Monroe County Murderer Tries Again To Defy Judge's Word
The long crime story details Raymond Patrick and co conspirators, including Douglas Thompson and Ronald Patrick, with multiple past escapes from Missouri prisons. It recounts the Foltz murder case, Pontoon lines of evidence, the 1966 and 1968 escapes, and Judge White's 1970 rulings, set against the backdrop of Monroe County and Jefferson City.
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Monroe County
Monroe
Ronald Paul Patrick
Douglas Wayne Thompson
Ladwit
Missouri
James Lewis Grove
Roy B
Ladwin
Meriwether
Moreau
Foltz
Jefferson City
Patrick
Church
Marcellre
White
Fuller
Tory
Pat
Pat-mother
Attrick
Miss Oklahoma Fiddles To Miss America Talent Win
Miss Oklahoma Judy Adkins won a talent competition at Atlantic City leading to her candidacy for Miss America 1971. She plays violin and is a sophomore at Oklahoma State University. Miss Hawaii Kathleen O Sullivan, 36-27-37, in a white bathing suit, won the first swimsuit prize.
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Atlantic City
Judy Ad
Ams
Vic
Oklahoma
Hawaii
Kathleen Puani O'Sullivan
O’sullivan
Miss Adams
Cushing
Okla
Hot Canary
Fall Clothing Appeal Aids World Hunger Effort
Mexico area churches launch the Fall Clothing Appeal for Church World Service from Sept 26 to Oct 4. Sponsored by the Mexico Ministerial Alliance volunteers collect clothing and blankets at local church sites. Rev. Edward Malzer and Rev. Terry Moore lead the effort noting great need. Missouri aims to ship 175000 pounds in 1970, but only 50000 pounds have been received so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Area
Church World’ Service
Mexico
Six Mexicaans Will Attend Many Meeting
Six Mexicaans head to the Missouri Municipal League meeting in St Louis September 15 18 for seminars and discussions. Attendees include Fae Lowry Nell Nielsen Gil Patrick Earl Jones Warner Williams and Leonard Snyder with Williams on the resolutions committee studying proposals and policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Municipal League
St. Louis
Fae Lowry
Nell, Nielsen
Gil Patrick
Earl Jones
Warner Williams
Leonard Snyder
Williams
The
League
First American shells reach German soil in 1944 Aachen
On this date in 1944 near Aachen the U S First Army fired the first American shells onto German soil in World War II. Also in 1848 Elias Howe of Spencer Mass patent for the sewing machine.
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Aachen
Germany
U.S. First Army
Elias Howe
Spencer
Mass
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Donald Crittenden
Tadwin
Albert
Herberts
Iweeds
Thompson
Itland
Macon
Laddie Foltz
Laddie
Audrain
Russell
Ledger
Wilkes
America
AYDS
Billy the Kid
W. Monroe
Mexico, Mo
Safford
Bayer Aspirin
Unicaps
Geritol Liquid
IZERS
Rexall Niele
Techmatic Razor
Rexall
Hilights
Imperial Cartridge Camera
Shulton Mist Cologne
Debbie Kendrick
J. W. Kendrick
Rte. 5
St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing
St. Luke’s Hospital
Granite City
Robin
Dick Kenrick
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