Missouri Weather and Local Civilian Reports Briefly
Partly cloudy and warm in Missouri with a chance of showers and thundershowers, high 86 tomorrow, low 58 to 68. Audrain Medical Center reports multiple admissions including Maudie Pickett and others, a birth at Montgomery City, several dismissals, a death noted, a fire call, police reports of two minor crashes and vandalism losses, and a March 70 collision injuring five on Interstate 70 near Montgomery County.
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Missouri
Montgomery County Weather and Court Roundup
Patrol reported no arrests after an ammonia trailer overturned on Highway 161 near Montgomery City. Magistrate Court fined William T. Purvis $100 for DWI, Linwell Amos Mitchell $50 for speeding, and several others for various traffic and fishing license violations. Over the counter trading showed mixed bids and asks, while NYSE listings included Bobbie Brooks, Dresser Industries, and Kaiser Aluminum among others.
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Montgomery County
Montgomery City
Donald R. Anderson
Williamsburg
William T. Purvis
Linwell Amos Mitchell
William
Childers
John S. Sudbrook
Teal Lake
Peggy Delgene White
Mexico
Frank J. Schiavo Jr
St. Louis
Salvador Lozano
Jack Harold Metzger
Robert Gene Brace
Wellsville
Wayne Charles Hoener
Hermann
Michael Wayne Colbert
Silex
Paul William Fudemberg
Crewe Coeur
Frances Marie Suris
Irene Faye Ritschard
New Florence
Vickie Lou Earle
A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Purina
Pan
Nixon Brezhnev Sign Arms Pact at Kremlin Summit
Nixon and Brezhnev signed a treaty limiting defensive missiles and an executive accord capping offensive missiles in Moscow. The pact aims for equal defensive sites but gives Soviets an edge in long range offensive missiles. Nixon also toured Leningrad ruins and spoke of hopes for peaceful disarmament.
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Moscow
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Hiroshima
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Senate
Mrs Roberta Edwards Dies at 59 in Los Angeles
Mrs Roberta Janes Edwards of Los Angeles died Thursday in a city hospital at age 59. Funeral plans are not yet set and her body is expected to arrive at Waters Funeral Home Sunday. She is survived by her husband Bert Edwards two sons a daughter and three brothers Jesse Wayne and Paul Janes of Vandalia.
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Vandalia
Roberta Janes Edwards
Los Angeles
Waters
55 Years For Man Who Blinded Girl
ST. LOUIS AP A jury found Johnnie Lee Brooks 30 guilty of intentionally blinding Miss Wilma Chestnut 18. The verdict also included a robbery conviction. Judge Palumbo imposed 65 years for maiming and 15 years for the robbery.
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Johnnie Lee Brooks
Wilma Chestnut
Books
P.F. Palumbo
Wedding Brings ceremony to hospital for bride and groom
Burlingame California AP reports Mrs. William Goslyn hospitalized so her daughter Susan 19 and bridegroom Dennis Kamae 21 marry at Peninsula Hospital with 20 guests, the minister, and the cake arriving in a mobile ceremony Friday.
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Burlingame
Calif
William Goslyn
Susan
Dennis Kamae
Peninsula Hospital
Rites For Mrs. Farnen Monday In Montgomery City
Funeral services for Mrs Walter Frances Farnen 63 will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Immaculate Conception Church Montgomery City. She died yesterday at St Johns Mercy Hospital St Pouls after a week there. Rosary Sunday 8 p.m. Schlanker Funeral Home visitation after 2 p.m. today. Burial in St Marys cemetery. Born Oct 21 1908 in McCook Nebraska she was daughter of Charles E and Nellie A Doyle Smith. Survived by son Robert. two sisters Mary Shallenberger Overland Park Kansas and Patricia Walters McCook Nebraska. a brother Charles J Smith Kansas City. Preceded in death by parents two brothers and a sister and her husband Dec 30 1971. She was a member of the Immaculate Conception Church Council of Catholic Women treasurer of Montgomery Medical Center Montgomery Garden Club and Montgomery City Womens Democratic Club central committee.
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Immaculate Conception
Walter
Frances) Farnen
St. John’s Mercy Hospital
St. Pouls
Farnen
Schlanker Funeral
Robert Mohan
St. Mary's Cemetery
McCook
Neb
Charles E
Nellie A. Doyle Smith
Montgomery County
Robert
O.P
Mary) Shallenberger
Overland Park
Kan
George
Patricia) Walters
Charles J. Smith
Kansas City
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Council of Catholic Women
Montgomery Medical Center
Montgomery City Garden Club
Montgomery City Womens’ Democratic Club
Mrs. Orpha Smith Services Today
Funeral services for 73 year old Mrs. Orpha Smith of Mexico were held at 2 p.m. at the Precht-Pickering Funeral Chapel with Rev. Arthur Fullbright and two other ministers officiating. Burial followed at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery with pallbearers John Ashburn Bruce Norfleet Glendel Norfleet Robert Poage Jr. W. A. Davis and Wayne Barrett.
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Mexico
Precht-Pickering
Arthur Fullbright
Frank Park
Ivan Donaldson
John Willer
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
John Ashburn
Bruce
Glendel Norfleet
Robert Poage Jr
W. A. Davis
Wayne Barrett
Man Tosses False Teeth in Protest at Dentist Mayor's Office
In Farmington Missouri a man walked into Dr Douglas Ross mayor and dentist and tossed his dentures into a wastebasket as a protest. He said the uppers and lowers were his, and he would frame them for posterity.
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Farmington, Mo
Douglas Ross
Ross
Calley deployment to Vietnam questioned legality
Oklahoma City AP report says the Army virtually admitted Lt. William Calley was sent to Vietnam illegally under a rule requiring four months of leadership before assignments to hostile zones. Calley, convicted of My Lai killings, faces appeal as his case is reviewed. Pentagon spokesman seeks strict legality interpretation.
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William Calley
Vietnam
Oklahoman
Pentagon
Calley
My Lai
George W. Latimer
Salt Lake City
U.S. Army Court of Military Review
Washington
L.T. Col. S.K. Fisk
Daily
Army
Judge Advocate General’s Office
Boy Gets Jail For Bomb Threat Call
Sedalia Missouri article reports 17 year old Robert Wayne Brauer was convicted of a false bomb threat call to Smith Cotton High School. He was fined 100 dollars and given six months in jail by Pettis County Magistrate Frank Armstrong.
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Sedalia, Mo
Sedalia
Smith- Cotton High School
Pettis County
Frank Armstrong
Robert Wayne Brauer
ABM Plans At Sedalia Counted Out
Sedalia Missouri mayor Jerry Jones notes a landmark arms control deal will halt plans for a 211 million ABM system at Whiteman Air Force Base near Sedalia. The plan included a radar site employing about 500 personnel 6 to 8 miles from Sedalia with potential multi million dollar annual impact. The pact limits US and USSR to two ABM sites each, with a second site at Grand Forks North Dakota. Col T H Marlow says Whiteman site likely scrubbed.
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Jerry Jones
United States
Soviet Union
Whiteman Air Force Base
Jones
Safeguard Systems Command
U.S
Russia
Grand Forks
Nld
Whiteman
Col
T.H. Marlow
Department of Defense
Bookmobile schedule announced by library officials
Mexico Audrain County Library outlines the Bookmobile route for Thursday June 1 with stops at R-3 Molino Rush Hill and on Friday June 2 at Garfield Strother Maple Grove and Fox with specified times for each stop.
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Molino
Rush Hill
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Strother
Maple
Nixon On At 12 30 Live Address To Russia
President Nixon will give a half hour address to the Russian people. The speech will be carried live at 12 30 p.m. Mexico time on NBC CBS ABC and Mutual networks.
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Nixon
Mexico
NBC
CBS
ABC
Mutual
Squirrel hunting season opens Sunday in Missouri area
Hunters and fishermen receive a weekend holiday bonus as the squirrel hunting season opens Sunday and the stream bass season in streams south of Missouri begins the same day, offering timely opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Missouri
Humphrey McGovern Set for Sunday Debate in California
On Humphrey's 61st birthday the two Democratic presidential candidates face off in a CBS Face the Nation debate. The hour-long program airs live at 6 p.m. Eastern and is shown on tape at 6 p.m. Pacific in the California campaign.
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Los Angeles
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
Humphrey
McGovern
California
CBS
East
Two Convicted In Indian Death
In Alliance Nebraska Leslie and Melvin Hare were convicted of manslaughter and false imprisonment in the death of Raymond Yellow Thunder. The verdict spurred protests by Indians and a later victory celebration as about 150 Native people marched from the courthouse to the city auditorium.
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AIM
Gordon, Neb
Credit Cards and Tuition Hikes Approved at MU
The University of Missouri board approves higher out of state tuition from 460 to 500 per semester and incidental fees from 230 to 250 per semester. They allow charging purchases on credit cards under certain conditions and authorize several contracts for plant upgrades and roadwork on the St Louis campus. The 4.7 percent fee increase funds 11.6 million in operating costs next year, with 1.6 million new revenue and 4.6 million to be offset by cuts.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Board of
Eure
Columbia
Rolla
St. Louis
C. Brice Ratchford
Board hears plan for state aid funds and miscellaneous sources
Ratchford told the board about traditional state aid totaling $5 million and $400,000 from miscellaneous sources to support district programs. The figures reflect the funding mix as officials review budget options and potential allocations.
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Nixon Tours Leningrad Mass Graves Amid Cold War Summit
President Nixon, in Leningrad, pauses during talks to view mass graves and the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier with Soviet leader Nikolai Podgorny. Rain drizzles as 15,000 to 20,000 residents line Nixon's 21 mile motorcade route from the airport. The visit follows the Kremlin signing of a first step accord to curb the arms race.
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Nixon
Kremlin
Jay
Nikolai Podgorny
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