Missouri Weather and Local Reports Note Saturday Readings
Mostly sunny Missouri today with highs near 90 in the northwest and 85 to 90 elsewhere. Extended outlook through Wednesday shows temperatures near normal with possible showers Tuesday and cooler nights in the northwest. Watkins list of patients and dismissals at Audrain Medical Center includes Elizabeth S. Williams and several residents from Mexico Centralia Vandalia Paris and Wellsville with multiple spellings and truncations.
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Missouri
Audrain Medical Center
Elizabeth S. Williams
Steven Freeman
Mexico
William A. Boettcher
Wilburn Benskin
Wellsville
Lanzie R. Righter
Inez Jennings
Fannie Latimer
Hartness D. Taylor
William E. Allen
Centralia
Nettie Gallahan
Paris
Evalyn F. Kilby
Vandalia
Marvin Griffith
Perry
Pearl
Whitesides
Peggy Stone
Clayton Douglas
Charles Lee Nanlandingham
Wiley Hill
Dana Scaramella
Ronald Hansen
Norman Stewart
Stephen H. Goodman
Elton Easterday
Montgomery City
Robert Fugate
Darrel C. Asbury
Armstrong
Kenneth W. Claspille
Francis E. Dryden
Florence Daily Record Public Safety and Court Notices
The Florence Daily Record reports multiple public safety notes including DWI ticket for Thomas E. Crew of Columbia after a rear end collision on Union Street, several minor vehicle accidents involving Harold Smith, Barbara Kobush, George Baker, and Joseph Mundy with varying damage, and a recovered reported kidnapping incident near Alton. Magistrate Court items include guilty pleas for insufficient funds check, speeding, illegal passing, minor possession, and unregistered plates with fines ranging from 10 to 50 dollars plus costs. The Ledger clarifies a mistaken identity regarding Steven Ray Hopke in magistrate court.
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Union Street
Thomas E. Crew
Columbia
Fern Gardner
Union
Crew
Harold Smith
Calhoun
Plunkett Park Road
Barbara E. Kobush
Margret Womack
Alton
Miss Womack
Mexico
Courts Magistrate
Kenneth L. Grissom
William Ward Fry
Jeanne M. Schamma
Gerald John Neill
Steven B. Brace
Ralph Edward Eckford Sr
Steven Ray Hopke
S. Morris St
Trial Details Cheney Plan in Ellsberg Break-In Case
Testimony traces a CIA linked plot to break into Fielding’s Beverly Hills office in 1971 to obtain Ellsberg files. E Howard Hunt and G Gordon Liddy coordinated with Ehrlichman and Colson, using CIA equipment and a staged delivery crew to access the offices during Labor Day weekend.
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CIA
E. Howard Hunt
Merrill
Fielding
Beverly Hills
Calif
Hunt
White House
Charles W. Colson
Ehrlichman
FBI
Ellsberg
Liddy
California
Martinez
Barker
Jackson heads to China to gauge views not to clash with Moscow talks
Sen. Henry M. Jackson says his trip to China is to sound out Chinese world views, not a mini summit in competition with the ongoing Nixon Brezhnev talks in Moscow. He told the Washington state Democratic convention that current Moscow discussions are cosmetic.
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Richland, Wash
Henry M. Jackson
China
Moscow
Washington Democrat
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Egypt Jails Noel's Killers
Eight Palestinian terrorists convicted of murdering two U.S. diplomats in the Sudan have been imprisoned in Egypt, the State Department says. The men were sentenced to life for killing Ambassador Cleo Noel and embassy counselor George Moore along with a Belgian diplomat in March 1973. The American embassy in Cairo confirmed receipt of the information but gave no further details.
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Washington
U.S
Sudan
Egypt
State Department
Department
Robert Anderson
Cairo
Cleo Noel
George C. Moore
First child born to Sumpter couple in Kansas City
Matthew Sumpter and his wife announce the birth of their son Matthew Stephen at Research Hospital and Medical Center in Kansas City. The six pound nine ounce baby was born at 5 25 p.m. Wednesday. Grandparents are Dale Sumpter of Mexico and Richard Harris of Lenexa. Father works as a salesman for Patterson Dental Supply Co.
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Richard Sumpter
Blue Springs
Research Hospital and Medical Center
Kansas City
Matthew Stephen
Dale Sumpter
Mexico
Richard Harris
Lenexa
Kan
Sumpter
Patterson Dental Supply Co
Market Activity Roundup on OTC and NYSE
In over the counter trading yesterday Commerce Banc offered 20 percent and bid 19 percent while Wetteran showed 17 percent ask and 16 percent bid. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks closed at 2 with 5,300 shares traded and several other issues posted varied moves including Interco up and Kaiser Aluminum down as volumes ranged around a few thousand shares.
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Commerce Bancshares
Wetteran
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
A. B. Chance
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Beulah Reed Dies at 92 in Jefferson City
Mrs Beulah M Reed 92 of Jefferson City died this morning born June 24 1882 in Monroe County daughter of M M and Rebecca Dawson Reed widow of Byron Reed who died in 1948. She lived in Audrain County on a farm then Mexico 1944 and Jefferson City 1962. Funeral Monday at 1 30 from Buescher Funeral Chapel Rev Roy Griggs interment Centralia cemetery visitation after 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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Beulah M. Reed
Jefferson City
Monroe County
M.M
Rebecca Dawson Reed
Byron Reed
Audrain County
Mexico
First Christian Church
B. Smith Reed
Madge Pavitt
Rosalie Barnes
Denver
Colorado
Roy Griggs
Buescher
Centralia
Peron Seriously Ill in Buenos Aires with Bronchitis
President Juan D. Peron lay seriously ill at his official mansion in Buenos Aires suffering likely infectious bronchitis. Doctors ordered absolute rest as the 78 year old leader continues a bout of flu that began two weeks ago.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Coup Threatened In Ethiopia
Heavily armed troops occupy parts of Addis Ababa amid a new threat to the civilian government. Helmeted soldiers burst into the government radio station and forced staff to broadcast denouncements of 25 former cabinet ministers and officers held since April for alleged corruption and drought relief failures.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Endalkachew Mankonnen
4Th Army
US Offers Iran Nuclear Package
Washington and State Department officials say the United States will enter into an agreement to supply Iran with nuclear fuels and a reactor. Safeguards will prevent use of nuclear supplies for weapons, with final reactor negotiations pending.
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Iran
Washington
United States
State Department
Robert Anderson
Anderson
Heart Attack Fatal to W. E. Rawlings in Vandalia
William Eugene Rawlings 43 of Vandalia died suddenly of a heart attack at 2 45 a.m. at home. He worked 17 years at Kroger Vandalia. Services 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Rev. Albert Fauth officiating. burial in Memorial Gardens. Survived by widow Betty Jane Beedle, a son Michael Eugene, two children from a previous marriage, a grandson, two step-granddaughters, mother Ina Givens Baxter, brother Ira Givens, and two half sisters. Burial arrangements handled by Waters Funeral Home. Born October 20, 1930 in Mexico. He was a member of First Baptist Church and lived in Mexico and Vandalia area.
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Vandalia
William Eugene Rawlings
Kroger
First Baptist Church
Albert Fauth
Memorial Gardens
James Peery
John Springman
Lee Mollet
Bob Deppe
Bill Sydenstricker
Jim Jungers
Waters Funeral Home
Mr. Rawlings
Mexico
Ina Givens Baxter
Samuel William Rawlings
Betty Jane Beedle
Michael Eugene
William Clyde Rawlings
Jeannie Rawlings
Columbia
Ira Givens
Estell
Ruby) Sydenstricker
Belton
James
Ruth) Fultz
Tulsa
Oklo
Robert Griffith
Clyde Baxter
Rawlings
Mexico and
Mrs Clara Kemna Rites At Montgomery
Mrs Clara Kemna 79 of Route 3 Montgomery City died Thursday at Audrain Medical Center Mexico Private services were held before cremation at Memorial Park Crematory St Louis Schlanker Funeral Home in charge She is survived by a son Dave of Route 3 born January 29 1895 in St Louis and spent most of her life there She had worked for Brown Shoe Co in St Louis.
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Montgomery City
Clara Kemna
Route 3
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Memorial Park Crematory
St. Louis
Schlanker Funeral Home
Kemna
Dave
Brown Shoe Co
Earnest Albright, Former Malino Resident, Dies
Earnest Albright of Centralia Illinois died there Monday after a heart attack. Services were held at 1:30 p.m. at Suez Funeral Home Centralia. He is survived by wife Clara Mae a daughter Deborah a son Chris and four sisters and four brothers from several states. funeral arrangements were announced.
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Earnest Albright
Centralia
Ill
Suez
Albright
Clara Mae
Deborah
Chris
Dan Henneberry
Mexico
Kenneth
Betty) Rivers Jr
Kansas City
C.W
Marjorie) Widman
Shawnee
Parker Concert Opens Newport Jazz Festival in New York
In Carnegie Hall a capacity crowd applauded a Willis Conover narrated salute to Charlie Parker, hailed as one of the greatest artists of our century, opening the 10 day Newport Jazz Festival in New York.
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New York
Charlie
Yardbird
Parker
Willis Conover
Carnegie Hall
Smiths Name Son Timothy Scott in Tucson Birth
Mr and Mrs Walter E Smith Jr of Tucson Arizona welcomed an eight pound six ounce son named Timothy Scott born June 11 in Tucson He joins a brother Anthony Wayne Grandparents are Walter E Smith Sr of Mexico and Bill Galladay of Holden Great grandmother May Means and father serves in the Air Force.
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Timothy Scott
Walter E. Smith Jr
Tucson
Ariz
Anthony Wayne
Walter E. Smith Sr
Mexico
Bill Galladay
Holden
May Means
Mr. Smith
Air Force
Arthur G Schnick Dies Rites Sunday
Jonesburg resident Arthur Garrett Schnick aged 73 died Thursday at St Joseph Hospital in St Charles. A retired carpenter, he will be laid to rest Sunday at Harding Funeral Home Jonesburg with Rev Charles Zick officiating and Wright City Cemetery burial. Visitation until service time. He was born April 3 1901 in Warren county and is survived by wife Dorothy Smith a son Charles daughter Rosemary Kerry several grandchildren two sisters and a brother.
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Jonesburg
Arthur Garrett Schnick
St. Joseph Hospital
St. Charles
Harding Funeral Home
Charles Zick
Wright City
Schnick
Warren County
Dorothy Smith
Charles
Rosemary Kerry
Georgia Symes
Keytesville
Ida Witthous
Marion Schnick
Oregon
Democratic Telethon Sets 21 Hour TV Marathon
The Democratic Party plans a 21 hour telethon titled Answer America to air on CBS from 10 p.m. Saturday to 7 p.m. Sunday EDT hosted by Sen. Hubert Humphrey. Some 150 celebrities from entertainment and politics are slated to perform as Missouri pledges two thirds of its funds toward the effort. Edie Adams Paul Newman Jason Robards and Groucho Marx are among those expected to appear. The event covers a $2.4 million break even goal with $2.03 million for network time.
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Los Angeles
Democratic National Party
Answer
America
CBS
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Democratic Party
Democrats
Jefferson City
Missouri Democratic Party
Missouri
National Democratic Party
Edie Adams
Paul Newman
Jason Robards
Groucho Marx
Tuition aid checks delayed for veterans under GI bill
Washington AP reports that tuition assistance payments for thousands of veterans attending summer school under the GI bill will arrive late this month due to slow congressional action extending benefits.
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Washington
Candidates Seek Majority Representation In November Vote
Local candidates urge voters to back new legislation and broad district representation. Ray Hamlett emphasizes pocketbook issues, elderly care, and closing tax loopholes. Lewis Brooks Jr. endorses Senator Eagleton, noting flood and drought aid, while unopposed officials introduce themselves and seek continued support.
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Mr. Ellis
Ray Hamlett
Lewis Brooks Jr
Thomas Eagleton
Eagleton
Hungate
Symington
James E. Heim
Arch Hays
Hattie Wood
Roy Guile
Thomas I. Osborne
Fireworks Prices Jumping As Independence Day Nears
Firecrackers and bottle rockets have doubled in price over the past year with some items up sharply. A firework vendor outside Centralia notes early buyers may drive prices higher as a possible year-end market trend. Officials discuss a postponed nationwide ban by the Consumer Product Safety Commission amid state and local restrictions. The piece cites injury statistics and safety warnings from experts, including risk to children from Class C fireworks and high temperatures from sparklers. Want things? Watch the want ads.
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Jerry Treitnes
Centralia
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
City of
Mexico
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Father Tells Son Tragedy In Passing Of 21st Birthday
Leonard M. Stuttman recounts his son Craig B. Stuttman’s struggle with heroin addiction. He died at 20, before his planned 21st birthday, amid withdrawal and a quest to break free from drugs. The obituary reflects on life in Navy addiction and methadone, urging public awareness. The piece also notes a separate New Jersey incident where a Wright in Wright write-in caused a council race reversal. Robert Slater pursues graduate study at Harvard with Isral Scheffler.
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Lansing, Mich
Leonard M. Stuttman
Craig B. Stuttman
Lansing State Journal
Stuttman
Hudson
Iowa
American Soybean Association
Navy
Morristown
N. J
Harry Wright
Wright
Superior Court
Sparta
John L. Ard
Wrights
New Jersey
Notre Dame
New York Giants
Joan Flanagan
Robert Slater
Route 2
Harvard University
Graduate School of Education
Isral Scheffler
St. Louis
Harris Teachers College
United Press International
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William Deichman
Donia
Robert Trower
Farber
Wu Eugene Rawlings
Jay Soft Wheater
Slater and Owles
Jackson
Noel
Matthew S. Sumpter
Andid
State Co
Mexico Ledger
Gox
Mavaica
Juan Peron
W. E. Rawlings
Montgomery
Malino
Timothy Scott Smith
William Hungate
Sims School
New York Times
Tony Lucas
Times
House Judiciary Committee
Ledger
Jim Grinstead
Arthur G. Schnick
Harvard
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