Weather summary and local notices from Audrain County
The 7 200 a m rendinest reports fair to warm Tuesday with highs in the low 60s. Missouri forecast calls for warmer conditions, low 30s tonight, with highs in the 60s tomorrow. Lake of the Ozarks stage at 56.5 feet, 3.5 feet below full. St Louis river levels listed. hospital admissions include multiple named individuals. births, dismissals, and memorial gifts noted along with marriage licenses in Marshall Mexico and St Charles.
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Missouri
Lake of the Ozark
Pomme de Terre
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Deaths and incidents from Mexico area police report
Police were notified of a minor collision between a car driven by Gayle Adams and a car driven by Harold Denham on Bourne and Jefferson Streets at 12 31 p m. A mail box was torn from a Jefferson Street home and a dog bite occurred on Morris Street. A physician issued a summons for failure to drive on the right half of the highway after a pickup collided with a car on Highway 64. Estate inventory items and Missouri livestock market figures are also listed.
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Harold Denham
Route 1
Mexico
Gayle Adams
Bourne and
Jefferson Sts
Denham
Adams
Bourne St
Ray White
Jefferson St
Mary Jane Duthbert
S. Morris St
George Turner
Miss Duthbert
Charles Gray Wilson
Highway 64
Oliver Concrete Co
Donald Eugene Shoup
Wellsville
Wilson
SBA Out of Money Forces Halt on New Loans
The Small Business Administration has exhausted its $1.9 billion loan and guarantee fund and instructed field offices to stop approving new loans. Congress may raise the ceiling to $2.2 billion, but no date is set for new funds.
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Washington
Small Business Administration
SBA
Congress
Senate
House
Sam Bishop Rites at St Paul Lutheran Church
Funeral services were conducted this afternoon at St Paul Lutheran Church in Jonesburg for H Sam Bishop Jr 30 who died Saturday morning at Ardrain Hospital The Rev John Dautenhahn officiated with burial in Montgomery City Cemetery Harding Funeral Home in charge
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Jonesburg
St. Paul Lutheran Church
H. Sam Bishop Jr
Ardrain Hospital
John Dautenhahn
Montgomery City Cemetery
Harding
St Louis National Stockyards Hog and Cattle Prices Report
Hogs 1,500 head uneven values with 75 to 100 lower. 200-260 lb hogs 15.25-16.50, 270-930 lb pigs 12.50-14.50, sows 60 lower. Cattle 2,500 with feeders steady to 25 lower. steers 950-1,250 lb 28.50 and 27.25-28.25 for various grades. heifers 800-1,000 lb 26.25-27.00. cows 16.00-19.00. bulls 23.50-24.50. Sheep 400 head. lambs mostly steady. 90-110 lb lambs 25.00-25.50. 80-110 lb, 24.00-25.00. Market tone mixed, steady to lower on feeders and heifers, steady on lambs.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
MO. Dept. OF AG
National
Hil
Barrows
Arid
Chicago Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Market
Chicago livestock prices show cattle steady to sharply lower with steers 25 to 50 lower and heifers 50 to 75 lower. Prime and high grade slaughter lots range around 28.50 to 29.75 per hundredweight with various weight classes and yield grades noted for steer and heifer categories along with mixed good and prime lambs and pelts.
Chicago Grain futures mixed on opening trade
Chicago markets opened with soybeans and grain futures showing irregular moves. Wheat slipped to 4?4 cents per bushel, December. corn held steady to lower. oats were unchanged. soybeans moved 4 to 12 cents higher with November delivery.
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Chicago
Khrushchev Denies West Memoir Plan as Fabrication
Moscow reports former Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev denounces the Life magazine and Little, Brown plan to publish his memoirs as a fabrication and says he is indignant. Tass carried the statement, the first since his 1964 ouster, amid publisher claims of authenticity.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
West
Khrushchev
Tass
Life Magazine
Little Brown Co
Life and
Little
Life and Little, Brown & Co
Stock Market Dims Broadly Amid Quiet Trading
New York AP reports a broad market decline in quiet afternoon trading led by glamour issues. The Dow fell 2.88 to 756.91 at noon as rails oils airlines and tobacco stocks eased. IBM Burr Polaroid Xerox Control Data Pittston and AT&T were among active movers as losses outpaced gains.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
General Motors
IBM
Burroughs
Polaroid
Xerox
Control Data
Pittston
American Telephone
Supreme Court Upholds California Don’t Work Welfare Rule
The Supreme Court unanimously preserves California rules that bar welfare aid to needy children if a parent works full time. California limits working parents to 152 hours a month. families lose welfare if any parent exceeds this, while the fathers’ full time work means no aid. Additional actions include reviewing a 1968 anti loan sharking law, denying a robber case reversal, and denying a draft evasion appeal regarding alleged Negro exclusions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Ky Says War Over For US Very Soon
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky of South Vietnam told reporters at the U.S. Military Academy that the United States role in Vietnam would be over very soon while praising Nixon's Vietnamization plan. He added the U.S. involvement is not over yet but will end soon as South Vietnam takes over. He planned to meet Nixon and tour training sites before visiting Stewart Field and Newport, R.I.
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West Point
N.Y
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
United States
U.S
Nixon
Stewart Field
Newport
R.L
Naval Base
Disaster In East Pakistan Deadly Cyclone Strikes Dacca Area
Officials warn of a potential 300000 deaths from last Friday's cyclone and tidal waves in East Pakistan. Four islands near Dacca faced 150 mph winds and 20 foot waves. Rescue teams count survivors as death toll rises with reports of almost no survivors on one island. Authorities, aid agencies, and the UN mobilize to deliver relief as mass evacuation and communications restoration begin. The Mahajagmitra freighter and other vessels are reported missing or sunk.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Ganges River
Bay of Bengal
Hatia
Ramagati
Charjabhar
Bhola
Patuakhapi
China
Henan
Pakistan
Red Cross
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
United Nations
International Red Cross
United States
India
Calcutta
Kuwait
Second man held in ransom plot near officials
A second man, 20, was arrested near Oxford Street and Grand Avenue in St Paul, suspected of involvement in a ransom plot targeting Guy Vander and City Commissioner Rosalie Butler. Police said he had been under surveillance and in contact with Ronald Reed, 20, jailed Friday on charges including conspiracy to hijack an airplane in a related case.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Guy
Harold Vander
St. Paul
Rosalie Butler
Paul
Oxford Street
Grand Avenue
Notar
Summit Avenue
LeVander
Mrs. Butler
Boston Celtics Star Named Coach Of Kentucky Colonels
Frank Ramsey, 39, former Celtics star, was named coach of the Kentucky Colonels of the ABA to replace Gene Rhodes who was discharged last week. Ramsey was announced in Louisville, Kentucky, as the club seeks leadership three years after joining the league. Mrs. Howard Boston to enter St John’s Hospital for surgery in Springfield Indiana on Tuesday.
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Howard
Phyllis) Boston
St. John’s Hospital
Springfield
Louisville
Frank Ramsey
Boston Celtics
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Ramsey
Gene Rhodes
the Ledger
Dixie
Parkway West Wins MHS Speech and Dramatics Tourney
Parkway West High School St. Louis captured first place and sweepstakes at the Missouri High School speech and dramatics tournament held Saturday at Mexico High School. About 200 central Missouri students attended from 9 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. with 45 Mexicoans judging. Student chairman was Ellen Williams, assisted by Bud Gilbert.
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Parkway West High School
St. Louis
Mexico High School
MHS
College High School of
Warrensburg
Columbia Hickman High School
Central Missouri
Mexico
Duane Rankin
Ellen Williams
Bud Gilbert
Charles Price
Kelly McDermott
Karen Ogar
Jay Seigfreid
Chris DiBlasi
Diana Graf
Julia Beever
Pat VanHorn
Readers Theater
Alan Shook
Charles Higgins
Nancy Hotep
Pam Rolle
Carol Park
Marilyn Melahn
Senate set to debate social security rider and amendments
Congress plans to bring the Social Security bill to the Senate with a rider and notes bleak prospects for two constitutional amendments passed by the House. One would guarantee equal rights for women, likely to be dropped, and the other would provide direct presidential election. An appropriations bill for Transportation includes a $290 million item for supersonic transport prototype airplanes, with additional measures on job safety, public service employment, food stamps, equal employment enforcement, and a controversial farm bill.
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Senate
House
Department of Transportation
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Polluting Charged Jefferson City Plant Warned
The Capital Asphalt Co. of Osage Beach which opened a Callaway County plant near Jefferson City has been warned to curb air pollution after many residents complained of heavy smoke. The State Air Conservation Commission can take only a warning at this time.
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Jefferson City
Capital Asphalt Co
Osage Beach
Callaway County
Missouri
State Air Conservation Commission
Jury Day For Lt Calley In My Lai Massacre Trial
A military judge aims to empanel a five member jury by day’s end for Lt. William L. Calley Jr. charged with premeditated murder in the My Lai massacre. Four jurors named. fourteen officers disqualified. trial could last a month with 79 potential witnesses listed. Calley faces possible death or life imprisonment. Mrs. Esther Cardwell admitted to Phillips Home in Montgomery City.
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Benning
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
Miami
Fla
Reid W. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lamar A. Welch
West Palm Beach
Vietnam
Clifford H. Ford
Knoxville
Tenn
Robert A. Duvall
Lockwood
Ronald J. Salem
Sioux Falls
D.D
Army
Aubrey M. Daniel Ili
Bullfrogs Die In Space On 6th Day
Washington AP Six days after blasting into Earth orbit from Wallops Island Va two bullfrogs aboard the Orbiting Frog Otolith satellite died at 12 20 p m EST Sunday NASA noted the mission met its research objectives three days earlier University of Milan scientist Torquato Gualtierotti said the frogs accomplished their mission and the study on inner ear response to weightlessness was deemed a success the craft was designed to asphyxiate the frogs after objectives were met to study balance in zero gravity
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Washington
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
OFO
NASA
Torquato Gualtierotti
University of Milan
Home Fire Kills Two In Family
An early morning house fire in Mountainview Missouri killed Earnest F. Cypert, 46, and his 15 year old son Mike. Other family members were away at the time and the cause is under investigation. City Marshal Art Munier identified the victims.
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Mountainview, Mo
Mountainview
Art Munier
Earnest F. Cypert
Mike
Webb is Discharged From Audrain Medical Center
Mrs J R Webb, hospitalized for two months with a broken hip at Audrain Medical Center, was dismissed Sunday and is now recuperating at her daughter Mrs William Haas's home.
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J. R. Webb
Audrain Medical Center
William Haas
Wells Memorial Key honors legendary newspaperman
Award presentation lauds Robert White for lifelong journalism service from Mexico Missouri to national fame. The narrative traces his work at the Mexico Ledger, Chicago Sun-Times, New York Herald Tribune, and his presidency of Sigma Delta Chi, highlighting his leadership, awards, and family roots in publishing.
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Missouri
America
Sigma Delta Chi
United States
International Association
Barbara Spurgeon
Muncie
Indiana
Mexico
Chicago Sun-Times
New York Herald Tribune
Baren McCormack
Walter Burroughs
Ted Koop
Alfred Baik
Israel backs partial Suez missile move over talks
Prime Minister Golda Meir told the Knesset Israel would accept a partial rollback of missiles in the Suez Canal zone as a condition to rejoin peace talks with Egypt and Jordan. She warned total withdrawal may not happen, stressing rectification of missile buildup to avoid shifting military balance. Israel had quit talks September 6 over alleged ceasefire violations by Egypt and seeks U.S. support to return to discussions. Egypt was accused of moving up to 600 missiles into the standstill zone after the ceasefire.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Israel
Tian
Suez
U.N
Egypt
Jordan
Meir
United States
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
Catholics object to secret finances in most dioceses
New York AP reports on Roman Catholic Church finances in the United States as largely unavailable or misleading. The National Association of Laymen says only 23 of 160 dioceses supplied reports, calling the reluctance to disclose data a potential scandal.
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New York
United States
National Association of Laymien
National Conference ‘ of Catholic Bishops
Washington
Recount Likely In Indiana Senate Race
INDIANAPOLIS AP The official certification of complete returns shows Democratic Sen. Vance Hartke ahead of Republican Richard Roudebush by 4,383 votes. A recount seems almost certain as Roudebush campaign coordinator Gordon K. Durnil said a recount in several counties is likely. Hartke 871,000 votes Roudebush 866,707.
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Bat
Indianapolis
Ind
Navy
Vance Hartke
Richard Roudebush
Roudebush
Gordon K. Durnil
William N. Salin
Hartke
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Charles L. Cockeleas
Robert A. Johnson
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Ann Wright
Mary &. Parker
Gerda Chinn
Marion Morris
Chalmers Henderson
J. Chester Bush
Frank Swanton
B. R. Paschal
Price Holman
Richard Dysart
Mary Lou Lewis
Orville L. Heneger
Geneva Outlaw
J. B. Robertson
Franklin Dewayne Hartegan
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St. Charles
Samuel T. Hanger
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Chyral A. Hendren
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Highway Patrol
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Sam Bishop
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