Weather forecast and readings for Missouri and Kansas City area
Official 7:00 am readings show last 24 hours high 88 and low 64 with 66 at 7 am. Zone 5 forecast partly cloudy today with highs mid to upper 80s. tonight and Thursday fair to partly cloudy with lows 64 to 70 and highs 88 to 92. Missouri outlooks show sunny to partly cloudy with thunderstorm chances, highs upper 80s to low 90s, cooler Sunday. River and lake stages listed for Kansas City and St Louis regions.
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Missouri
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Across Several Missouri Towns
Officials report admitted patients from Audrain Medical Center including Mrs. Pugh Mrs. Bock Junior Allen and others across Mexico Centralia Paris Martinsburg Sturgeon Auxvasse Wellsville High Hill and more. A new birth to Mr and Mrs Ronald L Adkisson in Centralia weighed six pounds seven ounces. Dismissals list numerous patients from multiple towns and two deaths noted at Mexico and Auxvasse. Police report Dwight J Rigsby cited for failing to stop at a red light on S Jefferson Street after a collision. further details follow.
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Audrain Medical Center
James O. Pugh
Lena Jewell Bock
Junior R. Allen
Willis L. Davis
Thelma Barnett
Don Davis
John D. Gilmore
Thomas A. Griffin
James M. Worthington
Willie Quisenberry
Mexico
Tommy W. Turner
Centralia
Pansy J. Baker
Clyde W. Waddell
Montgomery City
George L. Vanlandingham
Beulah E. Sims
Paris
Frank C. Scott
Des Moines
Iowa
Daniel W. McGuire
Martinsburg
Charles Briggs
Sturgeon
Edward Woods
Auxvasse
Raymond D. Kauble
James Edward Ford
Farber
Kimberly L. Johnson
Wellsville
James E. Todisman
High Hill
Ronald L. Adkisson
Adkisson
Bud
Todd C. Wilson
Cecil Dodd
Charles Rickard
Robert Mackie
Carlos Lee
Ethel M. Sherwood
Henry Muelebach
James Slater
James L. Ward
Charles R. Martin
Cynthia Kay Sharp
Edward P. Long
Joseph Mitchell
Howard Pickerell
Lake €. Wright
Donald A. Gentry
Earl Holcombe
Greenville
D.C
Marvin Joe Stone
Vandalia
Ray Benjamin Thomas
Rush
Marilyn Lavinder
Benton City
Mary Lewis
William London
Robert W. Freeman
Fulton
Mayme Brown
Dwight J. Rigsby
Route 3
Dixon
Rigsby
S. Jefferson St
Mexico police report storage fee dispute at Gulf Station
Complainant David W. Jones of Indianapolis filed a complaint after Les Beasley of Beasley's Gulf Service Station charged him a $3 storage fee for keeping his car in the driveway while he used a public phone booth. Jones left Mexico after paying and may seek an attorney later.
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Jackson and
Jefferson Sts
William R. Crews
E. Promenade St
David W. Jones
Indianapolis
Ind
Mexico
Les Beasley
Beasley
Gulf Service Station
Clark St
Jones
Mr. Beasley
Bicycler Seeks 50-Pound Loss on 3000 Mile Ride
STATELINE Nevada AP report says Lillian Hargrove 45 hopes to shed 50 pounds by taking her two sons Scott 15 and Jerry 14 and daughter Lillian 12 on a 3000 mile bicycle trek to Massachusetts. She weighs 185 pounds and started from Stateline after her husband drove them up the Sierra.
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Stateline
Nev
Lillian Hargrove
Massachusetts
Fair Oaks
Calif
Scott
Jerry
Lillian
Curtis
Sierra
Hargrove
Market rebounds as Dow climbs 7.44 points on bargain hunt
Stock trading showed moderate activity with A.B. Chance Co. and others listed on OTC, while NYSE prices advanced led by Dow Jones up 7.44 to 881.86. Lockheed rose to 10% on news of a possible government loan guarantee to avert bankruptcy amid mixed metals, utilities, and steels.
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New York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Lockheed Aircraft
Senate Banking Committee
Lockheed
Five Arrested in Yablonski Slaying Case
The article details pleas and charges in the Yablonski murder case. Vealey and accomplices faced plea agreements with prosecutors dropping several federal and state counts in exchange for guilty pleas. Five people were arrested, including the Gillys and Huddleston, with bodies found January 5, 1970.
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Sprague
Vealey
George E. Sweet
Common Pleas Court
Monongahela
Yablonski
Cleveland
Gilly
Martin
Annette
Silous Huddleston
Huddleston
la Follette
Tenn
Pennsylvania
Ohio
State Regional Correctional Institution
Greensburg
Gillys
Yablonskis
Kenneth
Clarksville
Oklahoma Cuts Annual Mailing
The University of Oklahoma will not mail yearbooks to area high schools unless requested. Officials cite a first section with four letter words drug references riots and antiwar content including a photograph of a nude girl as not representative of campus activity.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Paul Massgad
John Sprock of Auxvasse Dies at 78
John J. Sprock 78 a longtime High Ridge native and veteran of World War I died today at Audrain Hospital Auxvasse. He was a retired farmer who lived in Fenton and Auxvasse and was married 53 years to Clara Sprock. He leaves two sons four daughters 20 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St Pauls Catholic Church in Fenton with burial near Affton. The body is at Fieser funeral home in Fenton with a guard service planned by Fenton American Legion Post.
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Auxvasse
John J. Rock
Route 1
Ted
Audrain Hospital
Mr. Sprock
High Ridge
Fenton
Clara
American Legion Post 400
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
John I
Eugene
Laddonia
Charles Gansner
Victor Hill
Edward Asleman
Frank Zimmerly
Redbud
Willis Services To Be Thursday
Funeral services for Henry Willis 74 who died Monday at Deaconess Hospital in St. Louis will be held at 1 30 p m Thursday at Harper Chapel Methodist Church in Montgomery City Rev Homer Steinhardt will officiate burial will follow in Montgomery City Cemetery Friends may call at Schlanker Funeral Home in Montgomery City Willis a retired railroad worker was born March 23 1897 in Montgomery City a son of James and Harriet Robbs Willis He was a member of Harper Chapel Church His wife Nina died in 1969 Survivors include one granddaughter Mrs Adelia Parker two grandsons Kenny Brookin and Darin Parker two sisters Mrs Frances Miller and Mrs Katie Johnson and three sisters and a brother died earlier
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Montgomery City
Henry Willis
St. Louis
Harper Chapel Methodist Church
Homer Steinhardt
Schlanker Funeral Home
Mr. Willis
James
Harriet Robbs Willis
Harper Chapel
Nina
Adelia Parker
Kenny Brookin
Darin Parker
Frances Miller
Katie Johnson
Montgomery Bar Clinic Arranged
Montgomery City urges persons over 15 with hearing problems to contact Montgomery County nursing service for a visit by a mobile audiological testing unit. The unit provided by vocational rehabilitation will be in the area soon. call 564-2495 to arrange services.
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Montgomery City
Montgomery County Nursing Service
Winter’s Dead At Nome Buried
Nome Alaska undertaker Bobby Morse said the town will bury all its winter dead by Thursday as permafrost slows digging. Of 17 bodies, twelve have been buried so far and five remain to be interred by Thursday afternoon after break-up time in the North Country.
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Nome
Alaska
Bobby Morse
North Country
Morse
San Diego Bids For 1972 Republican National Convention
A joint San Diego committee of city and county officials and the GOP agreed to a 1.5 million bid to host the 1972 Republican National Convention. Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke said the bid greatly improves San Diego's chances after a two hour closed session.
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San Diego
Calif
GOP
Ed Reinecke
Laddonia Area Development Plans Centennial Meeting
The Laddonia Area Development Corporation will hold a general meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Laddonia area headquarters. The public is invited to attend as plans for the centennial are outlined. A committee report and an up to date finance report will be presented.
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Laddonia
Laddonia Area Development Corporation
Laddonia Area
Rex Johnson Reports SCS Work To Mexico Kiwanis
Rex Johnson, district conservationist for the U S Soil Service, spoke to the Mexico Kiwanis Club on the service s shift from rural to urban work since 1964, noting 95 counties with soil and water districts, Audrain included. He cited a 1967 Audrain office that became a major county unit, Missouri s Soil Service employing 308 statewide on a 3.3 million budget, and 1400 farm visits with 112 requests for help in Audrain last year, plus flood control, terracing and grass waterways projects.
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Rex Johnson
U.S. Soil Service
Mexico
Missouri
Soil Service
Johnson
Audrain County
Seale Witness Sentenced to Life
George Sams Jr. received a life sentence after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the 1969 slaying of Alex Rackley, a New York Black Panther. Sams testified that Bobby Seale ordered the killing. Seale and Ericka Huggins were later cleared of capital charges after a hung jury aborted the trial.
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New Haven, Conn
George Sams Jr
Connecticut
Black Panther
Bobby G. Seale
Sams
Alex Rackley
New York
Seale
Ericka Huggins
Superior Court
Harold M. Mulvey
Water games on tap Friday at Plunkett Park event
Playground supervisor Fuemmeler invites children to a Friday water balloon games event at Plunkett Park starting at 1 pm with activities including volleyball and keep away Stationed lunch from noon to 1 pm features a sack lunch picnic for attendees.
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Fuemmeler
Plunkett Park
North Vietnamese drive off rescue craft after marsh fighting
North Vietnamese troops repelled medic al rescue helicopters as Cambodian forces tried to extract wounded near the Vihear Suor marshes east of Phnom Penh. The Cambodians reported about 20 government soldiers wounded and 33 enemy bodies on the field. U S. and South Vietnamese forces reported ongoing attacks around Fire Base Fuller near the DMZ and a large ammo dump at Quang Tri was destroyed in blasts. The day included congressional and defense department briefings on sensitive Vietnam study material and document classification.
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Saigon
Vihear Suor
Phnom Penh
U.S. Command
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri
Fuller
Dmz
Vietnam
To Show New Rooms In White House
First Lady Pat Nixon invites the Committee for the Preservation of the White House to a luncheon at the White House to view two refurbished rooms the ground floor diplomatic reception room and the Vermeil room housing a silver gilt collection. President Nixon will go to Indianapolis to dedicate a plaque at his mother's birthplace and attend a Purdue University retirement dinner. Mrs Zigmon Thomas returns from St Louis where her daughter Mrs Lewis J Hizer is recovering from surgery at Jewish Hospital.
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Washington
Pat Nixon
Committee For the Preservation
White House
Nixon
Indianapolis
Purdue University
Zigmon Thomas
St. Louis
Lewis J. Hizer
Jewish Hospital
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