Forecast and regional weather notes from The Daily Record
The morning weather report shows a clear cold night with lows 6 to 12, sunny cool Sunday with highs in the 30s, and a small chance of precipitation. Missouri outlook calls for rain or snow around Tuesday, with Monday in the teens and highs in the 70s elsewhere, then a cool stretch midweek. River stage readings for Kansas City, St. Louis, and surrounding towns are listed amid a ticker of local hospital notices, police reports, and a two-car accident.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Russians View U S Problems On Moscow TV
On state television Russians watched an hour long report highlighting America’s racial strife unemployment slums and pornography yet praising highways and the New York twin trade towers. Narrator Valentin Zorin noted Americans enjoy fast highways and admired the towers while warning of drugs crime and poverty. The piece ends with a West Virginia miner’s child saying she wants to eat. Also Missouri Columbia Medical School to admit 10 percent more first year students in 1972-73.
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Moscow
America
Valentin Zorin
U.S
Zorin
New York City
Goor
West Virginia
Columbia
School of Medicine
University of Missouri-Columbia
William D. Mayer
Highway Patrol reports three-car crash and DUI summons
Dana Ward Girard 19 of Vandalia received a summons for driving while intoxicated after a one car crash on Route W in Audrain County. His car ran off the road, overturned, and he had minor injuries. In Montgomery County, Donna R LeMasters 16 Wellsville and two passengers were injured when passing car veered and overturned. James R Schaeffer Fulton was cited for improper left turn after a two car wreck on Highway 4 near I 70.
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Highway Patrol
Dana Ward Girard
Vandalia
Audrain County
Girard
Audrain Medical Center
Montgomery County
Route B
Donna R. Lemasters
Wellsville
Karen J. Cornelius
Middletown
Laura 5S. Koester
James R. Schaeffer
Fulton
Highway 4
Schaeffer
Ronald Gene Rowden
Vienna
Airliner crash kills seventeen in New York home
An airliner crashes into a two story home in Albany killing seventeen people and sparing the homeowner his wife and two sons from serious injury. In Washington the FBI seeks a key witness as Congress probes Richard Kleindienst nomination as Attorney General. EPA warns cleaner costs may raise prices. expects 42 billion dollars over five years. In New Hampshire Nixon allies push for primary gains while McGovern contends for upset against Muskie.
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Associated Press
Albany
N.Y
Washington
FBI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
U.S
Kleindienst
International Telephone and Telegraph
Stock movers and quotes from over the counter and NYSE
Over the counter: A B Chance 29 bid 30 asked, Commerce Bancshares 47 bid 48 asked, Wetterau 36 bid 37 asked. NYSE: Robbie Brooks 15 up 4 with 31800 shares, Dresser Industries 31 unchanged with 5200, Interco 54 up 14 with 5000, Kaiser Aluminum 2256 down 1 with 18300, Ralston Purina 37 up unspecified, Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 31 unchanged with 18700, US Gypsum common 31 up unspecified with 21400, US Gypsum preferred 33 down unspecified with no shares.
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A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Purina
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Kleindienst Hearing Hears From ITT Figures and Witnesses
At the ongoing Kleindienst inquiry Mrs Beard and others remain to testify while ITT figures Harald Geneen William Merriam and two unnamed executives are listed as potential witnesses. Rep Robert Wilson alleged Geneen offered money in May but said no link to ITT’s DOJ talks. California officials Rei necke and Kennedy noted meetings about party finances but denied hotel connections. Eastland cautioned no grounds to reject the nomination yet Scott praised Kleindienst’s rebuttal.
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Anderson
ITT
Justice Department
California
Ed Reinecke
Mitchell
Sheraton Hotel
Kennedy
Eastland
Kleindienst
Hugh Scott
Young musician ordered to two years deferment service
In Birmingham, Stephen Smith formerly of Florence, was placed on three years probation by Judge Clarence W. Allgood after pleading guilty to failing to report for induction. He must perform with his group Smith Perkins and Smith at military bases and charitable institutions for two years in lieu of entering the Army.
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Birmingham
Ala
Stephen Smith
Florence
U.S. District Court
Clarence W. Allgood
Smith
Smith, Perkins and Smith
Guy Hartman Dies at 77 in Holliday Area Rites Pending
Paris obituary for Guy Hartman age 77 lifelong Holliday resident who died unexpectedly at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico after admission. Born April 30, 1894, son of William and Alice Hartman. He lived in Holliday, then with a brother Austin south of town. Survived by brothers Austin Harold and Brady and sister Mrs. Maggie Gallop of Mexico.
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Guy Hartman
Holliday
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Agnew Funeral Home
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William
Alice Sheen Hartman
Austin
Harold
Brady
Hannibal
Maggie Gallop
Melvin Duffen Rites Today
Funeral services for Melvin Duffen age 54 of Benton City are set for 3 p.m. at the Precht Pickering Funeral Home with the Rev. John Blass officiating. Burial will follow in Benton City Cemetery with pallbearers named Lavinder Stuart Baker Dry Mills and Northcutt. Mrs George Keen to play organ.
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Melvin Duffen
Benton City
John Blass
Precht- Pickering
Buria
George Keen
Robert Lavinder
Carl Stuart
Martin Baker
James Dry
Leonard Mills
John Northcutt
Dentist Surrenders in Plot to Have Man Beaten
Clayton report says Dr. Morris Rosenbaum, a St. Louis County dentist, surrendered to county police in a conspiracy to assault case. Bond set at $1000 with return date March 13. Florissant investigators say two men described a plot to beat Dr. Thomas Bobusky over Rosenbaum welfare patient practices. State welfare director N Carter said Missouri probe will resume next week.
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Clayton
St. Louis County
Missouri
Fomer
Morris Rosenbaum
Florissant
Rosenbaum
Tem
Thomas Bobusky
Bodusky
Rosenbawn
Proctor N’ Carter
Pipeline Fined For Oil Spill
Jefferson City AP reports Phillips Petroleum Co was fined 2300 dollars for a July pipeline rupture that spilled fuel into Flat Creek eight miles southwest of Sedalia. The revised amount reflects crayfish value. Conservation Dept sought 2800 dollars for about 36000 fish killed.
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Jefferson City
Phillips Petroleum Co
Walter W. Nowotny Jr
Missouri Attorney General
Nowotny Jr
Flat Creek
Sedalia
State Conservation Department
Phillips
Nowotny
Conservation Department
Body found near Joplin in suspected homicide
Newton County authorities seek the identity of a woman in her 20s whose nude body was found Friday stuffed into a privy pit at an abandoned Boy Scout camp near Joplin. Sheriff Forrest Land said two hunters found the remains and Coroner Henry Freund indicated a head blow killed her about three months ago.
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Joplin
Newton County
Forrest Land
Henry Freund
Antipollution Costs May Jolt Business
EPA warns clean air measures could lift private spending to 42 billion over five years, with car prices rising about 10 percent and electricity costs up, potentially delaying new car purchases and nudging consumers toward older models and alternate transport. By 1977 industry may spend 12 billion yearly for air controls but gain over 14 billion in benefits from cleaner air.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
EPA
Four Students Can Register Four Students Can Register
In Columbia Missouri the Boone County Circuit Court upheld the Appeals of four University of Missouri Columbia students to register to vote in Columbia while rejecting three others. The decision followed hearings with the students and stated that registration depended on stated intent to remain in Columbia indefinitely.
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Columbia, Mo
Boone County
University of Missouri-Columbia
Columbia
Murry Glascock
Judy Kay English
Winfield
Marcy Ellen Noll
St. Louis
Jean Marie Scimemi
Richard Touchvette
Crestwood
Ron B. Elster
Kansas City
Gary Isreal
Independence
Jean Slavick
Glascock
Camper Trip In Texas Travelogue Preview
The Mexico Kiwanis Club presents the fifth Travel and Adventure program at 7:30 p.m. in Presser Hall. Stan and Irene Paulauskas narrate a film titled Texas By Covered Wagon illustrating a camper journey across Texas from Padre Island to the Panhandle. Tickets are at the door. Stan Paulauskas, Cleveland native, is a travelogue producer. Irene was born in London and grew up in Canada.
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Mexico
Cleveland
London
Canada
Emergency Bill Restores Welfare Cuts in Missouri
An emergency bill signed by Gov. Hearnes restores welfare payments to their normal levels for the permanently and totally disabled and general relief, retroactive to last October. The measure provides 1.8 million for welfare restoration and nearly 400 thousand for Mental Health Division overtime. 1.7 million funds land acquisition to position Missouri for a second major airport near St. Louis as part of an 8 million emergency package.
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
St. Louis
Minois
Richard B. Ogilvie
A.J. Cervantes
Illinois
Insurance order on two Missouri firms
Missouri Superintendent of Insurance William Y. McCaskill ordered Accredited Hospital and Life Insurance Co of St. Louis and Missouri State Employees Insurance Trust of Jefferson City to stop deceptive advertising implying state approval. Both firms were summoned to appear before him on March 21.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Missouri
Accredited
Hospital and Life Insurance Co
St. Louis
Missouri State Employes Insurance Trust
Jefferson City
William Y. McCaskill
Hiss Wins Retirement Pension Victory in Court
A federal three judge panel ruled Alger Hiss is entitled to a government pension after being denied retirement benefits for six years. The decision said the government acted unconstitutionally by applying a retroactive law to deny pensions to Hiss and Richard Strasburger, a former postal employee. The ruling orders the Civil Service Commission to pay monthly annuities plus interest retroactive to their 62nd birthdays.
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Washington
Alger Hiss
Hiss
New York
State Department
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
California
Old House UN- American Activities Committee
U.S
United Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yalta
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
HUAC
Maryland
Federal
Lewisburg
Congress
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Richard Strasburger
Postal Service
Civil Service Commission
Communist Party
Stole Top Cop's Car In Boston Car Theft
A 1968 blue station wagon belonging to Boston Police Commissioner Edmund L McNamara was stolen Friday. Police investigate possible involvement by the thief who may face serious charges if linked to the crime.
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Boston (Ap
Boston Police
Edmund L. McNamara
Peace Corps May Call in Volunteers
Peace Corps plans to recall about eight thousand volunteers unless Congress provides emergency funding. Joseph H. Blatchford, director of ACTION, said volunteers would be brought home starting April 1 if extra money is not found from any source.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Congress
Joseph H. Blatchford
Action
US Aim May Be To Create Confusion
An AP analysis argues Washington keeps Taiwan policy ambiguous to avoid taking firm side between Maoist and Nationalist claims. It cites 1955 treaty, Nixon China talks, and calls for U.S. troop withdrawal as part of a strategy to smooth ties with Beijing while preserving ties with Taipei.
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Leonard Pratt
Associated Press
Taipei
U.S
Taiwan
Washington
United States
State Department
Mao Tse-Tung
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nixon
China
Taiwan Strait
Peking
Asst
Marshall Green
Green
Chiang
Nixon boom in New Hampshire political rally
In New Hampshire a large GOP rally highlighted Nixon’s absence as Nixon allies touted a big primary turnout. Rockefeller praised Nixon’s China trip while rivals Ashbrook and McCloskey commented on policy and debate. In the Democratic race McGovern claimed momentum as Muskie stressed a decisive win.
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Manchester
N.H
Nixon
New Hampshire
George McGovern
Lionel Hampton
Lainie Kazan
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Rockefeller
Dick Nixon
China
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Peking
Paul N. McCloskey
California
McGovern
Sen. Edmund 8. Muskie
Maine
Salem
Mexico Ledger Ad Rates and Office Hours
The Mexico Ledger lists publishing details, frequency, and postal info. It lists pricing: single copy 10c, monthly and yearly mail rates by region, and armed forces rate. Office hours are 8:00 a m to 5:30 p m weekdays and 8:00 a m to 3:00 p m Saturday.
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