Weather and police notes from Missouri area report
Local weather forecast notes fair and cool nights with highs in the 60s to 70s. Police reports cover a wrong-way collision near Mexico and vandalism at a high school construction site. Grain and livestock markets in St Louis and Chicago show varied quotes, with detailed cattle, hog and sheep figures and a railroad boxcar incident under investigation.
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Missouri
Lake of the Ozarks
Om de Terre
Casansens Milo
Musso Livestock
Wissouri
St. Louis
National Stockyards
Ill
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Multiple Missouri Towns
Audrain Hospital reports multiple admissions including Mrs. Arthur W Todd Mrs W J Rawlings Mrs James W Gentry Robert D Newbrough John Mundy and others from Mexico Paris Wellsville Vandalia and Centralia Dismissals list several patients and a birth at New Florence occurred today Died: Edwin E Campbell Auxvasse Marriage licenses issued for residents including Eleanor Strathope City and several from Vandalia and Rush Hill.
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Audrain Hospital
Arthur W. Todd
W. J. Rawlings
James W. Gentry
Robert D. Newbrough
John Mundy
Polly J. Dell
Mexico
Charles Rickard
Paris
Cordia L. Crigler
Mon- City
Ethel F. Marshall
Julia Jackson
Wellsville
Dany Hutcheson
Vandalia
Harry W. McCoy
Homer Lee Wilkerson
Wesley
DeTienne
Middletown
Fay C. Comett
Rush Hill
Lagrence Sanders
Montgomery
Gordon Burton
Dubhbert
Martinsure
Donald Shuck
Clyde Sterrett
Clarence L
Northcutt
Centralia
Marvin Ferrell
Vie Armstrong
En Fiber
Arles Rogers
Arthur Ge
Episcopal Unification Study Plan Moves Forward
Episcopal representatives in Houston voted to launch a two year grass roots study of a plan to unify their church with eight other major denominations. The process aims to inform members and solicit criticism while not committing to final approval.
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Houston
Tex
Episcopal
Gover
Funeral Held Sunday For Stoutsville Woman
Paris Missouri dispatch reports Bertha Loutenschlager of Stoutsville is buried after dying at Pleasant View Rest Home Paris. Survivors include two sons Otto and Chris and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. A second brief item notes a Rock Island Line collision near Raytown Missouri killing one engineer Virgil Thompson of Eldon and injuring two crewmen.
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Rock Island Line
Kansas City
Raytown
Virgil Thompson
Eldon
Paris
Bertha Loutenschlager
Wilson Funeral
Monroe City
James Culpepper
Zille
Loutenschlager
Pleasant View
Hest
Episcopal Church
Sodogan
Rock Iside Episcopal Church
Springs
Earl
Martha A. Luster
United Presbyterian Church
Grosse
United Methodist Church
Hanover
Germany
Christian Church
Chris Lou It
Ples
United Church of
Kennewick
Odist Episcopal Church
Wash
Ruth Ramage
Northwest Ler
Stanley M
Otto
Stoutsville
Chris
Sted
Stills
Stock Market Drops Pause But Dow Recovers Afternoon
The Dow Jones Industrial Average edged up near 758.49 after a midday dip, with advances leading losses on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts cited persistent selling from Friday while noting uneven gains across sectors such as oils rails metals utilities and aircraft. Major movers included National Mortgage up to 49 percent and Digital Equipment rising to 71 as others like Polaroid and Milgo showed mixed results.
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Commete Bancshares
Wetterau
Tridustries
Inenco
Kaiser _Aluminum
Corr Purina
Cons Dome
York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Associated Press
Federal National Mortgage
Natomas
University Computing
British Petroleum
Mac
Polaroid
Amex
Cole National
Milgo- Flectronic
Digital Equipment
Marshall Industries
Inhi
Menasco
Juvenile Drug Arrests Hit Prairie Village
In Prairie Village Kansas a 13 year old boy and a 15 year old girl were arrested over the weekend on drug possession and sale charges. The girl faced hashish charges while the boy faced marijuana hashish and hallucinogenic drugs. At Shawnee Mission East High School 4.5 grams hashish was seized from the girl and two capsules from the boy at Indian Hills Junior High were found to contain M D A. Police also found 47 capsules cigarettes and a hypodermic needle at the boy's home. Both youths were released to their parents pending juvenile hearings. Johnson County remains a high income suburb of Kansas City.
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Prairie Village
Kan.ap
Shawnee Mission East High School
Johnson County
Indian Hills
James Bridgens
Shawnee Mission Hospital
Emmett H Sims Dies in Michigan
Emmett H Sims 80 a retired barber from Centralia and Jacksonville died Saturday in Mount Morris Michigan after two months as a patient. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Cater Funeral Home Moberly with burial in Moberly. He was born April 10 in River community and is survived by his former wife Maryes a son Rulen Sims of Atlanta Ga a grandson two brothers Edgar Sims Centralia Glenn Sims Mexico and sisters Mrs Jason Boner Mrs Arle Elsie J C Fyall all of Centralia area.
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Centralia
Cater
Moberiy
Eel H. Sims
Barrie
Jacksonville
Mount Morris
Mich
Buia
Moberly
Mr. Sims
Eee River
Maryes
Rulen Sims
Atlanta
Edgar Sims
Centratia
Glenn Sims
Mexico
Jason
Marie) Boner
Arle
Elsie An J.C
Sapa) Fyal
Centralia Area
Miss Theresa Wright Burial At Auxvasse Church
Funeral services were held for Theresa Ann Wright 22 at Auxvasse Methodist Church. She died Friday at University of Missouri Medical Center. Born January 26 1948 in Mexico she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Maxine Millar Wright. Survived by her father, mother and brother Ronnie Wright. Burial at Auxvasse Cemetery with arrangements by Maupin Funeral Home and Scout Troop 56 pallbearers.
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Auxvasse
Theresa Ann Wright
Auxvasse Methodist Church
Miss Wright
University of Missouri Medical Center
Mexico
Tom
Maxine Millar Wright
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Audrain Hospital
Auxvassée
Ronnie Wright
Rush Hill
Roy Pinson
Auxvasse Cemetery
Maupin! Funeral Home
Scout Troop 56
Edwin E Campbell Dies at 70 in Auxvasse
Edwin E Campbell 70 of Auxvasse a retired postal clerk died this morning at Audrain Hospital after weeks as a patient Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 am at the Presbyterian Church Auxvasse with Rev Charles Fugate burial in Auxvasse Cemetery Maupin Funeral Home is handling arrangements Friends may call after 4 pm tomorrow He was born January 20 1900 in Callaway County a son of W B and Susan Henderson Campbell His wife died years ago He leaves a sister Mrs Nancy Beckett of Jefferson and a niece Mrs Nancy Lee Mars
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Auxvasse
Edwin E. Campbell
Audrain Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Charles Fugate
Aux Vasse
Maupin Funeral Home
Callaway County
W. B
Susan Henderson Campbell
Nancy Beckett
Jeffer
Aes
Nancy
Lee Mars
R. R. Green of Sturgeon Dies at 78
Roy Ray Green 78, lifelong Sturgeon resident and World War I veteran, died unexpectedly at home. Born October 16, 1892 in Clark, he was the son of Martin and Maggie Caldwell Green and married Anna Opal Green. Survived by four sisters, funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at the Christian Church of Sturgeon with Rev. James Jones. burial in Chapel Grove Cemetery, Clark.
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Sturgeon
Roy Ray Green
Heas
Martin
Maggie Caldwell Green
Clark Ma
Anna Opal Green
Green
First Christian Church of
Centralia
Lillie Robinson
Earl
Kitty) Hickman
Newton
Iowa
Day White
Seattle
Wash
Sepha Avery
San Fernando
Calif
Christian Church of
James Jones
Chapel Grove
Clark
Meador
Mrs Maury Rickhoff Dies at 83 in New Florence
Mrs. Maury Rickhoff 83 of New Florence died Monday night at Rosedale Nursing Home Silex born Oct 7 1887 near Big Spring daughter of Fritz and Ann Grave Gerteman married Maury Rickhoff Aug 14 1907 survived by husband four daughters nine grandchildren two sisters and two brothers funeral Wednesday at New Florence Methodist Church Rev Homer Steinhardt officiating burial at Schigaker Funeral Home Montgomery City
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New Florence
Maury
Mary Josephine) Rickhoff
Rosedale
Silex
Big Spring
Fritz
Ann Grave Gerteman
Eldon
Ruth
Pendergrass
Dale
Mary
Noble
Montgomery Ence
Oery
City
Me Gees
Fred Gurdeman
Concordia
Xee Taies Alfred
Montgomery City
Gon Omar
New Florence Methodist Church
Homer Steinhardt
Dogs audition for Red Stockings Follies at Presser Hall
Several poodles an Irish Terrier and other dogs auditioned for an operatic production number during last night’s rehearsal. The audience can see which parts they play in the Follies Friday and Saturday at Presser Hall.
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Goitie
Red Stockings Follies
Auditiot
Presser Hall
Mongler Honored In KC Tonight For 1970 71 OYF
Missouri's Outstanding Young Farmer of 1970 71 Terry Dolan of Trenton will receive a trip to Madison Wisconsin to join four national winners. About 700 guests expected at the OYF recognition banquet at Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City. Winners include Dolan first, Roy Mongler of Mexico Route 2 and Eugene Kime of Jamesport as runners up. Local Jaycees from across Missouri will attend and plaques will be awarded by Missouri Jaycee president Allen Murfin.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Missouri Jaycee
Allen Murfin
Gladstone
Terry Dolan
Trenton
Madison
Wis
Standard Gil Co
U.S
Jaycees
Central Soya and Jits Master Mix
Wendell Meeker
George McCollum
Wayne Atkins
Columbia
George Alden
Hamilton
Marvin Luebrs
Stewardess Picket Lines Are Set Up
Washington AP reports Trans World Airlines canceled all U S flights and limited overseas service as mediators resumed talks to resolve a stewardess and pursers strike. Domestic routes were halted while trans Atlantic and trans Pacific flights to gateway cities such as Paris Rome London and Hong Kong continued. Further wage dispute talks were to resume later today.
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Washington
Trans World Airlines
U.S
Paris
Rome
London
Hong Kong
Africa
Whe
Quebec Crackdown Expands After Kidnap Case
Soldiers and police pushed a roundup of FLA members in Montreal as Quebec Province sealed off from Canada. Military helicopters patrolled the city while 1,627 raids were conducted and 341 arrests made since Friday in the ongoing operation following the cross border kidnapping and murder.
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Quebec Liberation Front
FLA
Cross and Laporte
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
NAACP Suit Charges Discrimination Enforcement Failure
The NAACP Legal Defense Fund sues in U S District Court charging Howard Heath Education and Welfare Secretary Ellott Richardson and civil rights chief Stanley Pottinger with widespread willful failure to enforce nondiscrimination in federal aid to education. The suit represents 2 public school students in Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee Virginia and Arkansas claiming general default of enforcement since 1964 reauthorization.
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Washington (Ap
Nixon Ponicieeson
U.S
Ellott Richardson
HEW
Management Club Gives Sing-Out 50 Dollars at Empire Club
Sing Out Mexico performed 15 selections at the A. P Green Refractories Co meeting, where President William S. Lowe presented a $50 check to advisor Paul Holbrook for a sound system. Ten sales staff from Mexico attended, with 160 people present praising the program as stimulating.
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Mexico
A. P Green Refractories Co
Empire Club
William S. Lowe
Paul Holbrook
Holbrook
Lowe
Mr. Holbrook
America
Terry Talley
Holly Nielsen
Charley Mcintosh
Carl Schoeppel
Julie Copeland
Sheri Lotz
Jim Forbis
Judy Davis
Bud Gilbert
Alice Smith
Marcella Pomroy
Kim Everett
Ewise
Dewey
Payton
He Richardson
Bill
Thompson
Ef.b
Greenlite
Irvin Charles
John R. Barfield
Charles Dooley
Billy
É ‘Storck
Larry Jackson
Edward Strausz
J. B. Trash
Monsanto Co
Texas City
Tex
Harry L
Judd
U.S. Gypsum
Chicago
Bill Renner
Columbia
D.C
John Seure
Toledo
Pete Cesay
Breakins Reported At Molino Lime Quarry and Merritt Clinic
Two break ins near Molino Lime Quarry Route 2 Mexico net thieves about 95 dollars. A separate burglary at Merritt Animal Clinic on Highway 54 east saw a west side window removal, a desk drawer jimmied, and a portable typewriter taken. Deputy Jim Littrell notes two deposit bags containing 50 and 5 dollars. nothing else missing. Dr. David Wyatt reported the break at 7:30 a.m. Judge Meredith warns against disruption as Washington University student Howard Mechanic faces federal charges for alleged interference during a May 5 protest. verdict and sentencing details await next month.
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Molino
Route 2
Mexico
Jim Littrell
Sebeetts
Raymonds
Littrell
Merritt Animal Clinic
Highway 54
Littrell Reparte
Lerwood
David Wyatt
Meredith
ST. Louis
Washington University
Howard Mechanic
Washington University Air Force Rotc
Fedral
St. Louis Court of Appeals
Dick Cavett Secures Renewal for Late Night Show
New York AP reports ABC signed Dick Cavett to another year as host of the late night talk show extending his run through 1971. The renewal comes after Cavett's period of strong critical notices and replaces Joey Bishop who left last December.
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Dick Cavett
New York
ABC
Cavett
Joey Bishop
Scattered Clashes In Viet War Near Da Nang
In the Da Nang region South Vietnamese and U S forces report killing 129 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong and capturing 30, while suffering light allied casualties. The enemy pressed mortar and rocket attacks on a Special Forces camp and the town of Thuong Duc, with heavy fighting and shelling continuing for days. Three South Vietnamese soldiers died and 18 wounded. four Americans were killed and 21 wounded in other sectors and booby trap incidents.
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Saigon
da Nang
Thuong Duc
U.S
Vietnam
Convicted Killer in Chicago Tactics During Escape Attempt
Gene R. Lewis, 27, jailed for a 1968 murder, tried to escape the Criminal Courts Building. He seized guard Makowski in an elevator, fired at officers, then hid in a courtroom with hostages including Michael Stevenson. Prosecutors said he used a weapon smuggled in a book. Police returned fire. Stevenson and Makowski were wounded.
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Chicago
Chale
Polce
Gene R. Lewis
Criminal Courts
Lewis
Walter Makowski
Makowski
Michael Stevenson
Pra
Doctor Sees Hope in Drug Problem
Dr. C. R. Hornaff outlines a community based approach to drug education at a Missouri mental health meeting in Louisiana, stressing physicians and pharmacists play key roles in educating the public about pharmaceuticals and abuse. New officers were elected for the six county association. Dr. Ed S. Wallace received a plaque. Also reported: E W Cotton Woods, aviation pioneer and airport manager, died at 69 in Columbia.
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C. R. Hornaff
Dental
Missouri
Louisiana
Zie
America
Roy Kinder
Paris
O. T. Harris
Fulton
Dysart
David C. Hubbard
Centralia
Ed S. Wallace
Frank Paxson
Martinsburg
Wallace
M. Lewis
Association
Charles Lewellen
C. R. Brooks
Center
Lois Hastings
Doro- Faloh Woesere
Odie
Tgam
Center Ar
Glen Mutti
Rol Rush Hill
M Genter
Walter “Granan
Swan
Perry
Virgil’ Timmerber
Adare Rett
Jonesburg
Joe Marlow Jr
Montgomery
Wayne “Chandler
Cotton Woods
Columbia
E. W. (Cotton) Woods
Missouri Aviation
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