Weather and local notices from Missouri area
Official seven am readings show highs around 85 in Missouri and 80s elsewhere with lows in the 50s. Forecasters expect continued pleasant, sunny weather through Tuesday with little rain. Police and hospital updates list admissions, discharges, deaths, marriages, and several traffic incidents in Fulton and nearby towns.
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Missouri
Bootheel
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozark
Pomme de Terre
Multiple defendants face forged check and burglary charges in county and circuit court
In magistrate court Jaycee Davis fined 25 dollars and costs for cashing an insufficient funds check. Circuit court defendants Nancy Ann Wible and Betty Jean Zumwalt received five year probation after guilty pleas to uttering forged checks. James Robert Gipson and Renick Herbert Orr pleaded guilty to burglary of an unoccupied dwelling and stealing, with Edward D. Hodge appointed to represent Thomas Eugene Peery on uttering forged check. Arraignments continued to Oct. 4. Alvin Odell Cluck and McKinley Andrew Sue faced forged check cases with Oct. 4 and Oct. 19 trial dates respectively. Green declared indigent with James Cafer appointed. Fountain ordered admitted to Mt. Vernon State Hospital.
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Nancy Ann Wible
Betty Jean Zumwalt
James Robert Gipson
Renick Herbert Orr
Edward D. Hodge
Thomas Eugene Peery
Alvin Odell Cluck
Eugene Nemo Green
James Cafer
McKinley Andrew Sue
Market Reports Amid Lower Grain Prices And Livestock Results
Chicago soybeans and grain futures fell sharply with wheat and corn down in early trading. Missouri Livestock Center reports 1700 hogs and varied cattle prices with higher bids on lighter weights and feeder pigs gaining up to 8 dollars per cwt.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Missouri Livestock Center
Dept. OF AG
Marty Schroeder
Market Dips as Investors Weigh Post-Wage Freeze Outlook
New York stock prices edged lower at noon with the Dow Jones industrial average down 1.38 points to 000.61 amid a moderate session. Declines outnumbered advances about 3 to 2 on the NYSE as analysts cited mild profit taking and investor uncertainty over economic direction after the wage-price freeze. President Nixon had yet to announce future plans. Most stock sectors fell, with metals rubber rails and oils showing mixed results while steels were unchanged.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
Frazier Baker Named Associate Director at Legal Aid
Fulton based attorney Frazier Baker joins the staff of the Legal Society of St. Louis as associate director. He will advise young lawyers and the legal aid team while not taking new Fulton cases, dedicating weekends to unresolved matters. His earlier firm Baker Holt Krumm remains active with Joe Holt, Roger Krumm, and E Hamilton Jr. nearby. Baker family will stay in Fulton.
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Fulton
Frazier Baker
Legal Society of St. Louis
Counelling
Legal Aid
Ofaker, Holt, and
Vermont Burial For Sen Prouty
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Senator Winston L Prouty Republican of Vermont who died Friday from stomach cancer in Newport. The longtime senator who served in the Senate for decades was a prominent political figure in the state. Family and colleagues plan ceremonies at the Newport church with public attendance expected.
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Newport, Vt
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
ADC Cost Up Aged Aid Down
The Missouri welfare report shows August changes in three major programs. Aid to Dependent Children rose by 162 413 to 6 363 356 with 191 207 people on the rolls and an average payment of 33 28 dollars per person, while Old Age Assistance fell 3 467 to 7 172 110 with 98 126 on the rolls and an average grant of 75 69 dollars. Disabled benefits rose 11 319 to 1 645 655 with 21 681 recipients and an unchanged average payment of 77 12 dollars. Proctor N. Carter announced a 5 percent October cut for the disabled, no similar cut for aged or dependent children, and a 10 percent general relief reduction.
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Jefferson City
State Division of Welfare
Proctor N. Carter
Mrs. Butters Attorney Asks Release
In Bowling Green Missouri state Sen. Richard Webster asked to be relieved as defense attorney in the Shir ley Butters license fee case. Webster cited a medical order restricting courtroom participation after a heart attack. Butters pleads not guilty to allegedly mismanaging over 40000, with a continuance requested until January for new counsel. court decision expected Sept. 20.
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Bowling ‘Green
Pike County
Richard Webster
Shirley Butters
Webster
Stalin’s Grandchild Baptized in Milwaukee Church
Svetlana and Will Peters of Spring Green Wisconsin baptized their four month old daughter Davai Peters as the granddaughter of the late Joseph Stalin. The ceremony was led by Archbishop Takovos after consecration rites at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Josef Stalin
South America
Davai Peters
Ter
Svetlana
Willars Wegley Peters
Spring Green
Wis
Takovos
Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church
John G Williams Dies at 86 in Farber Area
John Griffiths Williams, 86, longtime Farber resident, died Saturday at a Bowling Green nursing home after a month of illness. Funeral services were at Farber Presbyterian Church with Rev. D. Randall Cone officiating. burial in Farber Cemetery. Born June 11, 1885 in Antrim, Pa, he moved to Van Dalla with family at 15, married Marie Acuff in 1905, and worked in farming, coal mining, and refractories before retiring as a foreman. He leaves two daughters, three sons, 13 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren.
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Farber
John Griffiths Williams
Vandalla
Curvie
Bowling Green
Farber Presbyterian Church
D. Randall Cone
Farber Cemetery
Antrim
William
Sarah Williams
Marie Joseph Acuff
Walsh
Sarah Katheryn Williams
Robert
Nadine Elizabeth) Ball
James Clayton
John Welton
William Lorain
Bud) Williams
Mrs Marcus Henrichsen Dies at 59 in Santa Fe
Mrs Jasarmine Jane Henrichsen 89 Route 1 Perry died Sunday morning at Audrain Medical Center after a short illness. Born March 16 1912 in St Louis she was married to Marcus Henrichsen who survives. Also surviving son Harry Henrichsen Corpus Christi daughter Jane Hill Perry mother Edna Feldhus sister Virden Suchart Kirkwood. She was active in Eastern Star and White Shrine and worked at St Louis Children's Hospital and Levering Hospital. Funeral from South Fork Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 2 pm cremation to follow. Frecht Pickering Mexico in charge.
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Marcus
Jasarmine Jane) Henrichsen
Route 1
Perry
Audrain Medical Center
St. Louis
Thomas
Edna Lacy Brown
Marcus Henrichsen
Santa Fe
Harry Henrichsen
Corpus Christi
Tex
Lloyd
Jane) Hill
Edna Feldhus
Roman
Virden) Suchart
Kirkwood
Henrichsen
Order of the Eastern Star
White Shrine
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Levering Hospital
Hannibal
Bowling Green
Graveside Rites For Thomas Ward
Graveside rites were held in Walnut Grove Cemetery for Thomas Woodrow Ward 43 who died Sunday afternoon in Paris. The Rev. David Fischer officiated with Agnew funeral home handling arrangements. Born in Coal Hill Arkansas August 3 1928 he moved to Paris with his mother from St Louis about two years ago. He is survived by his mother Mrs A Frank Long of Paris a sister Mrs Joyce Woodward of St Louis and three nieces.
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Paris
Walnut Grove
Thomas Woodrow Ward
David Fischer
Agnew Funeral Home
Coal Hill
Ark
Ward
St. Lois
A. Frank Long
Joyce Woodward
St. Louis
Beulah Adams Dies in Paris Hospital
Mrs Beulah Adams 64 of Lentner Missouri died Sunday at 6 15 PM at Audrain Medical Center Paris funeral arrangements pending at Agnew Funeral Home born Beulah Smith daughter of Al and wife of Emmett Adams she lived on a farm near Lentner and leaves three sisters two brothers survived by husband and siblings
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Paris
Beulah
Adams
Lentner
Audrain Medical Center
Agnew Funeral Home
Beulah Smith
al Smith
Leatner
Emmett Adams
Mrs. Eaton Rites Held in Centralia
Funeral services were held Sunday at the First Christian Church for Mrs. Eula May Eaton who died early Friday. The Rev. Donald Mattson and the Rev. Marion Rowland presided with music by Mrs. Vernie Olsen. Pallbearers included C. D. Grinstead Gerald Ridgway A. P. Yager Leon Hudson Ross Davenport Glenn Harrison Ed McBride and Marvin Hombs. Honorary pallbearers were Brent Mayes Sam Snead W. H. McManama Henry Sanders Glenn Squires Paul Farmer Glenn Davenport and Ross Vance.
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Centralia
First Christian Church
Eula May Eaton
Donald Mattson
Marion Rowland
Palmyra
Vernie Olsen
C. D. Grinstead
Gerald Ridgway
A. P. Yager
Leon Hudson
Ross Davenport
Glenn Harrison
Ed McBride
Marvin Hombs
Brent Mayes
Sam Snead
W. H. McManama
Henry Sanders
Glenn Squires
Paul Farmer
Glenn Davenport
Ross Vance
Mexico
Mrs Fowler Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Linda Griggs Fowler killed in a Friday traffic crash will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Assembly of God Church in Centralia. Officiating ministers are Rev. John Pugh and Rev. Donald Merritt. Pallbearers include Gary Griggs Darrell Hamilton Dean Fowler Bobby Agler Carl Fuemmeler and Billy Smith. Fenton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Centralia
Linda Griggs Fowler
Assembly of God Church
John Pugh
Donald Merritt
Mexico
Gary Griggs
Darrell Hamilton
Dean Fowler
Bobby Agler
Carl Fuemmeler
Billy Smith
Fenton Funeral Home
Hendricks Rites Set Wednesday at Buell United Methodist Church
Hendricks 89 died Sunday at Lincoln County Memorial Hospital Troy. funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Buell United Methodist Church with Rev Kirks officiating. Born December 12, 1881 at Troy to John W. and Lucy Hendricks. survived by three sons Wesley Montgomery City Orville Peace Valley Everett Elsberry. two brothers Tollie Buell Wesley Handlin Kan. one sister Maude West Buell. seven grandchildren 14 great grandchildren two great great grandchildren. Wife died November 5, 1969. Visitation after 2 p.m. Tuesday Myers Funeral Home Wellsville. burial Fairmount Cemetery Middletown.
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Wellsville
Hick Hendricks
Lincoln County Memorial Hospital
Troy
United Methodist Church
Buell
Melvin. Kirks
Hendricks
John W
Lucy Douglas Hendricks
Wesley
Montgomery City
Orville
Peace Valley
Everett
Elsberry
Tollie
J B Smallwood Rites Held Today
Burial services were held for J B Smallwood 84 of Monroe City on Saturday morning at his home. He was a retired farmer and father of Claude Smallwood of 925 E Jackson St. Survived by wife, the patient at Audrain Medical Center, his son and four grandchildren.
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J. B. Smallwood
Monroe City
Claude Smallwood
E. Jackson St
Smallwood
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Smallwood
Lawyers Call for Fee Reform in Indigent Cases
Judge Finch and Judge Henley favored paying attorneys for indigent criminal defense, arguing free service is unreasonable. The court majority delayed deadlines to next September 1, reflecting a dispute over compensation in appointed cases.
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Finch
Henley
Mercely
Snowdon Guilty of Careless Driving in England Crash
In Haywards Heath England a Magistrate court found Lord Snowdon guilty of careless driving after his car rammed an automobile driven by photographer Ray Belli sario.
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Snowdon
Haywards Heath
England
Lord Snowdown
Free Tangs
Ray Bellisario
Top Officials Summoned By Senators
Washington AP The Senate Finance Committee summoned top Nixon administration officials to review the 10 percent surcharge in the save-the-dollar campaign. They will hear from Paul A. Volckes and Nathan Samuels as the panel weighs implications and potential pressures to extend the tariff-like move. The panel also ponders domestic and foreign trade impacts and the broader monetary policy context with testimony from Robert Rosa and Maurice Stans forthcoming.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Paul A. Volckes
The
Treasury
Nathan Samuels
Finance Panel
U.S
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Nixon
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate
South
Robert Rosa
the Treasury
Kennedy
Johnson
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Tax relief debate blends business and individuals
A legislative panel chair signals support for Nixon tax relief but urges careful balance between business and individual benefits. Mills says personal exemptions depend on a Social Security bill fate. Senate approval would raise payroll taxes by 145 dollars in 1972, offsetting the tax cut. Proxmire backs the freeze but calls Nixon policy too weak to spur jobs. Reuss proposes a three member board to review big corp prices.
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Meany
Nixon
Lexington
Mills
House
Senate
William Proxmire
Dwis
Joint Economic Committee
Proxmire
Henry S. Reuss
Judge Allows Evidence in Boyle Election Fraud Case
U S district judge grants government motion to admit evidence from a Senate committee hearing and a Pennsylvania union case in the federal suit against W A Tony Boyle president of the United Mine Workers of America.
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UMW Election Washington
U.S
Senate Committee
Pennsylvania
W.A
Tony” Boyle
United Mine Workers of America
Draft extension fight as Senate weighs pay raise bill
The Senate moves to take up a draft-extension measure amid stiff opposition and a $2.4 billion military pay raise. Debate centers on withdrawal language from Vietnam and a broader $21 billion procurement bill, with lawmakers split over timing and scale of troop withdrawal and recruitment effects.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Melvin Ry Laird
Alan Cranston
California
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Gordon Allder
Corbba
Allott
RR Man Jailed In Wheel Theft
James R. Hunt Jr. of Clark, a Norfolk and Western Railway employee, is jailed on felony charge of stealing over $50 after a wheel and tire were seen taken from a railroad car near Mexico. Sheriff Harold Sulgrove said a Bybee watchman alerted authorities and Hunt was stopped on Liberty Street by Officer Charles Jesse before arrest. Norfolk and Western agents later questioned Hunt.
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Norfolk’ and Western Railroad
Mexico
Harold Sulgrove
James R. Hunt Jr
Clark
Audrain
Raymond Bybee
Oliver Trucks Inc
Highway 54
Olivers
Charles Jesse
Liberty Street
Green Boulevard
Norfolk
Western
Hunt
Monetary Ministers Hope For Common Market Accord
In Brussels six Common Market finance ministers meet seeking agreement on a plan to reshape the world monetary system. They aim to realign leading currencies and phase the dollar out as the central unit, replaced by special drawing rights in international exchange.
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Brussels
Common Market Commission
Kirksville petitions call for liquor by the drink vote
One thousand four hundred fifty voters signed petitions seeking a liquor by the drink election in Kirksville. Ralph Niehaus, chair of Citizens for Legal Liquor Control, planned to present the petitions to the city council to set an election date at a special meeting.
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Kirksville
Theirksville
Ralph Niehaus
Citizens For Legal Liquor Control
Draft Office Closures Across Counties for Two Weeks
The Mexico Selective Service office will close September 14 to 27 while the secretary is on leave. The Montgomery City office will close September 22. Young men with draft questions may visit adjacent county offices. change of address notices can be mailed during the closures.
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Mexico
Selective Service
Doris J. Holliday
Montgomery City
Fog Shrouds M6 Crash Toll In Cheshire Chain
Nearly 200 vehicles including cars tankers and trucks collided in fog on the M6 near Thelwall Cheshire. Police say at least nine people were killed and about 61 hospitalized. Dozens more were helped to a roadside restaurant turned first aid center as responders fought to reach the tangled wreckage.
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Thelwall
England
Cheshire
Mersey
Election Notice Raises Questions Over Validity
Citizens received notices about an election issue prompting inquiry into validity. The city began a four step legal process to address concerns, as officials referenced specific sections and actions. The chaotic text suggests disputed votes or procedures but details are incomplete.
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Hermann
Cape Girardeau
Bonnie J. Littrell
Clem Obrecht
Minnie Horton
Carl Adkisson
John Cheney
Henry C. Moore
Randy J. Johnson
Arthur Riley
Bill Wilson
Alvin Deichman
Laddonia
Vicki M. Graves
Rush
Dalas Dunlap
Gordon Burton
Martinsburg
Claud. Rosa
Sturgeon
Ralph Brown
Donald Dick
Timothy Jeffries
Martha Long
Arthur Zuroweste
Robert Scott
John Newbrough
E.F. Turner
Homer Stewart
Thomas Mclllhatton
Robert Korzleniewski
Jerry D. Colvin
Homer Manler
Michael Patton
Richard Grennan
Harley C. Crook
Auxvasse
Karen Hubbard
Jasamine J. Henrichsen
Beulah B. Adams
J.B. Smallwood
Jasamine Henrichsen
Eramett Adama
Michael Eugene “Maddox
Rebekah Sue “Smith
George
Sonnye Stevens
Montgomery ‘City
Shirley Gaye
Frederick Charles Brown
Evelyn Anne LeBrell Young
David Kemp
Sherwin-Willams Co
Monroe St
Terry Weatherspoon
S. Jefferson St
Jim McCarty
Wilmar St
Ken Bishop
Lakeview Street
Clark Street
Bishop
Presbyterian Church
Jay
IGA
John Sparks
Charles A. Newbrough
Cynthia L. Canopy
Forest City
Newbrough
E. Monroe St
Charles Newbrough
Myers St
Phillip Lee Young
Alamo Hotel
Marvin E. Tate
Fort Scott
Kan
Phillip Lea Young
Bessie
North Western Street
Hendricks Street
Mississippi St
Liberty and
Fairground
Gibbons
Paul H. Blough
Slater
David Elwood Adams
Hazel Ann Jackson
Monroe Place
George M. Wilkerson
E. Holt St
South Clark Street
West Promenade Street
Linda Jean Bowers
Highway Patrol
State Highway Patrol
Vandalia
Rose Marie
Shaw
Carla Lyon Smith
Boone County
Route HH
Ernest C. Kuechler
Columbia
Margaret Sue Walden
Hallaville
Kuechier
James Hi. Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Boone County Hospital
Kuechler
Magistrate Court
Jaycee Davis
Dorothy Marie Fountain
Thompson Rte. 2
Mt. Vernon State Hospital
Vermont
Sen. Prouty
ADC
Stalin
John G
Williams
Thomas Ward
Beulah Adams
Mrs. Eaton
Mrs. Fowler
Paget
Mexico Area
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