Weather and police notes from Missouri and surrounding areas
The Daily Record reports Missouri weather with a high around 80 and low in the 70s to 80s, extended outlook shows showers and mild conditions, plus police notes of a collision on S Fairground Ave injuring no one seriously. It lists area deaths Emmett Morris and Dennis Matthias, hospital and discharge details, vehicle damage, and highway patrol summons for Richard Fendrick and Melvin Parks.
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Missouri
Highway Department
Melvin Junior Parks
Bellflower
Jonesburg
Courts and trading notes from Mexico Ledger Sept 23 1972
Magistrate Court continued Dion Jones to Sept 29 on amphetamine charges. Yager fined for careless driving, Steuber fined for speeding. Clark pleads not guilty to DWI second offense. Parrott fined for DWI. Bernard granted limited driving privileges. Spires, Early, McFarling fined on various traffic violations. Other Montgomery County court entries list further speeding and careless driving fines. Over the counter and New York Stock Exchange trading figures update bids, asks, and notable closes for several firms.
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Dion Jones
MDA
Stanley Malcolm Yager
John Pleasant Steuber
Clinton D. Clark
George W. Parrott
Raymond E. Bernard
Elizabeth Lee Spires
Jerry Dean Early
Lester Harvey Mc Farling
Magistrate Court
Montgomery County
John Joseph Orr
New Florence
Robert Ray Simmons
O'Fallon
John Francis Schultz
Columbia
Charles Alaric Barron
Clarksville
Lewis Ashe Levey
Chesterfield
Ernest Steven Warren
St. Louis
Garry Lynn Estes
Florissant
Asa Edward Turley
Webster Groves
Arlie Dean Boone
Montgomery City
Dennis John Adrian
Fulton
Hope in BCG cancer treatment from Oak Ridge lab
Oak Ridge National Laboratory scientist Dr. Michael Hanna Jr reports that injecting Bacillus Calmette-Guerrin into laboratory animals cured tumors 100 percent and halted spread. He notes BCG stimulates immune responses to attack cancer cells, while cautioning against expecting a universal cure for all cancer types.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Michael Hanna Jr
Oak Ridge
Clearwater Beach
Fla
Frank C. Sparks
UCLA
American Cancer Society
Donald Morton
Sparks
Edmund Klein
Buffalo
N.Y
Richard L. Simmons
University of Minnesota
Herb Rapp
Bert Zbar
National Institute of Health
Washington
BCG
Hanna
Bethesda
Martial law declared in Philippines amid floods and unrest
The Philippines government imposes martial law and closes major newspapers and radio outlets while censoring communications. Unrest follows historic floods and a wave of bombings culminating in a failed attack on the defense secretary.
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Philippines
Islands
U.S
Emmett L Morris Rites Tomorrow
Emmett J. Morris 83 of Wellsville died at Audrain Medical Center Friday after long illness. Retired farmer, longtime Wellsville resident, survived by wife Agnew Kate Cernoch and son Glen Morris. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Arnold Funeral Home, burial East Lawn Memorial Park. visitation 7–9 p.m. Saturday. CORRECTION Montgomery Ward ad error noted.
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Emmett J. Morris
Wellsville
Audrain Medical Center
Coldwell Nursing Home
Arnold Funeral Home
George B. Wraith
First Christian Church
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Shamrock
Callaway County
Mr. Morris
William
Katherine McWaters Morris
Agnew
Kate Cernoch
Parker
Liberty Christian Church
Glen Morris
Mexico
Battle Inside Tanzania Report By Associated Press
The Associated Press reports on clashes and political tensions inside Tanzania. Officials report security measures as factions maneuver amid protests and regional disputes. Local authorities seek stability while observers note implications for governance and regional cooperation.
Eagleton Defends McGovern in Audrain Meeting
Kevin Eagleton, Missouri field director for McGovern, charged the Nixon administration with deception and praised McGovern's steadfast positions. He criticized war escalation, crime, inflation, and unemployment while praising the Democratic ticket and noting his brother Tom Eagleton’s continued support. He spoke at the Audrain Democratic Club in the courthouse community room.
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Kevin Eagleton
Missouri
McGovern
Audrain Democratic Club
Courthouse
Thomas F. Eagleton
Nixon
ITT
Eagleton
Mexico
St. Louis
Tom
Channel 12
See-Tv
Fischer Welcomed in New York City With Gala Event
Bobby Fischer arrived early at City Hall for a grand welcome in New York City. A crowd cheered as he autographed items and received a gold medal from Mayor Lindsay. Fischer said he did not know his future plans and would come and go, staying with friend Paul Marshall for now.
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New York
Bobby Fischer
City Hall
New York City
Bobby
Buttons
U.S. Coast Guard
Fischer
Iceland
Boris Spassky
Brooklyn
Lindsay
Anthony Saidy
Paul Marshall
Marshall
McBurneys Welcome Son At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Robert F McBurney of Centralia Route 1 are parents of a son born at Audrain Medical Center at 2 23 a m weighing seven pounds 11 ounces The baby’s birth was reported this morning in Columbia MO The story also notes Missouri University Board of Curators seeks 1178 million for operations and 1129 million for capital improvements for 1973 74 and discusses a Columbia campus reorganization and press access changes
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Robert F. McBurney
Centralia
Route 1
Audrain Medical Center
Columbia, Mo
McBurney
University of Missouri Board of Employed
A.P. Green
Refractories Co
Columbia
C. Brice Ratchford
MU Medical
College of Veterinary Medicine
Kansas City
Ratchford
Herbert W. Schooling
Smith Objects To Barefoot Guest At Board Meeting
Kansas City Star correspondent James W. Brosnan reports Pleasant Smith questioned dress rules for guests during a board discussion on new press rules. Smith said he was personally offended by someone without shoes, referring to M A student body president Dan Viets seated nearby.
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Kansas City Star
James W. Brosnan
Pleasant Smith
Smith
M.A
Dan Viets
Mrs Eva McVey Dies in Columbia After Mexico Residency
Mrs Eva T McVey 92 of Columbia former Mexico resident burial services were held in Canonsburg Pa She died Wednesday morning at Boone County Hospital after several weeks illness Born March 13 1880 in Wheeling W Va daughter of John and Mary Mortimer She was married to Mack M McVey who died in 1955 Surviving are son Jack McVey Canonsburg daughter in law Mrs Glenn A Braden two grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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Eva T. McVey
Columbia
Mexico
Canonsburg
McVey
Boone County Hospital
Wheeling
W. Va
John
Mary
Jane Mortimer
Mack M. McVey
Glenn A. Braden
Court Hears Drug Raid Testimony Continued from Page 1
Trooper Snavely testified about an undercover drug purchase at the square, describing a sale of marijuana to Blair and later involvement with James Quisenberry and Bob Young. Ferrier paid $2 and the group drove to Maple Street before attending a rock concert. Judge Bone bound the cases for Oct 2 with possible continuances to Oct 16.
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General Headquarters
Tefferson City
Mr. Snavely
Snavely
Blair
Bob Young
Ferrier
Young
Quisenberry
Mr. Bear
Joseph M. Bone
Nixon Seeks Democratic Texas Votes At Connally Event
In Floresville Texas President Nixon urged Democrats to vote for what he calls America not party. He praised John B Connally as a future national economic policy architect and lauded his role in the administration's policy and the era of low inflation and strong growth. The Nixon entourage at the Connally ranch included James and Elliott Roosevelt as guests.
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Floresville
Tex
Nixon
America
Texas
John B. Connally
Spiro T. Agnew
Connally
Picosa Ranch
John and
Nellie Connally
Connallys
James
Elliott Roosevelt
Treasury
United States
John Connally
IMP Satellite Reaches Earth Orbit To Study Magnetosphere
Explorer 47 launched from Cape Kennedy aboard a Delta rocket and entered an earth orbit that will extend beyond halfway to the moon. The 860 pound satellite, nicknamed IMP, aims to provide a bird's eye view of the magnetosphere, NASA reports.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Saigonese Say Drive Is Continuing
Saigon command said 20,000 South Vietnamese troops with 200 armored vehicles are sweeping southwest of Quang Tri City and Hue to search for and destroy the enemy.
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Saigon
Saigon Command
Quang Tri City
Hue
Martinsburg Girl's Husband Is Killed in Wisconsin Accident
Dennis Matthias about 25 of Medford Wisconsin died Friday afternoon in an accident near Medford. He was husband of former Miss Carol Fennewald daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Fennewald of Martinsburg Funeral arrangements are incomplete but services are expected in Medford Lutheran Church Monday or Tuesday. Mrs Fennewald and family members left for Wisconsin to be with the family.
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Martinsburg
Dennis Matthias
Medford
Wis
Carol Fennewald
Arnold Fennewald
Lutheran Church
Fennewald
Marie Fennewald
Rita
Natalie
Paul Fennewald
Mark Feise
Joan Fennewald
Wisconsin
Evans Faults Nixon Aide Space Funding Silence
Apollo 17 astronaut Ronald E. Evans criticizes the Nixon administration for backing the space program in words rather than deeds. He says lawmakers privately support it but oppose for politics, while critics urge funds for welfare. Evans spoke at the Manned Spacecraft Center before the December moon mission.
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Space Center, Houston
Ronald E. Evans
Nixon
Evan
Oope
Evans
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S. Fairground Ave
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Gary Michael Webb
Coal St
Debra Martin
Maul Newbrough
Fairground Ave
Donna
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Fisher
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Jefferson City
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
H.I. Nesheim
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Mark A Lytle
Glen G. Hall
Gerald Lee Jones
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Hazel I. Cash
Ipava
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Robert W. Hoffman
Melvin E. Earry
Vandalia
Russell Hughes
Laddonia
Ruth Lange
Irma F. Robinson
James H. Vaughn
Leonard Mallory
Paris
Cindy L. Lawson
Emmett L. Morris
Jimmie L. Moore
Holliday
Leroy E. Rothove
Ralph W. Brown
Samuel Helm
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William Bramon
Ralph Throckmorton
Sadie M. Maylee
Iva M. Brown
Russell Dean Patrick
Geneva L. Minks
William H. Vaniandingham
John R. Stephens
Calvin Hull
Farber
Howard D. Erwin
Wilburn L. Benskin
Charles R. Fox
Curryville
Ben Kombrink
Middletown
Jesse P. Madison
V.J. Alberts
Daniel C. Siron and Son
Frieda Fry
Mont
Highway Patrol
Richard Fendrick
Ledger
A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Hastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
WalMart
Uganda
Tanzania
Hoshua Wakholi
Mutukula
Ence
George McGovern
Spiro Agnew
Sargent Shriver
Nevada
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Russell B. Long
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Israel
Montgomery Ward
Friday Ledger
Associated Press
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Eva McVey
James Quisenberry
Quisenperry
Maple Street
Bear
Clint Eastwood
Joe Kidd
Thunderstripe
THE
Pink Garten Gang
IMP Satellite
Sears
Spars
Roebuck and CO
W. Jachwan
Monterey
HIWAY
South
VFW Hall
North
Jefferson
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