Toxic fog evacuation in Chicago eases after chemical leak
About 14,000 residents from Altgeld Gardens and nearby homes were evacuated as silicon tetrachloride leaked from an 18 inch tank spilling 100 gallons a minute. The cloud stretched five miles long and half a mile wide, later drifting from residential to industrial areas. A temporary hospital and high school shelter were used as 30 people were treated with dizziness and eye irritation. five admitted. Officials planned further foam treatment after spreading fuel oil. Governor Walker ordered National Guard assistance to prevent looting and manage the evacuation.
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Chicago
Civil Defense
Altgeld Gardens
Eular Terry
Maxine Durham
Fire Department
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Daniel Walker
Illinois National Guard
Gunmen raid Bell estate steal $20.4 million in art
A nine member raiding party believed to be IRA members stormed Sir Alfred Bell's Irish country home late Friday night, seizing 19 paintings including a Vermeer valued at 7.2 million. The blit was quick, seven minutes, and the thieves fled with works by Vermeer Hals Goya Reubens Velasquez Guardi Moreelse Ruisdael and Metaus. The alarm failed to deter the raid and Bell noted many works were insured. Police suspect ransom aims to free jailed guerrillas.
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Blessington
Ireland
Alfred Bell
James White
Dublin
National Gallery
Beit
London
Bell
South Africa
Clementine
Anite
Vermeer
Franz Hals
Goya
Reubens
Gainaborough
Velasquez
Guardi
Moreelse
Ruisdael
Metaus
Irish Republican Army
Trish Republic
Bavaria
Dulwich College Art Gallery
Mitchell Stans jury rereads evidence in conspiracy trial
New York The Mitchell Stans jury resumed deliberations for a third day in the criminal conspiracy case. They reread trial testimony on Mitchell perjury counts and sought more information on the conspiracy charge involving a $200000 Vesco cash contribution to Nixon’s 1972 re election campaign. Vesco fled after being indicted.
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New York
Cabinet
John N. Mitchell
Maurice H. Stans
Aginst Mitchell
U.S
Lee P. Gagliardi
Mitchell
Stans
Robert Vesco
Vesco
Nixon
Securities and Ex- Change Commission
Veeco
Civ
SEC
New Jersey
MMA Dramateers Present Three One-Act Plays at Academy Gym
Missouri Military Academy's Dramateers stage three one act plays Saturday night in the academy gymnasium open free to the public. Director Major Courtney Durham notes the programs are 500 Reward by Arthur Leroy Kaser The Pedestrian by Ray Bradbury and City Sketches by Richard W Harris with Cadets Donn Hall Laurence Harrod as assistants and Mark Donnelly Hall Tim Adams as unit directors. Cast includes Bill Tweedie Vince Lindwedel Tom Yust Tom Corbitt Keith Schene werk Charles Shields Mark Donnelly Kay Carlson and Dave Ingraham for 500 Reward with Harrod Hall and Jack Peters in The Pedestrian. City Sketches features Adams Tom Zindler Steve Cathcart Jeff Cole Dan Keen an Mike Goldstein Brent Lanham Rich Embser and Mike Wrage.
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Missouri Military Academy
Courtney Durham
Arthur Leroy Kaser
Ray Bradbury
Richard W. Harris
Donn Hall
Laurence Harrod
Mark Donnelly
Hall
Tim Adams
Bill Tweedie
Jefferson City
Vince Lindwedel
St. Louis
Tom Yust
Crewe Coeur
Tom Corbitt
Batavia
Iil
Keith Schenewerk
Ashland
Charles Shields
Washington
Mexico City
Kay Carlson
Fenton
Mich
Dave Ingraham
Chesterfield
Harrod
Chicago
Louisville
Jack Peters
Wheeling
Adams
Urbandale
Town
Tom Zindler
Arlington Heights
Ill
Steve Cathcart
Elmhurst
Jeff Cole
Dan Keenan
Florissant
Mike Goldstein
Olivette
Brent Lanham
Springfield
Rich Embser
Branson
Mike Wrage
Valentine
Neb
Wrong Man Shot In Own Apartment
Portland police in a manhunt after a hit and run left patrolman Richard Huggins shot. Frank Joseph Brauner Jr., 42, was wounded in his own apartment when police searched for the alleged suspect and opened fire after Brauner returned home. Brauner says he did not hear any commands before the shooting.
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Portland
Ore
Frank Joseph Brauner Jr
Brauner
Richard Huggins
Huggins
Brouner
AMT
Retribution From Jurors
A St. Louis County jury awarded $12 to a Bridgeton woman who said her husband lost sexual interest after a 1972 auto accident. The defendant must also pay $200 for personal injuries and $351 for property damages. A juror quipped they awarded $6 a day for sitting in court.
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Clayton, Mo
St. Louis County
Bridgeton
Vatican Documents Claim Warning On Jews Sent To Death
Vatican released WWII papers showing papal envoy Burzio warned on March 9 1942 that 80000 people were being deported to Poland and left to German mercy. The volumes say Burzio lacked knowledge of the deportees destination and that German officials blocked Vatican humanitarian efforts while Pope Pius XII sought to aid all within his power regardless of race or religion.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Holy See
Poland
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Msgr
Giuseppe Burzio
Nazi Germany
Burzio
Berlin
Cesare Orsenigo
Piu
Pius XII
Huddlestons Welcome Son At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Donalid E Huddleston of Auxvasse are the parents of a son born Friday at the Audrain Medical Center. The baby weighed eight pounds seven ounces. Mr Huddleston is employed by Moon.
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Donalid E. Huddleston
Auxvasse
Audrain, Medical Center
Huddleston
Moon
Zebra Manhunt Rages On After Court Ruling
San Francisco mayor vows to push the Zebra search despite a judge ordering an end to blanket stop and search. Atty general and police say the drive to curb a series of murders and armed assaults continues with new tactics, amid protests and civil rights suits.
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San Francisco
Joseph Alloto
Aliato
U.S
Alfonso Zirpoli
Zirpoli
Atty
Thomas O'Connor
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Donald Scott
Mrs Halliburton Dies In Michigan
Eliza Sophia Halliburton, 83, of Chesen Michigan and former Mexico resident, died early today. Funeral services are pending at Precht Pickering Funeral Home. She lived in Mexico from 1924 to 1956 before moving to Michigan. Surviving son Harold R. Halliburton of Pinckney Michigan.
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Eliza Sophia Halliburton
Chesen
Mich
Mexico
Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
Halliburton
Michigan
Harold R. Halliburton
Pinckney
Miss Graf Accepted for Central Methodist College
Miss Lois J. Graf daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Graf Rte 5 Mexico has been accepted for the 1974 fall term at Central Methodist College.
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Payette
Lois J. Graf
Robert Graf
Rte. 5
Mexico
Central Methodist College
Mrs Myrtle Riley Dies Rites Sunday
Myrtle E Riley 89 of Centralia died Thursday morning at her home 904 Rolling St Funeral services 2 p.m. Sunday at Pickering Funeral Home with Rev Joe Acuff of First Baptist Church Centralia officiating Burial in Centralia City Cemetery She was born July 16 1890 in Centralia and married Alexander Riley June 3 1894 in Centralia He preceded her in death A step daughter Mrs Richard Murphy and cousins survive Calling hours after 2 p.m. today until service time at Pickering Funeral Home Centralia
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Pickering Funeral Home
Joe Acuff
First Baptist Church
Centralia
Centralia City
Riley
Alexander Riley
Richard Murphy
Pickering
Mrs. Frank Edwards Dies At 71 In Montgomery City
Mrs. Corinne Ann Edwards, 71, of Montgomery City, died of an apparent heart attack at home Friday. Services 10:30 a.m. Monday at Montgomery City Baptist Church. burial in Montgomery City Cemetery. Eastern Star services Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Schlanker Funeral Home. Survived by daughter Deloris Welsh of St. Louis, son William Edwards of Ballwin, five grandchildren. Preceded in death by a sister. Affiliated with Montgomery City Baptist Church and local Eastern Star, Royal Neighbors, and White Shrine chapters.
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Montgomery City
Frank
Corinne Ann) Edwards
Montgomery County
George
Emma Guill Thompson
Eyats Edwards
William
Deloris) Welsh
St. Louis
William Edwards
Ballwin
Edwards
Cecil McCoy of Sturgeon Dies at 51
Cecil Edward McCoy 51 of Sturgeon died at Boone County Hospital in Columbia after a lingering illness. Funeral services set for Monday at Meadow and Son Funeral Home with Rev. James Talbert officiating. burial in Mt. Horeb Cemetery. Survived by wife Dorothy Louise Moffett and three sons, plus four sisters and four brothers. He was a construction worker, Baptist Church member, and Mason.
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Centralia
Cecil Edward McCoy
Sturgeon
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Meadow and Son Funeral Home
James Talbert
Mt. Horeb
Mr. McCoy
Schuyler County
Logan
Keokuk
Towa
Erma Johansen
California
Mabel Grey
Memphis
McCoy
Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Weather and Public Safety Update from The Daily Record
Weather brief swirls through Missouri with warm, partly cloudy skies and a chance of thunderstorms. Local hospital notes admissions, births, and dismissals. public safety logs report a minor collision and a one car rollover with minor injuries. Police magistrate court charges include licenses, registrations, speeding, and intoxicated driving.
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Missouri
Melvin Wayne Todd Jr
Josephine Loretta Playter
Laddonia
Washington
Monroe Streets
Teporta
James V. Wilson
Pollock Pant
Michael L. O'Connor
Route 1
Rush Hill
Stocks Edge Higher With Mixed Dow Jones Figures
On the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Robbie Brooks closed at 2 percent, Dresser Industries at 42 percent, Interco 245 percent, Kaiser Aluminum 23 percent, Panhavidle Eastern Pipeline 28 percent, Ralston Purina 41 percent, US Gypsum common 19 percent, US Gypsum preferred 244 percent, and Wal-Mart 16 percent. Trade activity shows varied gains and declines across several major firms.
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Pateraree
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhafidle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Johnsons welcome second child Rhonda Lynn in Mexico
Rhonda Lynn Johnson GMG and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson Jr. of Gulfport Miss. are the parents of their second child a daughter born at 406 p m Friday at the Audrain weighing eight pounds one ounce named Rhonda Lynn Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson Sr and Mr and Mrs Albert Bruckerhoff all of Mexico A son Erik is 3 Johnson is stationed with the U S Navy in Guam Mrs Lee Roe of Mexico previously a patient at Stribline House has been moved to Monroe Manor Nursing Home in Paris
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Audrain Medical Center
James H. Roberts
William Hancox
Thomas W. Green
Jimmy L. Peery
Garland Kelsay
Larry Brumback
Jeffrey Allen
James Nickens
Leslie Key
Mexico
Rose B. Fennewald
Martinsburg
George Elledge
LaBell
Evans Kern
Moberly
Barney Pemberton
Kingdom City
Jesse J. Groves
James Young
Centralia
Em L. Wilkerson
Santa
Edith Maupin
Montgomery City
Ralph A. Mollet
Julia A. Culwell
Charles Spires
Vandalia
Harold W. Littrell
Thompson
Doug Nehring
Auxvasse
Donald E. Huddleston
Kenneth H. Johnson Jr
Henry Adkisson Jr
Robert Yates
Charles Rose
Earil Woolfolk
John F. Trindle
Lauren Worley
Lawrence Brand
Joe Eckley
Irene Vowell
John F. Marshall
Earl McGruder
Lena Turnbo
Ray Bac Heche
GMG
Kenneth Johnson Jr
Gulfport
Miss
Rhonda Lynn
Kenneth Johnson Sr
Albert Bruckerhoff
Erik
GMG Johnson
U. S. Navy
Guam
Lee Roe
Stribline House
Monroe Manor
Paris
College Test roll call of names across Missouri towns
A list of student names and hometowns appears to reflect a college test roster or seating of participants. Names include Jeremiah Abbot Paris Anthony Albus Laddonia Mary Authur Laddonia Sue Bahr Mexico Kenneth Bentley Fulton and many more across Fulton Jefferson City Mexico Wellsville Martinsburg and other locales.
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Jeremiah Abbot
Paris
Anthony Albus
Laddonia
Mary Authur
Sue Bahr
Mexico
Kenneth Bentley
Fulton
Faye Bertels
Joyce Bertelg
Philip Boglef
Jefferson City
Stephen Botkin
Dee Ann Brown
Billie Dearley
Joan Christopher
Karen Deimeke
Martinsburg
Jack Dodgen
Wellsville
Floyd Downard
Mary Jean
Toni Moorhead
Karen Morts
Mokane
Kenneth Nelson
Michael Parnell
Centralia
Lynda Real
Arista Ruga
Rhineland
Karla Shay
Debra Shepard
Montgomery City
Matthew Snook
Richard van Beek
New Florence
Nola Williams
Susi Wilson
Horse named Streaker leads mounted patrol naming joke
Chicago AP report notes pupils named the first ten police horses in the new mounted patrol. One student proposed Streaker so the officer can ride bareback, illustrating lighthearted public input.
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Chicago
Chicago Police Department
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Rolling St
Frank Edwards
Cecil McCoy
Paris Manufacturing CO
the Daily Record
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Bellflower
Schreiner
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Douglas J. Taylor
John M. Cheney
Thomas James Taylor
Marvine Trabue
Farber
Charles Walter Fox
Ronald G. Scott
Falcon Dr
MFA
Slater and Fowles
Rhonda Lynn Johnson
Young Love
Dad
Walt Disney Productions
Cismperdad Technicolor
Buena Vista Gibtrisation Co., Inc
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Streaker
Little Dixie DR
Electa
COPS
Showtime
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