Weather and police reports from Missouri area
Partly cloudy to cloudy through Tuesday with a mild Wednesday and cooling toward Friday. Highs near 70s to 80s, lows around 40s to 60s, a 20 percent chance of showers midweek. Also includes local police notes on accidents, arrests, hospital admissions, and a large list of births, deaths, marriages, and livestock market data from various Missouri locales.
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AL Ind
Missouri
ST. Louis
Pheetan
Clark St
John Hord
Sherif Harold Sul
Brecker Bate
Sulgrove
Mexico
Ms. Jefferson
Momieiths Ghyee
Hendricks St. Ia
Robert W. Sutherland
Courta— Lependence
Leslie Allen Newbrough
Sutherland
Joyce Rosalie Smith
Jefferson St
Robert Anderson
A. P
Green Refractories Co
Empire Club
Ira Montgomery
F. W. Patree Perea Jr
Centralia
Kansas City
Cers
Patree
Boonville
Jefferson City
St. Louis Oo
Cape Girardeau
Lake of the Ozark
Pomme de Terre
Audrain Hospital
Kristin Heilwagen
Sam Maylee
Morris Crews
Howard W. Hearn
Waterston Martin
Irvin Blackwell
James W. Hancock
Robert C. Pasley
Curtis C. Strange
Vandalia
Gerry W. King
Sturgeon
Clifford Winscott
Carl Cook
Lawrence J. Hatfield
Gordon C. Campbell
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept OF AG
Civil Rights Rules Criticized Across Federal Agencies
A sweeping civil rights report faults the Justice Department and several agencies for weak enforcement and understaffing. It urges the White House and the Office of Management and Budget to prioritize civil rights, criticize the Defense Department for contract issues, and note that many agencies fail to give civil rights enforcement enough weight in programs like Social Security and urban development. The commission highlights hiring disparities and calls for broader enforcement and improved review of agency actions.
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Justice Department
Civiliaf
Justice
Civil Rights
White House
Office of Management and Budget
George Shultz
Defense Department
Southern Textile Mills
St. Louis
DOD
Commission
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Veterans Administration
Senator Bayh Warns on School Choice in Rights Amendment
Congress debate continues as Bayh warns that Senate acceptance of freedom of choice would kill the equal rights amendment. Allen had proposed state control of public schools and removal of federal court jurisdiction, then altered his stance to include constitutional sanction for freedom of choice systems.
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Bayh
Senate
House
Allen
Mrs B C Jordan Moves to Connecticut
Mrs B C Jordan leaves Hotel Hoxsey to live in Shelton Connecticut with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs B A Smoot at 51 Smoke Dr
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Connecticut
B. C. Jordan
Hoxsey
Shelton
Conn
B. A. Smoot
Mrs. Mary Parker Dies At Audrain Hospital
Mrs Mary Parker 78 of Laddonia dies at Audrain Hospital Funeral services pending at Bienhoff Funeral Home Laddonia She is survived by three children Merle Parker Mildred Deverman and derota Shaw all of Laddonia
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Laddonia
Bienhoff
Mary EB. Parker
Parker
Audrain Hostal
Merle Parker
Julius
Mildred) Deverman
Derota) Shaw
former Centralia alderman Homer Leach dies at 61
Homer Arm strong Leach 61 longtime Centralia carpenter and former alderman from 1962 to 1966 died suddenly in his sleep of an apparent heart attack. He was active in Antioch Christian Church Odd Fellows Lodge and Carpenter's Union Local 1325. Born September 14 1909 in Stoutsville he married Lois Garrett in Audrain County September 11 1937 now survives at 119 N Jenkins St. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 pm at Fenton Funeral Home with Rev. Howard White officiating burial in East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery Mexico.
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Centralia
Homer Armstrong Leach
Centralia Board of Alders
Antioch Christian Church
Rowena
Odd Fellows Lodge
Carpenter’s Union Local
Centratia
A. B. Chance Co
Mrs. Alice Hensley Dies at 80 in San Francisco
Mrs. Alice Hensley 80 dies of a heart attack at her home in San Francisco. Funeral services pending at Schlanker Funeral Home Montgomery City. Born Los Angeles June 22 1890 she lived in Missouri and California and taught in schools. Surviving are her husband Guy Pitman Hensley two sisters and one brother.
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Montgomery City
Schlanker Funeral Home
Alice Hensley
San Francisco
J. D. Dawson Dies at 72 Rites Tuesday
Jethro Daniel Dawson 72 died at Wildwood Rest Home Madison where he lived briefly. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Eldad Cumberland Presbyterian Church near Thomas Hill, with burial at Fenton funeral home after 11 a.m. viewing. Born December 11, 1898 in Beyser, he was married to Anna Grace Lawrence in Huntsville. Survived by daughter Betty Anthony of Columbia, sons Lawrence of Centralia and Charles of Sturgeon, two brothers, a sister and 11 grandchildren.
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Centralia
Jethro Daniel Dawson
Wildwood Rest
Madison
Eldad Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Thomas Hill
Fenton Funeral Home
Mr. Dawson
Beyser
Moses Grant
Minnie Smith Dawson
Anna Grace Lawrence
Huntsville
Betty Anthony
Columbia
Lawrence Daniel Dawson
Charles Harlan Dawson
Sturgeon
John G. Dawson
Callao
Garvin Dawson
Cannonsburg
Raymond Gibson
Bevier
Parkview Christian Church
Collector's Office To Open Saturdays
County Collector L ed Erdal announced the office will stay open Saturday mornings from 8 to noon through early 1971. Residents may pay all taxes by mail and should include the total of personal and real property taxes in one check, with state merits included.
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Erdal
Erdel
Erder
Taxpay. Org
Ernest R. McKee Dies at 67 in Wellsville
Graveside services for Ernest R. McKee 67 of Wellsville were held at Wellsville Cemetery after he died Friday. A World War II veteran and retired railroad employee, he was born in Illinois to John E. and Ollis Branwell McKee and survived by three sisters Mrs. Mary Nola Mrs. Mae Peterson and Mrs. GC. J. Herm. Rev. Clark Smith of the United Methodist-Presbyterian Church presided.
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Wellsville
Ernest R. McKee
McKee
Millnois
John E
Ollis Branwell McKee
Mary Nola
Mae Peterson
McHentry, Til
GC. J. Herm
Morton ‘Grove
Clark Smith
United
Everett E. Johnson Dies At Age 83 In New Florence
Everett Elton Johnson 83 of New Florence died at Hermann Area Hospital after two years of declining health. Born January 11, 1887 in Montgomery County to Phillip and Lucy Johnson, he was married to Grace Arthur in 1910. Survived by wife, three daughters and five sons, a brother, plus other relatives. Funeral at Baker Funeral Home New Florence with Rev. Thomas Higgens. burial Montgomery City Cemetery. Friends may call prior to services.
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New Florence
Everett Elton Johnson
Hermann Area Hospital
Mr. Johnson
Montgomery County
Phillip
Lucy McFarland Johnson
Grace Arthur
Johnson
Wes Floy Johnson
Jake Feger
Mexico
Gary
Leola Fay) Bramble
Peoria
Ill
Woody
Wellsville
Carl
Gene
Buel
Joe
Claude
Presbyterian Church
Baker Funeral Home
Thomas Higgens
Montgomery City
Rent Suit Defendant Asks Damages
In Audrain Circuit Court the defendant seeks back rent totaling 1190.59 plus charges claiming lease breach and improper occupancy, while the plaintiff contends $1410.35 in damages for eviction, gas and removal costs, with counter-claims of oral lease promises and improvements. The case names Bu Bene and Carman Schultz versus Mary Noel, with representation listed.
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Audrain Circuit
Hickory Hill
Bu- Bene
Carman Schultz
G. Andy Runge
Mexico
Mary Noel
Eugene Schultz
Noel
District Scout Alert Sees 186 Boys Train For Emergencies
Little Dixie District hosted 186 Boy Scouts and 96 leaders from 14 troops for a weekend emergency response practice. The event featured instruction from Cal laway Sheriff’s Office staff, a Missouri Power and Light official, ROTC, and National Guard leaders, with Troops 37 Farber, 57 Mexico, and 49 Montgomery City named best prepared.
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Little Dixie
Missiues Path
Prac
Farber
Mexico
Montgomery
Jim Wills
Callaway
Explorer
Bob Brandkamp, Sr
Montgomery City
Art Allen
Centralia
Danforth Plans and Court Rulings Highlight Missouri News
Senator Danforth praised Presidential support and criticized Senator Symington, urging Missouri voters to elect him. The article notes his remarks in Mexico and crowd reaction before departing by plane. Other items report a Supreme Court decision shortening a nude-scene film to 65 minutes total and affirming damages in a hair coloring case against Revlon. It also covers a murder conviction upheld for Fred Sykes Jr. and a new trial ordered for John Cheatham in a St Joseph robbery case.
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Danforth
Missouri
Washington
Jack Danforth
Mr. Runge
Mexico
Andy
Kit Bond
Bond
Haskell-Holman
Office of State Auditor
Stuart Symington
Senate
Symington
Sen
Tower
Art Bond
Glen P. Kallenbach
Paul Cherches
the Supreme Court
St. Louis
Revlon Inc
Fred Sykes
John ¢. Cheatham
St. Joseph
Cheatham
Minors Secretary Powell's Rising Power Cited in Illinois
Springfield report notes Paul Powell, a developing force in state politics, with Paris dispatch referencing a former signer of the 1938 Munich pact who died at 88 after surgery in December. The brief blends political trajectory with obituary details and wartime connection.
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Springfield, Ill
Paul Powell
Paris
di Ee Ee Jer
Defector Makarova Signs with American Ballet Theater
Natalia Makarova, the blondé dancer who defected from the Soviet Union five weeks ago, signed a one year contract with the American Ballet Theater. The 30 year old artist quit the Leningrad Kirov troupe on September 4 during London performances and sought asylum in Britain. She said she chose the American company for artistic reasons and will debut in December at the New York State Theater.
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London
Natalia Makarova
Soviet Union
American Ballet Theater
Britain
Miss Makarova
New York State
Cole Jury Hears Bribe Investigation
Jefferson City AP report: Cole County grand jury held secret session with Highway Patrol Sgt. John N. Kiriakos leading the probe into a $2,500 alleged payment between James Crismon, former Bonne Terre bank president, and State Treasurer William E. Pahinennnou. Jack Flach and early sources noted Crismon’s support for constitutional change to allow a treasurer to term again. Crismon faces federal and state charges of embezzlement. A St. Louis County grand jury will also probe further aspects of Bonne Terre bank’s collapse.
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Jefferson City
Cole County
Highway Patrol
John N. Kiriakos
Creve Coeur
Kiriakos
James Crismon
First State Bank of
Bonne Terre
William E. Pahinenn
Grand Jury
Jack Flach
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Flach
Cristion
Robinson
James ‘Crismon
St. ‘Louis County
High Court to Rule on Obscenity and Abortion Laws
The Supreme Court agreed to review a federal obscenity law outlawing import of obscene materials, with a decision expected by next June. The case involves Milton Luros and seized materials. the court also considered related questions on privacy and delivery of such material. Separate actions included limits on juvenile sentences, details in civil rights cases, expulsions over school criticism, and abortion law vagueness in District of Columbia. A Milwaukee abortion case involving Dr Sidney Gabbi tt proceeds to trial.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Justice Department
Milton Luros
Luros
Europe
Norman George Reidel
U.S. District Court
Ha Pregerson
Carson C. Keller
Huntington Beach
Calif
Keller
Governent
Milwaukee
Wis
District of Columbia
Wisconsin
Sidney Gabbitt
Hallandale
Fla
Trial recounts violent confrontation and obscene film ruling
The narrative recalls a man tearing a telephone from the wall and breaking bottles and records, allegedly assaulting Lavenia McKinnon with bottles, then attempting to drag her outside as police arrived. Officers subdued him with mace after a confrontation at his home. The Supreme Court upheld Hartstein's conviction for possessing indecent pictures with intent to publish, linked to the film Night of Lust shown at a drive in theater. Four officers arrested Hartstein after viewing the movie. tried without a jury, he was convicted by Circuit Judge Herbert Lasky for a domination theme deemed prurient.
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Lavenia McKinnon
Shivers
Supreme Court
Herbert Paul Hartstein
St. Louis County
Hartstein
Herbert Lasky
Lasky
Danforth campaign plane incident stalls departure
A Texas senator lingered alone as supporters and a small crowd gathered, a postflight moment featured Danforth thanking workers before the plane finally left. The event disrupted by dust from the propellers, while Mrs Parrish of Vandalia shows improvement at Audrain Hospital after weeks as a patient.
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Texas
Danforth
Andy Runge
Hejl
Mr. Danforth and Company
Highway 54
Parrish
J.C. Parrish
Vandalia
Audrain Hospital
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