Missouri Weather and Local Jail and Court Notes
Missouri weather summary for the period shows rain over most of the state with a cool high in the upper 60s to mid 70s and rain ending tonight with clearing. Extended outlook calls for mild, clear to partly cloudy conditions through Wednesday with highs near 80 and cooler midweek. Local notices include hospital admissions with multiple names listed, a birth of a son to Gary E. and a Middletown couple, several dismissals from area facilities, and police and sheriff reports detailing break-ins, a hit-and-run, and driving offenses. Court actions in Montgomery County include multiple hunting and driving violations with fines imposed. Stock market activity notes several companies and price movements on the NYSE and OTC.
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Missouri
Former Justice Hugo Black Dies at 85 in Bethesda
Washington AP reports former Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black died at Bethesda Naval Hospital at age 85 after eight days since stepping down due to ill health. Official cause listed as inflammation of the arteries and a stroke.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Black
A.m
London
Britain
KGB
von States
Western
U.S. Warfiame
Jefferson County
Field Artillery
Oscar W. Underwood
Senate
High Court
Highest Court of the Land
Elizabeth Demeritte
Josephine Foster
Birmingham
Alexandria
George Washington
George Mason
George Powell Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for George C. Powell 87 of 716 S Olive St. will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Arnold funeral home with Rev. Robert R Collins officiating. Mrs John Willer will be organist and burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Family receives friends tonight 7 8 30 p.m. at funeral home. Pallbearers are W W Reed Ed Gamble Harold Pipes Richard Belcher Robert Hebert Kenneth Harrison.
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George C. Powell
S. Olive St
Arnold Funeral Home
Robert R. Collins
John Willer
Elmwood Cemetery
W. W Reed
Ed Gamble
Harold Pipes
Richard Belcher
Robert Hebert
Kenneth Harrison
Mrs Annie Faye Oldvader Rites Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Faye Oldvader 80 of Brunswick are at 3 p.m. Sunday at the First Baptist Church of Brunswick. She is the mother of Mrs George Stahl of Mexico. Burial will be in Elliott Grove Cemetery Brunswick.
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Annie Faye Oldvader
Brunswick
First Baptist Church of
Combine Accident Kills Operator Near Sedalia
A Pettis County man was pronounced dead at Bothwell Hospital after a farming accident southwest of Sedalia. Robert Terrence LaCross, 32, of Green Ridge, apparently became strangled in the cock tent of a running combine. Coroner Iris Adie ruled death due to strangulation with a fractured larynx. owner Guy Yeater found LaCross beneath the machine after hearing it run at high speed.
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Sedalia
Pettis County
Bothwell Hospital
Robert Terrence LaCross
Greenridge
Iris County
Adie ‘Statffacher
Guy Yeater
LaCross
Senator Lauds Kirkpatrick at Jefferson City dinner
Senator Stuart Symington praised Missouri Secretary of State James C. Kirkpatrick for integrity experience humor and hard work at a testimonial dinner in Jefferson City attended by over 700 Democrats paying 50 a plate. Symington highlighted Kirkpatrick s election law reform, state registration improvements, corporate and securities reforms, and support for the 18 year old vote.
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Jefferson City
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Missouri
Secy
James C. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Democratic Party
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jim Kirkpatrick
Hannibal
Symington
Cape Girardeau
Jim
Rain Drenches Missouri After Dry Spell
AP reports widespread rain across Missouri ending a prolonged dry period. Kirksville recorded just under an inch in 24 hours, Kansas City .76 inches, and Joplin 0.47. Temperatures ranged from 60 to 76 degrees, with Kirksville near 59 and West Plains around 78 overnight.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kirksville
Joplin
St. Joseph
West Plains
Noah Schmidt Dies at 75 in Jonesburg
Noah M. Schmidt 75 died about 8 p.m. Friday at Hermann Area Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Harding funeral home in Jonesburg. Born March 24, 1886 in Warren County to Mike and Mattie Schmidt, he is survived by brother Charles Schmidt of Jonesburg and sister Mrs. Leslie Garrett of Kansas City. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery, Jonesburg.
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Jonesburg
Noah M. Schmidt
Hermann Area Hospital
Harding Funeral Home
Mr. Schmidt
Warren County
Mike and
Mattie Smith Schmidt
Charles Schmidt
Leslie Garrett
Kansas City
Oak Grove
Guy Bundy Dies at 98 Rites Monday
Montgomery City resident Guy Bundy 98 died Friday at Wells Nursing Home New Florence. Funeral services 1:30 p.m. Monday Bharper Chapel Methodist Church. Burial Montgomery City Cemetery. Survived by three nieces and a nephew.
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Montgomery City
Guy Bundy
Wells
New Florence
Bharper Chapel Methodist
Homer Steinhardt
Schlanker Funeral Home
Mr. Bundy
Katie
Rosie Moore
Georgie Jenkins
Effie Helm
Della Richardson
Harrison Proctor
Tlinois
Hugo Black a Supreme Court icon and complex liberal
Long profile of Justice Hugo L. Black detailing his constitutional philosophy and evolution on the Supreme Court from a lone liberal in his early years to a more conservative swing vote later. Highlights include his defense of free press, one man one vote ruling, stance against implied rights, and a past Ku Klux Klan membership later repudiated.
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Black
Williams
Douglas
Earl Warren
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Roger B. Taney
Stephen Field
John Marshall
Supreme Court
Justice Black
Senate
Roosevelt
Nixon
Charles Evans Hughes
Warren F. Burger
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Birmingham
Ala
Clay County
New Deal
Franklin Roosevelt
FDR
Leaves $50,000 To Uncle Sam
In Hot Springs Arkansas Charles W Osborne leaves 50000 in U S Savings Bonds to the U S Treasury Department in a will probated after his death. He lived in a rooming house for 12 years and was buried Monday. A fellow roomer delivered a package to the FBI containing the will and a key to a deposit box at First Federal Savings and Loan Association where the bonds were kept.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Charles W. Osborne
U.S
U.S. Treasury Department
Osborne
FBI
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Electric Rate Boost Denied Due To Freeze
JEFFERSON CITY Mo A $2 880 000 rate increase by Missouri Power and Light Co was denied by the Public Service Commission due to wage price controls and federal price limits The utility serves central and north central Missouri and faced opposition from Mexico Jefferson City and Plattsburg The case remains open for later action if the freeze changes and unions costs were partly pre frozen with potential refunds
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Jefferson City
Missouri Power and Light Co
State Public Service Commission
Missouri
Mexico
Plattsburg
Union Electric Co
St. Louis
PSC
President enthused by clean car progress in Detroit
President Nixon and EPA head William Ruckelshaus hailed progress on a new stratified charged engine that meets the 1976 antipollution standards. Ford notes the prototype is far from production and requires close monitoring, with mileage and durability still short of EPA goals.
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Detroit
Nixon
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ruckelshaus
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Volunteer Sunday at First Christian Church
First Christian Church designates Volunteer Sunda for Sunday with C. K. Winn as Community Action Committee chair inviting 12 local service groups. After worship a coffee hour in Fellowship Hall will host reps to discuss volunteer needs. Rodney Nebel juvenile officer will speak during worship.
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First Christian Church
C. K. Winn
Community Action Committee
Fellowship Hall
Rodney Nebel
Local Christian service highlights dozen organizations
The twelve groups stressed include Head Start Audrain Medical Center Auxiliary Division of Welfare Cerebral Palsy School Eugene Field Sunday School Senior Activities Center Friendly Visitor Program Surplus Commodities Station Big Brother Big Sister Program Volunteer Reading Program Happy House Juvenile Office Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts A special missions offering will fund this year’s child care for Happy House Last year the offering went to Head Start.
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Head Start
Audrain Medical Center
Division of Welfare
Eugene Field
Big Brother
Happy House
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Kilauea Volcano Erupts Spewing Lava in Hawaii
Kilauea on Hawaii Island roared to life Friday night spewing lava several hundred feet high. Tremors and sharp earthquakes split the earth along a two mile rift crossing the volcano floor and Halemaumau fire pit. U S Geological Survey scientist Dr Donald Peterson noted a great initial volume of material that tapered off as lava flowed across the crater floor and down the rim to the southwest. Visibility remained poor for close inspection.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kilauea
Hawaii Island
Donald Peterson
U.S. Geological Survey
Volcano Observatory
Peterson
Halemaumau
China Purge Of Chou Foes Reported
A Hong Kong report, cited by Sing Tak Jih Pao, claims a purge of Premier Chou En-lai's political opponents is under way. Targets include Chen Po-ta and his followers, with references to Red Guards and efforts to unseat Chou during the cultural revolution.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Chou En-lat
Sing Tak Jih Pao
Chen Po-ta
Mao Tse-tung
Chen
Mao
Lin Piao
Chou
Traveler
Red Guards
Mag
Pekingas
China
Kung Sheung Yat Fo
Canton
Planes Strike in Laos and Vietnam Escalation
U S war planes struck inside Laos triggering renewed air activity on the same day in North Vietnam as cross border fighting intensified. Air forces from both sides reported exchanges of fire and increased military operations along the trail.
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North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.N
Cambodia
U.S
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Mu Gia Pass
Washington
Nixon
Alaska
Montana
Oregon
Anchorage
Hirohito
Europe
Saigon
Heart Attack Kills Death Row Inmate at San Quentin
Willard Arthur Winhoven, 81, the oldest inmate on San Quentin Death Row, died Friday of a heart attack. He had numerous hospital visits since 1968. Convicted as the triggerman in a July 19, 1960 Los Angeles bank messenger holdup, he was charged with killing one man and wounding four.
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San Quentin
Calif
Willard Arthur Winhoven
Winhoven
Los Angeles
Arms race alleged in Hancock County Georgia sparks federal probe
Governor Jimmy Carter requested an FBI inquiry into reports of an arms buildup between black residents led by John McGown and Sparta officials led by Mayor T M Patterson. McGown heads the Georgia Corp. mission on Human Relations and notes a plan to buy 30 submachine guns. Patterson defends police armament while denying disarmament talks.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
FBI
Hancock County
Sparta
Jimmy Carter
Hancock Sporting Rangers
John McGown
McGown
Georgia Corp
Atlanta Constitution
T. M. Patterson
Eltyts Sixman
Patterson
Atlanta
Sparta High School
County
Florida
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