Weather and police notes from Audrain County Missouri
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show clear warm conditions with highs mid to upper 90s tonight and Friday. Extended Missouri outlook calls for continued warm humid weather with scattered afternoon showers and possible thunderstorms. Police reports include traffic collisions on Liberty Street and Highway 22, numerous local notices, hospital admissions, births, deaths, and sheriff court actions in Mexico and surrounding towns.
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Missouri
Magistrate Court guilty pleas and assorted charges
Marcus Aderton admitted guilt to drunk in public and common assault and received concurrent sentences of 30 days and two months plus costs. Credit covers time served since June 5 awaiting trial. Other items include DUI charges, divorce filings, bogus check case, motions for new trials and changes of venue, and city court fines for disorderly conduct and traffic violations.
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Magistrate Court
Curry Marcus Aderton
Ledger
William Robert Dunkle
Missouti
Market Center
Thomas Joseph Dryden
Dept. OF AG
Marty
Schroeder
James Dewayne Williams
Laws
Linda Kay Hodgson
Michael Thomas Hodgson
Donald Gee Hamilton
Joyce Howlett
Joseph Howlett
Missouri Highway Commission
Byron Shoemaker
James Franklin Salmons
Joe Frank Deimeke
Jerome
Teresa Talken
Regina Talken
Jay
IGA
Patrick Henry Crawford
Fulton
James W. O’rourke
Hardin Park
Mary Jane Sullivan
Route 8
Columbia
Larry
Livestock auction notes at National Stockyards Illinois
National Stockyards reports Friday estimates for hogs cattle calves and sheep with buyers and sellers watching barrows and gilts prices up to 50 higher on lighter weights. Cattle and calves receipts mainly feeders with steady cow and holstein prices and limited test of market for other classes. Chicago USDA price test notes show insufficient data for cattle and no sheep market.
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Til
U.S
Stock market slips into modest gains amid mixed trading
In over the counter trading A B Chance Co and Commerce Bancshares posted fractional bids and asks while Wetterau showed a wide spread. NYSE activity featured Bobbie Brooks Dresser Kaiser and Panhandle figures with modest moves as the Dow rose 1.17 to 880.62 and breadth favored advancers 3 to 2 amid sluggish bargain hunting.
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A. B. Chance Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
U.S
New York
General Denies He Made Threat in Medina Case
AP reports at Fort McPherson a two star general denied threatening a soldier with a court martial to testify against Captain Ernest Medina. Major General Bernard Rogers said immunity for testimony was not offered to Sargent Lawrence La Croix. The hearing reviews a defense motion alleging improper command influence in the My Lai massacre case.
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FT. Mcpherson
Ernest L. Medina
Medina
Bernard W. Rogers
Department of the Army
Lawrence Charles la Croix
la Croix
Ft. Carson
Cole
Charlie Company
My Lai
Rogers
Week of Combat Deaths and Wounds Reported
Saigon reports 25 U.S. deaths, 353 South Vietnamese, and 1,681 enemy killed in the week. American toll same as prior week. South Vietnamese deaths up 31, enemy deaths down 194. Wounded: 215 Americans and 822 South Vietnamese, compared with 199 and 934 the prior week.
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Saigon
Centralia Pastor Howard White dies at 54
The Rev. Howard White, 54, pastor of First Baptist Church in Centralia, died at Boone County Hospital after a heart attack suffered May 9. Born June 8, 1917 in Herrin, he served in World War II, studied at Southern Illinois University and Southwest Baptist Seminary, and led Centralia church since 1964. He is survived by his wife Avis, son Gary, two daughters, his mother, five grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church with burial in Glendale Memorial Gardens. Visitation begins Friday at Fenton Funeral Chapel.
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Centralia
Howard White
First Baptist Church
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
White
Audtain Medical Center
Columbia Hospital
Mr. White
Herrin
Ill
T. B. White
Alberta Monroe White
Sherwood Arms
Avis Martin
Fulton
Tenn
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Southwest Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas
Illinois
Anna Church
Anna, Til
New Hope Church
First Church
Central Park Church
Davenport
Iowa
Temple Baptist Church
Sioux City
Centralia Church
Avis
Fred E. Neiger
University of Missouri
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Fenton Funeral Chapel
Holliday Rites In California
Funeral services for Milfred Jim Holliday 66 formerly of Mexico will be at Rose Hill Funeral Home Whittier California. He died Sunday at Riviera Nursing and Convalescent Home Pico Rivera California. Holliday lived in Cole Callaway and Audrain Counties most of his life born July 8 1904 in Linn to Alfred and Tabita Jane Holliday. He lived in Mexico 14 years before moving to California in 1964.
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Milfred
Jim) Holliday
Mexico
Rose Hill
Whittier
Calif
Holliday
Riviera
Pico Riviera
Mr. Holliday
Cole
Callaway
Audrain Counties
Linn
Alfred
Tabita Jane Holliday
California
Rosie
Fulton
Larry
Mary Ann) Leeper
Betty Slawson
Council Grove
Kan
Milfred Cliffred
Sonny) Holliday
Downey
Delbert’ Holliday
Washington
Tom
Harold’ Hooks
Dean Kirk
Navy
Jefferson City
Meredith C. Shaw
Venice
George Washington Hospital
Louisiana
Bill” Smith
Pike County
Shaw
National Air Lines
Whea
Leen County
Associated Press
Smith
Rotary Speaker Tony Lumpkin Recalls Poland WWII POW Reunion
Mexico Rotary Club will host Tony Lumpkin Friday at noon at the Mexico Country Club. Lumpkin recently returned from a trip to Poland where he joined former prisoners of war from World War II for a reunion.
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Mexico
Tennis Lessons Daily at MHS Courts
Mexico High School offers daily tennis lessons at the MHS courts from 9 30 to 11 30 a m led by instructor Miss Nancy Ollis. Classes welcome players of all ages.
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MHS
Mexico High School
Nancy Ollis
Miss Texas Calico Cat Gives Birth During Glamour Contest
Miss Texas a one and a half month old calico cat and front runner in the All American Glamour Kitty Contest gave birth to five kittens Wednesday. The mother named Starlight and the kittens are reported doing well at the Playboy Plaza Hotel suite in Pasadena Texas. Owners Mr and Mrs Roy Arnold say the birth will not hinder her chances at the All American crown.
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Miami Beach
Supreme Court to Hear Pentagon Papers Case Central to Press Rights
The Pentagon Papers conflict moves to the Supreme Court as The New York Times and The Washington Post face government suits over classified material. Appeals allow resumed publication with limits. Nixon offers partial disclosure while immunity rulings affect witnesses. Ellsberg denial and Boston Globe confidentiality orders shape ongoing national security debates.
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U.S. Supreme Court Today
New York Times
Washington Post
Los Angeles
G Rand
Pentagon
U.S
Washington
Post
New York
Times
Justice Department
Times, Post
The
Boston Globe
Supreme Court
Drafts Future in Doubt
Washington AP reports the draft’s fate remains uncertain less than a week before expiry as a Senate vote limits debate. A Mansfield amendment linking pullout from Vietnam to prisoner releases shapes conference chances, with potential renewed filibuster risk if the amendment is dropped. The vote to limit debate produced 65-27 amid divisions among doves and anti draft factions. An additional Senate vote approved an amendment offering doctor exemptions for service, adding complexity to the legislative path.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Indochina
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Vietnam
Gravel
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Hubert H. Humphrey
Tee Shirt Furor at Bell System in St Louis
South western Bell employees walked off their jobs after refusing to change tee shirts reading Ma Bell Is A Cheap Mother. A company spokesman said the connotation was improper for business while a union spokesman said the shirts were not intended as dirty language. Bell Telephone and the Communication Workers of America began contract talks Tuesday.
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St, Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Bell
Ma Bell
Bell Telephone
The
Communication Workers of America
Honesty Cited in UND Summer School Applications
In Grand Forks North Dakota an AP report notes high school juniors applying to the University of North Dakota summer school must write why they wish to attend. Registrar Milford Alyen said one applicant stated a 96 24 36 as the reason, prompting officials to accept the form, hoping honesty offsets possible lack of academic zeal.
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Grand Fork
N.D
University of North Dakota
Milford Alyen
Surmimer School
Ulven
Cambodian Forces Counter in Vihear Suol Marshes Battles
Cambodian troops led by Brig. Gen. Nou Tho launched a counteroffensive in the Vihear Suol marshes near Phnom Penh, facing heavy rocket and mortar fire, with supply drops and helicopter support limited by enemy bunkers and harsh conditions.
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Vihear Suol
Phnom Penh
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Kompong Chamlang
Kompong Ampl
Prey Baing
Nou Tho
To Settle Withdraw Says Duc Tho In Paris
In Paris Le Duc Tho a senior North Vietnamese official said prisoner releases could be quickly settled if Nixon fixes a troop withdrawal date. He arrived from Moscow and denied having any immediate proposals in his pocket. The talks hinge on timing between withdrawal and prisoner release.
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Paris
le Duc Tho
Communist Party
Nixon
U.S
Tho
Central Committee
Moscow
Trotter Named For High Court
Chester Trotter son of Rev C A Trotter of 700 E Breckenridge St has been chosen as a candidate for the Boys State Supreme Court Justice at the 32nd annual session in Warrensburg on the Central Missouri State College campus He is sponsored by the Mexico Lions Club.
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Chester Trotter
C. A. Trotter
E. Breckenridge St
Supreme Court
Warrensburg
Central Missouri State College
Mexico Lions Club
Congress Moves To Lock Pentagon Vietnam Study
Congress gains access to the 47 volume History of U S Decision Making on Vietnam Policy and a 1965 Gulf of Tonkin study, with strict reading rules and no copies or notes. Leaders promise secrecy though no leak guarantees. hearings proceed behind closed doors.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Congress
John E. Moss
D-Calif
House
Senate
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Congressional
Carl Albert
Armed Services Committee
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations
Armed Services Committees
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Indochina
Pentagon
Nielsen Snyder Attend Conference for New Mayors
City Manager Neil Nielsen and Mayor Leonard Snyder will attend a conference for newly elected mayors and councilmen at the University of Missouri in Columbia. The Ramada Inn event is sponsored by the Governmental Affairs Program the Department of Political Science the Missouri Municipal League and the University Extension Division. Nielsen will speak on Municipal Budgeting in the afternoon after morning talks by John F. McGowan and Jay T. Bell.
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Neil Nielsen
Leonard Snyder
University of Missouri
Columbia Ramada Inn
Governmental Affairs Program
Department of Political Science
The
Missouri Municipal League
University Extension Division
Nielsen
John F. McGowan
University
Jay T. Bell
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