Weather and local notices from the Missouri illinois area
Forecasts show a cool night with mid to upper 50s lows and a warm Friday across Missouri and Kansas City region. Lake of the Ozark stage at 658.3 feet, river stages listed for St Louis and nearby towns, plus hospital admissions and discharges in Mexico and surrounding communities. Police and court reports include highway patrol accidents in Montgomery County, multiple traffic bonds, and magistrate actions. Local death, marriage licenses, and real estate probate figures accompany livestock market updates and Chicago grain notes.
Ticonderoga Sails For Vietnam Area
SAN DIEGO Calif AP With three destroyers in escort the aircraft carrier Ticonderoga sailed toward Vietnam after departing witnessed by 1000 wives and relatives and 200 antiwar demonstrators.
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San Dingo
Calif
Ticonderoga
Vietnam
Tsiranana Relinquishes Power to Army Chief in Malagas
President Philibert Tsiranana hands over full powers to General Gabriel Ramantsoa, army chief of staff, as students and workers continue protests demanding Tsiranana’s resignation and military takeover in Madagascar.
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Malagas Tananarive
Malagasy
Philibert Tsiranana
Gabriel Ramantsoa
Armed Forces
Tsiranana
Market closes higher as first quarter profits rise
In over the counter and New York trading yesterday gains led markets. The noon Dow Jones average rose 7.07 to 948.22 as advances outpaced declines on the NYSE by more than 2 to 1. Robbie Brooks fell to 11, Dresser Industries held at 37, Interco slipped 0.4 percent, Kaiser Aluminum rose 1 percent, Panhandle Eastern Pipeline down 0.4 percent, Ralston Purina down 0.4 percent, US Gypsum common down 0.0 percent while preferred gained 1 percent.
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Watterall
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
New York
Services Held For Mrs. Bradley
Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at Arnold Funeral Home for 80 year old Lillie M. Bradley of 212 Pleasant Street. The Rev. Terry Moore was to officiate with Mrs. John Willer as organist and burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Pallbearers listed: Russell Blackburn Edwin Pollard Ralph Sannebeck Loyal Wonneman Ferris Mundy and C Russell Stevens
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Arnold Funeral Home
Lillie M. Bradley
Pleasant St
Terry Moore
John Willer
Elmwood Cemetery
Russell Blackburn
Edwin Pollard
Ralph Sannebeck
Loyal Wonneman
Ferris Mundy
C. Russell Stevens
Youth Killed in One-Car Crash at I 70 Interchange
A 20 year old from Florissant Missouri was killed in a solo car crash at the junction of Interstate 70 and the interchange near Columbia. The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as Gary Paul Smith.
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Columbia, Mo
Florissant, Mo
Columbia
Missouri Highway Patrol
Gary Paul Smith
Malloy Dies In Indy Practice Crash
Indianapolis AP reports race driver Jim Malloy of Denver died from injuries after a crash at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. His Eagle car struck the concrete retaining wall in the northeast turn during a practice run for the 56th 500 mile race set for May 27. Speed way medical director Dr. Thomas A. Kanna announced the death.
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Indianapolis
Jim Malloy
Denver
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Thomas A. Kanna
Speedway
Fire tears through southwest barn. five horses killed
The blaze began at the southwest corner of the barn south of the grandstand, with twelve firemen and volunteers fighting flames as owners rushed in. Horses were padlocked in stalls to deter vandalism. Burson said he removed locks to try to reach others, but five horses died.
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Burson
Public Survey Group Backs Reorganization
ST LOUIS AP A propos al to reorganize 440 programs in Missouri into 14 departments won board support from the Missouri Public Expenditure Survey. The plan, from the State Reorganization Commission, will be voted at the Aug 8 primary. Hartley G Banks of Columbia was reelected president of the survey.
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St, Louis
Missouri
Board of Trustees
Missouri Public Expenditure Survey
State Reorganization Commission
Public Expenditure Survey
Hartley G. Banks
Columbia
R R Hulen Dies in Centralia at 53 Rites Saturday
Robert Ralph Hulen 53 of Centralia died 5:40 p.m. Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico. He was a punch presser for A B Chance. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Fenton Chapel. Rev. Joe Acuff to officiate. Burial in Centralia Cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m. Friday. Born December 7, 1918, son of Lucy Simcoe Hulen and late Roy B. Hulen. WWII Army veteran, European Theatre. Member of Centralia Odd Fellows Lodge. Executive board member Local 821 IUE. Survived by mother, four brothers, and six nephews. Father died June 22, 1969.
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Audrain Medical Center
Edna E. Hopkins
Hubert Tolston
Boyd Scott
Randall T. Levings
Darren Ball
Oscar P. Payne
Garnett Thomas
Ruth Pollard
Mexico
Marion Hildebrant
Morgan L. Wright
Paris
August Bertela
Martinsburg
Ruby F. Boyd
Auxvasse
Ambrose J. Elfrink
Jonathan Elfrink
Montgomery City
Charles R. Paul
Fulton
Leslie Robinson
Rocky Mount
Ernest Slinkard, Jr
Olive St
George W. Sheets
Lloyd E. Clark
Virgil Terry
Larry Kentston
Darrell Arndt
Claude Strange
Mabel Peak
Robert Midgett
Harry G. Davis
Pierce Turner
Bessie G. Strobel
Raymond Groves
William H. Smith
Patricia Howard
Ach
Fennewald
Laddonia
James Rigg
Bellflower
Jewell W. Clevenger
Centralia
Mabel Pease
Rosalie K. Hobbs
Orville E. Dow
Robert Ralph Hulen
Fenton Funeral Chapel
Joe Acuff
First Baptist Church
Centralia Cemetery
Mr. Hulen
Lucy Simcoe Hulen
Roy B. Hulen
U.S
Hulen
Odd Fellows Lodge
I.U.E
Maurice
Long Beach
Calif
Hollis
Ashland
Hugh
Roy
Shorty) Hulen
Nice
Walter Bryson Rites Tomorrow
Walter C. Bryson 81 formerly of Centralia and Columbia died Monday at his Tulsa home. Funeral services 2 pm Friday at Parker’s in Columbia with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Born Sept 25 1890 in Centralia son of Sterling Jackson and Margaret Bryson. Married Addie Belle Lewis Sept 26 1913 she died 1963. Co ran Boone County Infirmary 1939 to 1954. Survived by second wife Flossie, a son Police Chief Lee Bryson, a granddaughter Alicia, brother Floyd Bryson and four Tulsa stepchildren.
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Centralia
Walter C. Bryson
Columbia
Tulsa
Parkers
Memorial Park
Mr. Bryson
Sterling Jackson
Margaret Sexton Bryson
Addie Belle Lewis
Boone County
First Baptist Church of
Odd Fellows of Columbia
Flossie
Lee Bryson
Alicia
Floyd Bryson
Quincy
Patient Transfer From Audrain to St Luke's Hospital
Billie M. Robison of 121 South Alabama Street was moved Tuesday from Audrain Medical Center to St Luke's Hospital in St Louis for tests and treatment. He is assigned room 5419 at St Luke's Hospital, St Louis 63112.
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Billie M. Robison
S. Alabama St
Audrain Medical Center
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Louis
Danforth Rules Bank Officers Off School Boards
Missouri Attorney General John C. Danforth ruled that bank officers cannot serve on school boards or as city clerks if their banks handle public funds. The opinion, sought by Finance Commissioner H Duane Pemberton, finds a bank official on a school board violates conflict of interest laws when school money is deposited in his bank, and a city clerk in a bank holding city funds faces the same issue under a separate statute.
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Jefferson City
John C. Danforth
H. Duane Pemberton
Danforth
Missouri
Guidelines Changed On Rent Lids
The Price Commission announced new guidelines allowing tenants on one year renewals with rent increases over 8 percent to renegotiate terms. Applies to tenants previously on leases longer than one year who could only renew for a single year.
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Washington
the Price Commission Today
GOP Talk Will Block War Bill
Senator Robert Dole said Republicans will use extended debate to block end the war amendments while Nixon visits Moscow. He dismissed civil violence claims as a sickness, blaming internal party tensions for recent Wallace primaries and framing them as Democratic protest vote.
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Washington
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Nixon
Moscow
Republican National
National Press Club
Jebate
Senate
Dole
Kansas
Wallace
Michigan
Maryland
Mrs Bremer questionsWallace shooter claims
Mrs William Bremer, mother of Arthur Bremer, tells Milwaukee reporter she doubts her son fired at Governor George Wallace. She recalls his Maryland visit, says four fingers on his left hand were broken and describes head injuries from a Laurel mob attack.
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Milwaukee
Wis
William Bremer
Wallace
Arthur Bremer
Alabama
George Wallace
Sam Martino
Wisconsin
Minneapolis, Minn
Tribune
Bremer
Maryland
MU Report Rejects Role and Scope Plan
A leaked confidential study by a three-member panel warns against parts of the University of Missouri Role and Scope Document. It praises Columbia psychology but calls for abolishing the St Louis doctoral program and opposes expanding UMKC master’s to a doctoral level.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Missouri University
C. Brice Ratchford
Columbia
St. Louis
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Haiphong port damaged by heavy bombing and mine claims
Washington officials said no ship entered or left Haiphong harbor since mining and no minesweeping seen. Frieden stayed in harbor before mining. Times reporter Lewis toured port, saw about a dozen ships, noted extensive bombing with Haiphong flattened, and North Vietnam claims of the April 16 attack causing 244 dead, 513 injured, and nearly 2,000 homes destroyed.
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Washington
Lewis
the Times
Haiphong
Vietnam War strategy shifts toward lowland pressure
U.S. analysts expect North Vietnam to avoid costly frontal assaults and press limited moves into less contested countryside while pressing symbolic targets like Hue. Saigon and U.S. airpower already inflict heavy tolls, with Hanoi likely seeking renewed Paris talks and patience for Vietnamization. Time favors Saigon as interdiction tightens.
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Thieu
U.S
Saigon
Hanoi
Hue
Paris
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Nixon
Re-Enters Hospital for Mrs Cobb in Fulton
Mrs Elmer Myrtle Cobb of Fulton, daughter of Mrs Lucy Wells of Mexico, re enters Callaway Memorial Hospital Fulton after a recent stroke. She had been dismissed following a fall on Friday and is reported to be slightly improved. Room 307.
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Elmer
Myrtle) Cobb
Fulton
Lucy Wells
Mexico
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Bloodmobile Falls Short Of Two Day Mexico Goal
Blood donation in Mexico showed a strong rebound from a poor day, yet still missed the two day target. Collectors reported 128 units from 47 on day one and 81 on day two, against a 264 unit goal. Fourteen prospective donors were rejected and many first time donors arrived on Wednesday.
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Peaiay
Sho
Crose
Mexico
John EB
Buddy) Robinson
Donald E. O’connor
Glen McFarling
Misa Marty Mason
Terry Brandon
Donald Johnson
Bruce A. Loyd
John Boyce
Thomas Offutt
Barbara Halter
Dorothy Fennewald
J. E. Taft
Boyce
Leonard Davis
M. N. Hug
Church Women United
School Bill Compromise Under Attack
Washington AP report says civil rights liberals and antibusing forces in Congress threaten to undo a $10.5 billion higher education bill compromise. They object to antibusing provisions added by conferees, arguing they go too far or not far enough. Republican Leader Gerald Ford refuses to commit, citing many questions. White House signals Nixon antibusing actions as a condition for administration support.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Nixon
White House
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