Weather and livestock report from Missouri area
Official 7:00 am readings show 24 hour highs of 62 and lows of 54 with showers and thunderstorms likely tonight in zone 5 clearing Saturday. Missouri forecast calls for little temperature change with highs around 70, lows in the 50s, and possible rain Sunday through Tuesday. River stages listed for Kansas City, Jefferson City, St. Louis, and Cape Girardeau with Lake of the Ozarks at 57.8 feet, below full reservoir. Hospital notices include admissions and dismissals across multiple towns. local court actions and theft reports also noted.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Ueva
Cape Girardeau
Lake of the Ozark
Pomme de Terre
Audrain Hospital
Glenn M. Barnes
Roy J. Althiser
James W. Cline
Walter Scobee
Orien L. Stowers
Walter H. Albright
William A. Winterbower
Ransom Newman
M. R. Stubblefield
Jack Vincent
Mexico
Ester D. Barnett
Sturgeon
Matthew Ulinske
Pike
Roberts Centralia
Noel L. Bolton
Jonesberg
Ernest W. Powell
Ollie E.whithead
Paul Vernon Little Jr
Wellsville
Mary G. Tuner
Madison
Grain and stock indexes edge higher in slow afternoon trading
Chicago grain futures mostly lower at mid day while the Dow Jones industrial average gains modestly. Soybeans and corn show mixed directions as traders cover shorts and boost steel electronics and transport shares.
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Wnicago (Ap
Dow Jones Averer
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Telex
Natomas
Burroughs
American Telephone
Continental Oil
Memorex
Amex
SalemiCorp
Deltona
Milgo Electronic
Alamera Oil
Vernitron
Sidney Sykes Dies in Vandalia at 92
Sidney W Sykes 92 of 407 W Union Vandalia died at 2 p m Thursday after a light stroke. He had been a patient at Audrain Hospital for several days. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at Waters Funeral Home Vandalia with Rev C Johnson of Pee ks Second Baptist Church officiating. Burial in Vandalia Cemetery. Born Feb 26 1878 in Mississippi. Wife died 1918. No known survivors. Moved to Vandalia from St Louis in 1936. WWI veteran. Employed at Vandalia Roller Mills until blindness years.
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Vandalia
Sidney W Sykes
Union St
Au‘drain Hospital
Waters Funeral Home
C. Johnson
Peeks Second Baptist Church
Mississippi
Sykes
St. Louis
Hitchhiker To Moscow And Warsaw
Warsaw crowds greet De Von Smith of Wampum Pennsylvania as he visits the mayor with a goodwill gift album of postcards postmarked from nine U S capitals named Warsaw The man wears a red blazer covered with badges and a banner reading Have Will Travel The Environmental Defense Fund has petitioned seven airport authorities citing congressional testimony that routine air traffic could bring unprecedented noise levels threatening nearby property rights The petition notes a Supreme Court ruling that landowners can seek damages from airport authorities for nuisance caused by low level flights and lower courts have broadened the affected area beyond direct flight paths
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Warsaw
Poland
de von Smith
Wampum
U.S
Iback
Mental Defense Fund
Supreme Court
Farm Bureau Hears Lee On Blue Cross
Audrain County Farm Bureau members hear Woodward Lee administrator of Audrain Hospital explain why the hospital board would not renew its Blue Cross contract in 1971. He says differences stem from discount payments and service fees, with negotiations continuing and Farm Bureau to stay informed.
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Mauve Gieebie IY
Avi
Wood
Lee
Audrain Hospital
Blue Cross Insurance Association
Blue Cross
Jon Fees
Farm Bureau
Earl Cook
Don ‘Block
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Farmly Bureau
Cook
Calvin Turner
Droc
Mexico women list appears in Llandian LIGLM page
A long OCR fragment lists numerous women with surnames and first names followed by Mexico and numbers. The line includes Mrs Raymond Farris and many other female names such as Mrs Winston Reed Mrs Carl McCune Mrs C C Baker and more, interspersed with Mexico and ordinal markers, suggesting a social or club directory snippet. No clear narrative or event is identifiable.
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Raymond Farris
Mexico
Winston Reed
Carl McCune
C. C. Baker
Alan D. Coatsworth
C. B. Melahn
Hubert D. Williams
Robert Ligon
Virginia Botts
A. 0. Adams
Robert Piper
Marsha Mortenson
Edward C. Hodge
Mildred Green Ap
Mabel Hollingsworth
Bess, Hodge
Stanley &. Thomas
Russell Black
Delmar
Hawkins
Everett W. Torreyson
Herndon Crews
Lawrence F. Precht
Clayton Snook
Eugene Jaeger
Roscoe Pfitzer
Frank di. Blasi
Ralph, Duffen
Edwin F. Dubbert
Carl Bradley
Billy Potts
Ruth Ballew
Ralph Lierheiraer
Howard Copeland
Thompson
Lyndell Tanner
Nolan Wilson
Woodrow Jones
Dave Meyers
Louis Hubert
Naylor
Oriia Mackey Jr
Glen Vance
Earl Cook
Alfred Bohlmeyr
Message cards passed to Mars Smirnov in Moscow ties
Smith says he handed four cards to Mars Smirnov, leader of Moscow city council, from towns named Kremlin in Oklahoma and Montana, plus another card. He notes a six week hitchhiking trip and plans to spread goodwill worldwide.
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Moscow
Smith
Mars Smirnov
Moscows
Kremlin
Oklahoma
Montana
Poels
Hartley Dies at 55 in Centralia
John Leonard Hartley of Centralia died this morning at his Route 3 home after a heart attack. A lifelong farmer and former Navy chief machinist mate, he served with the American Legion. He was born May 18, 1915, and is survived by his wife Lucy Ann, daughter Janey Lea, stepdaughter Mary Ann Miller, and brothers Clif and George. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Fenton Funeral Home with Rev. Howard White officiating.
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Centralia
John Leonard Hartley
Hartley
U.S. Navy
Ben Morris
Mes. Morris
Janey Lea
Mary Ann Miller
Columbia College
Columbia
Clif
George
West Blvd
North
Fenton Funeral Home
Howard White
Virst Baptist Church
Mrs. I. W. Holman Burial at Hatton
Mrs. I W Holman 88 formerly Miss Price Robinson of McCredie died this morning in a St Louis nursing home where she had been a patient for years. Services Sunday at Browning Funeral Home Fulton burial Westminster Church Cemetery north of Hatton. Survivors: two daughters Ruth Holman St Louis and Mrs James Mathews Kansas City. four grandchildren. Mr Holman preceded her 14 years ago. Relatives include Mrs Orlando Worrell Arthur Brown Mexico and Mrs Darvey Edwards Auxvasse and Mrs James F Covington. Friends may pay respects 1 to 7 p m Saturday.
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Hatton
I. W. Holman
Price Robinson
McCredie
St. Louis
Browning
Fulton
Westminster Church
Daughers
Ruth Holman
St.ouis
James Mathews
Kansas City
Funeral services for Mrs C W Green held this morning
Funeral services for Mrs C W Green were held this morning at Precht Pickering Funeral Home conducted by Rev Frank L Park pastor of First Baptist Church. Organ music by Mrs George Keen accompanied Mrs John M Conner of Auxvasse. Burial will be this afternoon at 4 o clock in Glenridge Cemetery in Liberty.
Bomb Aldem Stops Tri State Truck
Iowa highway patrol intercepted a Tri-State Motor truck from Joplin Missouri on Interstate 80 after a report of a time bomb in the cargo. The westbound truck, carrying high explosives and aircraft parts, left Seneca Illinois Thursday night for San Francisco. It was stopped near Marengo Iowa and Army demolition experts were dispatched from Savaria Illinois to the scene.
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Marengo
Iowa
Iowa Highway
Joplin
Interstate 8
Seneca
Itl
San Francisco
Towa
Savarina
Treasurer Called Back By Grand Jury
Jefferson City AP report says Pat Michélson former secretary in State Treasurer William E. Robinson’s office questioned by Cole County grand jury for over an hour and asked back for another session. Jury probes possible corruption and Crismon payment tied to Bonne Terre bank deposits and a constitutional amendment campaign.
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Jefferson City
Pat. Michélson
William E. Robinson
Cole County
Grand Jury
Robinson
Byron Kinder
John C. Danforth
James Crismon
First State Bank of
Bonne Terre
Crismon
Bomb Found In Stolen Raytown Car
A six inch pipe bomb filled with black powder was found on a stolen car seat at Raytown Plaza Shopping Center in Raytown Missouri. Patrolman and police chief removed the device in a 30 minute operation with demolition experts called to the scene. The device, set to explode at 3 a.m., was wired to a dry cell and clock, and appeared designed to cause damage rather thaninjure anyone nearby.
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Kansas City
Raytown Plaza
Raytown
Kansas Ciy
James Harris
Marion’ Beeler
Baytown
Beeler
Harris
Head Start Funds Slashed In Missouri 7 Percent
Gov Warren Hearnes announced Missouri head start funds will drop seven percent from last year under an Office of Economic Opportunity plan. The state allocation this year is 7,409,803 dollars, down from 8,363,876 dollars, prompting phasing out low quality and smaller programs and converting others.
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Jefferson City
Office of Economic Opportunity
Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
Rev Fugate To Benton City Church Installation
The Rev Charles Fugate of Auxvasse will be installed as pastor of Benton City Presbyterian Church Sunday at 2 o'clock. He also serves as pastor of Auxvasse City Presbyterian Church. Presbytery leaders John Meyer and others will preside and deliver charges. An assisting slate includes Floyd Rockwell Randall Cone Robert Schutte and more. The service ends with a women's fellowship hosted by Women of the Church. Public welcome.
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Auxvasse
Benton City Presbyterian Church
Fugate
Auxvasse City Presbyterian Church
Presbytery Commission
John Meyer
Union
Northeast
Misspadsouri
Robert Ray
Benton City
Robert R. Collins
First Presbyterian Church
Herbert H. Watson
Floyd Rockwell
Martinsburg
Randall Cone
Farber Presbyterian Church
Robert Schutte
Rockwell
Mr. Schutte
Clarence Phears
Green Revolution reshapes world food supply
Washington AP notes the Green Revolution may lift millions from hunger as dwarf wheat and rice strains boost yields. Lester R Brown says the technology could affect more people faster than any prior change, potentially halving hunger through increased production amid rising populations.
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Lester R. Brown
Brown
Norman E
Borlang
Mexico
Para
Asia
India
West Pakistan
US Considers Sharing Top Atom Secrets
Washington AP report says the United States weighs sharing gaseous diffusion technology for uranium-235 with other nations. AEC hints safeguards would restrict use to power-plant fuel, not weapons-grade material, amid White House deliberations and a Washington Post report.
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Washington
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Washington Post
State Department
White House
Commission
Enriched Bread Diet Kills Lab Rats in Study
Nutrition expert Dr. Roger J. Williams reported at a National Academy of Science meeting that rats fed only enriched bread died or became stunted, while those given bread with minerals vitamins and lysine largely survived and grew. He warned humans would similarly perish on a prolonged diet of enriched bread.
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Houston
Roger J. Williams
University of Texas
Williams
National Academy of Science
Correction ad notes beer can size error in Ledger
A Thursday Ledger ad for S & S Gourmet Shop incorrectly stated beer on sale in 2 ounce cans. The notice should indicate 12 ounce cans. No other products or prices were changed.
Armed Forces Put On Alert In Chile
In Santiago Chile the army and police imposed the toughest security measures in 13 years after an attempt on army chief Major General Rene Schneider. A curfew roadblocks and heightened alert blanketed the capital as authorities hunted the attackers and Allende allies blamed ultraright elements aided by foreign interests.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
U.S
Army
Rene Schneider
Schneider
Ceylon
Dudley Senana
So- Schneider
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Rison
Brown
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Gary A. Bode
H. Richards
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Dale Worman
Leland Davis
Edward Huff
Noel Bolton
Jonesburg
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Gilbert Kent
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Vickie Jones
Cehtra
Lewis D. Fox
Laddo
Fred L. Doebelin
Timothy J
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Dobyn D. Chrismer
Rush Hill
Rudolph Rollie
Sidney W. Sykes
Vandalla
Virgil Hayden
Anna Gegg
Frank Johns
Agriculture St
Robert Miller
1009
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Radi
Saddle Horse Cafe
Highway 54 East
Miller
J.T. Duckworth
Field' Crest
Hazell G. Aderton
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Aderton
Southwestern Bell
Circuit Courtan
Franklin Darrell Rédenbaught
George James Henderson
Davie Dean Friedfield
Livestock Missourii
Dept. OF AG
Lang Prime
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USDA
A. B. Charlie Co
Commerce
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America
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Sioner
Arnold M. Grant
Bess
Murareean Front Nantientian
Dale
Schwarre
John Riedel
Tsodore Winkelman
Elmer Johnson
Laddonia
Muglooey
Charles Gegg
Mullins
Harry
Daoth
Ues
Marshall
US 65
Highway Patrol
Austin M. Smith
Llandian
LIGLM
J. L. Hartley
Rev. Fugate
Benton City Church
Charles Fugate
AP News
By James Phillips
Norman Ernest Horslung
Oslo
Norway
Per
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
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Philippine
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