Forecast Clears with Pleasant Friday in Missouri
Zone clear and cool tonight with a low in the mid 40s and light northeast winds. Friday mostly sunny and pleasant with a high near 70. Extended Missouri outlook calls for little or no precipitation, partly cloudy skies, and modest day to day temperature changes with lows upper 30s to 40s and highs upper 60s to mid 70s. River stages reported for several Missouri locations. hospital admissions include multiple individuals. a birth noted in Middletown Route 1. deaths listed for Maurice Dermody and Lon Leyvis.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Bootsville
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
MHS Students In Choral Workshop at Westminster College
Five Mexico High School students join 61 others from 12 Missouri high schools for a choral workshop and concert at the Winston Churchill Memorial and Library in Westminster College on October 21. The event, saluting 340th birthdate of Sir Christopher Wren, features the rebuilt church of St Mary, Aldermanbury as its focal point and is open to the public. Participants from Mexico High School include Kathy Erden Joanne Kasper Finley Montgomery John V Stutsman Bill Whalen and Gerald Valet served as music director.
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Fulton
Mexico High School
Winston Churchill
Westminster College
Missouri High
Christopher Wren
Wren
Church of St. .Mary
Aldermanbury
London
Church of St. Mary
Mexico
Kathy Erden
Joanne Kasper
Finley Montgomery
John V. Stutsman
Bill Whalen
Gerald Valet
City court records reveal 15 cases with $402.50 in fines
The Daily Record notes 15 police court cases Wednesday afternoon with fines totaling 402.50. Included are Carl Hill fined 107.50 for driving while intoxicated. Mabel Evans 17.50 for speeding. Danny Hager 27.50 for negligent driving. bonds forfeited for several speeding and lookout violations. Vera Clay 17.50 for failure to yield. Paige Kelly 12.50 for running a red light. Ivan Donaldson fined for speeding in a school zone. and 182 overtime parking tickets 0.25 each plus 52 at 1.00 each totaling 97.50. Circuit Court information cites James Ollie Sidney for third offense DUI.
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City
Carl &. Hill
Route 1
Mexico
Mabel Janie Evans
Hardwood St
Danny Ray Hager
S. Morris St
Geraldine J. Wilson
Route 4
Sharon L. Williams
Centralia
Keith Dennis Pugh
Omar
W. Monroe St
Richard H. Minor
Omaha
Neb
James Konrad ‘Risler
Benton City
Vera Ruth Clay
W. Boulevard
Paige S. Kelly
Woodlawn St
Ivan Donaldson
Benny B. Struttman
Howard Davis
Circuit Court
James Ollie Sidney
Missouri cattle and hog market reports and futures
Market reports from Missouri Livestock Market Center and National City stockyards noting hogs 28.75 to 29.50 per hundredweight, sows down 25 to 50 cents, feeders mostly steady with steers 42 to 57.50, heifers 38 to 47.75. Chicago grain futures higher on wheat corn oats soybeans. National Stockyards prices show hogs 28.50 to 29.50, cattle 24 to 32.50, sheep and lambs with modest changes.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
Mns
Danny Barnes
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
National Stockyards
U.S
Cutter
Shelly Canner
Stock Market Slumps as Peace Talks Sink Progress
On the New York Stock Exchange the Dow fell 8.28 to 938.14 by noon amid stalled Vietnamese peace talks. Pueblo International led decliners, dropping heavily on a block trade. Colgate-Palmolive slipped 1% after strong quarterly results. Bethlehem Steel tumbled 54 cents. Environmental costs rise for industry. Polaroid slipped after Berkey’s instant-film rival launch. IBM fell 3%.
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A. B. Chance
Commerce Banc
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
US Gypsum
WalMart
NEW York
Dow Jones
Pueblo International Inc
Colgate-Palmolive
Bethlehem Steel
Environmental Protection Agency
Polaroid
Berkey Photo, Inc
International Business Machines, Inc
Cadet Sprague Named Eagle Editor In Missouri Academy
Cadet Sprague of Wichita Kansas was named editor in chief of the Eagle Missouri Military Academy’s monthly publication. Tim Adams Urbandale Iowa was named sports editor and Phil Smith Prospect was named chief photographer. The school also announced staff selections by Capt E L Gilmore publications adviser.
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Art Sprague
Wichita, Kan
The
Eagle
Missouri Military Academy
Newanawer
Fwepee
Tim Adams
Urbandale
Iowa
Phil Smith
Prospect
Heights
American Stock Exchange
E.L. Gilmore
Sprague
Quill and Scroll
Adams
Juvenile Officer Reports 43 Referrals Across Three Counties
Rodney T. Nebel, juvenile officer of the 12th circuit, reports 43 referrals in September from Audrain, Montgomery, and Warren counties. Referrals break down by offense: assault 2, shoplifting 5, larceny 2, weapons 2, vandalism 3, running away 3, truancy 4, ungovernable behavior 4, possessing alcohol as a minor 3, reckless driving 6, driving without a license 2, neglect 1, arsons 3, traffic 3. Age distribution: under 10 two, ages 10–14 thirteen, ages 14–17 twenty eight. Gender: thirty one boys, twelve girls. Referrals come from citizens, social agencies, law enforcement, parents, and schools across the three counties.
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Rodney T. Nebel
12Th Judicial Circuit
Audrain County
Montgomery County
Warren County
Hearnes urges welfare changes to aid Missouri
Governor Warren E. Hearnes says two proposed federal welfare changes could add about 68 million dollars yearly to Missouri. He telegraphed Missouri members of Congress urging support as a conference committee meets. One proposal would raise the federal matching formula by 20 percent for several aid programs, freeing about 26 million dollars in state funds annually. The other would shift funding and administration of old age assistance and related aid entirely to federal control, saving Missouri about 42 million annually starting January 1, 1974.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
Congress
House-Senate
House
Senate
Poelker Seeks Law License Amid Impeachment Charges
An advisory committee of the Missouri Bar examines Virgil A. Poelker request for a law license after he resigned a bench post when impeachment charges were brought against him.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Missouri Bar
Virgil A. Poelker
Heberer Rites Set for Saturday at 11 A M
Funeral services for Arthur H. Heberer 77 who died yesterday in California will be held at 11 a m Saturday at the Precht Pickering Funeral Home. The Rev Robert Collins of First Presbyterian Church will officiate with burial at Elmwood Cemetery. Visitation begins after 7 p.m. Friday. Heberer retired in 1958 after 41 years as a Mexico barber and later moved to San Diego California.
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Arthur H. Heberer
California
Precht-Pickering
Robert Collins
First Presbyterian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Hebeter
Mexico
San Diego
Calif
Mrs Burgess Sings At Beauty Meeting In Charlotte
Naomi Burgess, a cosmetology teacher at Mexico Area Vocational Technical School, attended the Caroline Beauty and Harvest Festival in Charlotte North Carolina. The National Convention drew over 6000 attendees and Burgess sang the National Anthem at the opening session each evening. Participants included Vera Slater, Richard Ombres, Geneva Wyatt, Peter Hantz and Gordon McCrae, with instruction across cosmetology fields.
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Naomi Burgess
Mexico Area
Caroline
Charlotte
N.C
Elizabeth Martin
Wellsville
Burgess
Vera Slater
St. Louis
Richard Ombres
South Carolina
Geneva Wyatt
Mississippi
Peter Hantz
Bob Prange to Visit Republican Headquarters Friday
Bob Prange, candidate for Ninth District Congress, will appear Friday at the Republican Headquarters from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. He has traveled to Mexico before and will meet residents of West Plaza Shopping Center in Westport. Prange, a former Missouri State Senator from 1966 to 1970, resides in St Louis county.
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Bob Prange
Bob Ollis
Prange
Mexico
Mr. Ollis
St. Louis County
Missouri
Ollis
Westlake Hardware
West Plaza
Capitol Torch To Start Marathon Lights 4 Torches
AP reports Governor Warren and Hearnes will light four torches on the Capitol steps at 9 30 a m Friday to begin a 90 mile marathon to Missouri Valley College at Marshall. Runners expect about 10 hours. Last year the run started at Gateway Arch in St Louis. The longest leg was 1250 miles to Orlando to honor Missouri Valley football. Missouri Valley ranked seventh in NAIA small college and is undefeated this year. Saturday's opponent is Central Methodist College of Fayette.
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Jefferson City
Gov. Warren
Hearnes
Capitol
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Gateway Arch
St. Louis
Stan Muaslal
Orlando
Fla
Missouri Valley
Central Methodist College of
Prison Industry Audit Harshly Criticized In Missouri
Jefferson City AP report notes prison industries and farms run unbusinesslike and inefficient. Inventories were out of date and overstated by about 99000 dollars, Moberly plant lost 63860, Renz farm cannery 9304 in the red. Inadequate cost accounting, weak inventory controls, and poor supervision blamed. Recommends industrial advisory board, long range production and training program, better sales to agencies, and tighter business practices.
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Jefferson City
Industrces and Farms
Warren E. Hearnes
William G. Miller
Christopher
Renz Prison Farm
Jim Lemon Guest At Horse Club
Jim Lemon a candidate for 48th District representative and longtime horseman attended the Missouri Saddlebred Pleasure Horse Assn meeting Tuesday. The club planned a nail ride at James Murphy farm on Oct 29 with a picnic supper after. The Murphy farm lies about 15 miles north of Mexico on Route 77 along the South Fork of Salt River. The gathering was at Mr and Mrs Tom Usnick’s home at 709 North Olive Street with Jim Simmons presiding.
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Jim Lemon
Missouri
Steenberger Seeks Retirement From Missouri Merit Job
Norris F. Steenberger wants to retire as director of the Missouri Personnel Division which oversees the state merit system. He has served since March 31, 1954, and will remain until a successor is chosen after an examination.
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Jefferson City
Norris F. Steenberger
Missouri
Harold E. Cox
Steenberger
Phil M. Donnelly
State
Air Force
Department of Organizational Planning
Mental Health Levy Sought At Joplin
Dr. Harold P. Robb urged voters in Jasper Barton Newton and McDonald counties to back a local mental health levy for the Ozark Community Mental Health Center in Joplin The center served 62000 people last year and now needs local funds to continue operations.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Harold P. Robb
Jasper
Barton
Newton
McDonald Counties
Ozark
Joplin
Robb
Personal News Of Centralia Continued From Page 3
Centralia and area social notes recap meetings and events across clubs. The Cen tralia High School marching band performed in Hannibal with guest director Charles Winking of Quincy College. Centralia Bands are led by Bradley Moore. Frances Lamm spoke on The Christian Citizen and the Elective Process at a CWF meeting at First Christian Church. Martha group hosted luncheon. Ray Robison presided. Guests included Miss Carol Williams and Mrs. William Mahieum. Mrs. A D March delivered The Christian in Politics. Mrs. Harry Young led a Stop the Panel quiz for Mu Omicron Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs. Charles Grannis home with John Els bury delivering program oratory. A pledge meeting preceded the next regular session. St Ann's Sodality announced nominating committee: Mrs. Harvey Million, Mrs. Wayne Benoit, Mrs. Kenneth Ross. Social plans include parish social Nov 12 with bingo and silent auction. Fund-raising group listed. family donations requested for S and H Green Stamp Book. Craft display tour at Mrs. Stanley Fadler home followed by church decorations lesson and prizes won by Mrs. Glen Proffitt and Mrs. Kenneth Ross. Hostesses: Mrs. Harry Young, Mrs. William Whalen. New members: Mrs. Gerald Beauschene, Mrs. Ed Dziedzic, Mrs. Kenneth Winyard, Mrs. James Lucas. Next Sodality meeting set for Nov 6 with hostesses Mrs. John Schindler and Mrs. Lannie Patton.
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Frances Lamm
CWF
First Christian Church
Martha Group
Ray Robison
Carol Williams
William Mahieum
A. D. March
Harry Young
Mu Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Charles Grannis
John Elsbury
Ross Davenport
Grannis
Eddie Chamberlain
St. Ann's Sodality
Holy Ghost Church
Harvey Million
Wayne Benoit
Kenneth Ross
S & H Green
Robert Jones
Gerald Beausdine
Lloyd George
Kenneth Winyard
Stanley Fadler
Fadler
Abrams Gets Senatorial Criticism
The Senate approved Gen. Creighton Abrams as Army chief of staff by a 64 to 2 vote after an Armed Services Committee probe cleared him of direct knowledge of unauthorized bombing in North Vietnam. Senators pressed for inquiries into civilian and military control, with objections to command decisions and the handling of Lavelle’s raids.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Creighton Abrams
Abrams
Armed Services Committee
North Vietnam
Harold Hughes
D-Iowa
Navy
Hughes
Pentagon
U.S
Vietnam
Air Force
John D. Lavelle
Senate Armed Service Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Lavelle
7Th Air Force
Adm
Thomas Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Tam
Gen. Abrams
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Gen. Lavelle
Moorer
D-lown
Reme
White House
Barry Goldwater
Rpriz
Goldwater
John Stennis
D-Miss
Danforth Rules On Car Sales Tax
Atty. Gen. John C. Danforth ruled that Missouri state sales tax does not apply to private automobile sales, only to regular dealers, in response to a question from Rep. Joe D. Holt.
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Danforth
Jefferson City
John C. Danforth
Joe D. Holt
D-Fulton
Prince Philip urges parents to expose children to adventure
AP reports Prince Philip warns parents to push children toward new experiences amid space age opportunities. He says youths should seek discoveries themselves as parents often cannot guide them, puzzled by devices the young likely master. The remarks came in a magazine interview.
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London
Prince Philip
Elizabeth II
Philip
GOP Chief Says Lug Was Already Made
A GOP State Committee spokesman said if the Democrats truly condemn state employee political fund contributions they should return the money. He cited complaints from employees to Republican headquarters about obligatory giving and noted Democratic leaders directed county chairmen not to threaten jobs over contributions.
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Jefferson City
Republican State Committee
Democratic Party
Tom Reed
GOP
David Donnelly
Reed
Donnelly
Vandalia Democrats to Open City HQ at Union Hall
Vandalia Democratic headquarters will open at 4 p.m. Friday at Union Hall on Main Street. Ribbon cutting will mark the event and candidates have been invited.
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Vandalia
Vandalia Democratic
Union Hall
Main Street
California Signup Adds Million Votes
California shows a surge of as many as one million new voters amid a record registration drive by Democrats and Republicans. Secretary of State figures indicate 10 million plus eligible voters for the November 7 election, with 9,105,287 registered prior to April 13.
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Los Angeles
California
Secretary of State
George McGovern
White House
Nixon
Charles T. Manatt
McGovern
Lyn Nofziger
California Committee
Nofziger
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Virgil King
Bobby Lewis
Arthur Collens
Cheryl Spears
Opal Green
W. Thomas Gant
Thompson
Maurice Dermody
Kentucky St
Lon J. Leyvis
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Carol J. Blackwell
Route 3
Charles W. Wilson
Hanley St
Blackwell
Wilson
Robert Finley
S. Jefferson St
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MHS
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Cadet Sprague
Poelker
Carl Ann Fugate
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Miss Fugate
A.H. Heberer
Mrs. Burgess
Horse Club
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Harold Welborn
Centralia High School
Charles Winking
Quincy College
Bradley Moore
Prince
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