Weather summary and police brief from Daily Record
Official 7:00 a.m. reading notes high 70, low 54, current 56 with trace precipitation. Forecast calls for showers, thunderstorms, warm highs 75–85, humid with 70 percent tonight and 60 percent Wednesday. Police report: theft from a purse, home intrusion in Mexico area. two burglaries and traffic-related citations in magistrate court. river stages logged for several Missouri cities. activity at Audrain Medical Center with admissions and births. various court actions and sheriff reports. Missouri livestock market results and National Stockyards estimates.
Mexico Ledger cattle and lamb market report
The Mexico Missouri Ledger lists livestock prices for heifers 900-1000 lbs at 33.00-24.00, cows 22.50-24.60, calves 44.00-48.00, and sheep with lamb futures. Slaughter lambs steady, ewes higher. spring lambs priced around 31.60 for 105 lb shorn. In Chicago soybeans, wheat, corn, and oats show mixed futures and cash grains. NYSE quotes mixed with RCA and CBS earnings aiding sentiment.
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Ex Marine backs Globe raid report on Tonkin airfield
Boston Globe sources say a former Marine officer corroborates the paper’s claim that a U S task force prepared to raid a North Vietnamese airfield in the Gulf of Tonkin north of the DMZ a year earlier. John Webster, discharged in July after seven years, says the report is correct in every way.
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Vandalia farmer Ray Lamme dies at 83 in Audrain
Ray F. Lamme longtime prominent farmer of the Vandalia Curryville area died at 4 44 p m Monday at Audrain Medical Center after months of ill health He had been admitted to Tri County Nursing Home at Vandalia last July Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at the First Presbyterian Church with burial in Vandalia city cemetery Visitation after 2 p m today at Waters funeral home He was born December 7 1887 in Peabody Kansas to George and Elnora Lamme and married Mary Victoria Sutton March 22 1915 in Curryville They lived in Curryville and Vandalia area until 1961 then moved to Vandalia upon retirement He is survived by a son and eight grandchildren four daughters and four great grandchildren one brother and four sisters plus many other relatives The family is connected with Curryville and Vandalia churches and local civic groups.
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Raymond Victor Lamme
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Hazel) Bland Jr
Don
Clara) Kurtz
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Dorothy) Rose
Jim
Arcle Sue) Inlow
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Mexico
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Bess Geiler
Ethel Naysmith
Leota Burgess
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Delbert
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Theodore Barnes Services To Be 2:30 Wednesday
Funeral services for Theodore Barnes 96 of Mexico will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. George B. Wraith of First Christian Church officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today. Memorials may go to Sunrise Cemetery Association or Twain Haven Nursing Home in Perry.
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Mrs Anna Young Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna T Young, 77, of Route 3 Mexico, were held Sunday afternoon at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. Weldon Forman officiating. Mrs John Willer served as organist. Burial followed in East Lawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Wesly Pehle James Holtkamp Jim Carder Robert Wright Jim Hill and Merl Holtkamp.
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Carter Oration Winners Named
The Carter School civic oration contest on Thursday, sponsored by Modern Woodmen of America, named Lynn Earle winner and David Hagan runner-up in 8th and 5th grades respectively. Five finalists Scott Hagan Janet Welch Chevy Cox Jimmy Cling and India Melson received pins.
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Janet Welch
Chevy Cox
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Laura Correction Pitts
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Goff
Wvo-Nph
Mexico City council approves land deeds and zoning changes
The Mexico City Council finalizes a deed dedication from the Mexico School District near Park South subdivision to secure correct right of way on 8, Fairgrounds St. It vacates Holt St. for MFA storage expansion and loosens liquor code rules including a dancing ban repeal. It approves Elmwood St. design funding and surveys alleys in Fairview Place for urban renewal. New mayor Harold Enslen and Councilman Dr. John Boyce are welcomed.
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W. Monroe St
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A.P. Green Refractories Co
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Snyder
Warner Williams
Oat Crop 79 Percent Planted in Missouri
Missouri oat planting reached 79 percent by last Saturday, up from 77 percent a year earlier. Wheat was in good condition and pastures were fair overall, with southeast counties enjoying better conditions. Farmers had about four suitable field days. plowing was 70 percent done and soil moisture was adequate except in the southwest and south central regions.
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City Cleanup Gets 40 Loads In First Day
City Manager Neil Nielsen reports strong progress in spring cleanup with 40 dump truck loads collected in the northwest quadrant near railroad tracks and Clark Street. Crews planned to finish each area on schedule, with northeast today, southwest Wednesday, and southeast Thursday. Residents cooperate by not placing out large appliances or brush.
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Carera
Goring
Clark St
Nielsen
Death toll from quake nears five thousand in southern Iran
TEHRAN AP The quake toll in southern Iran nears 5000 with 963 killed in Qeer and about 4000 in 44 villages damaged. More than 1000 aftershocks since Monday. Relief efforts resemble a full scale war operation with helicopters planes dropping supplies and doctors flown in as public appeals for blood donors are issued.
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Tehran
Iran
Pars
Qeer
Geophysics Institute
Shiraz University
Shiraz
Saddlebred Club To Meet Tonight in Mexico
The American Saddlebred Pleasure Horse Club plans its second meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 337 S Jefferson Rd, home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Simmons. The group aims to promote Saddlebred riding among young people and invites interested persons to attend.
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S. Jefferson Rd
Missouri House Advances Unemployment Benefits Increase
The Missouri House passed a bill raising unemployment compensation from 57 to 63 dollars weekly, with a plan to reach 65 by January 1, 1974. The measure, sent to Gov. Hearnes, faces Senate revisions and broader budget considerations affecting related tax and public aid reforms.
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Missouri House
Warren E. Hearnes
House
Senate
Donald J. Grabke
D-St. Louis
Thomas D. Graham
John Paulus
Missouri
General Assembly
House Governmental Organization Committee
St. Louis
Missouri Senate
Viet Cong attack shakes Saigon. relief convoy nears An Loc
A sapper blew a charge at an ammunition dump near Saigon, destroying a quarter of stores and wounding a soldier. Maj. Gen. Hollingsworth said a 20,000 man relief column would reach An Loc by Wednesday, with air power and ground forces massing to retake Loc Ninh. North Vietnamese troops reportedly threatened Highway 13 and a hamlet near Quang Tri City faced militiamen defending it.
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Saigon
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U.S
An Loc
Lynn Co. Newland
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An Lac
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Newland
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