Audrain Medical Center notes and local police roundup
Audrain Medical Center officials report multiple admissions and dismissals including Brenda Gullion and others and tributes for Dr. Gibbs. Police and sheriff reports cover a driving while intoxicated case, a hit and run, a courthouse assault with injuries, a prowler, and a disturbance at Pat's Truck Stop Cafe with minor property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain Medical Center
E. J. Gibbs
Ray Ancell
William Brandt
George W. Parrot Jr
Parrot
East Bolivar
Harold Sulgrove
Pat
Highway 54 East
Sulgrove
St Alban's Plan Saves Free Food Program in Callaway County
Callaway County will continue the free food program for 30 days using donated funds to cover the local share. Rev Wayne Johnston of St Alban's Episcopal Church proposed the plan, with Judge Paul Murphy noting state agreement and Welfare Director Proctor Carter needing 30 days notice if the county cannot cover 20 percent of distribution costs. Volunteers and pledges followed a Sunday sermon, with Ecumenical Ministries helping collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Callaway County
Wayne Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Ecumenical Ministries
United States and Japan clash over Taiwan UN admission
AP dispatches report United States and Japan remain far apart on strategy to keep Taiwan in the United Nations while admitting Communist China. Britain signals support for admitting Beijing despite possibly leaving Nationalist China out of the UN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Japan
Taiwan
United Nations
China
Britain
World Organization
Stock market over the counter bids and NYSE closes
In over the counter trading yesterday A B Chance 29 percent bid 30 asked Commerce Bancshares 47 bid 48 asked Wetterau 27 bid 27 asked On the NYSE Robbie Brooks closed 16 percent down 44 5400 Dresser Industries 33 percent down 4 1700 Interco 47 down 3400 Kaiser Aluminum 28 percent down Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 32 percent down 4 15800 Ralston Purina 33 percent unchanged 27100 US Gypsum common 70 up 1 5600 US Gypsum preferred 3544 up 4 3700
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Pier Angeli Found Dead In Beverly Hills Apartment
Italian actress Pier Angeli, 39, was found dead in her Beverly Hills apartment Friday by a drama coach. An autopsy was planned to determine the cause. she had been treated for a stomach disorder. Born Anna Maria Pierangeli in Sardinia, she rose in Europe, starred in MGM films, married Vic Damone in 1954, and later Armando Trovajoli. She leaves two sons, Perry and Andrew George.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Pier Angeli
Miss Angeli
Helena Sorrell
Anna Maria Pierangeli
Sardinia
Hollywood
Stewart Granger
Paul Newman
America
Vic Damone
Italy
Armando Trovajoli
MGM
Funeral for Walter H. Isenmann Held at Arnold
Funeral services for Walter H. Isenmann, 75, of the Allen Nursing Home, were conducted at 10:30 a.m. at Arnold Funeral Home with Ira Henley of Fulton Jehovah's Witnesses officiating. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Organist was Mrs. John Willer. Pallbearers were Clark Stephens, Jim Badaracco, Armin Matthiesen, Victor Matthiesen, Earle Moore, and Roy Parker Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Isenmann
Allen Nursing Home
Arnold Funeral Home
Ira Henley
Fulton Jehovah's Witnesses
Elmwood Cemetery
John Willer
Clark Stephens
Jim Badaracco
Armin
Matthiesen
Victor Matthiesen
Earle Moore
Roy Parker Jr
Rededication Service Sunday at St Paul CME Church
St Paul CME Church hosts a rededication service Sunday at 6 p.m. directed by Missionary Society members. Pastors and families will be featured with musical selections by the Youth and MEC choirs and the Male and Ladies Choruses. Guest soloists will perform. Mrs. C A Trotter leads the program committee. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Cme Church
The
Missionary Society
C.A. Trotter
William H. Patterson
John W. Jolland
Earl Sue
Jaron Jones
Fred West
Larry Spotser
Care Center Board Praises Optimists
Mexico Optimist Club members were commended for painting the exterior of the new Happy House at Wade and Hendricks Streets. Eight volunteers provided all paint, two days work. open for public inspection Sunday Oct 3. Moves and further volunteers planned for Oct 1 and Oct 4 openings. Officers named for 1971-72. Happy House offers day care for children of working or single parents regardless of background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Optimist Club
Mexico Community Child Care Center Board
Wade and
Hendricks Streets
Robert Ligon
E. Promenade St
Happy House
Ligon
Harry Stover
MCCC
Stover
William Courtney
Terry Moore
Soviet Luna 18 Moon Probe Crashes on Sea of Fertility
Moscow reports Luna 18 crashed into lunar mountains in the Sea of Fertility after 54 orbits, radio contact lost. Probe launched Sept 2 and fell off near moon orbit, Tass said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Lunar
Sea of Fertility
Tass
Policeman At St. Charles 3 Charges
Richard McFall a 35 year old former St Charles policeman faces three felony warrants after recent arrests and arraignment on burglary. Charged with stealing and a false burglary claim tied to an apartment insurance payout. Also accused of burglarizing the state employment office and stealing an electric typewriter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles
Richard McFall
McFall
Marvin Grimmer
St. Louis
Webster Groves
State Employment Office
Notice and election timing under city charter rules
The notice must appear in a local newspaper for four consecutive weeks with the final insertion within ten days before the election. City authorities may publish further notices to ensure general publicity. Mr. Werner notes Sept 27 as the last possible election date under a 40 day limit after petition filing on Sept 18. Petitions would expire after that date, and job seekers are advised to check HELP WANTED ads in today’s Ledger.
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Incorporated
Werner
Record corn crop forecast by Agriculture Department
The Agriculture Department estimated 1971 corn production at a record 5.205 billion bushels, 28 percent above last year’s blight damaged crop and near the 1967 record, with an average yield of 52 bushels per acre. The report notes boosts in feed grain, oil seeds, and wheat, alongside regional yields in Missouri and Kansas and a broad mix of crop forecasts for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Missouri
Kansas
Kanasas
Staley Attacks USDA Corn Estimate at NFO Nebraska Meet
Oren Lee Staley national NFC president told about 600 delegates that USDA’s Friday corn crop forecast is far too high. He warned stalks are drying and grain quality is thinning, noting crop prospects have worsened since Sept. 1. Gov. Exon outlined a personal property tax refund plan and rural education loans, while Kreuscher urged rural institute coops and loan ideas for students.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
National Farmers Organization
J. J. Exon
Exon
NFO
Glenn Kreuscher
Kreuscher
Rural Agriculture Institute For
Oren Lee Staley
Rea
NFC
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Staley
Hospital Project Planned At Moberly
MOBERLY Plans have been announced for construction of a new medical complex at Community Memorial Hospital. The first phase, estimated at 300000 dollars, may be bid on in November, with provisions for a professional building housing physicians and dentists. A four man leasing team includes three new young physicians. The first phase will also include hospital additions to accommodate ancillary facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Community Memorial Hospital
US To Probe Pontiac Law Enforcement
U S District Judge Damon Keith ordered Chief Marshal Rozman to investigate alleged Pontiac police failures to halt disruptions of pupil busing aimed at integration. About 9,000 of Pontiac’s 24,000 pupils are bused as tensions rise. A federal grand jury will probe the Aug 30 bus bombing that destroyed 10 empty buses.
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Pontiac
Mich
U.S
Pontiac, Mich
U.S. District Court
Damon J. Keith
Anthony Rozman
Keith
Michigan Grand Dragon
FBI
Pontiac Board of Education
NAACP
Rozman
Elbert Hatchett
Keith Pontiac
William Hanger
School Board
Robert Manley
Pontiac Police Officers Association
National Action Group
Vermont Senator Winston Prouty Dies at 65
Vermont Republican Senator Winston L. Prouty died at New England Deaconess Hospital Boston at 65 after stomach ulcer surgery. He urged a national elderly income floor and sponsored the Older Americans Income Assurance Act of 1970. Governor Davis to appoint U S Rep. Robert Stafford to fill the seat until a special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
Prouty
Davis
U.S
Robert Stafford
Plane Wrecked in Mile Field Near St Joseph Mo
A single engine plane crashed in a mile field about 10 miles northwest of St. Joseph injuring passenger Becky Halfen 29 of Kansas City who was listed in satisfactory condition with possible back and throat injuries. Pilot Noel Derr 28 also of Kansas City reported engine trouble while en route from Kirksville to St. Joseph and the plane was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph
Becky Halfen
Kansas City
Halfen
Kirksville
Highway Patrol
Noel
Derr
Klan Planned To Mortar School Buses Bomb Plot Uncovered
The FBI affidavit ties Michigan Ku Klux Klan leader Robert Miles to plans to destroy Pontiac school district vehicles with mortar shells. Miles and five others were arrested for the Aug. 30 bus bombing as agents pursued the alleged mortar plot and sought warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Robert Miles
Pontiac
U.S. District Court
FBI
Miles
Ag 6
U.S. Atty
Philip van Dam
van Dam
Gloomy on Teacher Increment Raises In Kansas City
AFT official Louis T. Hurt says pay increments for teachers tied to experience are unlikely to be freed from wage price controls. After a Washington lobbying trip, Hurt stresses the union focuses on increments rather than outright raises, noting many senators confuse increments with negotiated raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
CILY
American Federation of Teachers
Louis T. Hurt
AFT
Washington
Hurt
Hosts at Audrain County Museum Gathering
Mr and Mrs Robert L Kerry and Mrs Quinnie Benton will host and hostesses tomorrow at the Audrain County Historical Society Museum. Hours are 2 to 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Kerry
Quinnie Benton
Audrain County
Hanoi flood losses widen as war rages nearby
In Saigon, Hanoi reports widespread flood damage in North Vietnam, wrecking farms and industry while the regime withholds death tolls. Radio Hanoi urges rapid reconstruction of power plants, dams, and waterways as Saigon ties misreporting to a 1945 famine figure.
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Saigon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
Vietnam Press
Sy Radio Hanoi
Dmz
Laos
Phnom Penh
U.S
Pacific
Indochina
John S. McCain Jr
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