Local Weather and Market Reports from Missouri and St Louis
In a mixed daily bulletin traders and farmers received weather and market updates. Eddie Wren seeks divorce from Doris Wren while Kenneth Mantle gains custody in a separate divorce case. Missouri grain shows soybeans at 2.60 with Chicago grain news noting bullish moves amid USDA corn crop notes. Livestock prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep are listed from Missouri markets with varying gains and declines.
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Eddie Joe Wren
Barnes and Barnes
Doris Mael
Wren
Ecumenical Horseshoe Tournament Staged
Four Audrain Hospital clergy join in a fundraising ecumenical horseshoe tournament in Salt Lake City suburb Bountiful Utah to benefit new pews for a shared church building. The event features Rev Daniel Milles, Rev John Langfeldt, Rev P J Curran, and Rev Frank Broughen, slated over two weeks.
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Audrain Hospital
Essie L. Hutchen
Robert L. Dible
Donna Kay Berry
James Liston
Randall Barnes
Mexico
Charles Bagley
Walter L. Ketchum
Centralia
Emmett. Weber
Moberly
Ida J. Wylie
Mongtomery City
Howard C. Taylor
Walter E. Fuller
Fulton
Samuel Cobb
New Florence
David L. Cummins
Nada N. Lynch
John Rolle
Ezra Rohr
William F. Clark
Malcolm Coose
Herbert H. Goodman
Vandalia
Speard Kreébel
DuRocher
Iili- Ross
Nannie Keith
John Harlan
Wellsville
Eugene Sharp
Santa Fe
Hershel D. Linnenbringer
Edwin E. Campbell
Auxvasse
Pendell Dye
Theodore DeCimellas
Stoutsville
Raymond L. Barnes
Teresa Talfent
James C. Lee
George P. Ham
Montgomery Bountiful
Utah
Belle Nemer
Cal
Oscar Schrader
Salt
United Church of Christ
Episcopal Church
Deaths and court notes from Vernon area
Obituaries for Vernon Every Sr aged 70 and Mrs. David L. Bridgewater aged 59. Police report reports bicycle theft of William Hightower from 323 S Johnson St. at 9 p.m. Monday. Various court items show Gladys Mae Brown admitted to Ellis Fischer State Hospital, Harry Edward Greenwell charged with care, Jess, Marion Munford driving cases with venue change, Virginia Garrett and Joseph Johnson yielding rights, Steven Holtcamp fined for taking over limit of doves.
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Vernon, Every Sr
David L. Bridgewater
William Hightower
S. Johnson St
Promenade St
Gladys Mae Brown
Calhoun St
Ellis Fischer State Hospital
Harry Edward Greenwell
Rockford
Jess
Marion Robert Munford
Virginia Garrett
Joseph Johnson
Steven D. Holtcamp
Anti Tipping Rule Debated by Canadian Chamber
In Vancouver delegates from Guelph said tipping is an ancient custom that has outlived its need while the Canadian Chamber of Commerce briefly considered asking the government to outlaw tipping in Canada.
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Vancouver
B.C
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Canada
Guelph
Ont
Volpe Sees Auto Day in City Diminishing
Boston AP Transport Secretary John A. Volpe says cars in city centers will decline not disappear and will be regulated to some extent. He argues the alternative must be clean fast efficient and safe public transportation.
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Boston
John A. Volpe
Volpe
American Transit Association
Kansas Prisoners Isolated By Flood
About 50 prisoners and two officers were isolated early today by flood waters on the Kansas State Penitentiary farm two miles southeast of the main prison. Warden R. J. Gaffney said they were in a farm building with food water lights and telephone connection to his office. Water around a nearby pump station was four to five feet deep, and officials could not reach the stranded men immediately.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
R. J. Gaffney
BYU Enforces Dress Standards on Start of Classes
In Provo Utah Brigham Young University began strict enforcement of its dress standards for students. Registration packets for those appearing to violate rules were tagged and directed to report to the dress standards office by the end of next week to demonstrate compliance with the requirements.
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Provo, Utah
Brigham Young University
Domke to Head Missouri Health Division
Jefferson City AP reported Dr. Herbert R. Domke currently hospital commissioner and city health director for St. Louis will become acting director of the State Division of Health. Gov Hearnes announced the move to succeed Dr. Lyn Garner who seeks relief from the top post to return to local health services. Domke, a Hillboro Kansas native, earned his medical degree from the University of Chicago and graduate public health degrees from Harvard. He is 51, married, and father of four.
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Jefferson City
Herbert R. Domke
City of St. Louis
State Division of Health
Warren E. Hearnes
Domke
Lyn Garner
Diviines
Anay He
Hillboro
Kan
Univeersity of Chicago
F Ram
Harvard University
Manslaughter Charges In Waynesville Deaths
Pulaski County prosecutor filed two manslaughter charges against Donald A Anderson, 27, in a hit and run that killed Fort Leonard Wood soldiers Bruce Cotelli, 21, and Kerry Porterfield, 20, as they walked on a road east of Waynesville. Anderson surrendered after a car found abandoned at the fort gate was traced to him.
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Waynesville
Charles Wesley
Pulaski County
Donald A. Anderson
Jtwo Ft. Leonard Wood
Bruce Cotelli
Kerry Porterfield
Acette 44
Anderson
Chicago Livestock and Stock Market Report
Cattle and slaughter classes at Chicago market show steady pricing across loads and grades with mixed good and prime weights. In New York trading the Dow fell then rebounded as investors weighed Jordanian conflict and GM strike implications amid mixed advances and declines.
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Chicago
USDA
Sayiny
Dennison
Warren
Ohio
Torney
Jefferson City
Philip Elman
A. B. Chance Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Purina
New York
U.S
General Motors
Dennison Named for Kirwan Vacancy in Congress
Rumors place Dennison as nominee for the congressional seat vacated by Rep. Michael J. Kirwan. His wife Margaret is a Republican candidate for the post. The Consumer Federation of America, lobbying to block the nomination, represents 179 local consumer groups and about 30 million members and plans Senate action after White House setback.
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Gress
Margaret
Michael J. Kirwan
Dennison
Washington
Consumer Federation of America
Noman
Federation
Tthe Senate
White House
Money Men Hear Critic of US Policy
U S Treasury chief Kennedy pledged to World Bank IMF authorities that the United States would curb government spending and avoid fueling excessive demand. He spoke at the international finance meeting as critics and allies clashed over inflation and global economic policy.
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The
World Bank and
International Monetary Fund
Vue Suemnery
Yenecos An
United States
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
U.S
Vurdia
Robert 5. McNamara
World Bank
Claude VanSkike Hurt in Wreck
Rural mail carrier Claude VanSkike of Mexico suffered head cuts and a possible concussion when his pickup was struck by an eastbound Oldsmobile while passing on Highway 22 west of Mexico. Driver Charles Bremer of Chillicothe received a summons for improper passing. Bremer had a facial abrasion. VanSkike was admitted to Audrain Hospital. Damages totaled about $1500 to the car and over $500 to the truck.
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Claude VanSkike
Mexico
Highway Patrol
Gordon Hale
Donald Phillips
Highway 22
Charles K . Bremer
Chillicothe
Bremer
Hale
VanSkike
Audrain Hospital
Annexation OK'd For Jefferson City
Jefferson City court action ends with approval of annexing 695 Washington area north of the Missouri White House. Judge George P. Adams, amid disqualification of a key opponent, rules in favor after consumer groups challenge the measure. State officials indicate potential economic benefits and a contested campaign background surrounding the site near the Westinghouse plant.
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Jefferson City
George P. Adams
Washington
Missouri
White House
Ohio
Westinghouse
Nixon
Adams
Federal Trade
John Cave
Callaway Coun
Cedar City
Senate
Wedness
Today in History Sept 22 1970 highlight of the day
On this date in 1949 the Soviet Union detonated its atomic bomb four years after the United States. Nathan Hale, a Revolutionary War hero, was hanged by the British as a spy.
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Soviet Union
Nathan Hale
Barricade Stays as Resident Owns Street
INDIANAPOLIS (RP) Marion J. Cobb wins a street battle after truckers used the road before his house. Cobb built a fence with only a motorcycle width gap. Police report surveys show Cobb’s property line extends 251 feet into the street and a building permit was issued. Officers order lighted barricades to protect the fence.
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Indianapolis
Marion J. Cobb
Cobb
Annexation Election Planned for 975 Acres in Hannibal
A local election is planned in Hannibal to decide on annexing 975 acres into the city. The ballot will address a municipal expansion affecting zoning and services, with residents urged to vote.
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Hannibal
Nixon popularity rating slides in Harris poll
New York AP reports President Nixon’s popularity fell from 40 percent in July to 35 percent in a Harris Survey poll taken Aug 25 to Sept 1. The seven day poll covered 1,487 households nationwide.
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New York
Nixon
MH Board Hears Talk At Workshop
A workshop for East Central Missouri Mental Health board members took place at the Mental Health Center. Warren Welliver of Columbia, president of the Missouri Association for Mental Health, spoke on ties among local, state, and national levels and the distinct roles of each level. He noted public interest in the three-tier structure and discussed Nixon’s economic standing between July and August.
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East Central Missouri Assa. Fort Mental Health
Warren Welliver
Columbia
Missouri Association For Mental Health
Welliger
Mental Health Association
Amnef
Nixon
Congress
Harris
UTU
U.S. District Court
Howard Corcoran
Rail Department
Cnt
Carcoran
Jack Viar
Mentalerhood
East Brotherhood of Maintenance of Central Missouri Mental Health Way
Afl-Cio
Mental Health Association and Public Health
C. R. Horne Jr
Christian Civic Foundation
St. Louis
United States
Ed Corcoran
St. Louis Mental Health Assn
Mantal Health Board
Joint Commission
Mental Health, Labor, and Middle East Tensions Across 1960s News
A broad summary covers volunteering in mental health groups, a U.S. wage dispute involving the UTU and other unions, and King Hussein’s Jordan crisis with Syria and Arab summit dynamics. U.S. warships stood by for possible evacuation as Syria and guerrilla forces clash near Amman, Irbid, and surrounding areas amid regional power plays and international reactions.
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Jordan Drama
Hussein
Mohamad Daoud
Arafat
Serence
Cairo
United States
Neetetad
Cemnartant
Mediterranean
Washington
Nixon
U.S
Jordan
Israel Ti
Pentagon
Germany
Jor
Damassous
William P. Rogers
Palestine Liberation Army
Syria
Nureddin Atassi
Gantal Abdel Nasser
Dan
Damascus
Nasser
Atassi
Atasi
Iraq
Algeria
Morocco
Baghdad
Yasir Arafat
Arman Radio
Courthouse Restrooms Closed After Sewer Clog
Restrooms at the Audrain County Courthouse closed today due to sewer clogs persisting for a second week. Signs on doors warned of closure and doorway gates used two by fours to block access.
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Audrain County
Rail Strike Hopes for Voluntary Delay or Settlement
Eee Eee expressed cautious hopes they will be able to get a further voluntary strike delay or a settlement, but if they can't only Congress could halt a strike over.
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Sreet Eee Eee
Congress
Fort Bragg scraps firepower exercise after first day
A V6 aviation unit conducted a Division at Fort Bragg North Carolina exercise when a firepower drill planned for Monday Tuesday and Friday was canceled after day one.
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Ft. Bragg
N.C
Dime Robbery Gets Youth Three Years
Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed a three year prison term for William Young Radcliff a 17 year old who robbed another youth of a dime at gunpoint after a high school football game. The court ruled it robbery regardless of value noting a penny or a pound both constitute robbery.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Supreme Os Wlliam
Missing Students Names Broadcast At Crosk County High
PRINEVILLE Oregon AP The dean of boys Mel Lambert broadcasts the names of students missing from class on the local radio station. Some call it snitching while parents say it invades privacy, yet truancy has dropped 25 percent since the broadcasts began.
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Prineville, Oregon
Mel Lambert
Crosk ‘County High School
Lambert
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