Weather and local notices from Missouri paper
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show 24 hour high 52 low 31 with 33 at 7 a.m. April rainfall totals 3.75 in month to date and 8.57 year to date. Forecast partly cloudy warm tonight with mid 90s low, Sunday scattered showers then 60s. Extended look through Wednesday cooler 60s 40s with chances of rain. Hospital admits from Audrain Medical Center list 20 names across several towns. numerous discharges. Marriage licenses: Rodney Stephens and Arden Boyer of Sturgeon. Public safety: minor collision on Green Boulevard with no injuries. drivers named Gibbs and Sales.
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Missouri
William F. Gibbs
E. Breckenridge
William L. Sales
Independence
Green Boulevard
Huntingfield Road
Lary Sandland
W. Love
Burglary Suspect Held as Items Recovered in Farm Theft
The Daily Record reports Larry Dean Cross is held on burglary suspicion after 17 stolen items from Walter Wyss's Route HH farmhouse were recovered. Cross was taken into custody in Auxvasse by Callaway officers for the Audrain sheriff. Also noted are yesterday's grain, stock market figures, and a Vietnam era asylum appeal from Edward G. Lansdale to President Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Dean Cross
Walter Wyss
Cross
Auxvasse
Callaway County
Audrain County
New Probe In King Killing Is Sought
In Memphis on the seventh anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr death civil rights leaders urged a fresh inquiry into who financed the killing and whether the FBI or CIA helped. Jesse Jackson and Ralph Abernathy pressed for accountability, suggesting wider involvement beyond James Earl Ray and implicating government power structures.
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Memphis, Tenn
Martin Luther King Jr
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Jesse Jackson
King
CIA
Jackson
CTA
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
James Earl Ray
Abernathy
Washington, D.C
Ray
Memphis
Martin
Audrain County Democratic Club to Meet Wednesday
The Audrain County Democratic Club will convene at 6 30 p m in the Social room of the Farm and Home building. Guest speaker to address the gathering, with light refreshments. Public welcome, as stated by president Bill Crow.
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Democratic Club
Audrain County
Bill Crow
Ford seeks 1976 extension of unemployment benefits plan
President Ford announced in California that he will ask Congress to extend the supplemental unemployment benefits program through the end of 1976, expanding to 65 weeks and extending the temporary program to 39 weeks. He proposed built in termination if unemployment falls to a specified level and aimed to target resources to high unemployment areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ford
Congress
California
San Francisco Bay Area Council
Capitol Hill
Power Com Adoption Agencies political fund revealed
Missouri Public Service Co of Kansas City faces possible loss of its operating franchise after a PSC audit uncovered an employee political fund called the Western Missouri Good Government Club. 45 supervisors contributed 1 percent of salaries. a 1 percent merit raise funded the club. Company officials say contributions were personal money and voluntary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Bradley JR
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Co
Kansas City
Missouri Public Service Commission
Missouri
Western Missouri Good Government Club
Leland Curtis
PSC
James Stephens
Stephens
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Curtis
Clayton Hook Suffers Minor Injuries in Route 54 Crash
Clayton Hook, 79, of Auxvasse, treated and released at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico after a 11:40 a m Thursday collision on Highway 54 one-tenth mile west of Route B. Hook, making a U turn, collided with a pickup driven by James D. Smith, 24, New Bloomfield. Hook cited for failing to yield. Smith cited for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Hook
Auxvasse
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Highway Patrol
Hook
James D. Smith
New Bloomfield
Highway 54
Route B
Agencies and groups aiding South Asian war orphans
Washington AP lists adoption agencies and private groups assisting war orphans from South Asia. Named organizations include Holt Children's Services in Eugene Oregon, International Social Services in New York, Catholic Relief Services in New York, World Vision in Monrovia California, Friends of the Children of Vietnam in Denver, Friends For All Children in Boulder, Emergency Committee to Save the Babies in Vienna Virginia, Council on Adoptable Children in Palisades Washington, and Food for Children of Vietnam with Linda Conrad in Lexington Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Holt Children's Services
P.O
Eugene
Ore
International Social Services
E. 46Th St
New York
N.Y
Catholic Relief Services
First Ave
World Vision
W. Huntington Drive
Monrovia
Calif
Friends of the Children of Vietnam
Gilpin
Denver
Colo
Friends For
Boulder
Emergency Committee To
Vienna
Council On Adoptable Children
Palisades Station
Washington, D.C
Food For Children of
Vietnam
Linda Conrad
Ceder St
Lexington
Maas
Northeast Storm Dims After Nationwide Snow Outbreak
The Northeast digs out from a spring storm that dumped up to three feet of snow and gusts to 90 mph, killing more than a dozen in the region and contributing to over 50 deaths in the Chicago area. Warnings from Connecticut to Maine persist as rivers flood and temperatures drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Upper Midwest
Chicago
New England
Connecticut
Maine
New York
Vermont
New Hampshire
Kentucky
Washington, D.C
National Weather Service
Mt. Killington
Pennsylvania
Maryland
O'Hare International Arport
Midwest
Mississippi
Bomb Raid Arrests Four In Hearst Hideout
An armed raiding party arrested four persons and seized bomb materials in an apartment where Patricia Hearst was believed to hide, though she was not present. Police found Red Guerrilla Family literature and bomb making gear guarded by two guard dogs. no injuries reported. Hearst, abducted in 1974, is sought on robbery charges while associates Harris and Yoshimura face 1972 bomb or related counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menlo Park
Calif
Patricia Hearst
Red Guerrilla Family
Standard Oil Co
San Francisco
Ford
Miss Hearst
FBI
California Department of Corrections
Menlo Park Police
Organized Crime Unit
San Mateo County Sheriff's Office
Charles Bates
Randolph A. Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Emily
William Harris
Wendy Yoshimua
Pennsylvania
San Francisco Bay Area
Spurling Inquest To Be Completed At Mexico Police Station
The inquest into the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Spurling will be completed at 7 p m Tuesday at the Mexico police station Coroner Connie Pickering said. The couple were found at 1010 S Calhoun St. The coroner previously said the deaths appeared to be murder and suicide with Mr Spurling killing his wife and then turning the rifle on himself. A coroner s jury was summoned earlier and has waited for lab blood and ballistics results.
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Shannon Spurling
Mexico
Connie Pickering
Spurling
S. Calhoun St
Lt Staples calls home to assure mother he is safe
Mrs Merle Robinson of 329 S Missouri St received a call Friday afternoon from her son First Lt Sidney Staples 30 a navigator on an Air Force C5A Galaxy transport plane. He said he was not on the plane that crashed near Saigon carrying 296 aboard. Staples is based at Travis AFB California and noted he might be called for evacuation flights without notice.
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Merle Robinson
Missouri St
Sidney Staples
Saigon
Robinson
Staples
Travis Air Force Base
California
Vietnam
Music festival ensembles showcase across counties and schools
The page lists numerous vocal and instrumental groups from Louisiana, New Franklin, Glasgow, Wright City, Madison, and others, detailing choir, madrigal, sextet, quartet, and quintet entries with school associations like Clopton, Westran, Van-Far, Monroe City, and MMA. It notes multiple performers across brass, flute, clarinet, and saxophone categories, reflecting a large regional music festival with many participating schools.
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New Franklin
Glasgow
Louisiana
Winge
Clopton
Westran
Fayette
Montgomery City
Winfield
Wright City
Randolph Northeast
Mark Twain
Monroe City
Paris
MMA
Howard
South Callaway
Wise
Oliver
Harrison
Bueneman
Johnson
Centralia
Barnes
Hartman
Maximovich
Mexico
Bryson
Mathews
Kern
Higbee
Penn
North Callaway
Newcomb
Van-Far
Lute
Madison
Carlson
Girls Trio
Madrigal
Brown
Whitmore
Hendricks
Quattrocchi
Wesselean
Langerud
Holman
Sturgeon
Brooks
Wasson
Poor
Community
Herzberg
Elsberry
Willis
Ferguson
Nixon
Gnade
Seeley
Forsythe
Battery
Ashland
Glaser
Crane
Forsyth
Girls
Taylor
Hinch
Dearing
Ensor
Kinder
New Bloomfield
Schuster
Clapton
Rhinehart
Linhart
Zike
Stewart
Silex
Langewisdh
Ledford
Hallsville
Farris
Walden
Robinson
Coleman
Truster
Levings
Wilmsmeyer
Cowley
Watson
Grossglasser
Goodin
Tallman
Burwell
Wellsville-Middletown
Malnix
Choate
Barker Acquitted in Bank Charges Case in Kansas City
Alexander J. Barker was found innocent in federal court of misapplying bank funds for illegal political contributions. Judge John M. Oliver credited efforts to curb improper financing while noting lack of proof of a $7,500 bonus to Rudolph E. Zatezalo to aid Hubert Humphrey’s 1968 campaign. The derailed second indictment alleged Civic Plaza's $30,000 loan to a Democratic faction.
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Kansas. City
Alexander J. Barker
Kansas City
John M. Oliver
Bert C. Hurn
U.S
Missouri
Barker
Rudolph E. Zatezalo
Civic Plaza National Bank
Zatezalo
Hubert Humphrey
Oliver
Humphrey
Civic Plaza
Warren E. Hearnes
Mark Twain
Flute
Sanders
Centralia
Lankson
Mma
Blumer
Hallsville
Slater
Clopton
Kinder
Paris
Squires
North Callaway
Reid
Elsberry
Bennett
Walden
Hallaville
Clark
New Bloomfield
Grigher
Wellsville-Middletown
Van-Far
Patterson
Louisiana
van- Far
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John A. Brashear
Lena Turnbough
Lillian L. Cromwell
Phil Becker
Mary J. Schroeder
Alice M. Torreyson
Beatrice M. Fecht
Vanda D. Noe
John P. Terry
Curryville
Althea Hampton
Laddonia
Michael Hutcheson
Ted R. Mottaz
Vandalia
J. Keith Davis
Jimmie W. Lovelace
Middletown
Velma Stalcup
Marvin L. Sparks
Shelbina
Robert Tribble
William Little
Mae Jean Butler
John Knight
Alice R. Martens
Sterling D. Parrott
Fred Albers
Don McCord
Robert Dibble
Janice E. Fair
Mary
Ruby Thomson
Tricia R. Ahrens
Martinsburg
James M. Charlton
Steedman
Columbia
Rodney Lynn Stephens
Arden Patricia Boyer
the Daily Record
Market Report
MFA
Fowles Grain Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetteran
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
A.B. Chance
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart 1844
State Department
Hanoi
Air Force
Edward G. Lansdale
Lansdale
United States
AUS. Navy
Adm
Lorenzo S. Sabin
Montgomery County
Kathleen Ann Abeln
Linda Diane Kosfeld
St. Louis
Tyrell Orr
Gene Austin Freels
College Park
Richard Braddy
Lake Wales
Fla
AFL Cio
George Meany
Meany
Labor Department
Pany
SUN
Fastinnicaie
Dirty Neil” Morgan Paull
Uoberg Ah Preahee
Hernia
LerTavy
Liberty Mexico
America
Presser Hall
Pack’s
Jay’s Iga
Jaycee
Lt. Staples
Mother
Kelly
Kelly's
Foundation
Kelly Furniture
Hiway
Little Dixie Drive-In
Showtime
Liberty
Ele Newman
Fabel
Steve McQueen
Faye Dunaway
Alex Barker
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