Daily Record Market Weather and Public Safety Digest
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show 24 hour highs 78, lows 38, with 4.42 inches month to date. Forecasts call for mild showers in Missouri and Kansas City area with 10 to 40 percent rain chances. Public safety briefs list burglaries, vehicle incidents, hospital admissions, births, and deaths across Audrain County towns. Fire damage reported in Mexico, and multiple DWI and collision cases noted along Route 22 and local streets.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
ST. Louis
du Boonville
Flood relief efforts expand as Mississippi crests feared
The Army Corps ordered evacuation along a 50 mile Mississippi stretch south of Quincy Missouri as flood waters rise to 13 feet above flood stage. Kaskaskia Island residents evacuate again while Red Cross shelters open in Ste Genevieve and St. Marys. Departments prep disaster loans and federal aid amid anticipated higher crests later this week.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Mississippi
Quincy
Mis
Kaskaskia Island
St. Louis
Red Cross
Ste. Genevieve
St. Marys
Clarksville
Winfield
Granite City
Alton
Ill
Missouri
Ilinois
Miami
Cooper County
Boonville
Highway Patrol
U.S. 65
State
Leon Morris
Columbia
Mrs. Mary Dennison Rites Held
Mrs Mary C Dennison 94 of Stoutsville died Friday night at Community Hospital Moberly Funeral services conducted at Agnew Funeral Home Rev James Culpepper Paris Methodist Church officiated burial in Stoutsville Cemetery Pallbearers named including Knolhoff Loutenschlager Walkup Gibbs Hughes Crigler Born June 16 1878 in Timnois she is survived by nephew Claud Wright of Southwest City and stepson Carl Dennison postmaster at Stoutaville
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Paris
Mary C. Dennison
Stoutsville
Moberly
Agnew Funeral Home
James Culpepper
Paris Methodist Church
Harry Knolhoff
Otto Loutenschlager
Roy Walkup
Carman Gibbs
Charles Hughes
George Crigler
Dennison
Timnois
Claud Wright
Southwest City
Carl Dennison
Stoutaville
Retired Minister Dies At Paris
The Rev. Daniel G. Clarkson seventy-something died Saturday at Plain View Rest Home at 5 30 pm Funeral services are set for 2 30 pm Tuesday at AME Church led by Rev Harvey L Vaughn with Rev Layman Troy assisting The church choir and pianist Mrs Ursula Summers will perform Burial will be Walnut Grove Cemetery pallbearers will be district ministers Clarkson a former Paris Church pastor had recently retired and had no surviving relatives
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Paris
Daniel G. Clarkson
Plain View Rest Home
AME Church
Harvey L. Vaughn
Layman Troy
Ursula Summers
Walnut Grove
Clarkson
Charles W. Lingenfelter Rites Tuesday
WELLSVILLE Charles W. Lingenfelter 74 of Wellsville died Saturday at Audrain Medical Center after a long illness Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday at Myers Funeral Home Elder Fisk of Sunnydale Academy will officiate Burial is in Wellsville Cemetery Visitation 7 to 8 30 p m at the funeral home He was born July 19 1898 in Rutledge son of Wilfred and Ellen Merrick Lingenfelter Survived by his wife former Sarah Miller three daughters LaVaughn Smith Columbia Il Betty Pugh St Charles and Anna Lee Smith Fayette ten grandchildren one great grandchild a brother and three sisters He was a former fireman at the Wellsville Fire Brick Co.
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Wellsville
Charles W. Lingenfelter
Audrain Medical Center
Myers Funeral
Fisk
Sunnydale Academy
Wellsville Cemetery
Mr. Lingenfelter
Rutledge
Wilfred
Ellen Merrick Lingenfelter
Sarah Miller
LaVaughn Smith
Columbia
Betty Pugh
St. Charles
Anna Lee Smith
Fayette
Wellsville Fire Brick Co
Watergate Funeral Rites for Nova Lyle
Watergate era obituary notes Nova William Lyle of Kansas City died Saturday morning. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Precht Pickering funeral home with Rev. Jerry Ostrom of Centennial Baptist Church officiating. Burial follows in Elmwood Cemetery. Lyle was a brother of Mrs. Lawrence Precht of 320 Jackson Sr. and a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge.
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Nova William Lyle
Kansas City
Mexico
Precht Pickering
Jerry Ostrom
Centennial Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Lyle
Lawrence Precht
Meet the Press
Jackson Sr
Brooke
Odd Fellows Lodge
Petersen Shouldn't Head Investigation Says Rep Reuss
Rep Henry S Reuss criticized Assistant Attorney General Henry Petersen for leading the Watergate financial probe. He urged the President to remove Petersen and appoint an outside, uncompromised investigator. Reuss noted he had proposed that investigation chair Wright Patman take over last August.
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Petersen
Rep. Reuss
Washington
Henry Petersen
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Reuss
House Banking Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Fifth Victim Dies From House Fire in Raymondville
In Raymondville Missouri, Billy Michael Cooper nine died at University of Missouri Medical Center becoming the fifth victim of the April 15 house fire. His father Bennie Dean Cooper remains hospitalized with burn injuries and four Cooper children had already perished. The dead include Bennie Charles Cooper eighteen Beverly Ann Barbara eleven and Betty Jean Faulkenberry fourteen.
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Colu? Bia
Billy Michael Cooper
Raymondville
University of Missouri Medical Center
Bennie Dean Cooper
Cooper
Bennie Charles Cooper
Beverly Ann Barbara
Betty Jean Faulkenberry
Peoria, Ill
Girl Born to Wohlbolds at Audrain Medical Center
A daughter was born at 7 15 p m Sunday at Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Donald G Wohlbold of Wellsville Route 2. The baby weighed nine pounds two ounces. Mr Wohlbold is employed by A P Green Refractories Co.
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Audrain Medical Center
Donald G. Wohlbold
Wellsville
Route 2
Wohlbold
A.P. Green Refractories Co
MacPherson Ranks High In Patrol Drug Law Class
Michael MacPherson of Mexico completed a two week drug school April 9 20 at the Missouri State Highway Patrol Training Academy in Jefferson City ranking fourth highest in a class of 651. He received a certificate from Gov. Christopher Bond as the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs US Department of Justice sponsored the program. MacPherson is a special investigator for the Audrain County prosecuting attorney and works with the Mexico Public Safety Department and county sheriff. He joined the public safety department November 25 1971 and has been a special investigator since February this year.
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Michael MacPherson
Mexico
Missouri State Highway Patrol Training Academy
Jefferson City
Christopher Bond
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, US
Department of Justice
MacPherson
Audram County
River convoy reaches Phnom Penh under fire
Saigon reports a multi- vessel river convoy carrying fuel and rice reached Phnom Penh despite ambushes on the Mekong. One South Korean tanker was struck by mortar fire, one crewman died and three were wounded. Several vessels carried petroleum and rice for Cambodia amid ongoing clashes and cross-border shelling.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Mekong
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
Hong Ngu
Hue
Phu Cu
Hanoi
United States
Thailand
Lon Nol
High Court to rule on Indian welfare benefits scope
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a government appeal challenging an appellate ruling extending federal welfare benefits to all Indians, not just those on reservations. The decision could double eligibility to about 827,000 and reduce funds for reservation Indians, with oral arguments set for next fall or winter and a June 1974 term end.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
U.S. Circuit Court
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chesterfield County
Dewipes
Washington State
Reader's Digest
Congress
Ramon Ruiz
Ajo
Ariz
Ruiz
Department of Interior
U.S
Erwin N. Griswold
Kissinger Outlines Atlantic Charter Revival Plan
Henry Kissinger told AP editors that Nixon seeks a new Atlantic Charter with Europe this year to ease economic frictions and keep U.S. forces in Europe. He urged a joint effort with Britain Italy West Germany and France and said talks will shape a charter before Nixon travels to Europe. The plan emphasizes a continued U.S. military role and balanced defense costs, plus forthcoming NATO negotiations on force reductions. Also noted: a Rolla Missouri baby Jill Marie, born to Lyle and wife with siblings and grandparents named.
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New York
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
America
U.S
Europe
Associated Press
Kissinger
Britain
Italy
West Germany
France
United States
Atlantic
NATO
Japan
Vietnam
Indochina
Seven Senators Meet Brezhnev In Moscow Talks About Trade
A seven-member U S Senate Commerce Committee delegation met Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev in Moscow for about three hours to discuss East West trade and possible easing of barriers. They reportedly focused on legislative hurdles to expanding trade while the Soviets offered to widen economic ties. the talks did not mention Jewish emigration demands. The delegation, led by Vance Hartke, also discussed the broader Soviet American trade package awaiting congressional action.
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Moscow
U.S
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Tass
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
United States
Senate Commerce Committee
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Israel
Indiana
Vance Hartke
James B. Pearson
Kan
J. Ilenn Beall Jr
R-Md
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Howard W. Cannon
Nev
Frank Moss
Utah
Nixon Returns to Florida White House After Bahama Trip
President Nixon flew back to the Florida White House from Grand Cay Island after an 18 hour stay in the Bahamas with C G (Bebe) Rebozo and Gerald L Warren said the trip was routine. He attended Easter services at Key Biscayne Presbyterian Church with his family and ministers urged moral renewal amid Watergate headlines. Julie David Eisenhower Cox and others posed for Easter photos at the Biscayne Bay residence. Julie and David planned to return to Washington while Mrs Nixon stayed in Florida.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Florida White House
Grand Cay Island
Bahamas
Atlantic
Florida
C. G
Bebe) Rebozo
Gerald L. Warren
Washington
Warren
Key Biscayne Presbyterian Church
John A. Huffman Jr
Huffman
Tricia
Julie
David Eisenhower
Edward Cox
Biscayne Bay
Rehozo
Cox
Ft. Benning
David
White House
Baby Candace Lynn Kimbley Born in Bellflower
Candace Lynn Kimbley, six pounds ten ounces, born at 2 41 a.m. Sunday at Audrain Medical Center to Mrs. Vernon L Kimbley of Bellflower and husband employed by Mexico City Housing Authority. The couple’s children include Vickie 18 Joe 17 Ronnie 17 Jackie 15 and John 12. Grandmother is Hattie Love of Bellflower. Also listed: Billy J. McCurdy and wife of Vandalia Route 2 welcomed a son at Audrain Medical Center at 5 39 p.m. Saturday. Mr. McCurdy works for Louisiana Manufacturing Co. Lois Graf, patient at Boone County Hospital, home for Easter with parents and plans to return to Audrain MC for observation.
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Audrain Medical Center
Mary Frances Robinson
Lindell Elliott
J. Frank Atkinson
Jay Randal
Crystal L. Gipson
Paul M. Dobbs
James H. Elzea Jr
Paul W. Turner
Lorie A. Taylor
Randy D. Jennings
Elmer Jacobsmeyer
Jimmy Chapman
James Utterback
Lowell Fisher
Jay H. Gourley Jr
Reginald Mudd
Mexico
Martin E. Fennewald
Harold Jenkins
Katie Garnett
Laddonia
John Farnen
Montgomery City
Melburn H. Isgrig
Thompson
Clarence Drew II
Centralia
Leo Giesler
Fulton
Janette Vomund
Martinsburg
David H. Downing
Higbee
Bonnie L. Wallen
Farber
Tom C. Davidson
Carol M. Arendall
John H. Baker Jr
William Nichols
Thomas Long
Albert Biggers
Frances McCord
Robert Goff
Edwin Mills
Lester Meeks
Glenn Barres
John A. Jones Sr
Homer Banks
Edward Reading
Middletown
Ronald Elsbury
Madison
Elmer Grimwood
Everett Clark
Clayton MecLuckie
Columbia
Kay G. Atkinson
Auxvasse
Earl Trogden
Doris Seiler
Wellsville
Charles M. Allen
Lyle F. Janes
Rolla
Jill Marie
Cynthia
Janet
James Griffith
Gene Lierly
Ibbie McGhee
King’s Daughters Home
Vernon L. Kimbley
Bellflower
Kimbley
City of Mexico
Billy J. McCurdy
Vandalla
Route 2
McCurdy
Louisiana Manufacturing Co
Louisiana
Lois Graf
Boone County
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Cours
Ralph Gallop
Joe Hatfield
Liberty St
Melvin R. Rice
Coal St
Rice
Kennedy
Howard Gayle Riechers
Marvin Griffith
Missouri St
Jefferson
Whitley St
Riechers
Mary Stevens
Patty Jane Druger
Wilmer Lynn King
King
Stevens
Marvin Ernest Clardy
New Florence
West Milton Street
Clardy
William Henry Finke
Finke
Barnes Hospital
Arthur Brown
Summit St
James L. Stubblefield
Donald Hugene Hammers
Benny Bob Marth
J. Rockne Calhoun
Patricia Gall March
Gary Leon Hanson
Monroe County
National Stockyards
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Mo. Dept. of Agr. Mns
Marty Schroeder
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Salant Corp
Jefferson City Memorial
Tobin
Mary Dennison
Watergate
Patrol
Jill Marie Janes
Senators
Agrippa
Candace Lynn Kimbley
McCurdys
Miss Graf
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