Weather and police report mix from Audrain County
Weather readings and forecast for Missouri and nearby areas note warm conditions with highs near 90 while chances of showers exist. Police report a peace disturbance at a local bar, a stolen car tape player case, and multiple traffic violations with fines listed. Deaths and births are briefly noted along with hospital admissions.
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Tue Leela
Sportamari
Shirley Lehnenbauer
Donald Holtkamp
Gary Powers
Audrain Hospital
Powers
Saved By The Belt Club Formed In Missouri
Jefferson City AP reports a new traffic safety group named Saved by the Belt will be formed this Labor Day weekend. Members are those whose lives were saved or injuries reduced by wearing a safety belt while driving. Robert E Burgess, director of the highway safety division, said the group will honor belt users and urge others to buckle up.
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Jefferson City
State Division of Highway Safety
Robert E. Burgess
Cattle and Grain Prices Mixed in Local Market Report
Livestock prices show steers and heifers mostly steady with assorted weights and grades. cattle and calves demand softer for some cuts. Grain futures mostly down across soybeans and wheat as stock market activity traces national trends in early trading.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Local court notes mix of fines and filings in county cases
Francis Darrell of Picton faces illegal passing charges. Floyd Cheney Jr. fined $75 for failure to yield, amended from DWI. Roscoe McKenzie $19 for speeding. Michael Shoemaker $10 for taking over dove limits. A $90,000 damage suit was filed in Audrain Circuit by Donna Ruth Dilts and Larry Dilts against Bob McGee and D. W. Dilts. Van Matre suits claim a 24 year old was injured in a June 27, 1970 wreck on route north of FF M intersection. seeks $75,000 for the child and $10,000 for medical costs for the father. Gary Pillischafske files for divorce from Barbara Pillischafske. Ejectment suit for $1,000 plus rent by William Gifford and Etta Gifford against William Daniel Allen. In Montgomery County Magistrate Court, cases include Terry Poin Dexter fined $10. Glenn Woodruff $150 for careless driving while drunk. David Privett $10 for license plate transfer failure.
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Francis Darrell
Picton
Muldrow Sr
Floyd R.cheney Jr
Roscoe H. McKenzie
Michael A. Shoemaker
Audrain
Donna Ruth Dilts
Larry William Dilts
Bob McGee
D. W. Dilts
van Ma 1
Bre
van Matre
McGee
LaVada Mae Dilts
Gary Edward Pillischafske
Barbara Lee Pillischafske
William A
Etta Jean Gifford
William
Glenn Richard Woodruff
New Florence
David Eugene Privett
Missouri investigates third sulfuric acid pollution incident
The Missouri Department of Conservation opened an inquiry into a third stream pollution event this month as about 12,000 fish were killed in Tebo Creek near Calhoun, Henry County. The sulfuric acid waste killed the fish, source unknown, with the creek feeding the Lake of the Ozarks near Warsaw.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Department O Conservation
Tebo Creek
Calhoun
Henry County
Ozarks
Warsaw
Conservation Department
Tavern Man Kills Toy Gun Bandit
In St Louis AP report Harold Gillieha 32 staggered from a west side tavern Thursday night and died at Homer Phillips Hospital after an alleged toy gun holdup. Patronage of $81 taken. owner Edgar Snell 44 shot Gillieha four times with a .38 revolver. Accomplice fled. toy pistol found near body. At mother's bedside Mrs Conrad Harrison and two children Jolene and Duane return from Augusta Ga where they stayed at her mother's bedside Mrs Nelson Cash improving in Augusta Hospital.
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St, Louis
Harold Gillieha
West Side
Homer Phillips Hospital
Gilliieha
Edgar Snell
Gillieha
Conrad Harrison
Jolene
Duane
Augusta
Nelson Cash
Cash
Miss Missouri Contingent Heads to Atlantic City Pageant
Miss Missouri travels to Atlantic City on September 12 for the pageant with more than 100 supporters including at least three Mexicans. The Brookfield Jaycees raised $10,000 for a chartered plane, and nearby residents provided funds and travel arrangements. The delegation aims to gather ideas for the 1971 Miss Missouri pageant while meeting state and local officials from across the country.
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Atlantic City
Jaycees
Miss Missouri
St. Louis-Lambert Airport
Warner Williams
Miss Missouril Ae
Chillicothe
Missouri State College
Kirksville
Missouri
Ron Holbrook
CIA
Brookfield
Field
Mexico
Fran Biesmeyer
Chicago
Phillip
Buz) Adams
Jim Stowe
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Mrs. J. L. Williams Services Today
Funeral services for Mrs. James L. Williams were to be held this afternoon at the Arnold funeral home with Rev. George B. Wraith and Rev. Terry Moore officiating. Burial details and pallbearers including Larry Jones, James Stevenson, Clyde Williams, Charles Ball, Howard Boyd and Russell Tichuryw were listed.
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James L. Williams
Arnold Funeral Home
George B. Wraith
Terry Moore
First Christian Church , Burial Waste
John W. Willer
Larry, Jones of
Fulton
James Stevinson
Clyde Williams
Charles Ball
Howard Boyd
Russell
Rites Scheduled For Mrs Anna Blackburn
MONTGOMERY CITY Mrs Anna Elizabeth Blackburn 79 of Montgomery City died yesterday Funeral services set for 2 p m Sunday at the Methodist Church with Rev Fred Beckett and Rev Robert Hester officiating Burial will be in Montgomery City Cemetery The body will be at Schlanker Funeral Home after 11 p m Saturday She was born June 1 1881 in Bonnetts Mill daughter of Cyrus and Mary Pherbeck Saladin She married Earl Blackburn who died in 1951 Surviving are four sons and seven daughters including Delbert Montgomery City Edwin California Bennie Peoria Elbert Laddonia and Chrystal Dial Arcadia Kan Helen Callaway Alvie Callaway Ruby River Evelyn Winkler Bonnie Belli June Fridrich and five sisters listed Survivors also include 30 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren
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Robert Zumwalt
Flower
Marshall L. Clebeare
Vandalia
Jessie Waggett
Perry
Harold Lomelina
Middletown
Julie Branham
Topeka
Ansas
Donald L. Silver
Mexico
Charles L. Lynn
San
Michael E. Wright
Farber
Wright
Earil Foster
Auxvasse
Foster
Wilbur Foster Trucking Service
Henri G Scotto di Perta
Wellsville
Scotto di Perta
Air Force
Richard Dysart
August Weakley
Susie Harvey
Alby
Badesse
Mandy Baker
Joe Thomas
Mary Griffin
Donald Carter
Carl Jochon
Marcia Hampton
Lorene Schneider
Montgomery City
John B. Keith
Minnie Dunham
Harold Hager
William Carman
Russell Robinson
Bellflower
Agnes Field
Anna A. Blackburn
Elaine Walch
Rolla Sparks Gaylord Ray Oliver
Charles M. Babcock
Denyse Ericka McKihiney
Zell McElainey
Denyse Ericka
Columbia
Donald Eugene
Daniel Edwin
Darel Eric
Dana Elaine
James M. Robertson
Shelbina
Edwin H. McElhiney
Rock Springs
Wyo
Dorothy J. Ausmus
California
Howard T. Uzzell
Anna Elizabeth Blackburn
Methodist Church
Fred Beckett
Robert Hester
Schlanker Funeral Home
Blackburn
Bonnet’s Mill
Cyrus
Mary Pherbeck Saladin
Earl Blackburn
Gomery City
Rise of God Church
Elvin William
Delbert
Edwin
Bennie
Peoria
Elbert
Laddonia
Chrystal Dial
Arcadia
Kan
Helen Callaway
Alvie Callaway
Ruby River
Evelyn Winkler
Bonnie Belli
Kansas City
June Fridrich
St. Louis
Mary Trumpelman
Philadelphia
Emma Klaus
Lena Blackmocoe
Egypt
Shaw
Bertha
Nentwig
Jefferson City
Moshe Dayan
Florence Koenigsfeld
United States
Israel
Meador's
Centralia Cemetery
New Auburn
Minn
Floy
U.S
Russell
Salem
Ark
Morton
East Lansing
Mich
Cairo
Burton
Lafayette
Calif
Jal Abram
United
Merle
Plainwell
Ad-States
Newbury
Livonia
Clairebell Cliff Elsawhare
Ord
Scottsdale
Ariz
East
No Spanking For Prodigal Dog
Moose the Boston Terrier belonging to Cathy Maxwell of Rush Hill was missing a day. Harold Maxwell spotted the dog northwest of Rush Hill heading home. Cathy, a first grader, hugged Moose on her return from school and told him she would not spank him for running away.
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Moose
Cathy Maxwell
Rush Hill
Cathy
John Maxwell
Community Rei
Child Dies Of Accidental Strangulation
The seven month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald McElhiney of 1617 S Western Ave died of accidental strangulation yesterday morning. Audrain County coroner Connie Pickering said no inquest will be held. Denyse Ericka McElhiney appeared to have rolled in bed and become caught with her head between the bed’s sides and wall, hanging until the mother found her shortly after.
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Donald McElhiney
S. Western Ave
Connie Pickering
Audrain County
Denyse Ericka McElhiney
Swande
Rolla Sparks Former Vandalian Dies in Oklahoma
Word has been received of the death of Rolla Sparks of Blackwell Oklahoma, a former resident of Vandalia. Sparks died at 7 a m in a hospital in Blackwell. Burial will be in Blackwell. Survivors include two sisters Miss Lola Sparks and Mrs J W Kennedy of Mexico and two brothers Les Sparks of Vandalia and W G Sparks of Anadarko Oklahoma.
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Rolla Sparks
Blackwell
Okla
Vandalia
Sparks
Lola Sparks
J. W. Kennedy
Mexico
Les Sparks
W. G. Sparks
Anadarko, Oka
Israel Presses Pullback of Missiles Amid Tense Talks
The Associated Press reports Israel insisting on a six mile pullback of missiles and forces from the border as Cairo and Moscow press Gaza ceasefire terms. Lebanese PM Jumblatt says ceasefire not enough while guerrillas demand Egyptian troop withdrawal. Meir postpones UN trip to align with possible Nixon-Nasser meeting in New York.
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Associated Press
Beirut
Washington
Egypt
Jaron
Israel
Foreign Office
London
Jerusalem
Goldal Meir
U.N
New York
Gunnar V. Jarring
Jordan
Two die in store at Anthonies Mill Missouri
A woman and her 11 year old son were found dead in a store near Anthonies Mill in eastern Missouri after a caller reported a break in. Sheriff’s office said two bodies found with no known cause of death. Anthonies Mill lies about 60 miles southwest of St Louis near Sullivan. Lester Toops 32 was found murdered at a service station where he worked nights. Coroner said death from a blow to the head with a large object. autopsy expected after an inquest.
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Anthonies Mill, Mo
Anthonies Mill
Eastern
Missouri
Sheriff's Office
St. Louis
Sullivan
Lebanon
Lester Toops
T. J. Shadi
Toops
Ky's Victory Rally Plans Stir Activists
Washington AP reports antiwar organizers shocked by Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky of South Vietnam agreeing to speak at a Washington Vietnam rally on October 3. Ky accepted an invitation from Reverend Carl McIntire's group, prompting hopes for a massive turnout of up to 500000 as critics debate the impact on antiwar momentum.
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Washington
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Hawk
Ron Young
San Francisco
Saigon
Carl Mecntire
Meentire
March For Victory Association
Only Three File For Hospital Board Trustee Seats
The filing deadline for Audrain County Hospital board trustees passed with only three candidates. Lowell Lagan filed for re election while William B Nowell and kd French sought seats vacated by the retirement of O R Stribling and Frank Willey.
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Audrain County Hospital
Faree Swits
Lowell Lagan
William B Nowell
Kd ‘French
R. Stribling
Frank Willey
Monsanto Explosion Injures 20 in St Louis Plant
A blast at a Monsanto Co plant in St Louis injures 20 workers. Seven hospitalised as a two alarm fire spreads on the south side. Public relations officer John Spano says the fire was controlled within about 30 minutes and plant emergency ended. cause remains undetermined.
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St, Louis
Monsanto Co
John Spano
Monsanto
Mexico School Menus Labor Day Week
School lunch offerings list for Hardin and Elementary schools during Labor Day week. Menu items include paper-boy sandwich with mustard and buttered corn, carrot sticks, Ernit, chocolate cake, lettuce tomato salad, buttered green beans, rookie Thursday pasta and cabbage, mixed fruit, bread and butter, tuna salad sandwich, buttered pets, and various side dishes.
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Larry Stanley Mitchell
Wasagice
Liberty
Hugh
Mainntaot Morith
Stin
Lake of the Ozark
Pomme -de ‘Terre
Boonville
Hermann
Cape Girardeau
Philip L. Melahn
Elsie Evans
Kenneth Mantle
Mary Beth Riddle
Ethel Candy
Elizabeth A. Parrott
Jamies H. Foster
Robert Smulse
John E. Hawkins
Linda M Rehma
Larry F. Zumwalt
Mark D. Spurlock
Linna ‘A. Stamper
Auxgassa
Wayne Fountain
Thompsons
Highway Patrol
Jasper Butler
Montgomery
David Zumbehl
Butler
Zumbehl
Zumbehil
Norbert J. Kellner
Jacqueline Fr. Kuck
Chesterfield
Harry William Brower
Pierce Edward Hiatt
Doniphan Lloyd Perkins
Russell Lée Burton
Leslie Ray Key
Jonesburg
Richard Angus Wilson
James Ralph Hockemeyer
Jack Hohm
Rhineland
Kenneth Smith Payne
Leonard Jerome Thomas
Ill
Paul E. Wright
Emmett V. Robinson
Donnie M. Crrandis
San Fe
Ernie Susan Lipp
Mex
John Dewey Parsons
Center
Wallace William Gipson
Jwvithout
Gerald Rodger Worley
W. Mohroe
Bowling Green
Charles C. St
Penterville
Lois Joyce
City Hall
Her Moyle
William Ednam Hodson
Lois
Lee H. Hogan
George Wallace
Westminster St
Chinen Livestock
USDA
Ledgerland
Elmwood Cemetery
Jim Weems
Assembly of God Church
Donald and
Claudia Jean Uz
St. Hous
Crown Mile
A. B. Chance Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser
Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Purina
Xerox
Moon
Circuit Court
Id Jaume City
Brook
J. L. Williams
Et Uniwued Aganenery
Tichuyw
Anna Blackburn
Wnly
Gaylord Ray Oliver
Hanford
Missouri Valley
Iowa
George and
Lois Tate Oliver
U.S. State Department
Robject
J. McCloskey
Jacob Beam
Rinmanie
Masala
Qwurcuw Buwu
Dev Rus
Rollback
Gerald Rivers
Earl
Browning
Walter Almands
Arthur Tate
Meir
Labor Party
Centralia
Meador and Son
Charles Morton Babcock
Thousand Oaks
Wwe Woo Nv
Ucmanuy Iwi
Missouri Conference of the
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Oklahoma
David Hawk
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