Missouri Weather Outlook and Local Police Summary
Partly sunny Missouri today with highs 46 to 54 and rain chances spreading tonight. Extended through Wednesday with periodic rain in the south and rain or snow in the north. lows upper 20s to low 30s, highs in the 40s. In Mexico and Fulton area, hospital reports addmissions and a newborn, while police respond to window damage, a horn dispute, and a two vehicle crash on Highway 54 South near Branchwood Road plus a red light citation after a Green Boulevard collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Henry Wright
Bolivar Sr
Quentin D. Jones
Hendricks St
Jones
Jackson
Cole Streets
Western
W. Monroe St
Highway 54
Branchwood Road
James Leo Hisele
Mexico
Green Boulevard
Breckenridge Street
John Calvin Miller
S. Western St
Boulevard
Harris
Thanksgiving balloon message travels 300 miles
A second grade girl in Omaha released a balloon with a Thanksgiving note that reached a rear yard in St. Louis within two days. The 7-year-old Penny Shehan’s message from St Therese's School traveled about 300 miles after 90 balloons were released from the school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Omaha
South Hampton
Penny Shehan
St. Therese's School
Florence Blvd
Omaha, Neb
Missing air pirate jumps from jet with jet and cash
In Woodland Washington an air pirate who bailed out with a parachute and 2442 pounds of $20 bills is being searched for after two days with no trace. The FBI plans to resume the hunt today as authorities call him possibly an experienced jumper or crazy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Woodland
Wash
FBI
Washington
Stock Movers In Over The Counter And NYSE Trading
Over the counter bids showed A B Chance 23 percent and Wetterau 24 percent while Commerce Bancshares was unavailable. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks rose to 123 percent up 4 with 3200 shares, Dresser Industries 274 percent up 4 with 3900, Interco 41 down 4 with 2600, Kaiser Aluminum 17 up with 13,900, Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 30 unchanged with 50,600, Ralston Purina 31 up with 2700, US Gypsum common 624a up 158 with 4800, and US Gypsum preferred 33 down with 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Chance
Commerce
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
French Camembert Cheese Recalled Over Illness Link
The FDA says samples are examined and a New York importer recalls 200 cases of Le Roitelet Camembert eight ounce packages stamped 3169. distributed to 15 New York consignees and other states. Consumers are advised not to eat the batch and to return bought cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
New York
FDA
Anco Cheese Imports Inc
S.A.F.R
R. Louis Blanc
Paris
France
Four Die In Rolla Area Plane Crash in Mist
Four Texans perish when a light plane en route from Texas to St. Louis crashes near the High Gate community north of Rolla Missouri. Victims: pilot H M Wingfield Jr 37 his wife Gracie Jean 33 his mother Ellie Wingfield and Leona Crawford Virgil 51 of Fort Worth The craft disappeared in timber after coming out of clouds in a spiral as miss Janet Clark witnessed. A second Texas crash near Garden City Kansas killed four and injured one. Separately the Mexico Audrain library bookmobile outlines a Nov 29 to Dec 2 schedule visiting R-3 Martinsburg St. Joseph R-4 Elementary Cedar Grove and other stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla, Mo
Rolla
High Gate
Highway Patrol
H.M. Wingfield Jr
Gracie Jean
Bryan
Tex
Ellie Wingfield
Leona Crawford Virgil
Fort Worth
James Cummins
Rolla National Airport
Janet Clark
Bland
Clark
Texas
St. Louis
Kansas
Garden City
Court Orders Port Workers Back To Jobs
Federal courts in six Atlantic and Gulf cities order striking longshoremen back to work as DOJ seeks 10 day injunctions in six more to cap an 80 day cooling off period. Hearings scheduled in Boston Houston and New Orleans with suits in Miami Portland Maine and Providence.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Justice Department
Nixon
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mobile
Ala
Alexandria
Savannah
Boston
Houston
New Orleans
Miami
Portland
Maine
Providence
R.I
Tampa
Fla
Jacksonville
Charleston
Georgetown
S.C
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association and
Shipping Association
John N. Mitchell
Western Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast Maritime Association
James J. Dickman
New York Shipping Association
James M. Beggs
New York Court
Webster couple’s second son born in Texas City
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kelsay of Webster Texas, formerly Mexico, announce the birth of their second child a son born November 26 at Galveston County Memorial Hospital Texas City. The baby weighed 9 pounds 8 ounces and is a brother of Tammy 3. Mr. Kelsay works for Automatic Electric of Houston. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelsay and Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Campbell, all of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Kelsay
Webster, Tex
Mexico
Galveston County Memorial Hospital
Texas City
Tammy
Kelsay
Automatic Electric of
Houston
Earl Kelsay
Cloyd Campbell
Chinese Oppose Russians In UN Debate on Voting
The 131 nation General Assembly debated the Sino Soviet clash over a resolution routing the matter to the fall session. China threatened nonparticipation if the vote proceeded while the Soviet Union urged approval and rejected delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Red
China
Soviet Union
United States
Kremlin
Fomation General Assembly
General Assembly
U.S
Christopher H. Phillips
Assembly
Chiao Kuanhua
Jacob A. Malik
Malik
Moscow
Chiao
Mongolia
Japan
Money Men To Try For World Plan
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally and finance ministers from the wealthiest non Communist nations plan a three day Group of Ten meeting in Rome to pursue a broad package. A new dollar value, an end to the 10 percent import surcharge, and promises from Japan and the European Market to raise U S imports may be sought. Analysts doubt a single session will reach final terms, hoping for progress toward a long term reserve system and a temporary settlement to curb the U S balance of payments deficit. The surmise is the move toward currency revaluation would curb imports and boost U S exports, with Western currencies advancing against the dollar. Western governments seek a more permanent reserve system, likely taking months or years to develop.
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Brussels
Treasury
John B. Connally
Group of Ten
Rome
U.S
Japan
Paul Voelker
U.S. Treasury
International Monetary Affairs
Nixon
Washington
United States
West Germany
Patient Mrs Cleary Hayes in Audrain Medical Center
A report notes Mrs Cleary Hayes of Mexico Route 1 as a patient on the third floor of Audrain Medical Center.
IS IMPROVING AT AUDRAIN MEDICAL CENTER
IS Improving satisfactorily at Audrain Medical Center. He is in Room 257. You'll find some of your friends' names in today's Ledger.
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C. E. Harris
Grove St
Audrain Medical Center
Terrorist Offensive Strikes Across Northern Ireland
Guerrilla gunmen killed three people and bombed and burned 11 sites across Northern Ireland. A British soldier died in Belfast Falls Road. two civilians perished at Killeen customs post near Newry. The attack, attributed to a new Saor Eire faction, spurred mass troop searches and looting clashes in Londonderry amid a wave of bombings and arson.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Falls Road
Killeen
Newry
Belfast- Dublin
Amy
Saor Erie
Free Ireland
IRA
Provisional
Irish Republic
Bangor
Coalisland
Ligoniel
Londonderry
Ford to Lay Off 3200 Workers in Dearborn
Ford Motor Co announces 3200 hourly workers will be laid off all of next week at the Dearborn assembly plant. Officials cite dwindling sales of the Mustang and Mercury Cougar, though overall new car sales for 1972 model years are at record highs. The Dearborn plant is the sole producer of the two sporty compact models.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Mrs Benton Heads Missouri Group to White House Aging Conference
Mrs. Benton of 703 East Breckenridge Street will depart Sunday with 687 Missourians for the five day White House Conference on Aging in Washington. Topics include President proposals for Social Security and adult assistance benefits now before the Senate Finance Committee. Missouri delegates meet with Sen Eagleton and the state delegation. The conference ends Thursday with plans for a state meeting next spring to relay recommendations.
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Quinnie Benton
E. Breckenridge St
White House
Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
Missouri
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Hopes Rain Could Lift Low Bull Shoals and Norfolk Lakes
Col. William C. Burns of the Little Rock District said rainfall could restore normal water levels at Norfolk and Bull Shoals Lakes where water has fallen as much as 18 feet. Dock operators and concessionaires in upper lake reaches voiced concern as Theodosia Missouri noted exposure of the bridge over Little North Fork River.
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Little Rock
Ark
William C. Burns
Army Corps of Engineers
Norfolk and
Bull Shoals Lakes
Theodosia
Little North Fork River
School Bus Theft Aims for Michigan Trip
Kansas City AP report says 27 year old Robert Sherman Reams stole a school bus from an Oak Grove service station to drive home to Flint. Bond set at 1500 dollars after he was stopped by a patrolman. Sheriff’s detective Ron Barney said Reams wanted to transport hitchhikers to fund his gas to Michigan.
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Kansas City
Robert Sherman Reams
Flint
Mich
Jackson County
Reams
Ron Barney
Oak Grove
Barney
Michigan
Six Month Term For ROTC Fire Distributed to Eisenberg
Joseph W. Eisenberg 22 of Olivette Missouri received a six month confinement sentence tied to the ROTC building arson at Washington University last year. U.S. District Judge William H. Webster suspended half the term and placed him on three years probation. The judge also suggested serving the confinement at the U.S. Medical Center in Springfield Missouri.
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ST. Louis
Washington University
Joseph W. Eisenberg
Olivette
U.S. Dist
William H. Webster
Eisenberg
Webster
U.S. Medical Center
Springfield
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Eugene Affolter
Larry Worthington
Carolyn Marquette
Edward Brocksteck
Ben C. Elliott
Jerome B. Talken
Buford Leach
James Lincoln
William Roy Maddox
Melvin Smith
Centralia
Harold James
John I. Rountree
Auxgasse
Harry Schmid
Fulton
Arthur Womack
Montgomery City
Kermit
Edward Hoover
Edith Hulen
Josiah Scott
Lewis Sharp
George T. Libscomb Sr
Wellsville
Roger Shannon
Farber
Eugene Sharp
Santa
Nir
Alex Williams
Vandalia
Claude Sexton
Missouri Military Academy
Fulton High School
Hornets
Richmond Spartans
New Mexico
Trans World Airlines
Havana
Tampa International
Robert Rosenbloom
J. F. Santolana
Commerce Department
Department
Mexico-Audrain
Kelsays
Gladney
Monterey
Hiway
South of
P. l. H. Er Jewelry Co
S. Jefferson
American Gem Society
Ireland
Ford
Mrs. Benton
Liberty
David Lean Ryans
Angelique
Collinwood
Metro Goldin Mayer Presents
Dan Curtis
David Selby
Parker
Grayson Hail Walle
Juin Barlen
Handy Barklyt
Sam Wal
Sam Hall
Dan Curt
Metrocolor
Penneys and Montgomery Ward
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