Weather and Local Notices From Mexico Daily Record
Official 7 am readings show last 24 hours high 19 low 67 with 1.83 inches of rain this period. Area forecast calls Missouri mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms, highs 80s to 100, tonight and Sunday partly cloudy with thundershowers in the east. Multiple hospital admissions and daily dismissals listed for area, plus traffic collisions on Promenade and Coal and a five car wreck on Wade and Monroe. Fire reported at MFA soybean mill with overheated dryer but no damage.
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Missouri
Oll “Street
MFA
E. Holt St
Tom Merritt
Uncertain international conflict and crime report
A mixed array of AP datelines from Phnom Penh Saigon San Rafael Montevideo and Los Angeles notes include Cambodian forces gaining ground near Skoun amid a one week offensive, Soviet hints of political settlement in Laos not escalating aid, a California courtroom shooting that killed a judge and three others, a Tupamaro deadline to free kidnapped foreigners, and Linda Kayabian testifying for the prosecution in a separate case. The report ties war diplomacy, crime and terrorism developments across several regions.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Skoun
Saigon
Soviet Union
Laos
North Vietnam
San Rafael
Calif
Harold J. Haley
Lim
Montevideo
Uruguay
API
Los Angeles
Linda
Improper Passing Leads to Rear-End Collision Near Audrain
Highway Patrol issued a summons to Joh C Schafer 55 of Marlinsburg at 9 05 p m Friday after his southbound car tried to pass Raymond P Palmer 17 of Hannibal as Palmer left to turn left on Highway 19 one mile south of Audrain County Route BB. Schafer struck Palmer from behind causing about 600 damage to Palmers car and 300 to Schafer with no injuries reported.
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Joh C. Schafer
Marlinsburg
Schafer
Raymond P. Palmer
Hannibal
Palmer
Highway 19
Audrain
Gerard Wayne Sales Burial This Afternoon
Gerard Wayne Sales infant son of Steven Wayne and Brenda Kay Meyers Galee of Mantramomi Cihr Wore on a TeeUgino yywan born and died yesterday at Audrain County Hospital. Grandparents Mr and Mrs William Meyers of New Florence and Mr and Mrs Louis Sales of New Florence. Graveside services 3:30 p.m. at Sunrise Memorial Gardens Sehlantar Memorial Home Montgomery City.
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Audrain Hospital
Vergie McGee
Maggie Smith
John Duckworth
Mexico
Centraine
Cynthia Fletcher
Vanta Ae
Ozella M. Scott
Wellson
David Curtis Dixon
Madison
Michael Roberts
Benton City
Estill Winfree
Stoutsville
Inez E. Glisar
Montgomery City
Albert McCulley
Laura Booska
William Williams
Francis Swanton
Ronald Fecht
Addie Kluge
James O. Wainscott
Cloyd Campbell
Lloyd Amos
Nellie Adams
Chester M. Richard
James A. Robinson
Robert Nowlin
Richard Shepherd
Larry Martin Pillischafske
Clarence E. O'Connor
Barbara A. Duffen
Glenn Meador
J. R. Quisenberry
Jones
Wts
Herbert Dante
New Florence
Marvin Weasel
Kermit Elis
Florence Wheat
William Fair
Centralia
Clara Durham
Aux- Vasse
Harriet O. Tripp
George Meyer
Middletown
J. V. Hayden
Lee Mitchell
Gerard Wayne Sales
Audrain County Hospital
Steven Wayne
Brenda Kay Meyers Galee Af Mantramomi Cihr
William Meyers
Louis Sales
Sunrise Memorial Gardens
Badu Ie
Sehlantar
Deaths and a Road Accident Mention Mexico Native
John Feger aged 59 dies in Phoenix after illness. He was born in Mexico and survived by five brothers and four sisters. A highway crash on Interstate 70 near Callaway County injured Beverly Ann Robinson. both Kemp and Robinson cars sustained minor damage with no injuries. ROTC officer service time for new graduates shortened to eight years total military obligation.
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Jeeeen Mexico
James C. Kemp
New Hospital
Phoenix
Arizo Yes- Bloomfield
Mexico
Kenya
Fegar
Callaway County
Mercer Morluhis
Ajary
Fort Whipple
Prescott
Ariz
Beverly Ann Robinson
Robinson
Washington (Ap
U.S
Kemp
Vietnam
Army
Palas
Tro
Stock Market Roundup From Over The Counter And NYSE
Over the counter trading showed A B Chance Co at 19 bid 20 asked and Commerce Bancshares 414 4244 asked. Wetterau 2014 bid 2144 asked. On the NYSE BOLBie Brooks closed 95 up 9000 shares traded. Dresser Industries 254 down 2500. Interco 29 up 1500. Kaiser Aluminum 2814 up 8000. Ralston Purina 20 up 7200. US Gypsum common HO 6 up 1 3500. US Gypsum preferred 30 up 44 3000.
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A. B. Chance Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bolbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralsian Purina
Rudolph Shulz Dies Rites Sunday Readied
Rudolph C Shulz 1 of Wellsville died Friday at Pleasant Mill Rest Home Shelbyville where he had been a patient four days He was born June 27 1889 near Wellsville son of William Augustus and Catherine Spitzheimn Shulz He attended Wellsville schools and was a member of the Lutheran Church He was retired parts manager of the Binkley Manufacturing Company at Wellsville He was preceded in death by his parents three sisters and four brothers Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p m at the Myers Funeral Home in Wellsville with burial in the Wellsville Cemetery Friends may call today from 4 p m until time for services
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Wellsville
Rudolph C. Shhulz
Pleasant Mill
Shelbyville
William Augustus
Catherine Spitzheimn Shulz
Lutheran Church
Myers Funeral Home
No Clues In Ozarks Bank Robbery
Three men robbed Citizens Bank of Climax Springs, Missouri, taking about $10,600. Bank workers Franklin C. Wright and Doris Thomas were tied up as robbers, two with pistols and one with a sawed off shotgun, fled after Wright freed himself and raised the alarm. The Missouri Highway Patrol reported no clues yet and noted the rough Ozark country surrounding Climax Springs near Lake of the Ozarks where governors’ conference begins.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Highway Patrol
Citizens Bank
Climax Springs
Climax
Springs
Camden County
Lake of the Ozarks
Franklin C. Wright
Doris Thomas
Rob Bers
Wright
Bucher Denies Pueblo Drink Charge In Smear Fight
In New York Cmdr Lloyd M Bucher disputes Edward R Murphy's claim of heavy drinking aboard the USS Pueblo before its 1968 seizure by North Korea. Bucher notes only two medicinal drinks and denies concealing explosives while Murphy pushes a party culture accusation.
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Lloyd M. Bucher
Navy
North Korea
San Diego
Edward R. Murphy
The
Pueblo
Murphy
Bucher
Murphys
Carrier Cruiser Will Be Retired
Washington AP Navy announces retirement of 55 ships over six months including attack carrier Bon Homme Richard and heavy cruiser St Paul to meet budget cuts. Average ship age about 23 years, raising total cuts to 228 since Nixon administration economy drive.
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Washington
Bon Homme Richard
Navy
Mrs Ferris Pioneer Public Servant and Educator
Mrs. Ferris, active in Missouri politics for decades, taught in Audrain County before marriage, became secretary to the Bureau of Mines under Gov. Guy B. Park, and served on the Laddonia city board of education. She ran unopposed for mayor in 1953 at age 77, her first election office. In 1962 she was named Democratic Woman of the Year in the ninth district by the Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs.
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W. H. McIntire
Moss
William Moss
Peoria
San Francisco Examiner
Ferris
Bureau of Mines
Guy B. Park
Audvain County
Board of Education
Laddonia
Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs
Quarantined Scout Ranch After Boy Scout Death
Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico placed under quarantine after James Morris a 12 year old from Jackson Michigan died on a hike to the Tooth of Time. Health department officials said tests are underway to identify the cause and prevent spread while access to the ranch is restricted and tours are delayed.
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Alabama
South
Wilmington
N.C
Cimarron
N.M
Philmont
Summer Haven
Philmont Scout Ranch
Great Rivers Council
Carlier
New Mexico Department of Health and Social Services
James Morris
Jackson
Mich
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
New Mexico
United States
Bruce Storrs
State Health Department
Philemont Boy Scout Ranch
Astrak
Kan
Vollgograd
Sta- Philmont
Uplingrad
Ulyanovsk
Oressa
UnUlErd
Intourist
Nixon at Camp David Weekend Visit With Family
President Nixon stays at Camp David in Thurmont Maryland with wife Pat and daughter Tricia. Presidential aides Ehrlichman Haldeman Chapin and press secretary Ziegler joined the president on the helicopter trip from the White House on Friday.
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Thurmont, Md
Nixon
Camp David
Tricia
John D. Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Dwight Chapin
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Cholera In Russia Involves Moscow Industry Hubs
Four major industrial cities are closed to foreign tourists as Soviet health authorities tighten measures to localize an outbreak of cholera in Russia. Officials report efforts center on Moscow and other key industrial centers to contain spread and monitor travelers.
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Moscow
Disneyland imposes neat look at gates after protest
Anaheim, Calif. AP says Disneyland will require a clean and neat look at entry, with attitude a factor. The rule follows demonstrations by about 300 youths that shut the park early after 30,000 gathered, with Yippies disrupting with obscenities, roof-climbing, and flags.
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Cicials
Anaheim
Calif
Disneyland
Hiroshima
Court Disruption Called Treason in Legal Debate
A panel led by Simon Rifkind and William Kunstler denounces courtroom disruption as treason to the rule of law. They defend lawful access to justice for all while criticizing activists who disrupt trials and mock judicial decorum.
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ST. Louis
Aspenace
Alea
Simon Wy
Rifkind
New York
Supreme Court
William ©. Douglas
William K. Kunstler
Chicago
H. Rap Brown
Stokely Carmichael
Kunstler
Patrick Henry
Cigarette Tar and Nicotine Content Disclosure Rule
Washington AP reports the FTC proposes a rule forcing cigarette ads to list tar content to the nearest milligram and nicotine to the nearest tenth milligram. The tobacco industry is expected to oppose the measure as a major regulatory change.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Vandalia man Carl Goodin moved to U S Medical Center
Carl Goodin, sentenced by U S Judge Julius Hoffman, was transferred by ambulance to the University of Medical Center in Columbia after a four year and 13 day prison term and 23 counts of contempt. He has been a patient at the Brain Hospital since Monday amid coverage of the Chicago 7 trial.
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Kunstler
U.S
Julius Hoffman
Carl Goodin
Vandalia
Aus
Chicago 7
Columbia
West
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