Weather and local notices from mid May area
Official 7 p.m. readings show high and low details for the last 24 hours with precipitation totals and monthly year to date figures. Forecasts call for generally fair nights, mild days, and slight chances of measurable precipitation tonight and Tuesday. City police, hospital admissions, marriages, wreck reports, and court matters are summarized with names and locations across Missouri and Kansas City.
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Sur
Missouri
Market Report from National Stockyards and Chicago Opens
Estimated Tuesday receipts include 6 000 hogs 2 000 cattle and 100 sheep. Hogs steady to 25 higher with various weights cited. cattle slaughter steers and heifers steady to 26 higher. cows steady. bulls strong. Wheat and corn on mixed board at Chicago with May futures around 1.62 and 1.2234 respectively. Missouri Livestock Market Center notes hogs mostly 25 cents higher across weights with feeder pigs uneven and lighter. sows and boars also up modestly. feeder weights 60 to 100 pounds down about 2 dollars with a range across other weights.
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National Stockyards
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Mo. Dept. of Agr. Mns
Danny Barnes
Rolling Stones Plan Circus Train Tour
The Rolling Stones plan a year end transport tour described as a rock n roll carnival. Mick Jagger said the show will travel by special train across the country with games and circus acts in a gigantic tent that seats about 10 000 people. The band will headline a carnival show with a British group and launch a month long U S tour later this month.
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London
Rolling Stones
Mick Jagger
The
Sun Sunday
Stones
The 0
Stock Market Gains Across Sectors As Dow Rises Slightly
New York stocks posted broad gains led by nonblue-chip issues as the Dow Jones Industrial Average crept up 0.15 to 941.98 at noon. Advancers beat decliners about 3 to 1 on the NYSE as investors weighed a Moscow summit and Viet Nam developments. Rails, airlines, aircrafts, utilities, and steels rose while motors and oils fell.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Kontum
South Vietnam
Dock Worker Strike Averted By Agreement
SAN FRANCISCO AP The West Coast longshore union and dock employers announced agreement on Pay Board pay scales ending the threat of a renewed West Coast dock strike. Longshore straight time pay will rise by 42 cents to 4.70 an hour retroactive to Dec 25 1971. The joint release by ILWU and PMA did not mention the Pay Board. Harry Bridges warned members to stand by for action if the Pay Board cut back the negotiated settlement. Teddy Gleason did not support a coastwide shutdown.
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San Francisco
Federal Pay Board
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Pacific Maritime Association
Harry Bridges
ILWU
Gulf Coast
Thomas W
Teddy’ Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
Bridges
U.S
Fire Damages Martinsburg Road Barn
Martinsburg volunteers fought a welding machine caused blaze at the Common No 1 Road District barn on Martinsburg outskirts. About 10 a.m. the fire scorched a road maintainer damaged its windows and likely ruined a tire. Fire Chief Larry Welschmeyer led the 30 minute effort. County officials surveyed the damage later.
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Martinsburg
Larry Welschmeyer
John Jesse
Mother's Day at San Quentin Prison Observance
The San Quentin convict in pressed denims pinned a corsage on his frail 84 year old mother during the fifth annual Mothers Day observance. About 95 women traveled from as far away as Texas to attend.
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San Quentin
Calif
Texas
Airlift Evacuates Montagnard Families from Kontum
US aircraft began air lifting Montagnard refugees from Kontum City in South Vietnam as fighter-bombers hit North Vietnamese positions. Helicopters and transports moved women children and tied people 25 miles to Pleiku while about 2 500 men were assigned to militia units. An estimated 15 000 Montagnards and 10 000 others remained in Kontum City with 20 000 refugees having left in the past three weeks.
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Highway Patrol
Martin Henry Christian
Centralia
Route C
Missouri Highway Patrol
Christian
Highway 19
Montgomery County
Route A
Darrel Ray Gibson
Wellsville
Grace Haden
Fulton
Callaway County
Highway
State Highway Patrol
Haden
Ruth Young
Young
Kontum
Vietnam
Kontum City
South Vietnam
Pleiku
Kontuin City
Konum
Mrs. Mary Fennewald Dies at 86 in Martinsburg
Mrs. Mary Fennewald aged 86 of Martinsburg died Sunday at Twain Haven Nursing Home Perry after a three year stay. Born February 27 1886 in Antwerp Belgium she married Henry B Fennewald who died December 28 1957. Survived by five children twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren among others. Funeral at St Joseph Catholic Church Martinsburg Wednesday 10 AM with burial at St Joseph Cemetery. rosary at Myers Funeral Home Wellsville Tuesday 8 PM and body lies in state after 2 PM today.
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Martinsburg
Mary Fennewald
Twain Haven
Perry
Mary Hermann Kerating Fennewald
Antwerp
Belgium
Henry B. Fennewald
Delora
Sistera of
Christian Charity
Martin
Chicago
Joe Austerachmidt
Delores
St. Charles
Sylvester
Streator
Tll
Norbert and
Everett Lee
Wilhelmine Jacobi
Carl Weinand
Mexico
Bill
Martin Kersting
Fennewald
St. Joseph Catholic Church
St. Joseph
Myers Funeral Home
Wellsville
Maddox Rites Held At Shelbina United Methodist Church
Funeral services were held for Robert W. Maddox 49 of Memphis Mo at the United Methodist Church in Shelbina. He died Friday at Audrain Medical Center after a short illness and is survived by his wife Thelma Maddox and his sister Mrs Leonard Davis of Mexico.
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Audrain Medical Center
Eric L. Chitwood
Danny L. Gentry
Orpha B. Smith
David R. Johnson
Billie M. Robison
Robert L. Knipfel
Malcolm Whitaker
Robert J. Robinson
Leta T. Million
Jeffrey R. Brumback
Pierce EE. Turner
J. Lamont Campbell
Charles E. Groves
Mexico
Clifford L. Winscott
Merrell Rutter
Centralia
Delmar T. Bunton
Jonesburg
Orville E. Dowell
Maurine Peabody
Virgil DeTienne
Vandalia
Mitchell Skorupa
Creve Coeur
Michelle M. Fishburn
Lawrence H. Healy Jr
Auxgasse
Glenn B. Renner
Jaily Ann Palardie
Montgomery City
Rena M. Kemp
Promenade St
Marion Crockett
Marvin Vore
Donna Marking
Tim Lawrence
Ricky Gilbert
Perry Kelly
H. Huq
Florence Offutt
William van Deventer
Jerry Brauer
Kenneth Parsons
Baysinger
Charley Foster
Joe Mathews
Fred L. Batty
Orbie Womack
Margaret Jennings
Winnie J. Mansfield
Raymond H. Arens
Theresa L. Maupin
John J. Hobbs
Middletown
Siberius L. Ahrens
Martinsburg
Pietrich M. Engel
James A. Shields
Laurel Otto
Pied. Orlen L. Stowers
Olive Se
United Methodist Church of
Shelbina
Robert W. Maddox
Memphis
Maddox
Leonard Davis
Thelma Maddox
Rites Held For Linda Tomlinson
Rites held this morning for Linda Tomlinson 13 daughter of Mrs Youlanda Tomlinson of 504 S Olive St The Rev Jeff Marsh officiated at the service at Arnold Funeral Home with Mrs John Willer as organist Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery Pallbearers named Harold Edwards Neil Nielsen Tom Osborne Gerald Valet Harold Parker Julian Nail Raymond Cook and Elmer Faigle
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Linda Tomlinson
Youlanda Tomlinson
S. Olive St
Jeff Marsh
Arnold Funeral Home
John Willer
Elmwood Cemetery
Harold Edwards
Neil Nielsen
Tom Osborne
Gerald Valet
Harold Parker
Julian Nail
Raymond Cook
Elmer Faigle
Stun Gun Plant Bomb Damages Menlo Park Facility
A 24 inch pipe bomb exploded in front of MB Associates in Bohannon Industrial Park causing 10000 dollars in damage. No injuries or witnesses reported. The plant makes nonlethal riot control devices similar to those used on protesters in Berkeley and San Francisco last week.
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Menlo Park
Calif
MB Associates
Bohannon
William Frank
MBA
Frank
Berkeley
San Francisco
85 Pay Hike For McDonnell Union
ST LOUIS AP Members of Machinists District 837 win 85 cent hourly raises over three years in a contract with McDonnell Douglas Corp ratified 4903 to 476. First year gains include 44 cents plus 18 cents for living costs. about 12 500 workers affected after union threatened strike at midnight if no deal.
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St, Louis
McDonnell Douglas
Hanoi Bridge Knocked Out
New York Times reporter Anthony Lewis says Hanoi's main bridge to the east and north is unusable due to U S bombing. The Red River bridge remains standing but vehicle access is blocked and might take months to repair according to foreign experts. Bombings also hit rail lines north and south of Hanoi and the Hanoi Haiphong link.
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NEW York
New York Times
Anthony Lewis
Hanoi
U.S
Lewis
the Times
Red River
Haiphong
Mexico High to Offer Summer PE and Driving Courses
Three physical education classes and one drivers training class will run at Mexico High School this summer, starting Monday June 5. Five students needed for the typing class. contact the principal or Mr Hodgin at 581 6997 before May 19. Courses grant high school credit, open to current eighth graders and high school students, eight weeks Monday through Friday, $30 per class, all district and non district students welcome.
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Mexico High School
Joseph Hodgin
Hodgin
Mexico
Amendments Hold Key To School Bill Debates
Washington AP report says Senate House conferees head into a crucial week over a 23 billion higher education bill focused on desegregation and amendments. Key disputes include antibusing riders, two versions of a 1.5 billion desegregation aid provision, and how general aid is split among colleges. House provisions push to bar federal aid for busing to desegregate and to block court orders pending appeals, while Senate language allows state or federal funds for busing when constitutional or local official requests justify it.
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Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
National Institute of Education
Centralia Personal News and Club Notices Updated
Crane discussed assessment procedures and proposed changes, detailing personal property evaluations and the Board of Equalization. Mrs. Earl Green presided, followed by a Q and A with Mr. Dorane, then social hour hosted by Mrs. Green and Mrs. Lee Bryson. Charles Cox hosted Rotary with Harris White on wild turkey hunting. 11 counties open season, 4454 turkeys killed. Newcomers welcomed: Mr. and Mrs. Chapman from Moberly and Mr. and Mrs. Gale Rutherford of Amarillo. Friendship Circle reports successful Family Night Supper and plans senior visits, June 14 meeting. no babysitting in summer. Visiting in Amesbury for graduation. sixth to eighth grade spring concert at Centralia Middle School with detailed soloists and accompanists. American Legion Auxiliary reports donations to Veterans Hospital in Columbia and June 14 meeting. Strother Neighborhood Club May meeting includes devotion, birthday cards, poems, and prize winners. next meeting June 8.
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Crane
Board of Equalization
Earl Green
Dorane
Green
Lee Bryson
Charles Cox
Rotary Club
Harris White
Department of Conservation
Rotary
Bill David Meador
John Schlemmer
Jack Spratt
Andy Harrison
Elmer Jackson
Dick Smith
Connie Pickering
E. 0. Lawrence
Mexico Club
Centralia
Robert Jones
R. L. Chapman
Moberly
Gale Rutherford
Amarillo
Texas
Friendship Circle
United Methodist Church
Robert Hagerty
Joseph Wormington
Thomas Adams
Harold Beck
Centralia Middle School
Nancy Thompson
Elynne Hisle
Chris Herring
Brenda Whitaker
Jeff Schweitzer
Dennis Bradley
Danny Auck
Susan Twillman
Teddy DeOrnellis
Sara Johnson
Robert Mitchell
Vickie Jones
Earlene Hibbs
Tammy Luttrell
Jimmy Shuck
Harold Hentz
Jacquie Johnson
Ruth Reinhardt
Collie Lincoln
Susan Lincoln
Arlene Enyeart
American Legion Auxiliary
Don Dorman
Earl Beamer
Veteran’s Hospital
Columbia
Strother
Strother Community House
Emnett Bryson
Luke
C. W. Secrist
Maude Vance
Sherwood Arms Nursing Home
Clyde Shepherd
Ellis Pool
Vance
Howard Barnes
Clara Pool
Claude Huffman
Dean Friedli
Sam Lewis
Harry Munson
la Karsom
Ermamett Bryson
Dallas Wright
Paul Stowe
47 Tea Set Brings $100 in Disneyana Buy
Louise Silvera became high bidder for a 13 piece Mickey Mouse tea set from 1933, paying 100 dollars after spotting a 47 cent tag. Sotheby Parke-Bernet auctioned over 170 Disneyana items Sunday for 14,885 dollars, with a 1933 Mickey Mouse watch at 260 dollars and other items such as a Mickey and Pluto snow shovel, an alarm clock, and a watering can selling for 125, 120, and 70 dollars respectively.
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Los Angeles
Louise Silvera
Sotheby Parke-Bennet
Witnesses Convention Calls Survival Mark Emphasized
George L. Hewitt spoke to 1,875 attendees at the Jehovah's Witnesses circuit conference in Quincy about marked for survival versus divine judgment. He linked Ezekiel 9 to modern events and noted 39 new ministers were ordained by water baptism. Kingdom Hall address given with invitation to study Bible truths.
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George L. Hewitt
Jehovah's Witnesses
Quincy
Hewitt
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Midwest
Mexico
Kingdom Hall
W. Breckenridge St
Goodyear Hikes Belting Prices
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. announced a 3.2 percent average price increase on June 15 for conveyor belting and other industrial rubber products. Increases ranged from 2 to 7 percent for most belting, hoses, couplings, and special products due to higher wages, materials, utilities, and distribution costs, with power transmission products also under study.
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New York
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
The
Price Commission
Bond Would End Duplicate Records
Missouri Auditor Kit Bond urged ending duplicate records between the Missouri Bar and the Missouri Supreme Court. An audit found the bar fund and trustees' accounts duplicating the court's bookkeeping. Bond urged changing court rules to end overlapping functions and improve efficiency. No irregularities were noted.
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Jefferson City
Christopher
Kit" Bond
Missouri Bar
Missouri Supreme Court
Bar Fund
Bond
Bar
St Louis U Grants Degree to Jean F Cobb in Commerce
Jean F Cobb of Montgomery City Route 2 received a bachelor of science in commerce with a major in accounting from the St Louis University School of Commerce and Finance on Saturday.
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Jean F. Cobb
Montgomery City
Rte. 2
St. Louis University School of Commerce and Finance
Pay Board and Price Commission Face Unchanged Course
Washington AP report says after six months the Pay Board and Price Commission plan no major policy shifts. Focus remains on enforceable limits on profits, and reducing backlogs, as inflation trends toward Nixon’s 2 to 3 percent target by year end.
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Washington
Pay Board and Price Commission
The
Price Commission
Pay Board
Nixon
Congress
Cost of Living Council
Personal News of Paris reflects a Mothers Day program
In Paris Thursday night Mrs. Del Hollingsworth presented a Mothers Day program and gave each mother a red carnation. Birthday wishes were sung to Mrs. Addie Ely as ice cream bars and cold drinks were served by hostess Mrs. Harold Ward. Marguerite Porter Wood of Port Arthur Texas visited her father Ralph Wood, recently home from hospital in Granville. The Agnew ambulance brought Miss Mary Hanna home and transported Mrs. Juanita Crawford from the Phillips Home in Mexico to Branham Rest Home in Paris. Lloyd Pelsue and E. H. Agnew attended the dedication of a new airport terminal in Quincy to see the Navy Blue Angels. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Johnson and children from Baton Rouge are visiting area relatives. Women from Paris Christian Church attended a CWP Leadership Development Conference at La Plata with Dysart Wilson and others.
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del Hollingsworth
Addie Ely
Harold Ward
Marguerite Porter Wood
Port Arthur
Tex
Ralph Wood
Granville
Agnew
Mary Hanna
Paris
Audrain Medical Center
Juanita Crawford
Phillips
Mexico
Branham
Lloyd Pelsue
E.H. Agnew
Quincy
Airport
Navy
Blue Angels
Bruce Johnson
Baton Rouge
Gift Wiler
Russell Johnson
Paris Christian Church
la Plata
Dysart Wilson
Albraull
Arthur Slinun
Paul Gerster
Capp Kunsdell
Ralph Ellington
Burnett
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Charles Black
Charlie's Deep Rock
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Bob George
Luther Dr
Loren Earl Hatfield
Ray Heaton
Virginia St
ST . Louis
Heaton
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Clark Street
Lakeview Road
Hermann
Hannibal
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
John Ss. Curr
Williaa BP. Miller
Vania Moy
Meg. Midna Garett
Coral Paradies
Shirley Mae Moore
West Plaza
Eugenia L. Shellabarger
Thompson
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Fontella Sitton
Juanita Jergesmeyer
Washington St
Liberty Street
Green Blvd
Valerie Werner
Gerry Buckman
Jeremiah Abott
Paul Early Jr
Bobby Lee
Lawson
Sheriff's Department
James W. Hancock
Sam Semple
James Williams
Martinsburg Road
R. W. Maddox
McDonnell Union
Joseph Arndt
Sunrise Circle
Mrs. Arndt
Mrs
Fredrick
Amesbury
Massachusetts
Marilyn
Centralia High School
St. Louis U
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