Missouri Weather and Local Hospital Notices Report
Mostly sunny statewide with a cooler trend in western areas and showers possible Sunday. Extended look shows occasional rain chances Monday and Wednesday with highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s and lows in the upper 30s to mid 40s. Admitted and discharged lists from Audrain Medical Center include multiple residents from Mexico Linn Centralia and other towns. a birth recorded in Mexico at 4:50 p.m. Friday. a death noted for Mrs Dana Douglas in Centralia at 2:44 p.m. Friday.
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Missouri
Died Hugh Hollensteiner in Montgomery City
Obituary note for Hugh Hollensteiner age 56 of Montgomery City who died at 11 40 p m Friday services and surviving relatives not listed. Public notices include a death entry for Mrs Dana Douglas 82 and a brief death item for Hugh Hollensteiner. The record lists multiple police, highway patrol and magistrate court items from Audrain County Missouri including motor vehicle accidents citations and court proceedings.
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Hugh Hollensteiner
Montgomery City
Highway Patrol
Eva Moore
Rhineland
George Kramer
Warrenton
Highway 19
Montgomery County
Elmer A. Hertleine
Otis E. Ritschard
New Florence
Ritschard
Hertleine
Public Notices Inform Citizens Of Local Legal Matters
Law required notices inform residents about matters affecting property rights and public actions including deadlines and the authorities issuing the notices. The items cover civil actions zoning changes and public hearings with dates and locations where available.
Notice of Letters Testamentary Granted in Audrain County
In Audrain County Missouri Mexico probate court the will of Willie K Plybon decedent was admitted March 4 1975 Irene Workes appointed executrix of estate 506 W Pearson St Mexico MO 581-1934 attorney Larney Barnes 115 S Jefferson St Mexico MO 581-2742 creditors must file claims within six months successors in interest determined by court and extent of interests. First publication March 8 1979 Bernice Adams Clerk Probate Court of Sudpat Coats Massouli
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Missouri
Audrain
Audrain County
Mexico
Willie K
Willie K. Plybon
Willie K.plybon
Irene Workes
Bernice Adams
Probate Court of
Sudpat Coats
Sack Lunch Protest at New Junior High School
About 150 to 200 seventh and eighth graders at the new Mexico Junior High School staged a sack lunch protest over conditions in the new lunchroom Fund. Assistant principal Ed Morris said complaints included cold hamburgers due to delayed warming equipment and noted most issues stem from moving into a new building. He added cooks had prepped less Friday food after learning of the protest. about 900 students attend grades 6-8.
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William Winterbower
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Winterbower
Ton Jeffries
Benton City
Morris
Breckenridge
Margaret N. Byars
N. Jefferson
Gerald Lee Sutton
Farber
FE. Monroe
Coal Street
Sutton
Carl Cleeton
Stewart
Hardin
S. Calhoun
J. R. Houchins
New Mexico ‘Junior High School
Ed Morris
Mrs Cherches Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Alyce Cherches of Mexico has returned from Columbia Regional Hospital and will recuperate at home for several weeks.
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Alyce Cherches
Mexico
Columbia Regional Hospital
Army Council Abolishes Queen Of Sheba Throne
Addis Ababa Ethiopia AP leftist military government ends 3 000 year monarchy dating to Queen of Sheba. Haile Selassie deposed Sept 12 crown prince Asfa Wossen named then annulled. Rulers promise a new government but give no details. Selassie under house guard health shaky at times.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Sheba
Haile Selassie
Selassie
Asfa Wossen
Wossen
Gigte Ay Udetas
Market Roundup of Over the Counter and NYSE Stocks
Trading on over the counter saw Commerce Banc at 19 percent bid and 20 percent asked with Wetterau at 15 bid and 16 asking. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks closed at 2 percent with 2,900 shares traded. A B Chance 21 percent down 2 with 1,700, Combustion Engineering 37 percent down 15,100, Dresser Industries 48 percent down 16,800, Emerson Electric 32 percent down 1a 12,200, Interco 30 percent up 4 with 800, Kaiser Aluminum 21.5 percent down 5 with 11,600, Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 30.2 percent down 8 with 3,900, Ralston Purina 41.34 percent unchanged with 12,600, US Gypsum common 20.44 percent down 4s with 9,900, US Gypsum preferred 25 percent unchanged with 100, Wal-Mart 19 percent down 34 with 7,000.
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Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
A.B. Chance
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Career Day at R-6 High School to host 16 guest speakers
Sixteen invited guests will speak on life careers at the sixth annual Career Day at Community R-6 High School on Monday. Attorney General John Danforth will deliver the keynote address at 10 40 a.m. in the gym, with 20 to 30 students per discussion group.
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Scott’s Corner
Community R-6
John Danforth
Danforth
William Thompson
William Haas
Ken
Mace
Rex Johnson
Shirley Willingham
National Guard
Sgt. Bennett
Joe Wieberg
Juanita Spears
Dewayne Rakes
Linn Tech
Bruce Heerboth
Mary Reddick
Dennis Schafer
Robert Hood
Cannon Dam
Ed Bliefnick
Highway Patrol
Fern LeMasters
Mark Aulbur
Former CIA Men To Take Stump
Washington AP A retired CIA Latin America chief David A Phillips says he has taken early retirement to organize former intelligence officers. He plans an association to defend the CIA and speak to Rotary groups about its accomplishments, sending invitations to about 250 former CIA officers amid investigations of domestic surveillance and possible assassinations.
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Washington
CTA
David A. Phillips
CIA
Phillips
William E. Calby
Phillip
Rotary
CIA denies recovery of Soviet warheads from sunken sub
Los Angeles Times cites unnamed CIA sources denying reports that two nuclear torpedo warheads from a Soviet submarine sunk in the Pacific were recovered. The article notes the denial and questions the prior published claims, citing officials familiar with the case.
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Los Angeles
Central Intelligence Agency
Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles Times
The
Times
Deaths Denny Kelso McClure 83 Dies in Fulton
Mrs. Denny Kelso McClure 83 died Thursday at Presbyterian Home Life Fulton where she had lived two years. She previously resided in Branson and is to be buried in Branson. Born in Mexico she was daughter of Tom J. Kelso and sister of Frank Kelso. Survived by daughter Frances Gathmann of Jefferson City and four grandchildren. sister-in-law Elizabeth McClure of Salina formerly of Mexico.
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Denny Kelso McClure
Presbyterian Home
Fulton
Branson
First Presbyterian Church
McClure
Mexico
Tom J. Kelso
Frank Kelso
Hardin College
P.E.O
Arthur
Frances) Gathmann
Jefferson City
Elizabeth McClure
Salina
Kansas
Hugh Hollensteiner of Buell Dies in Mexico
Hugh C. Hollensteiner 56 of Buell died this morning in Mexico where he was admitted Friday. Services are pending at Schlanker Funeral Home in Montgomery City. Born June 19 1918 in Missouri he was a World War II veteran and farmer. He married Margaret Hendricks Oct 15 1941 who survives with son Ray Montgomery City, grandson, sister Mary Lowry of Laddonia, brothers Lindell Mexico and Glenn Montgomery City. Death was unexpected after a period of illness.
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Montgomery City
Hugh C. Hollensteiner
Buell
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Schlanker Funeral Home
Mongomery City
Mr. Hollensteiner
Missouri
Ora
Ollie Parkey Hollensteiner
Margaret Hendricks
Ray
James
Mary) Lowry
Laddonia
Lindell
Glenn
Hollensteiner
Mrs. Fletcher Douglas Dies at 82 in Centralia Rites Sunday
Mrs. Fletcher Douglas 82 of Centralia died Friday at Audrain Medical Center after a three day stay. Born June 25 1892 in Leora she married Fletcher Douglas in 1910 he died in 1967. She leaves son Carl Douglas two granddaughters Linda Jo Morgan and Janet Mae Brestal five great grandchildren two brothers John F Lewis and William Lewis funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at Bloomfield with burial in Bloomfield Cemetery.
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Centralia
Fletcher
Dona) Douglas
Audrain Medical Center
Leora
Marshall
Eppie Kitchens Lewis
Fletcher Douglas
Christian Church
Bloomfield
Carl Douglas
Linda Jo Morgan
Wood River
Inl
Janet Mae Brestal
Marseilles
John F. Lewis
Dexter
William Lewis
Puxico
Chiles-Cooper Funeral Home
Bloomfield Cemetery
Fenton Funeral Home
McCord Begins Prison Term Over Hughes Connection
Allenwood Pa James W McCord the former FBI and CIA agent has started a 10 to 15 year federal sentence for Watergate. He told reporters that the Howard Hughes link in the scandal has not been adequately explored by the U S Senate Watergate Committee or other investigators.
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Allenwood
James W. McCord
Howard Hughes
FBI
CIA
McCord
U.S. Senate
Watergate Committee
Hughes
Richard M. Nixon
McDonnell Strike Talks Continue Progress Reported
In Saint Louis AP reports progress in talks Friday between striking machinists and McDonnell Douglas officials as negotiations proceed to resolve the labor dispute.
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McDonnell
T. Louis
McDonnell Douglas
Rock Island Railroad Postpones Closing
Rock Island Railroad postpones its planned shutdown from March 31 to April 12 amid hopes of last minute aid. U S District Judge Frank J McGarr approved the delay at the railroad’s request as it files for reorganization under the Bankruptcy Act. A bankruptcy hearing on March 28 will appoint a trustee. President John W Ingram cites strong congressional support for a new long term rail solution.
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Chicago
Rock Island
U.S
Frank J. McGarr
McGarr
John W. Ingram
Congress
Double Rites For Couple In Plane Crash
Funeral services for Gary Michael Mefford and Neta Pilliard Mefford, both of Kirksville, were set for 1:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Shelbina. Burial followed at Oak Ridge Cemetery near Lentner. The couple died when their single engine plane crashed about 12 miles from Jacksonville Florida after fuel ran low. Janet Judd, injured, was released from Pasavant Hospital in Jacksonville. The Meffords married April 10, 1974. Gary Mefford, born September 29, 1953, was a Northeast Missouri State University senior and First Baptist member. Neta Pillard Mefford, born May 26, 1954, was a Kirksville LPN School student and Curryville Baptist member. Surviving relatives include parents, siblings, and grandparents in Missouri and nearby towns.
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Gary Michael
Mike) Mefford
Neta Pilliard Mefford
Kirksville
First Baptist Church
Shelbina
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Lentner
Mefford
Jacksonville, T
Janet Judd
Pasavant
Jacksonville
Meffords
Bowling Green
Quincy
Hannibal
Floyd
Beulah Kidwell
Neta Pilliard
Curryville
Dan
Mary) Bellow
Shelbyville
David
Anita) Myers
Kansas City
South Shelby High School
Northeast Missouri State University
Pike County
Dennis
Marjorie Moore Pillard
Dale
Duane
Randy
Teena
Lori
Lisa
Lindy
Martha Green
Middletown
Charles Heyuembourg
Charleston
Bowling Green High School
Kirksville Lpn School
Curryville Baptist Church
Willingham Rites This Afternoon
Funeral services for Willard Willingham were scheduled at 2 30 p m today at the Precht Pickering Funeral Home with the Rev J C Montgomery officiating and burial in the Liberty Cemetery northwest of Mexico. Pallbearers named were J W Minor Harry Knollhoff Charles Dennison all of Stoutsville Billy Evans of Riverton Ill Thomas Roberts and Melvin Iman of Mexico.
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Willard Willingham
Precht- Pickering
J. C. Montgomery
Liberty Cemetery
Mexico
J. W. Minor
Harry Knollhoff
Charles Dennison
Stoutsville
Billy Evans
Riverton
Thomas Roberts
Melvin Iman
Mrs. John Evans Rites At 2 Sunday
Services for Mrs. John Rebecca Evans will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Agnew Funeral Home with the Rev. Mike Crough officiating. Burial follows at Walnut Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home until services.
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Paris
John
Rebecca) Evans
Agnew Funeral Home
Mike Crough
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Funeral
Foreign Aid Bill Seeks $3.67 Billion Senate House Votes Next Week
A $3.67 billion foreign aid appropriation bill for the fiscal year ending June 30 faces final votes next week in Congress. The measure, approved by Senate and House conferees, covers military and economic aid to 53 countries, with major allocations for Israel, Egypt, Jordan, and an unallocated Syria fund. It includes $475 million for military aid and $300 million for military credit sales to Israel, plus $300 million for food programs and $112 million for population control. Economic support backs Kissinger peace efforts with Israel at $324 million, Egypt $250 million, and Jordan $77.5 million. The bill remains the last regular appropriations package for 1975 after delays over foreign military and economic aid authorizations.
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Washington
Senate
House
Israel
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Gang Revenge Wiped Out Whole Family
Andrew Williams, 20, was sentenced in Brooklyn Supreme Court to 15 years to life for six revenge arson murders. He and others sought to punish Bernard Hayes by burning his tenement. Hayes and five family members died. Williams was convicted of throwing fire bombs into the three story building where Hayes and his family lived.
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New York
War Gods
Bernard Hayes
Hayes
Andrew Williams
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Hyman Barshay
Doy
Williams
Brooklyn
Asst. Dist. Atty
Thomas Martin
US May Declare '73 Pact Is Dead
State Department officials say the United States may declare the 1973 Paris peace accords inoperative due to the major Communist offensive in South Vietnam. Fighting surrounds Hue as thousands flee, paratroopers rush in, and a plan to reconvene signatories is retracted.
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Washington
United States
Paris
South Vietnam
State Department
Hue
Saigon
North Vietnam
South
U.S
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Lon Nol
Um Sim
Ho Chi Minh Corridor
Viet Nam War tensions rise as Hue attacked and refugees despaired
North Vietnamese forces pressed toward Hue while Ranger troops protested limits on fighting. Refugees from Ban Me Thuot lament disappearances of families. Anti American sentiment grows in Nha Trang and Saigon as reports tie American activity to the crisis. In Cambodia two U.S. cargo planes were hit by rocket fire.
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Page
Pleiku
Kontum
Ban Me Thuot
Nha Trang
Saigon
South Vietnam
Hue
Darlac
Cambodia
U.S
Citizens Offer Protection For Threatened Judge
Durant Oklahoma AP reports district court judge Sam Sullivan who began carrying a gun after threats has received offers of protection from citizens including a man with a shotgun at Bryan County Courthouse and two sisters promising riders with dogs and a posse. Authorities tie threats to a recent drug raid and nine arrests. Sullivan defends his arms as protection and notes he holds several pistols at home and in his car while his staff member also carries a gun.
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Durant
Okla
Sam Sullivan
Sullivan
Bryan County
Pauline Pitts
Sybil Millar
Grace
Atoka County
Litton Urges Urban Farm Coalition For Support On Diets
Rep Litton spoke on the spinach price rise and noted the gain in farmer prices. He urged more urban lawmakers on the agriculture committee to educate and gain support. Audrain Farm Bureau president Bob Schutte led a banquet as the high school crowd filled the venue. Litton will be on the Today show Monday to bridge producer and consumer gaps.
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Agriculture Committee
Bob Schutte
Audrain Farm Bureau
Emmons
Agriculture Dey
Cong. Litton
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