Mid-Missouri Concert Association Plans Mexico Series
Local citizens form the Mid-Missouri Concert Association in Mexico to present three performances at Presser Hall. The American Vocal Ensemble opens Oct 16, flamenco guitarist Ronald Radford appears Feb 13, and Lee Erwin on May 7. Membership drive targets 280 memberships with prices 10 dollars adult 5 student 25 family.
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Mid-Missouri Concert Association
Mexico
Ronald Radford
Lee Erwin
Presser Hall
American Vocal Ensemble
Carlos Montoya
Lee Ersin
Arthur Godfrey
George Comfort
Association
Marines slain in estate burglary attempt near Bluffton
Two Marines swam across the May River to burglarize a 40 acre Bluffton island estate owned by Henry Cram. The owner, a 69 year old plantation proprietor, fired twice with a .38 revolver, killing Sgt Jon Adams Jr and Lance Cpl Lawrence Powell. A third Marine, Sgt Robert Nunez, was in custody on burglary charges.
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Jon M. Adams Jr
High Point
N.C
Lance
Lawrence R. Powell
Union Town
N.J
Bluffton
Police End 21-Hour Hijack Waiting Game
Police stormed a hijacked Indian Airlines jet at Lahore airport ending a 21 hour standoff. Six skyjackers were captured and seven crew members freed with no reported injuries among passengers or crew. The raid details and hijacker nationalities were not disclosed.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Indian Airlines
Foreign Ministry
India
Wall Of Water Races Through Desert Town Ocotillo Cal
A flash flood from Tropical Storm Kathleen sent a four foot wall of water through Ocotillo and surrounding areas. At least four people were killed, including two in Ocotillo, with many homes bridges and railroad tracks destroyed. Dozens were stranded and officials feared more deaths as search efforts continued. The storm also caused damage in Palm Desert Las Vegas and Los Angeles area with major highway washouts and traffic jams.
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Calif
Kathleen
J. Leonard Speer
Imperial County
San Diego
el Centro
Here
Yura
Ariz
Mexico
San Jacinto Mountains
Palm Desert
Nevada
Arizona
Speer
Laguna Mountains
Imperial Valley
Southern Pacific Railway
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nev
Missouri Military Academy Hosts First Cadet Mixer Evening
Social activities start at Missouri Military Academy with a cadet mixer at 5 p.m. in the Student Center. The dance, sponsored by Major and Mrs. Ronald Kelly, offers recorded music and refreshments for new cadets to meet local guests.
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Missouri Military Academy
Ronald Kelly
Theodore Haverich Dies At Home
Theodore Haverich 76 of Vandalia died Friday at 8 p.m. at his home. A retired farmer and brick plant worker, he was born December 1 1899 in West Germany. Survived by wife Alma Witt Haverich three daughters Doris Pease Carol Keller Anita Melinert two sons Teddy and Ronnie 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren two brothers in Germany. Services planned Monday afternoon at Waters Funeral Home Vandalia.
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Theodore Weilheim Haverich
Waters Funeral Home
Vandalia
Mr. Haverich
West Germany
Karl Haverich
Germany
Wayne
Doris) Pease
Dale
Carol) Keller
Farber
Don
Anita) Melinert
Peoria
Teddy
Columbia
Ronnie
Bowling Green
Haverich
Audrain County
Dies Friday in New Florence Area at 78
Otto Louis Steiner of Route 1 New Florence died suddenly of a heart attack Friday while harvesting corn. Services are 1 p.m. Monday at St John’s United Church of Christ High Hill, with burial at Hiram Cemetery, St. Louis. Memorials to St John’s Church or heart fund. He is survived by wife Claudia, daughter Ethel Rombach, son Hilbert Steiner, one brother, and four grandchildren.
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New Florence
Otto Louis Steiner
Route 1
St. John’s
Mr. Steiner
St. Louis
Leo
Carrie Steiner
Orville
Claudia Broemmelsick
Raymond
Ethel) Rombach
Chesterfield
Hilbert Steiner
Jonesburg
Walter Steiner
Ellisville
St. John’s Church
Heart Fund
Nine Attend Red Cross CPR Class in Mexico
The first CPR course in cardiopulmonary resuscitation was held at Mexico Methodist Church over two evenings. Nine participants led by Matt Meyer of St. Louis enrolled, with many already holding Red Cross first aid and water safety certificates and some as instructors. Red Cross secretary Sally Nielsen emphasized CPR training to protect households, noting heart attack deaths in the U S and how bystander CPR can reduce fatalities.
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Matt Meyer
St. Louis
The
Red Cross
Mexico Methodist Church
Winston Atkinson
Jean McIntosh
Marilyn Frazer
Connie Wiehberg
Naomi Botts
Margaret Davis
Betty Smarr
Kathy Riechers
Barb Davis
Sally Nielsen
Red
Diac
American Heart Association
American National Red Cross
Danforth Hearnes Debate Set for Springfield TV
KyTV in Springfield will televise a live hour long debate October 28 between U S Senate candidates Republican John C Danforth and Democrat Warren E Hearnes. The program starts at 9 p m with opening statements and questions from three reporters and a political science professor. Danforth and Hearnes praised the event as a chance for Missourians to compare views and confront each other on key issues.
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Kyty
U. S. Senate
Atty
John C. Danforth
Warren E. Hearnes
Kyiv
Patrick van Horn
Jefferson City
Danforth
Kytv
Skyjack (Continued from Page 1)
A TWA spokesman in New York said a leaflet drop could target London and Paris. Officials reported the plane carried 85 passengers and a crew of seven to Iceland with 33 or 34 released. Passengers praised the hijackers’ polite conduct. they were armed with handguns and grenades and included several men and four women. Canadian officials said the hijackers never threatened anyone.
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TWA
New York
London
Paris
New York City
Iceland
Gander
Services Held For Mrs. Williams
Funeral services for Mrs. B. Turner Williams were conducted at Arnold Funeral home by Rev. George Wraith and Rev. Robert Collins with organist Mrs. John Willer, burial in Elmwood Cemetery, six grandsons as pallbearers. Separately, hijacking news noted Yugoslav authorities denying landing requests, Tito ill, and the 16 month lapse since a U S airliner hijacking.
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B. Turner Williams
Arnold Funeral Home
George Wraith
Robert Collins
First Christian
First Presbyterian
John Willer
Elmwood Cemetery
Scott A. Yeargain III
J. Michael Williams
William W. Williams
Turner M. Williams
John Paul Sparks II
Stephen Sparks
Clarence L. Northcutt Sr. Rites Scheduled in Centralia
Clarence L. Northcutt Sr., 84, of Centralia, will be buried at Centralia cemetery after funeral services at 2 p.m. Sunday at Fenton Funeral Chapel with Rev. Dr. Edwin E. Burris of First Baptist Church presiding. He died Friday at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico. Survived by wife Ethel Heazlett, married June 14 1917 in Grand Forks, ND. son C. Linwood Northcutt Jr.. grandchildren David L. Northcutt and Mrs. William Cleghorn of Chattanooga, Tenn.. two great grandchildren. The family will receive friends tonight from 7 to 9 at the funeral home.
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Centralia
Clarence L. Northcutt Sr
Fenton Funeral
Edwin E. Burris
First Baptist Church
Northcutt
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Missouri Weather and Local Reports Snapshot
Weather outlook for Missouri with clear skies today tonight and Sunday highs in the 80s and 70s lows 40s to 60s extended chances of showers midweek. Admissions and dismissals listed for Andrain Medical Center with multiple names and hometowns including Mexico Paris Vandalia Wellsville Madison and Clarksville. Public safety notes report damage to slurry seal on West Schopp Street and shots fired at Norman Auto Supply with windows replaced. Deaths noted for Theodore W. Haverich and Otto Louis Steiner both in their late seventies.
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Ozarks
Andrain Medical Center
Helen Peyton
Russell D. Blair
George A. Simpson
Charles E. Turpin
Orville
B. Melahn
Lois M. McGruder
Alfred N. Bishop
Mexico
Thomas E. Long
Sturgeon
Marshall K. Harrison
Centralia
Grover Burts
Wellsville
Bessie P. LeGrand
Madison
Pauline Clapper
Paris
James R. Peery
Vandalia
Johnb. Chapman
John S. Chapman
Alby Baclesse
Mary Gurwell
James Musgrove
Narvel Riley
Kennet Schudel
Cecil Golden
Anna Duffen
Rouma Null
Pamela Kirchhoff
Monte Nettles
Frances Roberts
Andrew Rothove
Roy Turnbaugh
James Page
Clarksville
William Morton
Curryville
Sharliie Vincent
Paul Hendrix
Montgomery City
Thomas Kilek
Durward Johnson Jr
Mattie Burge
Leo Hammett
Portland
Caswell Hibbard
Perry
Monte Nolan
Laddonia
William Wise
James Terry
Farber
Delbert Potts
James McCauley Jr
Harley Harmon
Benton City
Harold Eckler
Middletown
Patricia Korman
Martinsburg
Mark Gode
Calvin Allen
Auxvasse
Mary Tarrants
John Poindexter
Theodore W. Haverich
Otto Louis Steiner
West Schopp Street
North Jefferson
North Washington
Norman Indermuehle
Jefferson City
Norman Auto Supply
Highway 54
Indermuehle
Damage reports and drought relief notes from Missouri
The Daily Record itemizes minor car damage from a backing incident on Monroe Street, theft of a Citizens Band radio, and a one car crash on Rangeline Road. It also lists highway patrol reports on two accidents near Mexico and Auxvasse, plus several speeding fines from Magistrate Court. Grain, bank stock quotes, and a drought relief briefing follow, noting disaster-area declarations, expected farm loans, and drought losses exceeding 1.5 billion over three years.
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Kent Road
Clark Dyer
Osborn
James Boillot
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Kenneth Frick
Frick
Boillot
Missouri
Gene Cunningham
ASCS
Prince Charles to wed Davina Sheffield after navy service
London newspapers report Prince Charles, 27, will marry 25-year-old society beauty Davina Sheffield when his naval service ends next year. The heir to the throne is commanding a minesweeper off Britain's northeast coast. Buckingham Palace declined comment.
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Prince Charles
Davina Sheffield
London Daily Mail
The
Daily Mirror
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Charles
Britain
Buckingham Palace
Legion To Install Officers At Monday Meeting
State Commander Roy Carver of the American Legion will install new officers of the James Bledgoe Post at 7 30 p m during the regular meeting in Legion Hall.
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American Legion
James Bledgoe
The
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