Weather and Public Safety Briefs From Local Area
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show mild, mostly cloudy conditions with periods of showers or thunderstorms possible. Forecasts indicate highs in the 60s to 70s with tonight’s lows in the mid to upper 50s, and a 50 percent chance of rain tonight increasing to 40 percent Friday. The Missouri and Kansas City regions report lake levels, river readings, and extended outlooks through Monday. Public safety notes include a motor vehicle collision with minor damage, a pedestrian incident resulting in minor injuries, and a summons for failure to yield. Local hospitals list recent admissions and births, with several dismissals noted.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Highway Patrol and Court Notices From Local Area
The Daily Record reports a Susan Mary Robinson complaint of theft damage to a garage and doors at 29 Marine Dr. In Callaway County a two car crash on Highway 54 near Biller's Creek injured Miss Margaret Lee Phillips. Other short items note alcohol and driving charges, court fines, stock market data, and local obituaries.
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Mary Robinson
Highway Patrol
Margaret Lee Phillips
Mexico
Callaway County
Fulton
Biller’s Creek
Robert Marshall Linhardt
Jefferson
Linhardt
Ronald Scheuler
Jefferson City
Miss Phillips
Phillips
C. Darrell Phillips
Columbia
Wanda Girard
Vandalia
Kenneth P. Morris
Jonesburg
Lois Kay Nowlin
Holton
Kan
Mark Paul Kluthe
St. Louis
High Hill
Deaths Mrs. Mary Barnes Dies At Paris
Mrs. Mary Barnes 62 died at her sister Grace Mallorys Paris home after years of illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Agnew Funeral Home with burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery. She was born July 19 1910 in West Virginia to Simon and Iva Pitts and is survived by four sisters Mrs. Mallory Mrs. Anna May Incate Mrs. Julie Ramsey and Mrs. Goldie Burns and a brother Johnny Miller.
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Paris
Mary Barnes
Grace Mallory
Agnew Funeral Home
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Barnes
West Virginia
Simon and
Iva Bennet Pitts
Mallory
Anna May Incate
Grafton
W. Va
Julie Ramsey
Goldie Burns
Baltimore
Johny Miller
Wheelan
W, A
James J Landry III Dies In New Orleans Funeral Friday
James J. Landry III, 34, of New Orleans, died Wednesday night after a five year heart illness. Funeral services and burial will be in New Orleans Friday. Memorials may be given to St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Mexico. He was born October 17, 1939 in New Orleans and was a jewelry engraver before his illness. He is survived by his father James J. Landry Jr and his stepmother, his mother, a sister, two nephews and a niece.
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James J. Landry Jr
N. Olive St
James J. Landry III
New Orleans
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Mexico
Mr. Landry
Yancy Rites Time Change
Funeral services for George W. Yancey will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Second Baptist Church of Mexico, instead of 2 p.m. as previously reported.
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George W. Yancey
Second Baptist Church of Mexico
Watergate testimony and hush effort unfold
The milieu centers on Mrs Mitchell seeking public Senate testimony over a deposition while fearing danger amid Watergate cover stories. White House counsel Dean leads the first inquiry, with Magruder now in Commerce policy. Ervin hails aides testifying, Kleindienst withdraws, and Republicans discuss civil suits settlement. Nixon says aides may testify but executive privilege could be invoked.
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Mitchell
Democratic Party
Senate
White House
Dean
Nixon
FBI
Magruder
Haldeman
Commerce Department
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Watergate Investigating Committee
New York Times
Richard Kleindienst
Ervin
Watergate Committee
Watergate notes implicate Magruder with meeting at Justice Dept
The Post cites three White House and campaign sources claiming E. Howard Magruder attended a February 1972 meeting in Mitchell's Justice Department office with Attorney General Dean and G. Gordon Liddy. The report notes possible resignations of Dean and Haldeman, while Nixon pledges suspensions for indicted aides.
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DeVan L. Shumway
Committee For
Dean
White House
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
the Post
Magruder
Committee
Mitchell
Post
Justice Department
G. Gordon Liddy
Nixon
Monthong
New York City
Martha
Ledger Adversement Sparks Savings in Household Goods
Readers notice recurring Ledger ads claiming value in buying everyday household supplies. The alert shopper is urged to compare prices, watch for deals, and maximize earned savings through routine purchases.
Former Perry Woman's Rites There Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Arlene Fisher 81 of Iowa City Iowa were held at Wiskey Funeral Home with Rev C D Howell officiating. Burial followed at Lick Creek Cemetery. She died Monday in Iowa City born April 12 1892 in Ralls County daughter of Charles and Alice Tuttle. She married Herbert Woodford Fisher in 1912 he died November 1947. Survived by two sons Charles and Marvin Fisher of Mexico two daughters Frances Sharon of Iowa City and Gladys Capp of Eagle Mountain California 17 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren.
Earl Warren Jr Divorces Then Remarries in Sacramento
Earl Warren Jr son of the former chief justice, divorced after 17 years and quickly wed Antoinette Mira Buerk a 32 year old legal secretary in a Carmichael courthouse ceremony Warren 42 a Sacramento Municipal Court judge previously won custody of one of his four children in the custody dispute with his ex wife Cleo Patricia Kent last week
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren Jr
United States
Warren
Antoinette Mira Buerk
Carmichael
Cleo Patricia Kent
Hagan Named For MS Campaign in Mexico area
Tim Hagan is named chairman of the 1973 MS Hope Chest Campaign for the Mexico area Howard J Behan announces the St Louis Area Chapter will run the appeal between Mother s Day and Father s Day to fund services for MS patients and families and support research Hagan Clothing Co Mexico Missouri is his workplace The chapter serves eastern Missouri and twenty two southern Illinois counties and provided over 31000 units of service in 1972
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Tim Hagan
Mexico
Howard J. Behan
St. Louis Area
National
Missouri
Iinois
Track Meet Postponed By Rain In Jefferson City Relays
Mexico's track team scheduled for the Jefferson City Relays today will compete tomorrow due to rain. Assistant Principal Dave Wilkerson announced the postponement and noted Mexico's freshman baseball game also has been postponed.
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Mexico
Jefferson City
Poles Join Russia In Space Launch Record
The Soviet Union and Poland launched an unmanned satellite Intercosmos Copernicus 500 to mark the 500th anniversary of Nicolas Copernicus. Tass called it a joint Soviet Polish experiment.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Poland
Nicolas Copernicus
Tass
Dean Emphasizes Change In Teaching
In Amherst AP report Dwight Allen ofUMass School of Education urges teachers to accept technological change and lead it in daily practice. Meanwhile Batesville Ark reports say a tornado struck causing damage to Arkansas College and Central Elementary School with some injuries reported.
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Amherst
Mass
University of Massachusetts School of Education
Dwight Allen
Batesville, Ark
Arkansas College
Batesville
St Louis Banks Raise Prime Rate After Boston Move
Two major St Louis banks Mercantile Trust and Boatmen's National increased their prime lending rate by 0.25 percentage point to 6 percent on Wednesday. First National Bank of Boston had sparked the trend by lifting its rate to 6 percent, prompting others to reassess open market conditions and future levels.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Mercantile Trust
Boatmen’s National
Edwin S. Jones
First National Bank
Donald E. Lasater
Mercantile
Lasater
First National Bank of Boston
Court Clears Doctor Overturned Army Court Martial
Philadelphia AP report says the U S 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a former Army doctor's court martial for refusing to train combat troops for Vietnam. The court struck down two U S military justice articles, a move the ACLU says affects up to 100000 service members since 1951.
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Philadelphia
U.S
South Vietnam
Howard B. Levy
Levy
U.S. 3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Vietnam
Uniform Code of Military Justice
American Civil Liberties Union
Personal Income Surpasses One Trillion Dollars
Washington AP report shows personal income in the United States rising by 6.7 billion in March to an adjusted annual rate of 1,001.2 billion, marking the first time income topped 1 trillion. February's rate was 994.5 billion as wage and salary disbursements climbed 5.7 billion and factory payrolls rose 1.8 billion.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Harper At Home With Accident Injuries
Joseph Harper remained at home in Columbia recovering from injuries after an automobile crash Monday. He had earlier been treated at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia. The collision occurred when his car failed to avoid a left turning vehicle driven by Barbara Oquinn, with Jacqueline McMahon also involved. Oquinn received a summons for boulevard stop.
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Mayme M. Giboney
Dewey Taylor
Tripoli St
Jeff
West Boulevard
Eugene Field School
Joseph Harper
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Columbia Police
Harper
Jacqueline “McMahon
Barbara Oquinn
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