Missouri Weather and Local News Briefs
Weather readings and forecasts for Missouri with temperatures, precipitation, and sunrise sunset. Extended outlook through Wednesday shows fair, cool conditions with highs in the 80s and 40s nights. Missouri river stages listed for several cities. Local hospital admissions and births noted, plus deaths of Mrs. Carrie Dee Uplinger, Mrs. Effa Luckie, and Dr. Charles M. Griffith.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Marriage License Applications At Columbia
The Daily Record reports Michael Anthony Pierce of Centralia and Susan Ann Eth of Columbia filed marriage license applications at Columbia. It also covers a public safety report of thefts, prowlers, and burglaries in Columbia, with several addresses and times noted, plus a highway patrol collision near Mexico with minor damage. It mentions a court suit over a milk price hike and a FDIC review of Rebozo connected to Nixon era affairs.
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Columbia
Michael Anthony Pierce
Centralia
Susan Ann Eth
Nixon
Rebozo
Hughes
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Key Biscayne Bank and Trust Co
Rehozo
Key Biscayne
Fla
Robert Abplanalo
San Clemente
Calif
Third Victim of Accident Dies
Mrs. James T. Chick 59 of Columbia died Friday morning at Lester Cox Memorial Hospital Springfield from injuries in a head on collision Oct 13 on Highway 65 two miles north of Urban. Her great nephew Charles Edward Griggs 16 of Mexico died Oct 18 at the same hospital. An Urban man was also killed. Services Sunday at Parkers Chapel Columbia. Burial in Bonne Femme Cemetery. Ralph Brown 27 of Columbia admitted to Boone County Hospital for tests. Ronnie and Mrs. Rackley of Centralia welcomed a son born at 2:32 am at Audrain Medical Center. Sammy Davis Jr named Male Star of the Year at Las Vegas Entertainment Awards. Stock market and market reports follow.
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Audrain Medical Center
Mary 5S. Peery
Robert L. Armstrong
Howard Sims
Mary C. Hanley
Henry Staehle
Thomas W. Blackmore
Damon FE. Thompson
Floyd D. Woodward
Lewis F. Callaway
John R. Carter
Mexico
W. R. Thompson
George C. Kohl
Vandalia
James L. Power
Thompson
Carolyn Nichols
James Todd Enslen
Walter D. Woods
Auxvasse
Clarence H. Schraer
Earl F. Nowlin Jr
Paul Griggs
Stella L. Sweezer
Verle Hugenot
Centralia
Floyd L. Vogt
Patrick Pursifall
Martinsburg
Arthur M. Smith
Elbert J. Sims
Sturgeon
Carrie Dee Uplinger
James T
Mattie Morell) Chick
Columbia
Lester Cox
Parkers Chapel
Arthur Fulbright
Bonne Femme Cemetery
Missouri Press Elects Officers at Annual Convention
Bill D. Williams of the Thayer News is the new president of the Missouri Press Association. Also elected were Joseph Snyder first vice president Robert Blosser second vice president Mrs Avis Tucker secretary R L Dee treasurer and directors Wallace G Vernon Robert M White and Bob Gunn. C L Blanton reelected to the National Newspaper Association representative slot.
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Kansas City
Bill D. Williams
The
Thayer News
Missouri Press Association
Joseph Snyder
Gallatin North Missourian
Robert Blosser
Jefferson City News and Tribune
Avis Tucker
Warrensburg Daily Star- Journal
R. L. Dee
Greenfield Vedette Advocate
Wallace G. Vernon
Eldon Advertiser
Robert M. White
Mexico Ledger
Bob Gunn
Archie News
C. L. Blanton Tl
Sikeston Daily Standard
National Newspaper Association
Man Claims Blast Blew Out Restroom
Charles Ferguson, formerly of Wichita and now in Fulton Missouri, sues for $50000 in Sedgwick County District Court over an Oct 29 1972 restroom explosion at a Wichita service station. He alleges negligence improper building design and storage tank procedures caused fumes that blew the door off the restroom and burned him second and third degree. Defendants include Williams Service Station Vickers Petroleum Clark Transport all of Wichita and Service Oil Co Colby Kan.
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Wichita, Kan
Charles 5
Ferguson
Missouri
Sedgwick County
Fulton
Williams
Williams Service Station
Vickers Petroleum Co
Clark Transport Co
Wichita
Service Oil Co
Colby
Kan
Mrs Carrie Uplinger Rites Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Dee Uplinger 79 of Perry will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Paris Methodist Church. The Rev. James Culpepper will conduct at Walnut Grove Cemetery in Paris. Pallbearers are her nephews Stanley and Danny Ray Tanzey Carl and Ralph Parker Donnie Smith and Charley Everingham. Survivors include daughter Lelia Mae Moss and Edwin Moss of Perry, son Wilson Uplinger of Paris, two grandchildren Jean Ann Lewellen and Kenneth Uplinger, three great granddaughters, sister Emmalee Tanzey, brothers Orval Smith and Delmar Smith, and other relatives. Funeral home: Wilkey of Perry.
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Perry
Carrie Dee Uplinger
Paris
Uplinger
James Culpepper
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Stanley
Danny Ray Tanzey
Carl
Ralph Parker
Donnie Smith
Charley Everingham
Wilkey
Edwin
Lelia Mae Moss
Carrie D. Smith
Stoutsville
Charley
Anna Smith
Ernest Uplinger
Casey College School
Florida
Wilson Uplinger
Ernest
Jean Ann) Lewellen
Kenneth Uplinger
Columbia
Emmalee Tanzey
Orval Smith
Thompson
Delmar Smith
Mrs. Effa Luckie Rites At Jonesburg
Mrs. Effa Luckie 94 died Friday in a St. Louis nursing home. Former Jonesburg resident, born Feb 28 1879 to John and Jean Mason, widow of Charles Luckie. Survived by daughter Martha Hume and three sisters and a brother. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Harding Funeral Home Jonesburg with burial in Jonesburg Cemetery. visitation after 3 p.m. today.
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Jonesburg
Effa Luckie
St. Louis
Luckie
John
Jean Owings Mason
Charles Luckie
William
Martha) Hume
Scott Aydelotte
Warrenton
Sally Boone
University City, Tex
Thelma Beck
Albuquerque
N. M
James Mason
Fort Smith, Ark
Harding Funeral Home
Jonesburg Cemetery
Mrs. Ella L. Ketter Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Ella L. Ketter of Mexico were held this morning at the Precht-Pickering funeral home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. The Rev. J. C. Montgomery officiated with Mrs. Gerald Goff as organist. Pallbearers included Harold Enslen Frank Kent Ed Lang C. W. Wilson Eldon M. Ketter Edward Ketter.
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Ella L. Ketter
Mexico
Precht-Pickering
Elmwood
J. C. Montgomery
Gerald Goff
Harold Enslen
Frank Kent
Ed Lang
C. W. Wilson
Eldon M. Ketter
Thompson
Edward Ketter
Gary
W. Va
Judges Fire Clerk For Protest On Agnew Case
Paducah Ky AP The resident clerk of U S District Court has been fired after writing letters to two newspapers contrasting penalties for an 18 year old shoplifter with those against former Vice President Spiro T Agnew Mrs Ernest W Rivers submitted her resignation Friday after a request from three federal judges who sit in the Western District of the court The judges said the letters were a reflection on the integrity of the federal judiciary Agnew was fined 10000 and placed on three years unsupervised probation after pleading no contest to federal income tax evasion and resigned as vice president
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Paducah
U.S District Court
Spiro T. Agnew
Ernest W. Rivers
U.S. District Court
August Winkenhofer
Louisville
James F. Gordon
Rhodes Bratcher
Charles Allen
Gordon
Paducah Sun- Democrat
Louisville Courier Journal
Cah
United States
Department of Justice
Agnew
Maryland
Guns and UN advance in Suez cease fire
Arab and Israeli fire fell silent as a U N observers moved into Suez to monitor the cease fire amid appeals for aid to the encircled Egyptian Third Army. The United States and Soviet Union said they would help secure a negotiated peace as Cyprus based troops landed in Cairo. Brezhnev and Waldheim outlined plans for a larger UN force, while Israeli forces reported heavy Egyptian tank losses near Suez City.
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Associated Press
U.N
Suez
Ashraf Ghorbal
International Red Cross
Tel Aviv
Finland
Cyprus
Cairo
Suez City
Suez Canal
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Kremlin
Middle East
Washington
Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
Mideast
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
United Nations
Security Council
Kurt Waldheim
Israel
Egypt
Sinai
John Broder
U.S
Brezhnev
Central
Europe
Vienna
FBI Agents to Probe Ford Background in Wisconsin
Rep. Gerald Ford indicated a thorough probe of his background after Nixon named him as vice president. About 70 extra FBI agents were assigned to his hometown of Grand Rapids and surrounding area, with Ford saying he did not know what they were seeking. He stated all federal departments have been asked to supply congressional sources with every letter he has written.
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Waukesha
Wis
Gerald Ford
Nixon
FBI
Grand Rapids
Mich
Extra
Nixon gifts unique China trip button tie clip
President Nixon hands a personal gold and blue identification button on a tie clip to photographer Her land Freeman as he leaves the East Room after a news conference. Freeman notes it was his first White House visit and the President warns not to give the clip away.
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Washington
Nixon
China
Heland Freeman
White House
Freeman
Porter L. Boles Recovers From Ear Surgery
Porter L. Boles of Benton City underwent right ear surgery Thursday at the Veterans Hospital in Columbia. He is reported in fair condition by his wife and is in Room 640.
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Porter L. Boles
Benton City
Veterans’ Hospital
Columbia
Chance Co. Board approves 2-for-1 stock split and higher dividend
A. B. Chance Co. directors voted to raise the quarterly dividend from 26 to 28 cents and recommend a 2-for-1 stock split. Annual dividend rises to 1.12 dollars from 1.04. If approved, future dividends would be 14 cents quarterly per share. Company seeks to double authorized shares from 4 million to 8 million with par values adjusted. 1973 nine month earnings next to 1972 figures, OTC-traded.
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Centralia
A. B. Chance Co
Networks defend coverage of the President amid CBS dispute
Nixon criticizes CBS while NBC and ABC spokesmen defend their coverage of the President. CBS says its reports were objective and accurate, with transcripts available for review. ABC also states it has covered the major story fairly.
Nixon turns over Watergate tapes to judge for screening
The article details President Nixon agreeing to comply with a federal court order to deliver nine Watergate tapes to Judge Sirica for screening before release to a grand jury. It notes firings of Cox and Ruckelshaus, the resignation of Attorney General Richardson, and renewed congressional pressure for possible impeachment.
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White House
Bork
William D. Ruckelshaus
Cox
Nixon
San Francisco
Sirica
Ruckelshaus
Elliot L. Richardson
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Boone County Hospital
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Sammy Davis Jr
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Robbie Brooks
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Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Missouri. Press
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