Forger Arrest Triggered by NCIC Notice in Indiana
Charles B. Edwards was arrested in Mitchell Indiana on a forgery warrant issued by Audrain County Missouri. He is held in Mitchell jail pending extradition to Missouri and has refused to waive extradition. Prosecutor Thomas I. Osborne said seven fraudulent checks are linked to Edwards and that the FBI assisted in the case.
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Charles B. Edwards
Mitchell
Ind
Audrain County
Edwards
Missouri
Thomas I. Osborne
Bond
Michael MacPherson
Mexico
Temple Stephens
MacPherson
Jay
IGA
Indiana
FBI
Washington
Meeting Set To Decide On Cuba Status
Washington AP: OAS foreign ministers convene in Quito to decide if the Cuba embargo should end. A 21 to 0 vote by the OAS permanent council set Nov meeting to reconsider relations with Cuba. A two thirds majority needed to overturn the ten year ban. Chile Uruguay Paraguay urge evidence of intervention to justify prolonging embargo.
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Washington
Organization of American States
OAS
Cuba
Venezuela
Chile
Uruguay
Paraguay
Jose Juan ‘Loria
Marx To Prison For Hearst Hoax
A 43 year old man Niles D. Marx and his wife were convicted of trying to extort 100000 dollars from Patricia Hearst's parents. He received a five year to life sentence with a court recommending psychiatric treatment. His wife is serving a nine month term.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
Niles D. Marx
Missouri
FBI
Shirley Ann
Marx
Superior Court
William Caldecott
Miss Hearst
Hillsborough
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Ragsdales Welcome Daughter at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Ragsdale of Farber announce the birth of a seven pound four ounce girl born at 2 33 am today at Audrain Medical Center. The father is employed at Harbison Walker Refractories Co in Vandalia.
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Benjamin Ragsdale
Farber
Audrain Medical Center
Ragsdale
Harbison Walker Refractories Co
Vandalia
Ousted Boys Town Exec Calls for Federal Probe
Michael Casey, a former Boys Town official, urged a U S federal investigation amid claims of undistributed scholarship funds totaling between 800000 and 1500000 dollars. He alleges more issues, while Boys Town officials deny wrongdoing and note missing case files led to his resignation.
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Boys Town Exec
Omaha
Neb
Boys Town
Michael Casey
Robert Hupp
Casey
Hupp
Herbert Sigurdson
State School Budget Hiked 37 Million in Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri AP The state budget for public schools would rise by 37 million for the 1965 76 fiscal year as the Board of Education approves a 577 million total budget including 119 9 million in federal funds The basic school foundation grant would grow from 387 million to 419 million The plan also funds food services sheltered workshop vocational education state schools for the retarded blind and deaf and a 7 percent pay rise for 1300 education department employees Mallory to 40000 deputy to 29700 and a $30000 cap for directors would stay. governor 37500 Mallory says ten new teachers and ten aides would be hired with enrollment down by 12000 statewide Federal funds would cover 7 of total funding local funds 51 percent State supports 42 percent and the board backs tax levy and bond proposal easing passage with a two thirds levy threshold raised from 375 to 6 per 100 assessed valuation and sets minimum school board age at 21.
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Jefferson City
State Board of Education
School Foundation
Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
Arthur Mallory
Wiliam Wasson
Mallory
Red Stocking Follies Auditions At Hawthorne School
Director Gary Randolph invites over 11 men of any age to Hawthorne School at 7:00 Monday night for Red Stocking Follies. The event promises showcase opportunities for diverse talents without upper age limits.
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Hollywood
Hawthorne School
Gary Randolph
Red Stocking Follies
Jury Probes Paint Contract In State Hospital Project
A federal grand jury investigates a water proofing and color coating add on to the Ellis Fischer State Cancer Hospital contract in Columbia. The original $39,990 award to B C D Co. in 1972 was followed by a $29,701 coating order and a final $40,000 contract to Building Maintenance Co. Architect and state planning officials defended the work. critics called the add on unnecessary and duplicative.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Grand Jury
Globe- Democrat
Ellis Fischer State Cancer Hospital
Columbia
B.C.D. Co., Inc
John Paulus Jr
Warren E. Hearnes
Paulus
Christopher Bond
Globe-Democrat
John Cooper
Building Maintenance Co
Kansas City
John Oberlechner
Fuel ratings show GM and AMC lead in EPA tests
EPA fuel economy tests rank American Motors highest with a 16.9 mpg sales weighted average, edging Chrysler 13.6 and GM 13.5. Ford trails, with many models at 10 city and 15 highway, while AMC and Buick Electra top city 11 highway 15 among worst.
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AMC
EPA
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
General Motors
U.S
Man Held For Killing Policewoman
Washington police arrested 25 year old John Willie Bryant on a murder charge after rookie officer Gail A Cobb 24 was shot in a downtown garage while pursuing two suspicious men. Officers searched for a second suspect as Cobb died at George Washington Hospital.
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Washington
Gail A. Cobb
FBI
John Willie Bryant
Miss Cobb
Washington Police Force
Savings and Loan Association
Six Charged In Sturgeon Burglary
Magistrate Temple Margett bound over six defendants from Centralia and Mexico to circuit court on burglary and theft charges for the Aug. 15 Town Tavern robbery in Sturgeon. About 150 dollars in cash beer cigarettes and sandwiches were taken. five remain free on 500 bond while Larry Righter stays jailed on warrants.
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Columbia
Temple Margett
Larry Righter
Robert Righter
Margett
President's Son Forgot To Register
Washington AP Steven Ford 18 son of the President missed the Selective Service registration deadline. A White House spokesman said it was a technical violation and no action would be taken. Ford turned 18 May 19 and registered August 29 after learning of the requirement.
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Washington
Steven Ford
Selective Service Draft Board
White House
Steven
John W. Hushen
Young Ford
Hushen
Local Weather Weather and livestock market notes
Official 7 00 a m readings show 73 high 24 hours 60 in month to date civilians normal in Sept 4 97 inches year to date 33 19 in Normal to Oct 1 31 91 in Missouri chance of light rain southeast early today then clear by afternoon Cool with highs mid 60s to low 70s Tonight Sunday lows 40s to 50s Sunday highs 60s to 67 Missouri outlook Monday to Wednesday generally fair with cooler days highs 60s to 70s lows upper 40s to 50s Warmer Wednesday with highs in 80s and 50s.
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Missouri
Gary Adams Dies Near Paris Rites Today
Gary Adams 31 of southeast of Paris died Thursday night at his home from a heart attack. He farmed. Services were held at 2 p.m. at Agnew Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Mike Crouch with burial in South Fork Cemetery. He was born in Monroe County, son of Harold and Mrs. Adams. Survived by a son, two brothers Maurice and Aubrey, a sister Mrs. Dale Dunlap and grandmother Mrs. Everett Perrigo, all of the Paris area.
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Paris
Gary Adams
Agnew Funeral Home
Mike Crouch
South Fork Cemetery
Adams
Monroe County
Harold Adams
Maurice
Aubrey Adams
Dale Dunlap
Everett Perrigo
Mrs. Wallace Dies In Callaway Memorial Hospital
Hazel Wallace of Kingdom Nursing Home Fulton died Friday afternoon at Callaway Memorial Hospital. She lived in Fulton eight years and was sister to George Batts and Leo Rodenbaugh of Mexico. Services Monday at Maupin Funeral Home Fulton with Rev. Fred Pulliam. burial Hillcrest Cemetery. She was born October 3, 1907 daughter of Harvey Batts and wife of Raymond Wallace. Survived by siblings and several nieces and nephews. Burial follows in Fulton.
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Hazel Wallace
Sis
Kingdom Nursing Home
Fulton
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Wallace
George Batts
Leo Rodenbaugh
Mexico
Maupin Funeral Home
Fred Pulliam
Hillcrest Cemetery
Bob
Mary Blackburn
Pedestrian Dies After Oncoming Truck in Missouri
Dwight Peters aged 19 of rural Hannibal was fatally injured when he stepped from the highway shoulder into the path of a tractor trailer on U S 36 five miles west of Hannibal. He died several hours later in a Hannibal hospital.
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Hannibal, Mo
Dwight Peters
Hannibal
Highway Patrol
U. S. 36
Peters
Audrain Medical Center births deaths public safety report
Officials at the Audrain Medical Center report births and deaths including a daughter born at 2 33 a m to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Ragsdale Farber plus a death of James Wayne Bradley 80 Mexico and a public safety report detailing a traffic accident injuring Mary E Thompson and a list of court actions across Circuit and Magistrate courts. The report includes dismissals admissions and various legal notices from Mexico to Vandalia and Montgomery City.
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Audrain Medical Center
Russell Creed
Penny R. Brett
Linda L. Travis
Rhonda L. Abel
Carl D. Forsee
Ben J. Williams
Mary E. Thompson
Edward C. Moreau
Estil Sharp
James C. Weilder
Eddie Forbis
Jack Bradley
Richard Lewis
Centralia
Robert McKee
Farber
Otis Ash
Vandalia
Phillip Donze
Robert Clark
Wellsville
Presley Norwood
Fulton
Homer Hebel
Paris
W. S. Harrison
Clara Sailor
Montgomery City
Marjorie Lee Stuart
Laddonia
Benjamin Ragsdale
Anna F. Duffen
Charles W. Perkey
Raymond Kemp
Edith Healy
Donald Carter
Claude Strange
William M. Groves
William Battles
Emily Baese
Mexico
William Phillips
Benton City
Stella Hall
Charles Gorman
Carla Jo Stuart
Aaron McKenzie
Gary Tidball
Joe Jerman
William Bail
Lena McClintic
Bill Stubblefield
Scot Crow
Herman Wieschhaus
Martinsburg
James Wayne Bradley
R. P. Crockett
Hazel Wallace
Gary Adams
Thompson
Green Boulevard
Huntingfield Road
Lawrence B. Herigan
St. Thomas
Mary Thompson
Trout’s Investments Inc
Dalton Material Co
Pilots Strike Braniff International Airlines
Washington AP reports Braniff International pilots walked off the job after contract talks collapsed, halting flights nationwide as union negotiators accuse management of stubborn demands and delaying a possible settlement.
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Washington
Braniff International Airlines
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