Weather and local notices from The Daily Record
Weather data from The Daily Record shows 7 am readings with a 67 degree high in the last 24 hours, precipitation totals, sun rise and set times, and a forecast for zone 5 with cooler tonight and a 20 percent chance of rain Friday. Local court, police, and hospital notices list arrivals, admissions, discharges, and fines across several Missouri towns.
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Meather
Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
sPomme de Terre
POW to bury his only son in San Antonio
Lt. Col. Armand J. Myers of San Antonio returned from North Vietnam to bury his 14 year old son Randolph Jay Myers who died when a sand dune caved in on him at Port Arkansas. Myers described his son as a sweet, docile boy and spoke of pride in his grown-up son.
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San Antonio
Tex
Randolph Jay
Randy’ Myers
Port Arkansas
North Vietnam
Armand J. Myers
Bond names NMSU regents in Missouri shuffle
Gov. Christopher S named three appointees to the Board of Regents of Northeast Missouri State University Kirksville with Senate confirmation pending. Albert L. Rendlen Sr Hannibal Republican Samuel A Burk Kirksville Democrat and William R Quinn Maywood Democrat will replace late James F Joe Bruce Harmon Hunt and Mrs Helen Baker whose terms expired.
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Jefferson City
Christopher 5
Bond
Board of Regents
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Albert L. Rendlen
Hannibal
Samuel A. Burk
William R. Quinn
Maywood
Senate
James F. Joe
Bruce Harmon Hunt
Helen Baker
Brookfield
Missouri Legislature Moves on Antitrust and Welfare Bills
The Senate tentatively approves an antitrust bill with amendments capping penalties at 50000 and removes civil penalties while limiting AG subpoena power. It rejects expanding public defender services for juveniles and misdemeanants but keeps a 18 million spending cap for indigents. The House passes a 147 million aid measure for dependent children and relatives and a hospital aid bill detailing fiscal reporting. a separate cost-cutting incentive bill for state workers fails.
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Senate
Edward T. Linehan
D-St. Louis
Missouri House
House
Federal Civil Service Commission
Watergate era turmoil rattles White House staff
Watergate figures and associates face explosive claims about espionage links and staff actions. Former Defense Secretary Melvin Laird rebuffs returns to Washington to assist Nixon, while Jack Anderson says he will halt quoting grand jury transcripts. The Fed is asked to trace $10,000 linked to E Howard Hunt’s wife, and Dooley describes Post polls on Nixon committee responses amid accusations of manipulation.
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Republican National Committee
MGM Records
Post
RNC
George Bush
Rietz
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Washington
Nixon
White House
Marshfield
Wis
South Vietnam
Jack Anderson
Federal Reserve System
E. Howard Hunt
New York State
Washington Post
James Dooley
Nixon Committee
the Post
Dooley
Frank Mankiewicz
George McGovern
School Exhibit At Court House Opens Tonight
Hi Way R 3 and Carter Schools stage their annual exhibit in the courthouse community room. The public may view from 6 to 9 tonight and all day Friday until 7 pm.
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Hi-Way
R-3
Carter
Death of Montgomery City Woman in Train Fatality
Mrs Idella Frank Zumwalt 82 was struck by a Norfolk and Western freight train while walking near her new and old homes. Funeral services set for Friday at Montgomery Baptist Church with Rev Fred Cox presiding. burial in Montgomery City Cemetery. She leaves four children, many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Montgomery City
Idella Frank Zumwalt
Norfolk and Western
Spinsby
Allen Street
Schlanker Funeral
Montgomery Baptist Church
Fred Cox
Larry
Patrick
Charles
Junior
Billie Zumwalt
Bruce McKenzie
Zumwalt
Mineola
Angus
Azora Lee Frank
Montgomery County
Clark Stephens Zumwalt
Ray
Mary) Robinson
Frank Zumwalt
Clark
August
Roy
Marguerite) West
A. D
Martha) Carter
New Florence
Lula Harrison
Graveside Rites For Roy Squires
Roy Lee Squires 52 of Eldon and formerly Jefferson City and Centralia died Tuesday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Kansas City after long illness. He served in World War II, worked as a sales rep for Bankers Life, and is survived by his wife Dixie, a son Bobby, a daughter Cheryl, and other relatives. Graveside services are set for 2:30 p.m. at Centralia City Cemetery following a 11 a.m. service at Phillips Funeral Home Eldon officiated by Rev. Virgil Cox Jr.
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Roy Lee Squires
Eldon
Jefferson City
Centralia
Veterans Administration Hospital
Kansas City
Squires
Richard
Letha Wilson Squires
Dixie Singleton
Bankers Life and Casualty Co
Bobby Squires
Cheryl Squires
Brenda Rothenberger
Butte
Mont
Leonard Squires
Roseburg
Ore
George McCauley
Phillips Funeral Home
Virgil Cox Jr
Cox
Centralia City Cemetery
Funeral Friday For Mr. Herron
Funeral services for Charles T. Herron Sr. will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Agnew Funeral Home in Paris with Rev. Roy Kinder of Paris Baptist Church officiating. Burial follows at Sunset Hills Cemetery in Madison. Visitation at the funeral home. Relatives and neighbors from New Florence Jerseyville and Mexico attended Porter Duckworth’s Wichita funeral.
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Agnew Funeral Home
Charles T. Herron Sr
Roy Kinder
Paris Baptist Church
Sunset Hills Cemetery
Madison
Funeral Home
I.C. Boone
New Florence
Allie Fincke
Jerseyville
Lee Duckworth
Mexico
Wichita, Kan
Porter Duckworth
Martha Emmons 93 dies at Audrain Medical Center
Mrs. Martha Isabelle Emmons, 93, of KD, died this morning after a week as a patient at Audrain Medical Center. Funeral services pending at Maupin in Fulton. Born Oct 30, 1879 in Carrington, she taught 14 years and later counseled 15 years at William Woods College. She was married to James H. Emmons Jr. and survived by her son, two granddaughters, and a California-based husband.
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Martha Isabelle Emmons
Audrain Medical Center
Maupin Funeral Home
Fulton
Martha Isabelle Brooks
Emmons
Carrington
Callaway County
First Baptist Church
King’s Daughters Home
James Horace Emmons Jr
Stephens College
Columbia
Kirksville
Jury selects 13 for Audrain suit over 350000 damages
Thirteen jurors were chosen in Audrain Circuit Court as six law firms opened claims in a multi party suit seeking 35000 dollars in damages from Roy Dean Stewart and others over a Sept 7, 1971 wreck on Highway 22 near Centralia. Bowmans seek 80000 and 20000 against Stewart Harris McBurney Co and Edna Kelton with Stewart counterclaiming 250000. Trial expected to last into next week as extra juror was chosen.
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John A. Bowman
Nelda Bowman
Centralia
Roy Dean Stewart
Jacksonville
Harris McBurney Co
Jackson, Mich
Edna M. Kelton
Rte. 4
Highway 22
Route E
Steart
Thomas I. Osborne
Bowmans
Kelton
David A. Oliver
Major and
Oliver
Columbia
Harris McBurney
Bowman
Brown
D’arline Livingston
Imogene Barnes
Roberst Harris
Wilbur Stuart
Frank, Paxson, Elmer
C. Johnson
Guy: Marshall
Warrenton Man Says He Was Kidnapped
A Warrenton man, Donald Palmer, told police he was forced to drive an armed man from Manchester, a St. Louis suburb, to Rolla, arriving around 6 a.m. after the suspect jumped into his car at a service station Wednesday night and ordered him to drive.
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Rolla
St. Louis
Manchester
Donald Palmer
Warrenton
Palmer
Swallows Evidence And Dies In Bronx Drug Case
New York AP The 30 year old Jairo Landono stopped for a traffic violation and accused of attempting bribery. He swallowed a plastic bag with heroin during arrest and died at a hospital within an hour. Police report he spoke only Spanish and led officers to his apartment with an envelope of 1865 dollars.
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New York
Jairo Landono
Landono
Colombia
Bronx
Third Graders’ Extortion Case Adjudicated Delinquent
Three third grade boys aged 9 11 and 10 were adjudged delinquents by a Juvenile Court in Winston-Salem NC for extorting nearly 1000 from two classmates under threats of beatings or death. The 9 and 11 year olds were bound over to the Board of Juvenile Corrections for detention, while the 10 year old received probation up to two years. One appeal was filed. The hearing lasted three hours and was closed to newsmen. The victims reported escalating demands with payments including two 50s and a 100, with money taken from the fathers’ wallets.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
North Carolina Board of Juvenile Corrections
Abner Alexander
Forsyth County
New Look For Christmas Downtown
Mexico Area Chamber of Commerce retail committee approved a $5,000 plus purchase of new Christmas decorations to light the square this season. Plans include 24 seven foot trees two per pole, two 17 foot gold trees for the courthouse lawn, eight 12 foot candles, and four five foot gold starbursts. Past decorations will be relocated to W. Jackson St. and W. Monroe St. for access to West Plaza. Allen Carriere said the pieces are high quality and should last seven to ten years.
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Mexico Area
W. Jackson St
W. Monroe St
West Plaza
Allen Carriere
Chamber
Flood Crests Reach Historic Levels Across Mississippi Region
The Missouri river crest threatens St Louis at 43.5 feet, highest on record, as floodwaters back up from the Mississippi. Two thousand National Guardsmen assist sandbagging and evacuations while the Coast Guard deploys reservists. Major routes and bridges remain closed across the area.
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Hannibal
Mark Twain
St. Louis
River Des Peres
Mississippi
U.S. Coast Guard
Missouri Highway Patrol
Chester
Tll
Cairo
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