Sr and Herbert Petty.
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Ruth Tuepker
Sylvan
Ruth) Tuepker
Hyannis
Mass
Mexico
Ivan Donaldson
Arnold Funeral Home
John Willer
Elmwood Cemetery
George Clough
Leo Hisele
W. H. Holtcamp
Raymond Snook
Gaither Berry Sr
Herbert Petty
House Appropriations Bill Risks Presidential Veto
The House passed a 28.6 billion dollar appropriations bill for Labor Health Education and Welfare with 277 to 600 vote backing. It surpasses Nixon’s request by 1.27 trillion for health and education programs and goes to the Senate for the fiscal year starting July 1. The measure mirrors two prior vetoed drafts due to higher spending.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Senate
Rural policy clash surfaces over Young Executives plan
Witnesses warn the Young Executives proposal would end dairy and loan programs, phase out price supports, and cut loan rates to disaster level. Rep Abourezk labeled it unconscionable as rural population and farm policy become a national platform issue amid calls to keep people in the countryside and avert rural decline.
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NFC
Pfingston
Abourezk
America
Fred V. Heinkel
National Farm Coalition
Welfare Chief Kills Wife Then Ends His Life in Missouri
Centerville emergency crews found Henry Butts, 62, and his wife in their home. Butts stabbed his wife, slashed her throat, then shot himself, per coroner. The couple’s bodies were discovered by a neighbor and a welfare office employee around 6:30 a.m. The sheriff noted personal despair and a late drive to the West Fork River where the body was found.
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Centerville
Reynolds County Welfare Director
Henry Butts
K.T. Carter
Butts
Dr. Carter
Welfare Office
Bill Scott
West Fork
Scott
Morris Pledges 1000 To Open Meeting Cause
Jefferson City Missouri Lt Gov Morris pledged $1000 to back the Citizens Lobby in funding for the Sunshine bill campaign to place the open government measure on the November ballot. The drive aims for a $6000 midnight deadline with pledges averaging $10 each as organizers seek public support for open meetings.
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Jefferson City
William
Morris
Ray Appleton
Carl Wilson
Appleton
Wilson
Draft Board Top Secretive Says Suit
A U S District Court suit accuses St. Louis County Selective Service Board No 100 of secrecy about induction procedures seeking removal of all seven board members and naming Missouri director Robert Merrick as a defendant. Edgar B. Roberts of Kirkwood said the action is a court step after failed attempts to resolve the dispute with the board.
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Selective Service Board No. 100
Edgar B. Roberts
Kirkwood
Roberts
Milk Price War Hits Goodland As Stores Cut Farther
In Goodland Kansas milk prices rebounded to 23 cents a gallon after a two week price war that saw prices plunge to 3 cents. Three major markets Boogarts Gibson Inc and IGA led the competition. Most milk comes from Denver via Lamar Colorado and Colby Kansas.
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Goodland
Kan
Boogarts
Gibsons Inc
IGA
Denver
Lamar
Colo
Colby
Fr Offutt to Lead JC Diocese Planning Office
The Rev J James Offutt Jr named executive director of the Diocesan Planning Commission by Bishop Michael F McAuliffe. Fr Offutt studied sociology at Notre Dame since 1969 and served as assistant pastor at Glasgow 1963–69 after ordination in Rome in 1962. The bishop announced additional clerical transfers including Hilke to St Margaret’s Osage Bend and Rau stepping in.
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Offutt
J. James Offutt Jr
J. J. Offutt
Mexico
Jefferson City
Michael F. McAuliffe
Fr. Offutt
University of Notre Dame
Glasgow
North American University
Rome
McAuliffe
Aloysiius G. Hilke
St. Joseph's
Rhineland
St. Martin’s
Starkenburg
St. Margaret’s
Osage Bend
Raymond Rau
Robert Keating
St. Brendan's
St. Peter’s
Immaculate Conception
Pilots weigh strike as Security Council eyes hijacking crisis
Pilots union leaders warn of a possible strike if no solution to hijacking is found. The International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations plans to decide Monday on actions, while the U N Security Council may meet Tuesday to address the hijacking issue and its timing could affect the strike.
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International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Tearful eviction of kennel owner leaves dogs dispersed
Mrs Bebier faced a three day eviction after zoning denial forced her to abandon five acres and 60 dogs. The city allowed some animals to be moved to shelters but she struggled to finance a new site while losing puppies and market stock. Welfare authorities took several dogs to temporary care as she packed to leave with nowhere to go.
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Thad
Missouri
Wes Mertin
Society For Prevention of Cruelty For Animals
Planes Hit North Vietnam in Record 350 Strikes
U S war planes conducted a record 350 strikes across southern North Vietnam including three MIG bases a naval base and an army barracks while avoiding Hanoi amid Podgorny visits. B52s pounded Dong Hoi for ninth day as ground fighting surged near An Loc Hue saw 67 NVN killed in clashes on its western outskirts.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Nikolai Podgorny
Hanoi-Haiphong
Soviet Union
Podgorny
MI6
Air Force
Bai Thung
Khe Phat
Quan Lang
Navy
Midway
Hai Yen
Vinh
Badong
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Hue
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Highway 13
An Loe
An Loc
Arnett
24 Million Bees Stolen From Ranch
Yakima County deputies search for 24 million bees and 800 hives missing from the Jim and Jess Bunch bee ranch over the weekend. Hives valued at about 24000 dollars, bees worth untallied pending honey market conditions.
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Yakima, Wash
Yakima County
Sheriff's Deputies
Jim
Jess Bunch
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