Weather and Police Notes from Central Missouri District
At 7:00 am readings show 63 degrees in Thursday weather with fair to partly cloudy conditions. The area forecast calls for warm days in the 80s, possible fog, and chances of showers later in the period. A patrol report notes a vehicle went off the right side of the highway with $300 damage. no injuries reported. Local court actions include divorce filings and real estate notices, with hospital admissions and police reports detailing car missing and a DWI summons.
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Bela Emrick Ferdinandly
Auxvasse
Ming
Ferdinandy
Thompson
Emateal Mandi
Missouri
Snandy
I Patrol
Shirley Mae Lehenbauer
Daniel Joseph Lehenbauer
Shirley Mae Stith
Diana _&. Landers
Edwards, Seigfreid and
Runge
Richie D. Landers
Wyvetta Adibe
Phil Grimes
Columbia
Leighton F. Adidre Jr
Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Ces Hermann
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Lake of the Ozark
Explosion Victim Satisfactory After Fulton Plant Blast
Raymond J. Salmons, 61, a 13 year veteran at Harbison Walker Refractories, listed in satisfactory condition at Callaway Memorial Hospital after a Tuesday night gas kiln explosion during a routine plant check. Pittsburgh officials conduct investigation. no fault found on Salmons.
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Fulton
Bloomfield
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Raymond J. Salmons
Harbison-Walker
Pittsburgh
Stock Market Steady Gains as Trading Mixed in NY
New York stocks rose modestly at noon with the Dow Jones average inching higher in moderate trading. U S Gypsum and Kais er Aluminum led gains while interco and Ralston Purina showed smaller moves amid a broad, mixed session.
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St. Louis
A. B. Chance Co
Commerce
Hace
Ead Ae Baneshares
U.S
Iris Wetteran
New York Stock Exchange
A. Dowwn US
Tbs Industries
Interrco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Purina
New York
TAA No
Credit conditions ease as markets rise on Fed policy signals
Analysts note the increase in credit ease following Federal Reserve policy moves. Big Board gains list Chrysler up 1 percent at 26, Rama da Inns up 1 percent at 18, International Industries up 1 percent at 15, Telex up percent at 18, American Telephone & Telegraph up percent at 45, and Litton Industries up percent at 23.
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Veeuwil
Federal Reserve
Chrysler
International Industries
Telex
American Telephone & Telegraph
Litton Industries
Allen Waller Dies Rites Saturday
Paris area farmer Allen Waller 79 died about 11 p.m. Thursday at his home after years of ill health. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Agnew Funeral Home with burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery south of Paris. Born March 14, 1891, he was a son of James and unknown Waller, and a member of Oak Ridge Christian Church. Survivors include his wife Lena Chapman, married 57 years, two daughters Anna Jaye Dill and Flossie Vincent, and two grandsons James and Elmer Dill.
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Paris
Allen Walter
Agnew Funeral
Cedar Grove
Waller
James Waller
Oak Ridge Christian Church
Lena Chapman
Leo Meinhart Dies Rites Pending
Leo Meinhart 76 died at 4 a.m. today at El is Fischel Stats Hospital in Columbia. He had lived in Audrain and Pike counties all his life as a farmer. Born near Frankford November 27, 1893, he was a son of Jacob I and Ida Meinhart. He never married and is survived by a sister Emmal Meinhart of Tri Counties Nursing Home. A brother Eugene died March 22 and another brother Theodore died in World War I. Body is at Waters Funeral Home with arrangements pending.
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Vandalia
Leo
Meinhart
Elis Fischel Stats Hospital
Columbia
Audrain Hospital
Waters Funeral Home
Frankford
Jacob I
Ida Meinhart
Audrain
Pike County
Hell
Em Ima Meinhart
Tri-County
Euigence
Theodore
Judge voids entire Pemiscot precinct vote in Missouri
Springfield AP Danforth refuses to debate Chapman and asserts either he or Symington will win the Senate race. Judge Billings voids all votes from Holland precinct after hearing showing 100 witnesses, with many saying they did not vote or voted twice. Secretary of State certified anew amid recounts and legal action.
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Springfield
John Danforth
U. S
Gene Chapman
Senate
Danforth
Caruthersville
Stuart Symington
William H
Billings
Pemiscot County
Caty
Chapman
Danforth Com- Hilland
Terview
KYTV
Fot Ure Ura Party
Symington
Secretary of State For Certification
Kennett
Supreme Court
Holland
Headon Crash Kills Two Truckers Near Macon
Two men died when their tractor-trailers were demolished in a head-on crash about 12 miles north of Macon on U S 63. One driver was identified as Richard Sharkey, 45, of Gowrie. The second driver’s identity was withheld pending next of kin notifications. The wreck blocked the highway for a time.
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Headon
Macon
Hendon
U.S. 63
Ichard Sharkey
Gowrie
Own
Wrecka
Martial Law End Predicted in Greece by Military Government
Athens News quotes informed sources predicting liberal measures and the lifting of martial law within two weeks. Expected actions include restoring constitutional articles suspended during the 41 months of the regime.
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Athens
Athens News
Lytle Welcomes Baby Zachary Dylan in Webster Groves
Zachary D. Lytle and Cathy Womack Lytle announce the birth of their son Zachary Dylan at 5:40 a.m. Thursday at Missouri Baptist Hospital in St. Louis County. Zachary weighed eight pounds. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lytle of Webster Groves. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hollie L. Womack of Mexico. Father pursuing a Master’s in Sociology at the University of Missouri in Columbia.
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Zachary D. Lytle
George Richard Lytle
Webster Groves
Zachary Dylan
Missouri Baptist Hospital
St. Louis County
Lytle
Cathy Womack
Hollie L .Womack
Mexico
University
Missouri
Columbia
Jack Lytle
Missouri highway program faces tax hike to fund roads
The Missouri Highway Association hears calls for a 3 cent gas tax increase to finance a bond financed 10 year plan. Milton Duvall cites the need to match inflation and city planning, arguing revenue growth would spur jobs, tourism, and lower trucking costs while ensuring Interstate safety standards. The 2 cent hike proposed earlier failed in the Senate.
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Hearnes
Snider
House
Senate
Milton Dut’ Vall
Clarksville
Association
Missouri
Duvall
House Roads and Highways Committee
Blacks Interrupt Diocesan Meeting in St Louis
ACTION members interrupted a luncheon of the Missouri Episcopal Diocese to press for black representation on church boards and as delegates to the General Convention in Houston. The Standing Committee met with about eight ACTION members at Christ Church Cathedral. Johnson, an ACTION adviser, and two others sought to be named delegates to the Oct 11-12 convention and black representation on St Luke's Hospital board and Gates Coe Manor ins. The Rev Thom Blair said the incident was amicable and more meetings will follow. The diocese has named one black representative and Johnson as an alternate and is taking steps to appoint more blacks to boards.
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ST. Louis
Action
Episcopal
Chrch
Inj
Missouri Episcopal Diocese
Christ Church Cathedral
Luther Mitchell
George Johnson
Episopal Church
Houston
Tex
George L. Cadigan
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gatescoe Manor
Thom Blair
Christ Church
Blair
Johnson
Negro Preachers in Riot Danger in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles two ministers warned Thursday that a riot worse than 1965 is imminent. Dr. Edward V. Hill, director of the Interdenominational Congress on Evangelism, said Black Panthers threaten violence against Negro preachers and burnings of white homes. He urged evangelism as a key need in the inner city.
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Eagleton
Beverly Hills
Calif
United States
Sen
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
California
Charles O’brien
O’brien
Evelle Younger
Los Angeles
Eagle On
U.s.8.r
Kansas City
Edward V. Hill
Interdenominational Congress On Evangelism
Black Panthers
Hill
Panthers
Smith Returns To Clerk's Office In County
Clifford Stomn City announces the return of former deputy clerk Smith to the County Clerk Glenn M. Barnes office after about 18 years. He replaces deputy clerk Mrs. Ralph Cornett who resigned. Smith previously served as deputy, later worked in Moberly and most recently as a clerk at Orscheln Bros. Truck Lines here.
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Clifford Stomn
Senwn City
Glenn M. Barnes
Ralph Cornett
Smith
Moberly
Orscheln Bros. Truck Lines
Power transform er outage hits See-To for twenty four minutes
State officials report nineteen industries surveying Missouri towns including Mexico for new plant sites. No final decisions yet. Silly remarks about sombreros and mustaches surface after a Saturday event. Uptown chatter claims the Bulldogs are the best in years.
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Missouri
Mexico
Bulldogs
Mexico High News Many File For Offices At MHS
Mexico High candidates report filing closed late yesterday for student body offices at Mexico High School. Freshmen lead with many names vying for president vice president secretary and treasurer across classes from freshmen to seniors.
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MHS
Dale Duffy
Mexico High School
Bill Buie
Reggie Duresh
Lon Ellis
Ann Hagan
Chris Hotep
Brian Admire
James Edwards
Kathy Erdel
Cheri Lotz
Yon Rodgers
Randy Winter
Connie Crum
Connie] Gallagher
Jo O'Blennis
Carinat Stover
Stepheni 3Otkin
Mary Ellen Hoer
Matt d Snock
Tim Wehlewald
Steves Collins
Jim Recob
Jeff Rudsasill
Donna Ehrhardt
Janis Kossmann
Liz Pearl
Tom Stuart
Joan Balser
Vicky Moss
Laurel Enslen
Jane Lackey
Jeff Fine
Chuck Johnson
Becky Jo Mills
Joe Ezell
Iris
Holtcamp
Martha Yawthorne
Nancy Hotep
Pawnee Tally
Caryn’ Cline
Judy “McCormack
Marsia Willams
Randy, Smith
Kenny Sutton
Roger Wilson
Diana Graf
Larry Snell
Jackie Spurnier
Chris DiBlasi
Pam Hudson
Cindy Page
Kathy Thomas
Jeff Marsh
Glenda Small
Sally Sparks
Plane Pistol Toter Gets 3 Month Term
A gun on a traveler at Freeport International Airport led to a three month hard labor sentence for Paul Stephen 24 of Port Chester NY. Magistrate John Cronin cited zero tolerance for weapons on planes. The case highlighted security checks now standard for BOAC and Miami passengers.
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Freeport
Grand Bahama
Freeport International Airport
Blue Gulf
Florida
British Overseas
Alway Corp
BOAC
Miami
Paul Stephen
Port Chester
N.Y
John Cronin
Stephan
Drivers Sentenced To Emergency Room
Two youths convicted of racing on the highway receive a suspended sentence from Judge Frank Eppes on the condition they spend two hours every Saturday night observing activities in the hospital emergency room.
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Charleston
S.C
Frank Eppes
United States backs Israel amid ceasefire tensions at UN
Amid UN discussions the United States backs Israel as Cairo faces accusations of violating the stand-still accord. Washington urges Egypt and Russia to rectify deployments of antiaircraft missiles while weighing a proposed aid package for Israel totaling up to 500 million dollars over five years.
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United Nations
United States
Israel
Egypt
Wasteton
Russia
Cairo
U.S
Chamber Picks New Directors for 1973 Mexico Chamber
The Mexico Chamber of Commerce certified the election of new board members to serve January 1973 through 1973. Appointed were Don Mating, Al Tangora, and Jim Williams. Re-elected were Lowell Hagan and Byres Hawthorne, with retirements of Jim Gallaher Ray Smiley and Nelson Willingham. The nominating committee will present officers in October. Two new members Monterey Matel and the S&S Gour met Shop joined the board.
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The
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Jim Stowe
For
Don, Mating
Jim Gallaher
Ray Smiley
Nelson Willinghams
Andy Runge
Chamber
Don Arens
Jay Gourley
Pomiere
Monterey Matel and Restaurant
S&s
Quell at East High sparks crossrace disruption
Reports say police contained a high school disturbance at East High with eight custody from both black and white students after white students complained of black intimidation. A 15 year old white girl was scratched in hallways as officers moved in. identification cards will be issued to East High students.
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Kansas City
East High School
Board of Education
Ast
Baghdad
Damascus
Ramtha
al-Ka
el Kassarat
Amman-Damas
Syria
Amstreet
Triautarysationim
Fred’ Heine
Stalin
Amman
Habis Maiall
Heine
J. Roy Rodriguez
East Side
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Catherine Foster
Kenneth: Mantle
Robert F. Ravenscraft
Norma &. Sampson
Mexicor
George W. Curry
Curryville
Melvin Duffen
Benton City
Bees
Hamm
Montgomery City
John Miller
Mildred G. Shaw
Middletown
Eliza Cantrell
Centralia
Maurice Miller
Edward Marquette
Raymond Baker
McCredie
Christina L. Summers
Laddonia
Bob D. Durham
Hannibal
Durham
Western and Southern Ins. Co
Clarence Hudson
Albert Biggers
Barbara Sims
Bill Edwards
Margaret Byars
Bula Hildebrand
Pearl Woodward
Alfred Wheln Rantantu
Ascipiie Wieys
Barbara Davfield
Raymond Jonson
Pring
Allen Waller
Leo Meinhart
Kenneth James West
Teresa Kay Weaver
Evelyn Lawson
E. Holt St
Wit-Mart
Jefferson St
Suare
Lewil B. Barnes
W. Monroe St
N. Clark St
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. OF AG
Chieran Livestock
Chicago
USDA
St. ‘Louis
Rjserve Bank
Stivay
Greece
Dr. Still
Warren £. Hearnes
Harry
Still
State Board of [Healing Arts
Marvin Rice
Pvt
Charlie W. Stanley
Clarksville, Tenn
Germany
Annew
Wall St
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington
Wall Street
Bankers Club
Agnew
Vietnam
Cambodia
Clerk's
Rodriguez
18Th
van Brunt
Far East Side
Police
Vernon Welchen
Welchen
Mid East
Mexico-Audrain County
Molinoj
Rush Hill
Oak
Lion
Rivers
Jordan Army
Beirut
Lebanon
Habis Majali Ors
Jordan
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Zarqa
Hussein
Majal
Majali
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Iraq
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Amnan
Yesir Arafat
Radio Baghdad
Irbid
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Ing Air Force
Turkey
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Middle East
Tripoli
Libya
Jerusalem
Haim Herzog
London
Britain
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