Daily Record Missouri weather and city police notes
The Daily Record reports Missouri weather with fair to sunny conditions and mild temps into Sunday plus river stages and medical center admissions. Police note a truck tractor incident injuring no one, a two car collision, and a hit and run near Jefferson and Jackson Streets.
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Phillip S. Fennewald
Martinsburg
Chris E. Cannon
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Oliver Truck Complex
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Fennewald
Chicago
Jefferson and
Jackson Sts
Kristen Gay
Mexico Ledger riot page item 1972 road accidents and court notes
A report from Mexico Missouri Ledger details two vehicle crashes on Highway 64 and Highway 19 with injuries and total vehicle destruction. It also covers magistrate court actions including fines for resisting arrest illegal fishing equipment and liquor license charges and several defendants bound over to circuit court for trial.
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Pauline Perrin
Sherman Hayes Jr
Tommy A
Robert Leslie Shivers
Harold D. Cockrell
Moose Lodge
Hugh E. Ferrier
FVW
Jerry Leroy Jither
Graf Sporting Goods
Gunther Waschenbach
Nixon says Paris talks suspended to test enemy intent
President Nixon said he ordered the Paris peace talks paused after North Vietnam used the talks for propaganda for three and a half years. He added the move may not bring negotiations but aims to see if the enemy truly wants to negotiate.
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Nixon
Paris
North Vietnam
Market Trading Snapshot Across OTC and NYSE
In over the counter trading A B Chance 29 bid 29% asked Commerce Banc shares 47 bid 48 asked Wet terau 35% bid 36% asked. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks closed 13% up with 20 300 shares traded Dresser Industries 34 up Interco 53% down 1 Kaiser Aluminum 24% down Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 31% down 4 Ralston Purina 40% up US Gypsum common 303% up 44 16 100 US Gypsum pref 34% up 4 1300.
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Wetterau
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Robbie Brooks
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Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Two-Car Bridge Crash Fatal near Fayette Missouri
James B. McFerrin, 23, of Odessa, died after his car struck a bridge on Missouri 5 near Fayette about 1 15 a.m. The vehicle spun and halted broadside on the bridge. Moments later Timmy Fuemmeler, 20, of Glasgow, driving a second car, collided with the McFerrin vehicle as it blocked the bridge. McFerrin died after arrival at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia.
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James B. McFerrin
Odessa
Howard County
Highway Patrol
McFerrin
Missouri 5
Timmy Joseph Fuemmeler
Glasgow
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Iowa ratifies equal rights amendment to U S constitution
Des Moines Iowa Friday as fourth state to ratify a proposed amendment guaranteeing equal rights for women. The action marks a milestone in the national push for gender equality.
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Des Moines
Iowa
U.S
Betty Cottrell Rites Set for Sunday in Centralia
Funeral services for Betty Lou Wilkerson Cottrell 35 will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Meador and Son funeral Home. She died Wednesday at Portsmouth Naval Hospital Virginia. Rev Joe Acuff will officiate. Burial at Glendale Memorial Gardens Cemetery. She leaves husband Robert W. Cottrell four daughters, her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Wilkerson, Centralia, two brothers and a sister.
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Meador and Son Funeral
Betty Lou Wilkerson Cottrell
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Virginia
Joe Acuff
First Baptist Church
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Wilkerson
Centralia High School
George Abraham Dies at 68 in Montgomery City
George Abraham 68 of Danville died at his home this morning. Born December 5 1903 in Cleveland Ohio to John and Marie Chermac Abraham he was survived by his wife three daughters Rose Marie Volner Janet Louise Calahan and Ellen Jane Daniels two brothers Frank and Otto and seven grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday Schlanker Funeral Home with Rev Robert Hester officiating burial in Montgomery City Cemetery.
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Danville
Cleveland
Ohio
John
Marie Chermac Abraham
Rose Marie Volner
St. Louis
Janet Louise Calahan
Ellen Jane Daniels
Taylorville
Frank Abraham
de Soto
Otto Abraham
State of California
Schlanker Funeral
Robert Hester
United Presbyterian-Methodist
John E. Bernard Dies at 82
John Edward Bernard Sr., 82, of High Hill died at home yesterday. Funeral services are 9 a.m. Monday at All Saints Catholic Church St. Peters, burial in Oak Grove Cemetery St. Charles. He was born August 15, 1889 and had lived in High Hill recently after moving from St. Peters. He is survived by his wife Farry Lois Smith and three sons John E. Bernard Jr. St. Charles Orville Bernard St. Peters Albert Bernard New Florence.
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John E. Bernard Jr
St. Charles
Orville Bernard
St. Peters
Albert Bernard
New Florence
Government Union Ban Under Attack
The U S District Court in St Louis was asked to rule on the legality of a Missouri law that bars police and certain other government workers from becoming union members.
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ST. Louis
U.S. District Court
Missouri
Bell Clapper Crashes Through Church Roof Collision
In Covington Kentucky the 50 pound bell clapper from St. Benedict Church flew from the tower during six o clock Angelus and crashed into a nearby house roof. William Lommel, 55, and his wife were dining when the clapper toppled through the roof and lay on the floor upstairs. Firemen made temporary repairs and Lommel returned the clapper to the church.
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Covington
St. Benedict Church
William J. Lommel
Lommel
Five Alarm Fire Destroys Paper Rolls Yard
A five alarm fire at the Gaylord Container Division plant in north St Louis destroyed hundreds of rolls of scrap paper. Winds blew embers onto railroad tracks as a red glow lit much of the metro area. No injuries were reported. Flames started about 1130 pm and were under control by 1 am, confined to paper rolls between a storage shed and tracks. Cause remains undetermined.
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ST. Louis
Gaylord Container Division
Urban Renewal Groups To Meet At Garfield Center
The project area committee will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the Garfield Community Center 828 Garfield Ave All residents of the three urban renewal areas are urged to attend the housing authority office said.
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Garfield Ave
Housing Authority
Money Deal With Gamblers Takes His 2000 Dollars
A Moberly man, Stanley Johnson, 77, said three unidentified men robbed him of 2000 near the Moberly Auction Co sale barn Thursday afternoon after he lent 350 dollars to a card player in a previous gambling game. Police searched the area but found no trace of the suspects.
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Senate Eyes On Corporate Action Abroad
Fulbright announces a Senate inquiry into foreign investment and multinational corporate influence abroad. The probe will examine potential conflicts with U.S. national interests, span representative countries, and may take the rest of the year to organize with a possible longer timeline.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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J.W. Fulbright
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International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
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Chile
Fulbright
United States
ITT
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Central Intelligence Agency
Allende
State Department
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Church
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Renaissance Music by Collegian Musicum at MU concert
The Collegian Musicum will present a 3:30 p.m. concert in the Recital Hall of MU’s Fine Arts Building in Columbia. A chorus and consort perform 14th century Spain Italy France and 16th century France England with a Jean Mouton motet and William Byrd harpsichord solos conducted by Dr. Andrew C. Minor.
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Witness Links Beating With Death Of Yellow Thunder
In Gordon Nebraska Raymond Yellow Thunder died after a late February beating by five men. Bernard J. Ladder testified that Robert Bayliss and Leslie Hare were involved while others claimed all defendants drank. Autopsy cited cerebral hemorrhage possibly from prior head injury. Protests followed and officials ordered investigations.
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Raymond Yellow Thunder
Bernard J. Ladder
Robert Bayliss
Gordon Neb
Leslie Hare
Ladder
Hare
Melvin
Yellow Thunder
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Pine Ridge
Nebraska
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Sheridan
Jeannette Thompson
Bayliss
Hare Brothers
Thompson
Scottsbluff
W. C. Brown
Gordon
Rogers C.B. Morton
Justice Department
Congress
Jury Rules Out Claims On Jackson State
An all white federal jury in Biloxi Mississippi rejected a 13.8 million dollar civil suit by Black plaintiffs over the May 15 1970 Jackson State College shootings. Plaintiffs claimed police sniper fire killed James Earl Green and Philip Gibbs and wounded seven students. defense argued sniper fire from a women's dormitory. Plaintiffs mother and wives led the suits. no charges were brought by grand juries. Police officials welcomed the verdict.
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Green
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Vernon Weakley
Jackson
Lavell Tullos
Soledad Brothers Case Concluded in San Francisco Trial
AP reports on the Soledad Brothers murder trial ending with a San Francisco jury deciding the fate of John Clutchette and Fleeta Drumgo after two years of legal battles. The all white jury deliberated about an hour before being sent for the night, amid linked cases involving George Jackson Angela Davis and a Marin County courthouse shootout.
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Soledad Brothers
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Lee Vavaris
John Clutchette
Fleeta Drumgo
Soledad
Here
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George Jackson
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Marin County
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