Weather and Public Notices From Mexico Area
Foggy morning gives way to sun with high around 80 in the southeast and variable cloud cover. Hospital notes list admissions, births, and dismissals including several named individuals. traffic incidents report two injuries and multiple fender benders. local police log covers negligent driving and yield violations. A Boone County race sees a Republican candidate withdraw, affecting the local courthouse contest.
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Bos
mid-Os
Stock Market Recap of Over The Counter and NYSE Trading
Over the counter trading showed A B Chance Co at 20 percent bid and 214 asked, Commerce Bancshares at 44 bid and 4514 asked, Weltterau at 19 bid and 20 asked. On the New York Stock Exchange Bobbie Brooks closed at 18 percent with 9870 shares traded. Dresser Industries up 1 with 6500 shares, Interco up 1b with 3080 shares, Kaiser Aluminum up 1 with 4550, Ralston Fring up 1 at 9254, and Gyp as preferred down 1 with 31 bid.
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A.B. Chance Co
Commerce Bancshares
Weltterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbié Brooks
Dresser ‘Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Fring
Cat dies in sleep at home on Woodlawn Avenue
Brown Bear, a calico cat owned by Mrs. Clarence Torreyson of 808 Woodlawn Ave, died in her sleep this week. Torreyson also cares for two other felines aged 15 and 14.
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Clarence Torreyson
Woodlawn Ave
Argentine Doctor Backs Childbirth Chair In New Device
Argentine Dr Tucho Perrusi champions a delivery chair that lets the obstetrician stand. He argues births were easier before the delivery table, citing a study of 3,520 babies showing better blood pressure, temperature and pulse in chair deliveries.
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Buenos Atres
Tucho Perrusi
Perrusi
Petrusi
Middle East Crisis Deepens as Jordan Battles Unrest
Beirut dispatch reports King Hussein reluctant to accept Nasser’s cease fire plan while Jordanian forces strike guerrilla strongholds in the north amid a wider regional crisis. Nixon orders measures as American forces monitor dangers in the Mediterranean and the civil conflict.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ceportadee
Ett
Hussein
Washington
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nixon
Jordan
Mediterranean
John Camp 66 Dies at Audrain Hospital
John Camp aged 66 died today at Audrain Hospital after illness. His nearest relative is Jesse Ganaway of Louis with a personal representative listed as son H Camp. Funeral arrangements are not yet announced.
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John Camp
Son H, Camp
Montgomery City
Audrain Hospital
Jesse
Ganaway- of & Louis
Sheriff Keeps Office After Coin Flip Outcome
Bryan County Sheriff Joe Brimmage remains in office after a coin flip settled the Sept. 15 primary contest with 2,993 votes for Brimmage and 2,971 for O. W. Highfill. A recount tied the race, so the two men agreed to determine the winner by the coin toss, making the loser undersheriff.
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Flint
Durant
Okla
Bryan County
Joe Brimmage
Brimmage
W. Highfill
Highfill
Savio Returns As Berkeley Student Leader Reenters Campus
Mario Savio, former Free Speech Movement figure, says he will re enter the University of California at Berkeley as a student. At 27, he has been readmitted as a junior in biological sciences for the fall term beginning October 6, according to a university spokesman.
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Mario Savio
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Savio
Ion Mes Savio
Ieee
Tax Evader Must Spend Jail Weekends Kansas
Joseph D. Brown of Springfield Missouri must pay a 2500 dollar fine and serve five weekends in jail for failing to file a 1963 income tax return. Judge John W. Oliver imposed the penalty in U.S. District Court Friday. Brown, a pharmacist, did not contest the charge and the government alleged he owed 3332 dollars on a 15849 dollar taxable income for 1963 at 7 percent.
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Kansas
Joseph D. Brown
Springfield
John W. Oliver
U.S. District Court
Brown
Budget Backward View Marks MU’s 1970 71 Plan
MU curators approve a $175 million operating budget for 1970 71 despite Chief Weaver calling it austere and a step back due to inflation and enrollment rise. Raises total $3.3 million with $1.5 million for faculty and $2 500 President Weaver raise. Distribution across campuses grows about 2 6 to 8 2 percent. Funding includes state appropriations of $80 7 million and an HEW grant for a Kansas City medical school, with Har t old Q Fuller named dean at Rolla arts and sciences.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Dget
Job C. Weaver
Weaver
James C. Olson
Kansas City
John W. ‘Schwada
Columbia
Mer Baker & Rolla
Glen R. Driscoll
St. Louis
Frank C. Hollomon
Memphis
Terin
Hollomon
Memphis State University
St Columbia
Rolla
General Assembly
U.S
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Har
Fuller
T Arts and Sciences ‘College
Rol
Lla
Rolla Sice
Nixon told Chicago editors of possible U S action in Jordan
The White House disputed the way a Chicago briefing was handled while confirming no denial of the story. Nixon reportedly warned editors that either the United States or Israel might intervene militarily in Jordan to protect Hussein, aiming to preserve the regime. The Tehran, Moscow, and Beirut reports offered mixed reactions with warnings of U S intervention and Palestinian threats against Americans.
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Washington
Zegler
Chicago
Ziegler
Sun-Times
White House
Miami Herald
Nixon
United States
Israel
Jordan
Hussein
Herald
U.S
Knight
Moscow
Izgestia
Middle East
Beirut
Lebanon
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Hickman Mills Votes Levy After Long Campaign
Kansas City AP reports Hickman Mills School District patrons approved a $5.58 levy by 8032 to 2087, a 79 percent majority. Two thirds required. Levy compromise reduced from prior request. District with about 15 000 students remains under school closure until board opens schools Sept 21.
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Kansas City
Hickman Mills
Watson Remains Silent In Tate Murder Trial
In Los Angeles Charles Tex Watson, once a leader in the Manson family, appeared in court for the Sharon Tate murder trial. He uttered nothing as he was asked to identify himself and again remained expressionless, later being seated by bailiffs. A separate Missouri case in Lincoln features a state rock field trip with a gun demonstration amid procedural motions.
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Los Angeles
Smill
Manson
Charles
Tex Watson
Witz
Watson
Sharon Tate
Charles M. Manson
Los An l
Jgeles
Texas
Miss Krenwinkel
Susan ‘J
A|atkins
Leslie van Houtwitness
Wateon
Dail Weidav
DeCarlo
Lincoln
Missouri
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Irving -Kanarek
Kanarek
Mozarette
del DeCarlo
Swaph DeCarlo
Edward Muskie
London
Russia
Jesse
Natalia Akarova
California
West
Abocrats
Vice Press
Dent Spiro
T. Agnew
Makarova
Sion
Lguch
Muskie
British Broadcasting Corp
Ingly
Maine
Agnew Holds
Wrecked Cars Used as Targets in Shoot at Range
Witnesses described wrecked auto bodies used as targets at a firing range, where explosions from direct hits produce large fireballs. Patricia Krenwinkel and others testified about the use of wrecked cars supplied by dealers, as Capt. Gay R. Wright Jr. explained the range’s operations.
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Ore
Hellery
DeCarlo
Watson
Manson
Gay
R. Wright Jr
Wright
Car Costs 11.9 Cents Per Mile Report
Federal Highway Administration estimates average motorist costs 11.9 cents per mile for owning and operating a car. NICB surveyed 128 manufacturers. 88 pay 10 cents, seven pay 8 cents, one 15 cents, and others vary. Many firms allow personal use of company cars, while depreciation and newer models affect costs.
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New York
Federal Highway Administration
National Industrial Conference Board
NICB
Atilines
Broker-Balloonist To Cross Atlantic In Balloon Flight
New York AP reports Rod Anderson a commodities broker turned balloonist plans a Sunday ascent with Malcolm Brighton to cross the Atlantic in a Class 8 balloon named Life. The 3000 mile attempt would set a distance record for balloons and, if successful, be the first manned transatlantic balloon crossing. Flight could last 6 to 16 days at up to 50 mph depending on weather.
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Derson
Aniyeyr
Anderson
France
T. Dys
Pat
New York
Rod
Malcolm Brighton
Farnham
England
Abd
Brighton
Bocks
Yen
Manhattan
United States
United States. Oat
Fee, Life
Ahdergon
After Five Years, Wife Gets Letter From Viet Prisoner
In San Diego, Lt. Cmdr. John D. Burns reported alive after more than five years missing. The six line North Vietnamese form letter from the Committees for Liaison said he was in good health and wished his family well. Linda and Steve, ages seven and nine, learned their father was alive.
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San Diego
Calif
Hanoi
Linda Burns
Steve
John D. Burns
Vietnam
Committees For Liaison
New York
Thai Plane Hijacked To Red Country
A Thai charter plane reportedly diverted to Communist territory during a junket tied to an American mercenary with a prison record in Arizona. Hijacker Bob Keesee fled the Thai flight. the aircraft allegedly diverted toward North Vietnam, Laos, and landed at an unspecified airfield after a short flight.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Arizona
Bita
Bira Air
Keesee
North
Vietnam
Laos
New York Daily Graphic
Former actress Dolores Hart takes final vows as Benedictine nun
Amid solemn rites in Bethlehem Connecticut Dolores Hart, once a Hollywood star, vows as Mother Dolores. She rejects disillusionment of fame, embracing a contemplative life at Regina Landis Monastery. Hart received the Consecration of a Virgin from Archbishop Whealon and says she found God in honest, dedicated people in the entertainment world.
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Bethlehem
Conn
Hollywood
Dolores
Hart
John F. Whealon
Hartford
Regina Landis
Cat Rescued From Tree Ends Up Run Over by Truck
Portsmouth Virginia AP report says firefighters saved a cat from a tree but a moving fire truck ran over it on the way back to station after the rescue. The incident occurred Friday and the cat did not survive.
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Portsmouth
The Mexico Ledger Information and Mail Rates Notice
The Mexico Ledger lists its 116th year of service and publication details. It shows mail and subscription rates by region, including Mexico and trade area towns at $2.00 per month, $12 per year by mail, and higher rates for other counties, plus military member rates. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday.
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Daly
N.iene St
Mexico
Thai pilot recounts gunpoint flight to Laos and landing on beach
Sangiem, ex Thai air force pilot, describes American Bob Keesee hiring their plane for $60 an hour to scout film locations. After Lao air space encounter, the plane was hit by ground fire near the coast between Vinh and Dong Hoi. They landed on a beach where the foreigner fled toward villagers with a small James Bond style briefcase.
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Nakorn Phanom
Bangkok
Sangiem
Bob Keesee
Thailand
Ubon
Laos
Vietnam
Vinh
Dong Hoi
James
Bond
ASCS Re elects Committeeman and Officers
Robert Berry was re elected to the Audrain County ASCS committee this morning. Garnett Culwell was re elected chairman, Berry vice chairman, Linwood Martin as member and first alternate. Bob Kilbourn named second alternate Harlan Spurling.
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Robert Berry
Audrain County
ASCS
Garnett Culwell
Mr. Berry
Linwood Martin
Bob Kilbourn
Harlan Spurling
U S Steel Begins Move to New Headquarters
PITTSBURGH AP U S Steel Corp started moving into its new headquarters a few blocks away. A company spokesman said the task will take about one year and require 1250 moving vans to complete the relocation from its present site.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
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