Hogs and grain prices and crash reported in Wellsville
AP report describes livestock and grain quotes from National Stockyards and local readings in Wellsville near Wellsville Route AA. vehicles including a crash involving a Schaefer car and the Jenicek vehicle with property damage estimated, while weather data notes sunrise and sunset times and seasonal figures.
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Wellsville
Accord
Jenicek
National Stockyards
Bates St
Ds Schaoter
Wellaville
Local Livestock and Court Filings in Missouri
Area Forecast mostly cloudy with showers into Thursday. temperatures mid 60s to mid 80s. In St Louis AP report James Smith charged with driving without valid license plate and Harvey Fry Jr. charged with speeding. Circuit Court Carolyn Ardrey, represented by Jerome Seigtreid, filed for divorce from Thomas Ardrey. Peter Joyce filed notice of appeal from a circuit court conviction and $400 fine for driving while intoxicated. Missouri Livestock Market Center notes hogs steady to mixed with lighter weights down and higher for lighter sows. ranges listed for various hog categories.
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Carolyn L. Ardrey
Jerome Seigtreid
Thomas Jerome Ardrey
Peter William Joyce
St. Louialt Court of Appeals
Circuit
Missouri
ST. ‘Louis
James Edward Smith
Kansas City
Boonville
James Franklin Salmons
Jefferson City
Hermann
St. Louis
Harvey P. Fry Jr
New Flor- Cape’ Girardeau
Clence
Lake of the Ozark
Leslie Allen
Newbrough
John Dewey Parsons
Leslie Wayne Saylor
Washington
House
Ealy
Harry Collins Brown
Wathan
Tom Lee Adams
Laddonia
Chicago Livestock Prices and Public Notices Summary
Animals and prices move across Chicago markets with mixed steer and heifer values, cattle and calf figures, and sheep listings including ranges for slaughter weights and yield grades. The report also lists hospital admissions and discharges, local court actions, and farm commodity quotes for soybeans, wheat, and corn from the period.
Police report two car crash at Boulevard and Jefferson St
Police logged a collision at the intersection of Boulevard and Jefferson St on Tuesday at 12 35 pm involving Catherine D Arthur of 2 Branchwood Rd and William A Wenger of 1311 Lakeview. Arthur was southbound on Jefferson and Wenger eastbound on Boulevard. right rear of Arthurs car and left front of Wengers car sustained damage. Additional parked-car damages reported by Emil Kaden and Mariano L Gonzales.
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Catherine D. Arthur
Branchwood Rd
William A. Wenger
Lakeview
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Wenger
Emil Kaden
N. Craig St
Mariano L. Gonzales
Ringo St
Gibson Discount
Economy Lumber Company
Kansas Republic
Gonzales
Congress
Ralph Smith
Illinois
Washington
Nixon
Kansas
Chicago
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Adlai Stevenson Jr
Vista—Volunteers
Senate May End Debate On Electors
Washington AP informed that supporters seek to invoke a two thirds vote to shut off Senate debate on a constitutional amendment for direct popular election of the President. Majority Leader Mansfield and 19 senators filed the petition with a vote likely to decide if debate ends or moves on. Birch Bayh, sponsor, expects the cut off to fail or succeed depending on the tally.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
House
Mansfield
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Dow rally tempers losses as GM strike weighs
NEW YORK AP The stock market rallied around noon with the Dow up 2.89 to 752.94 as advancing issues led decliners on the NYSE. Analysts cited improved investor psychology and a preference to hold near 720. Bad news from international and business fronts kept gains cautious while some sectors rose and others fell. The GM strike remains a major negative, though its impact on the Dow is not severe. A potential national rate cut could trigger a broader rally.
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Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Pruvia
U.S
New York Stocks Exchange
General Motors
Probate Court Issues Letters Testamentary in Keeling Estate
Probate court grants letters testamentary in the estate of Birdie L. Keeling to W. W. Van Matre. The estate is valued at about 7500 dollars in real estate and 200 dollars in personal property and is bequeathed to her children. Letters of no administration issued in the estate of Clara Wear to John A. Wear. In Otis William Storck estate letters issued to Marie Storck.
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W. W. van Matre
Clara Wear
John A. Wear
Otis William Storck
Marie Storck
Laddonia Police Court Fines Minor for Liquor Charge
Dennis L. Montague was fined $100 and costs for possession of liquor by a minor. He received a Weiay jail sentence and a suspended one-year sentence.
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Laddonia
Dennis L. Montague
Nixon visits Chicago for not for quotation briefing
President Nixon plans a Chicago trip to host publishers editors and broadcasters for a background briefing. He will dine at the Sheraton Blackstone Hotel and meet editorial boards of the Sun Times Daily News Tribune Today before returning to Washington in the evening, signaling activity tied to the off year election campaign.
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Uni ‘Versity
Billy Graham
University of Tennessee Stadium
Chicago
White House
Sheraton Blackstone Hotel
Chicago Sun-Times
Daily News
Chicago Tribune
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Washington
Midwest
Highway Patrol summons 71-year-old for careless driving
Joseph 4 Jenicek of Marlinsburg was issued a summons for careless and imprudent driving Tuesday at 4 10 PM.
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Highway Patrol
Joseph
Jenicek
Marlinsburg
Liberace burglary at Vallejo home reported
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE Calif AP Bandleader George Liberace brother of the pianist told police his apartment was burglarized of 1300 in clothing and jewelry He said he was visiting his Vallejo home when the burglary occurred He is appearing at a Nevada casino on Lake Tahoe south shore.
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South Lake Tahoe
Calif
George Liberace
Liberace
Vallejo
Nevada
Lake Tahoe
House Advances Amendments In Reform Bill Debate
The House, returning to legislation since July 29, quickly adopted changes by voice vote. It approved allowing a separate vote on nongermane Senate amendments to House bills and an amendment to grant Puerto Rico’s resident commissioner a vote in House committees, seen by some as a step toward statehood for the island. An amendment to limit a committee chairman’s term to eight years was defeated. Leader warning by Rep. B. F. Sisk urged finishing by Thursday to have the reform bill enacted this year, as Senate timing remains uncertain.
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B. F. Sisk
Dcalif
Senate
Sisk
Karl E. Mundt
RSD
Mrs. Joe Baily Dies in Illinois Burial in Benton City
Mrs. Joe Baily of Vandalia Illinois a former resident of Mexico died early today in a nursing home after long illness Funeral services will be held Friday in Benton City with burial at Benton City Cemetery She was born Della Kellerhals daughter of Joseph and Martha Kellerhals She moved from Mexico to Vandalia years ago Survivors include son Frank Baily of Perry two daughters Helen Miles of Vandalia and Josephine Conner of Orange California and several grandchildren She was preceded in death by her husband.
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Vandalia
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Mexico
Benton City
Berry Hohlt
Baily
Ce Th
Schrader Funeral Service Held This Afternoon
Last rites for Mrs. Oscar Schrader of Martinsburg were to be held this afternoon at the Arnold funeral home with Rev. John Blass of Rush Hill Community Church officiating. Burial was at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers were Herman Aulbur Gaither Berry Albert L. Davis Elmer Reissing Andrew Tuepker and Russell Martin. Mrs Schrader died at Coldwell Nursing Home after an extended illness and was a charter member of the Martinsburg Farm Club and a member of the Ladies Aid extension club and the Republican Club.
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Martinsburg
Arnold Funeral Home
John Blass
Rush Hill
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Herman Aulbur
Gaither Berry
Albert L. Davis
Elmer Reissing
Andrew Tuepker
Russell Martin
Kersting Services Held This Morning
Funeral services for Joseph Kersting Senior of Martinsburg were held this morning at St Brendan Church. The Rev Edward Donahue conducted the service and interment followed at the cemetery. Pallbearers named were James Taylor James Kersting John Fisher George Fisher Sam West and Freddie Joe Jacobi.
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Martinsburg
St. Brendan Church
Edward, Donahue
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
James Taylor
James Kersting
John Fisher
George Fisher
Sam West
Freddie Joe Jacobi
Hi Way R-3 Crowned King And Queen At Carnival
Hi Way R-3 Elementary School crowned eighth grade students as king Stanley Heerboth and queen Diane Cornett at its annual carnival. Attendants included Jim Hildebrand Steve Sweitzer Jacque Murphy and Janice Arnold. Cash raised totaled 394.50.
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King
Stanley Heerboth
Theodore Heerboth
Queen
Diane Cornett
Clyde Cornet
Jim Hildebrand
Raymond Hildebrand
Steve Sweitzer
Jon Sweitzer
Jacque Murphy
James Murphy
Janice Arnold
J. B. Arnold
Greg and
David Phillips
Elizabeth Henderson
Lisa Brown
Ellen Lierheimer
Sharon Jennings
Cynthia McDermott
Nancy Baker
Diane Lierheimer
Ruth Menefee
Carolyn Heerhoth
Paul Reinard
Rails Near Normal as GM UAW strike looms
Railroads report operations normal after picketing on Tuesday while GM strike talks resume briefly. UAW plans a nationwide tour with top leaders to rally 344000 workers backing contract demands. Contempt orders against four rail unions dissolved, but a one week restraining order remains.
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General Motors Corp
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Detroit
United States
Canada
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Washington
Howard Corcoran
Corecoran
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Vores
W Sery
Problems Are Good Says Secy Laird Warms To Economy
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird says current unemployment and economic strains are a "good kind of problem" because they build experience for solving bigger domestic issues. He warned against gloom and doom as America shifts from war to peace and peacetime prosperity.
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Melvin R. Laird
America
Laird
Beekeeper Becomes Focus Of City Court Case
The incident at 633 S Olive St led to David Lee Kemp facing a charge of common assault after bees were released inside the Strassner home. Juveniles ages 10 were involved, with Bee jars and mace cited. City Attorney Osborne notes Kemp allegedly struck Officer David Strassner. The Ledger reports the broader audit critique by the State Auditor’s office amid disputed claims about records and tax money.
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David Strassner
S. Olive St
Strassner
Joe Moag
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David Kemp
Heinavid St
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Bond
David
David Kempin
Stan Lauer
South Olive
Stan
Ing
Cousteau warns oceans dying amid pollution and overfishing
Jacques Yves Cousteau returning from global explorations says oceans suffer 40 percent life loss in 20 years. He cites pollution, overfishing, and habitat destruction, noting shrimp and lobster habitats vanish. He urges strict action with US, Soviet Union, and European nations increasing efforts.
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Jacques Yves Cousteau
Torrey Canyon
Cousteau
United States
Soviet Union
Wentzville Board opts to defer school reopening
The Wentzville Board of Education voted Tuesday night to keep schools closed in the St. Charles County district until after a seventh attempt to win voter approval of a school tax increase. The district schools serving about 10,000 students are affected as three St. Louis County districts also face levy votes. The report notes county audits are often many years late and criticizes the State Auditor’s office for outdated practices.
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Wentzville Board of Education
St. Charles Couny
Cole County
Missouri
Theodore S
Gould
Investige
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St. Louis County
Bond says state auditor office is indifferent to Missouri taxpayers
Jefferson City Republican candidate Christopher Bond says a detailed professional accounting investigation report shows the current State Auditor's office is indifferent to its responsibilities toward Missouri taxpayers. Bond criticizes the office and calls for scrutiny and reform based on the audit findings and the tone of the investigative report.
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State Auditor
Missouri
People's Rooney
Jefferson City
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Airliner hero says he was only doing his job
Brinks courier Robert E. DeNisco 34 of Brooklyn shot hijacker Donald Irwin 38 on a TWA 707 at a San Francisco airport runway. DeNisco told President Nixon he acted to stop the threat. Irwin, a former mental patient, is charged with air piracy and in critical condition in hospital.
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Brinks
Nixon
Robert E. DeNisco
Brooklyn
TWA
San Francisco
DeNisco
White House
Donald Irwin
Reseda
Calif
Irwin
North Korea
Airliner hijack insurance premiums surge in some cases
London sources say airline hijack coverage has risen up to 900 percent as brokers push new figures while Lloyds denies market change. Brokers reportedly pulled existing hijack contracts allowing rate readjustments and rewrote terms Tuesday.
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Lloyds of London
Lloyds
Oklahoma Voters Reject Jim Crow School Separation
Oklahoma City voters rejected removing the last Jim Crow provision from the state constitution. With most precincts in, the tally stood 158,597 to 198,992 against removing the clause authorizing separate schools for white and colored children, preserving segregation.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Czechs Given Jail Terms for Plane Hijacking
In Muernberg Germany a West German court jailed eight Czechoslovaks for up to three months each. They were found guilty of compulsion and deprivation of liberty for hijacking a Czechoslovak airliner on June 8 and forcing it to divert to Germany.
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Nuerns Hare
Ithe
Russia appoints ambassador to Communist China
MOSCOW AP reports the Soviet Union named Vasily Tolstikoy as ambassador to Communist China, ending a nearly four year ambassadorial boycott between the two Communist nations.
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Soviet Union
Vasily Tolstikoy
China
747B Is Bigger Than Jumbo 747
Seattle AP report notes Boeing rolling out an upgraded jumbo jet model the 747B with flight testing starting in October. The new design promises larger capacity and performance improvements over the standard 747.
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