Missouri Weather and Local Notes From The Daily Record
Forecast for Missouri calls for fair and cold tonight with lows in the mid to upper 20s. Sunday brings sun and warmer skies with highs in the 50s. Extended look shows a mix of cloudiness and warming into the 60s to mid 70s, with chances of showers early next week and cooler trends by midweek. Audrain Medical Center reports admissions and discharges across several towns including Mexico, Vandalia, Centralia, Wellsville, Paris, and St. Louis. newborn born to Coy Aton in Hallsville weighing seven pounds three ounces yesterday evening. multiple dismissals listed from Mexico, Centralia, and surrounding towns.
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Missouri
Audrain Medical Center
Rufus Howard
Edith Hulen
Paula Jean Brower
Charles Lee Spires
Mexico
Aaron L. McClain
Franklin
Ysj
Dwain Shaw
Letha Mabel Callen
M. C. Thompson
Vandalia
Lawrence Davis
Centralia
Peggy White
Farber
Cecil Mitchell
Wellsville
Decia Turner
Paris
Gary Breadman
St. Louis
Coy Aton
Hallsville
Aton
Central Foods
Columbia
Nancy Minnie Walker
James K. Kachellek
Hubert George
James L. Sheets
Fred Fletcher
Anderdeen Johnson
Katheryn Taylor
Harold Huff
Ralph Epperson
Lena E. Fechter
Paul Jesse
Martin Sharp
Frank Dettenwanger
Montgomery City
Kimberly King
Fulton
Charles E. McCollum
Charles Hartung
Walter D. Woods
Auxvasse
Local deaths and city police reports summarized
Deaths listed for Charles Shelton aged 66 and Fred Howe aged 69. Fire department responded to a grease fire at 1614 Morris Jr. residents extinguished it before arrival. firemen returned to station. Police logged multiple crashes on W Jackson street with drivers from Mexico and Route 3 Mexico involved. Theft of 22 stereo tapes reported at Mr. B's Pool Hall. Sliding glass door damage at 1218 W Hendricks Jr. possible gunshot. Vehicle collision damage on Monroe-Western streets near Western Discount Store.
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Morris Jr
James C. ‘Warmbrodt
W. Jackson St
Zenith C. Gallop
Route 3
Mexico
Nancy Sue Johnson
E. Orange St
Johnson
Jackson St
Karen Kay Stotler
Yale St
Beverly Sue
Oberhaus) Young
Stotler
Washington St
Young
Washington
Jerome Thompson
Garfield St
Mr. B
Thompson
Ralph Raddy
W. Hendricks Jr
Alfonso Springs
Bass Sr
Mexico High School
Randall Dean Adkisson
Alabama St
Western Discount
Monroe-Western Sts
Francis D. Durham
Auxvasse
Lions To Honor Bob Hope With Humanitarian Award
CHICAGO AP Comedian Bob Hope will receive the 1971 humanitarian award from Lions International for work with the blind and sight conservation. The prize, to be presented in Las Vegas during the Lions 54th annual convention June 22 25, 1971. Also, New York City Council of Churches canceled plans to give Hope its Family of Man Award. Mrs Nellie Bartee of Columbia admitted to Phillips Home.
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Chicago
Bob Hope
Lions International
Lions
Robert D. McCullough
Las Vegas
Nev
New York
Bloodmobile collects 70 pints at Kaiser visit
A bloodmobile drive at Kaiser Refractories Co. yielded 70 pints toward a 115 pint quota. First-time donors included W. D. Carter Donald Roberts and Mrs Nolan Wilson. Louis M. Whitaker hit two gallons and four others donated one gallon each. Jaycees Wives ran the canteen and St Brendans Ladies Sodality funded the food.
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Bloodmobile
Kaiser Refractories Co
Gene Howes
Kaiser
W. D. Carter
Donald Roberts
Nolan Wilson
Louis M. Whitaker
John B. Lutz
Billy Joe Hutchinson
Kenneth W. Settle
Richard B. Bridgford
Jaycees
Ladies Sodality of St. Brendan’s Church
Viet Minh attack Laos bases. Calley jurors push on
An AP report notes North Vietnamese infantry and tanks driving retreating South Vietnamese from two Ho Chi Minh trail bases in Laos. Other items cover Lt. Calley’s murder-martial jury deliberations, urges for tax cuts, Mideast border security, Northern Ireland crisis, Peru landslides, Alaska oil line opposition, SST funding fight, and Nevada welfare restitution ruling impacting 3,000 families.
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Associated Press Saigon
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Vietnam
Stock Market Wrapup On Over The Counter Trades
Over the counter trades show A B Chance Co at 26 27 percent, Commerce Bancshares 5044 bid 51 asked, Wetterau 25 bid 26 asked. NYSE session notes Robbie Brooks at 16 down, 9200 shares. Dresser Industries 354 down, 4900. Interco 44 down, 3400. Kaiser Aluminum 386 unchanged, 2700. Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 36 down 4, 1210. Ralston Purina 27 down 1370. U S Gypsum communion 61 down 1, 1560. U S Gypsum preferred 36 down 1, 3000.
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A.B. Chance Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
U.S
Poisoned tenderizer sparks FDA hearing and recall
The FDA renews a public warning after a Maryland man died from consuming a meat tenderizer mislabeled with nitrite. The hearing will probe why the November recall failed, with the product from Mutual Spice Co. a HyGrade unit sold as Space of Life or Country Tavern after March 1969.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Maryland
FDA
Mutual Spice Co
HyGrade Food Products
North Bergen
N. J
Robert L. Hall
District Heights
Sam D. Fine
Masters and Johnson Seek Dismissal of Sex Case
In St Louis federal court, William Masters and Virginia Johnson face charges tied to employing a wife to provide sexual treatment. Their attorney argues the claim is time barred, with the suit seeking up to 2.5 million dollars. Judge Roy Harper orders briefs and set three more weeks for ruling.
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ST. Louis
William Masters
Virginia Johnson
Masters
Reproductive Biology Research Foundation
Walter M. Metcalfe Jr
Missouri
George Calvert
Greenfield
N. H
Barbara
Robert B. Hoemeke
Calvert
John Does
U.S
Roy Harper
Harper
Wenger couple returns from Wisconsin trip with back treatment
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Wenger have come home after a trip to Wisconsin. Mr. Wenger received back treatment at the Gonstead Clinic in Mt. Horeb. The couple also visited other sites in Wisconsin.
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Elbert Wenger
Wiconsin
Annexation vote slated in Moberly on April 6
Moberly residents will vote April 6 on an annexation proposal affecting land along Highway 24 and land on Highway 63. The measure seeks to expand city boundaries and bring these parcels under municipal governance.
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Moberly
Highway
Charles Shelton Dies At 86 In Missouri
Charles Shelton 86 brother of Amy Shelton McNutt a Texas landowner and William Woods College benefactor died at Woodland Hospital Moberly after two weeks as a patient He lived on a Monroe County farm before a stroke and move to Perry He was a Paris Odd Fellows member for nearly 60 years His 150acre farm may be given to the government and his sister owns a 10000acre Gallagher ranch near San Antonio The college honored Mrs McNutt with awards and an honorary doctorate nearby.
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Paris
Charles Shelton
Texas
William Woods College
Amy Shelton McNutt
Woodland Hospital
Moberly
Monroe County
Twain Haven
Perry
Agnew Funeral
Shelton
Paris Odd Fellows Lodge
Paris High School
Cannon Reservoir
McNutt
Gallagher Ranch
San Antonio
William Woods
Fred Howe Dies In California
Fred Howe 69, brother of Orland Howe of Paris and Ralph Howe of Holliday, died Thursday at his Loma Linda home after a long illness. Born May 25, 1901 in Bridgwater Iowa, he lived in Paris youth, later moving to Missouri then California where he was a dairy employee retired. He leaves wife, three children and 10 grandchildren in California, plus three brothers Arthur Los Angeles Cecil Atlanta Harold Hutchinson Kan and sister Amy Watts St Louis. Funeral services in Loma Linda Tuesday.
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Paris
Fred Howe
Orland Howe
Ralph Howe
Holliday
Loma Linda
Calif
Bridgwater
Iowa
Missouri
William E
Grace Cooper Howe
Paris High School
California
Arthur
Los Angeles
Cecil
Atlanta
Harold
Hutchinson
Kan
Amy Watts
St. Louis
Funeral services for Mrs William Ramey Monday 2 p m
Mrs. William Ramey funeral services are set for 2 p m Monday at Second Baptist Church with Rev William Duncan officiating. Interment will follow at Elmwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Arnold Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p m Sunday.
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William Ramey
Second Baptist Church
William Duncan
Elmwood Cemetery
Arnold Funeral Home
ABC Drops Welk Show This Fall
New York AP reports ABC trimmed its fall lineup after 14 years of the Welk show. Ten programs were dropped, seven added, and 16 returned. Other cuts include Johnny Cash Pearl Bailey Danny Thomas The Young Lawyers That Girl Dan August Reel Game Newlywed Game and Let s Make a Deal. New entries feature Shirley MacLaine Anthony Quinn James Franciscus Arthur Hill Owen Marshall The Bobby Sherman Show The Persuaders and The Movie of the Weekend.
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New York
Lawrence Welk
American Broadcasting Company
ABC
Johnny Cash
Pearl Bailey
Danny Thomas
Dan August
Shirley MacLaine
Anthony Quinn
James Franciscus
Arthur Hill
Owen Marshall
Bobby Sherman
Buddy
Tony Curtis
Roger Moore
CBS
NBC
Taxpayer in Alameda Criticizes California Narrow Tax Bill
Mrs Alfred Silva a retired accountant complains her 1970 state income tax is only 4 on a joint return with 6709 adjusted gross income. She notes federal tax 967 and urges fairer state funding amid service cuts and school concerns.
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Alameda
Calif
Alfred Silva
California
Silvas
State Franchise Tax Board
Ronald Reagan
Pentagon Show To Run Again On CBS
CBS will air about 15 minutes of edited statements by critics of its documentary The Selling of the Pentagon following a March 23 rebroadcast. Critics include Vice President Agnew Defense Secretary Laird and Rep. Hebert. CBS News president Salant will speak after. Dole accused CBS of bias in Vietnam coverage.
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CBS
Pentagon
Spiro T. Agnew
Melvin R. Laird
F. Edward Hebert
D.la
House Armed Services Committee
Richard 5. Salant
CBS News
Kansas
Robert Dole
Republican National Committee
Dole
Los Angeles
Agnew
Boston
Vanderbilt University
NBC
ABC
Nixon
Editor Rejects Free List Bid
Carrollton area weekly papers received a request from the Missouri Valley Economic Development Department to add them to complimentary mailing lists. Jim Stark of Green Ridge Local News declined, arguing the federally funded agency should fund subscriptions instead of using free mailing lists.
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Carrollton
Missouri Valley Economic Development Department
West Central Missouri Human Resources Agency
Jim Stark
Green Ridge
Stark
South Vietnam
Bonds Voted For East Junior High Project In Grandview
In Grandview Missouri voters approved a 700000 bond issue by about 75 percent on nearly 1400 ballots. The East Junior High addition will raise capacity from 720 to 1200 students.
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Grandview
East Junior High School
Kansas City
KC Med School Plans Approved
Revised architectural plans for the University of Missouri Kansas City medical school were approved by the board. Construction on the $13 million facility is expected to begin in August. The board also approved noncommercial educational FM stations at St. Louis and Columbia campuses and the Ethnic and Black Awareness Center at Kansas City to broaden UMEC's urban education role.
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Columbia
University of Missouri- Kansas City Medical School
University
Castors
St. Louis
Kansas City
UMEC
Cundiff to Speak at Breakfast at First Christian Church
Mexico High School basketball coach Lynn Cundiff will headline the second Lenten Men's Breakfast at First Christian Church. Breakfast starts 7:30 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Connie Pickering leads the devotion. Dr. George Oliver Taylor of Missouri School of Religion will speak at the 6 p.m. Bible study session. A 5 p.m. carry-in sandwich meal precedes the study.
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Mexico
Lynn Cundiff
First Christian Church
Connie Pickering
George Oliver Taylor
Missouri School of Religion
University of Missouri At Columbia
US Agencies Clash Over 800-Mile Alaska Pipeline Plan
The Agriculture Department objects to the pipeline's environmental protections while the Federal Power Commission and Office of Emergency Preparedness urge North Slope gas for national security. Alyeska proposes moving oil to Valdez for tanker shipment south. Interior reviews permit applications and will issue a final impact statement in coming months.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Alaska
Agriculture
Interior Department
Federal Power Commission
Office of Emergency Preparedness
FPC
North Slope
West
Midwest
OEP
Canada
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Valdez
Defense Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Alyeska
Rogers C.B. Morton
Law Professor Murphy Leaves Missouri for UNC
Dr. William P. Murphy, former chairman of the University of Missouri Columbia faculty council on university policy, resigns from the law school and will teach at the University of North Carolina after finishing this semester. Since arriving in 1962 he played a role in campus demonstrations and talks between antiwar demonstrators and administration.
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Columbia, Mo
William P. Murphy
University of Missouri-Columbia
University of North Carolina
Murphy
Missouri
Law School
Honorable Mention for Missouri Homemaker of Tomorrow
Janelle Louise Brinker of Community A-G High School earns honorable mention in the state Homemaker of Tomorrow competition. State winner is Lucy Lair Tompkin of Sedalia and runner up is Deborah Gail Skinner of Marshfield.
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Janelle Louise Brinker
Community A-G High School
Lucy Lair Tompkin
Sedalia
Deborah Gail Skinner
Marshfield
Jefferson City Expected to join Railpax service Monday
State Rep. Thomas Graham says Jefferson City will likely be added to Railpax on Missouri Pacific lines from St. Louis to Kansas City. He reports discussions and sources indicate a Monday announcement, current from his briefings in Washington.
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Jefferson City
Railpax
Thomas Graham
Graham
National Legislative Conference
Jefferson City News and Tribune
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Kansas City
Leaders Pay Tribute To Thomas Dewey Funeral Attendees Include Nixon Rockefeller Lindsay
In New York St James Church held a rainy Episcopal funeral for Thomas E Dewey the three time New York governor who twice sought the presidency. President Nixon Cabinet members Gov Nelson Rockefeller and Mayor John Lindsay attended along with about 1000 mourners and 200 more under umbrellas. Dewey who died at 68 in Miami was known for rackets busting as district attorney and served as governor. His wife had died last July and they will be buried together at Pawling mausoleum near his farm.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John V. Lindsay
St. James Church
Dewey
Ralph C. Lankler
Church of Christ
Quaker Hill
Pawling
N.Y
Miami
Welcome Notes For Vets Planned
Ellisville Missouri officials will welcome home returning servicemen with personal letters thanking them for their duty. Mayor Patrick E Payne will write to each veteran, a plan sparked by American Legion Memorial Post 611 in Ballwin nearby.
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Ellisville
St. Louis
Patrick E. Payne
American Legion Memorial Post
Ballwin
Cox Will Head Personnel Board
Harold E. Cox a Columbia banker was chosen by Missouri merit system board members to replace A C Sullivan Jr as chairman of the personnel advisory board governing the merit system in Jefferson City Missouri.
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Jefferson Uky
Harold E. Cox
Columbia Banker
Missouri
A.C. Sullivan Jr
New Plan Offered On Sales Tax
Jefferson City AP report outlines a substitute plan by Sen. John J. Johnson to fund a one cent sales tax with an automatic $10 per person income tax credit, modeled after Colorado. Johnson argues it is simple and fair, while Sen. Avery’s plan to raise the sales tax is described as regressive. The Senate laid the bill aside due to attendance and procedural questions, with other measures postponed.
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Jefferson City
Omer H. Avery
Troy
Senate
John J. Johnson
D+ Affton
Missouri
Johnson
Colorado
Avery
Barber
Clifford Jones
R-Brentwood
Municipal Corporations Committee
Jasper Brancato
Kansas City
Jones
Spring Revival Set At Love Street Church
Love Street Christian Church begins a week long Spring Revival Monday March 22 through Sunday March 28 at 414 Ef Love St Evangelist Ray Gipson will lead services Gipson a Missouri native studied at Lincoln Illinois Bible College earning a 1956 BA and a theology degree from Central Christian College of the Bible at Moberly Larry A Schraer church pastor
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Love Street
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