Weather and Police Reports Highlight Local Friday Update
Local area weather forecast calls for considerable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday. Highs near 89, lows in the 60s, with a 40 percent chance of precipitation. Police logs note window damage at Dutch Kabene and a blocked Morris Street railroad crossing, plus routine hospital admissions and discharges.
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Pomme de Terre
Audrain Hospital
Edmond Culp
Buford Leach
Lyndall Craghead
Sallie Gregory
Evelyn Boswell
Lawrence Brand
Clarence Smith
Velma Bartolacci
John Dunkle
King Huttsell
James Harrison
W.F. Bridgford
R.L. Singleton
Artie Hammonds
Wilson Hinson
D. Ronald Kehl
Donald O'Connor
Mexico
Shannon Cox
Wes
Sabel Cuubotuls
Ag Wottiver Leonard Ard ‘Thurman
Dutch Ka Bene
Congress How They Voted In The 1967 Session
A compact report lists Missouri members and others voting on key Senate roll calls. Amendments on political donations from government employees and family exemptions drew divisions 62 to 5, 19 to 46, and 79 to 7. Other votes covered income disclosure, campaign filing with comptroller, and broader reporting. Hospital visiting hours and a birth announced in St. Joseph, Indiana accompany the capitol news. Market updates follow with stock, grain, and livestock notes from New York and Chicago.
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Missouri
Senate
Williams
Long
Symington
R-Del
Curtis
R-Neb
Clark
D-Pa
House
Congress
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Livestock&chicago
USDA
Daughter Lisa Ann Hagan Born in St Louis Hospital
Lise Ann Hagan born Friday at St Marys Hospital weighs seven pounds fifteen ounces. Parents are Mr and Mrs James Hagan of St Louis formerly of Mexico. Grandparents and great grandmother from the Hagan and King families visited in St Louis.
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Gary Andrew Bulla
Neal Bulla
St. Joseph
Ind
Gary Andrew
Bulla
Elizabeth Mae Colvin
Leslie Colvin
West St
Harvey Bulla
Liberty, Ind
Lise Ann Hagan
James Hagan
St. Louis
Lisa Ann
St. Mary's Hospital
Marlee Wee
F. Foege
Ray Hagan
Care King
House defeat stalls defense bill at 225 to 83
House votes on passage of a bill authorizing a million dollar increase in the Missouri River Basin appropriation. Democrats Bolling Hungate Ichord Jones Karsten Randall vote yes with Hall against. A motion to delete a defense ban on building U S naval vessels in foreign shipyards is rejected 144 to 233 with Bolling Curtis Hull Hungate Ichord Jones Karsten Randall voting for and Hall Sullivan against. An amendment by Cramer Florida to cut two year Appalachia regional development funds passes 199 to 161 with Curtis Hall Jones and Randall voting for. A two year extension for another program fails 10 to 168 with Jones Randall not voting.
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Curtis
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Hull
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ZIP Code A List project aims to boost holiday mail processing
The Post Office details the ZIP Code A LIST project noting 175 to 250 million new pieces of mail will enter the system and peak usage will see over 10 million A-LIST cards in circulation. Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien says the system will improve service but requires broader five-number code adoption and earlier mailing for peak holiday periods. Extra kits will be available at the post office.
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Iikely
Rockefeller declines Reagan meeting amid presidential implications
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller refuses to attend a Planned Republican Governors conference in California citing political implications. He rejects any presidential ambitions though his name is linked with Ronald Reagan for future nomination. The meeting, focused on Medicaid programs, would have drawn other governors who also declined.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Rockefeller
Ronald) Reagan
Reagan
Local Election Today in History Highlights Past Events
Today September 18 marks historical notes such as Dag Hammarskjold’s 1961 plane crash death and George Washington’s 1783 Capitol building plans. The page also mentions 1810 Chile independence, 1850 Slave Act context, and lists several readers’ names and addresses.
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Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
North
T George Washington
Wash
Chile
The
New York Times
Amputation Scheduled for Charles M Runde at A Hospital
Charles M Runde, a patient at A Hospital, is scheduled for a right leg amputation on Tuesday morning. His son and daughter-in-law, Charles B Runde and wife from St Louis, have returned home after visiting last week. Mrs Runde remains at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Wallace Stanford, and their son Bobby.
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Charles M. Runde
A Hospital
Charles B. Runde
St. Louis
J. Runde
Wallace Stanford
Bobby
National Honor Societies Meet March 9 at Mexico High
Mexico High School hosts the Missouri association executive meeting with about 35 delegates in Browmsville Texas Beulah Beulah coast threat noted. Mexico High chapter hosted by George Craddock and Miss Betty Baker, with Beulah referenced as a growing coastal threat and Beulah hurricane mentions. Senior pictures timing noted. Girls Athletic Association to form softball teams with practice games starting soon after school.
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Brownsville
Tex
Beulah
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Bewah
McClure High School
Guson
Blaine E. Steck
Ruskin High School
Schools Principals Association
Mexico High
George Craddock
Betty Baker
Sue Priest
Beulah Hovers Offshore as Beulah Threatens Gulf Coast
The bulletin details Beulah’s approach toward Brownsville and the Texas Gulf coast with 115 mph winds and a potential full hurricane warning. Oil rigs prep, citrus growers fear multimillion dollar losses, while Weather Bureau notes Beulah may strengthen then shift northwest toward Mexico. Donna weakens to tropical storm after striking the mid-Atlantic. Doria remains southeast moving toward faded impact. Ashmore positions as a moderate on Vietnam policy ahead of Hanoi talks.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Doria
Atlantic
Baggs Details U S War Talks After White House Request
Baggs writes in the Miami News that authorities asked the U S to limit public exposure and to press for a conciliatory tone. He notes Ashmore’s view that talks to end the war could begin after bombing stopped, and cites a tougher draft letter to Ho Chi Minh as potentially hindering dialogue.
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Baggs
White House
State Department
Miami News
Ashmore
Miami
Ho Chi Minh
New York Times
U.S
Sage
Has Surgery on Mrs Ray Neal at Audrain Hospital
Mrs Ray Neal of 1 Southmore underwent emergency surgery at the Audrain Hospital late Sunday afternoon. She spent a fairly good night, family members report.
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Ray Neal
Southmore
Audrain' Hospital
Soviet Urges UN Action on Israeli Withdrawal in Arab War Debates
In Cairo debates the Soviet envoy Fedorenko urged UN steps to secure immediate Israeli pullback from Arab lands after the June war. Adnan Pachachi warned that action must remove the war threat and end prolonged Israeli occupation. The Assembly weighed a stalled ceasefire and long‑term Middle East question amid pro Arab and pro‑Israeli positions.
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Eaugoslavia
Community ASCS Elections Tomorrow in Seven Townships
The annual Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service election will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in seven townships. Farmers eligible for ASC program participation may vote. Meetings will be in Salt River, South Fork, Culvert, Linn, Loutre, Prairie, Saling, and Wilson townships at local community venues and schools.
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Vandalla
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Martinsburg
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Saling i
Burnham
Centralia
Wilson
Holsheiser
Thompson
Nine Die In Missouri Weekend Traffic Crashes
The Associated Press reports nine fatalities across Missouri streets and highways over the weekend. Roy W. Shockley of Hale, Arthur Frede and Mrs. Martha Busch of Higginsville, and Mrs. Helen Hagerty of Hazelwood died in various two-car and single-vehicle crashes. Others include Gerald Piper, 16, of Kansas City, killed when his car went off a railing at the Paseo Bridge.
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Missouri
Roy W. Shockley
Hale
Highway ‘Patrol
Shockley
Higgovi
Arthur Frede
Frede
Martha’ Marie, Busch
Higginsville
Helen Hagerty
Hazelwood
Vandeventer
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Natural Bridge Road
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Garald
Mrs Martha Morgan rites set for Laddonia funeral
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Louise Morgan age 87 will be at 1 p m Tuesday at the Wilkey Bienoff funeral home with Rev Homer Martin Baptist pastor officiating Burial will be in Laddonia Cemetery She died Thursday night at Twain Haven Nursing Home Perry after hospitalization in Audrain Hospital Born November 24 1879 in Audrain County she was a daughter of Adam and Lora Galloway She married William H Morgan who died in 1966 A son Chester survives in Inglewood California.
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Martha Louise Morgan
Wilkey-Bienoff
Homer Martin
Laddonia Cemetery
Morgan
Twain Haven
Perry
Audrain Hospital
Audrain County
Adam and
Lora Galloway
William H. Morgan
Chester
Inglewood
Calif
Truckers strike cuts back operations at U S Steel Irwin
A four week strike by independent truck owners has escalated with damaged tires windshields and bruised drivers. U S Steel guarded shipments at Irwin amid reports of seven trucks moved in 24 hours despite a court injunction.
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U.S. Steel
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Fatlon’s
Guard Leader Defends National Guard Authority
Maj. Gen. James F. Cantwell, head of the National Guard Association, criticizes the White House President's Commission on Civil Disorders for its summer city riots report. He calls its guidance hasty, panic driven, and based on hearsay, urging caution in future Guard deployments and highlighting unproductive recruit efforts and new roles for Guards in various areas.
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National Guard
Commission On Civil Disorders
James F. Cantwell
National Guard Association of the United States
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E. Guard
Beeck
Gardena Js
Sany
State building projects to curb delay and cost
Jefferson AP reports State Rep. Lucky Cantrell says the House Appropriations Committee will ride close herd on state building projects to eliminate unnecessary delay and cost. He called in architects with state contracts to review ongoing work amid plans to tighten controls.
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CITY
E. J
Lucky) Cantrell
D-Overland
House
Appropriations Committee
Cantrel
Appropriations
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