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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1974

Page

10

Daily Weather And Local Notes From Missouri Ledger

The Daily Record reports 24 hour highs and lows, forecasts for Ledgerland and Missouri, river and lake stages around Kansas City to St Louis, births and deaths at Mexico area hospitals, marriage license filings, magistrate court actions, public safety incidents, highway patrol reports, livestock market results, and national market summaries. Key names include Audrain Medical Center admissions, Mexico and Auxvasse police notes, and Montgomery City officials.

Cyprus riot scars embassy as Ford visits Beirut

About 5,000 Greek Americans demonstrated during President Ford’s Beirut stop. Marines opened fire as demonstrators threw stones at the embassy gate, smashing an eagle crest and a security camera. Davies, a Berkeley resident, was killed. Ford dispatched a plane to fly Davies’ children and body to Washington. The crowd remained orderly at the Conrad Hilton Hotel where Ford spoke to a VFW convention.

Davies Berkeley Calif Ford Beirut Washington Conrad Hilton Cyprus Kissinger

Deaths in Vandalia Rites Set for Mrs Daniel and Mrs Revis

Vandalia residents Mrs Margaret Moore Daniel 83 died Sunday at home. She was widow of Leland B Daniel and survived by two daughters, three sons, 11 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren and two sisters. Services for Bertha Mae Revis 72 found dead Sunday by a relative, natural causes suspected. burial in Farber Cemetery with services at Waters Funeral Home.

Martha W. Smith Margaret Wilder Clyde Gilstrap Ray T. Edwards Margaret Moore Daniel Bertha Mae Revis Vandalia Leland B. Daniel the Waters Funeral Home Daniel J.K Laura Gentle Moore Gene Georgia) Bledsoe Chicago Ill Glen Marilyn) Ankcorn Rolling Meadows L. Burkett Daniel Marshall Gerald Daniel St. Clair Shores Mich Bowen Daniel Sterling Heights Minnie Moore Nell Kaylor James K. Daniel Audrain County Connie Pickering Waters Funeral Home Farber Cemetery Revis Edwin R Amanda B. Tipton Taft

Mrs Margaret Wilder Daniel Dies At 83

Mrs Margaret Wilder 87 of Laddonia died Sunday morning at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico after residence at Twain Haven Nursing Home Perry Burial at Laddonia Cemetery with services at Wilkey Bienhoff Funeral Home Rev Cleo Sexton officiating She was born in Audrain County January 24 1987 to Charles and Annie Torreyson Survived by son Ralph Wilder of Darmarest New Jersey and two sisters Mrs Marie Biggs Center and Mrs Charlotte Moore Laddonia and other relatives

Laddonia Margaret Wilder Audrain Medical Center Mexico Twain Haven Perry Wilkey-Bienhoff Cleo Sexton Wilder Audrain County Charles Annie Torreyson Ralph Wilder Damarest N.J Marie Biggs Center Charlotte Moore

Miss Martha Smith Rites On Tuesday

Miss Martha W. Smith, 82, a former Montgomery City resident and state supervisor of schools, died in Montgomery Alabama after two years of illness. Funeral services are at Schlanker Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday with Rev. Thomas Smith wills officiating. Burial in Montgomery City Cemetery. Visitation tonight 7 to 9 p.m. She was born November 13, 1891 in O Fallon, daughter of Isaac W. and Callie M. Hensel Smith. Surviving are a niece, Mrs Clyde Kotsenburg of Benton City and several cousins. three sisters preceded her in death.

Montgomery City Martha W. Smith Montgomery Ala Schlanker Thomas Smith Miss Smith O'Fallon Isaac W Callie M. Hensel Smith Clyde Kotsenburg Benton City

US Transport Missing Over Andes From Charleston

A US Air Force C141 with seven crewmen aboard disappeared on a flight from Charleston to La Paz Bolivia. The craft carried about 16 tons of cargo and was due to arrive Sunday noon Eastern Time. Crew identified as Capt James Tant Lt Charles Moorfield Jr Lt Dale Lake Capt Paul Burroughs T/Sgt Carl Church T/Sgt Thomas Kuechman M/Sgt Joseph Gorin.

Charleston S.C Air Force la Paz Bolivia Charleston Air Force Base Howard Air Force Base Canal Zone Andes Mountains James K. Tant Charles Moorfield Jr Dale W. Lake Paul N. Burroughs Carl H Church Thomas Kuechman Joseph M. Gorin

Ray T Edwards Dies At 69

Hermann resident Ray T Edwards 69 died unexpectedly at his home. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Toedtmann-Grosse Funeral Home in Hermann with burial in Jonesburg Cemetery. He was born February 1 1905 to Theodore and Christina Edwards and married Marie Wencel on August 8 1931. Survived by wife Marie a daughter Beverly Thomas of O Fallon a brother Robert a sister Stella Hord and two grandchildren. He worked as a farm equipment mechanic and salesman and belonged to the Hermann Eagles Lodge.

Hermann Ray_ T. Edwards McKittrick Toedtmann-Grosse Jonesburg Mr. Edwards Theodore and Christina Notting Edwards Marie Wencel Roy Beverly) Thomas O'Fallon Robert Stella Hord Route 3 Edwards Hermann Eagles Lodge

Mrs. Clyde Gilstrap Dies in Kansas

Mrs Clyde Gilstrap of Galena Kansas formerly of Mexico died on August seventeenth. Services will be held Tuesday at Galena Methodist Church. While in Mexico she and her husband operated the Gulf Chemical plant in Thompson. Survived by husband a son and two grandchildren in Galena memorials to Galena Methodist Church.

Clyde Gilstrap Galena Kan Mexico Gilstrap

Allen Services To Be Today

Funeral services for Robert Allen were to be held today at the Arnold Funeral Home with the Rev. J. C. Montgomery and the Rev. Marvin Jones officiating. Burial was to be in East Lawn Memorial Mrs. John Willer was to be the organist. Pallbearers were to be Van Johnson, Chuck Matthews, Chuck Padgett, Bob Nevins, Marvin Barker and Earl Parrish.

Robert Allen Arnold Funeral Home J. C. Montgomery Marvin Jones East Lawn Memorial Cemetery John Willer van Johnson Chuck Matthews Chuck Padgett Bob Nevins Marvin Barker Earl Parrish

Nine Killed In Week End In Missouri Roads

Nine persons were reported killed over the weekend on Missouri streets and highways. Names include Mildred M. Liddle of Odessa. Alvin D. Golden of Kansas City. Charles E. Shaw of Leslie. Paul Nagel of St. Louis. Gary Lee Zumwalt of Hutchinson Kansas. Martha Green and her son Bobby Lee Green near Pierce City. and Robert Spellman of Manchester. Accidents involved a car leaving a gravel road, a pedestrian hit, a one car crash on US 50, a rollover on I 70, a motorcycle collision, a severe thunderstorm, and a car hitting an exit sign.

Huffner Calhoun St Liberty St David Castro Ft. Carson Mont Rosafay Hassen E. Liberty St Jay Ellis Wetterau St. Louis PSD Mexico S. Morris Street S. West St W. Boulevard S. Muldrow St Mr. Heather Heather Highway Patrol Paul D. Nagel Danville Mr. Nagel Schlanker Funeral Home Montgomery City Kriegshauser Mortuary Byron Smith Bellflower Hermann Bogel Truxton Smith June Merckling Connie Smith Associated Press Missouri Mildred M. Liddle Odessa Lafayette County Alvin D. Golden Kansas City Charles E. Shaw Leslie Creve Coeur U.S. 50 Franklin County Paul Nagel Columbia Gary Lee Zumwalt Hutchinson Kan Branson Martha Green Bobby Lee Green Missouri 37 Pierce City Robert Spellman Manchester St. Louis County

Pep Club Uniforms Arrive Ahead of Sept 6 Game

Pep Club members are told uniforms and pattern materials are now at Singer's with red sweaters arriving at Thoenen's. Uniforms must be worn for the first football game set for Sept 6, announced Pep squad president Jene O'Connor.

Singer's Thoenen’s Jene O'Connor

Ford backs Rockefeller amid vice presidential speculation

In Houston Ford allies deny irregularities in campaign finance while Rockefeller remains a running option for vice president. Reported efforts to smear Rockefeller were dismissed as baseless after Watergate investigators found no evidence supporting the tip. Rockefeller, in New York, downplays the episode and notes ongoing talks with Ford as the White House and prosecutor concluded the lead was unfounded.

Houston Tex Bush Ford House Barry Goldwater Arizona Ronald Reagan California Rockefeller Watergate Long Philip Buchen TerHorst Bucen E. Howard Hunt Hamilton A. Long Philadelphia New York Buden Eagleton George S. McGovern Thomas F. Eagleton D-Mo Buchen Leon Jaworski Hunt Ter Horst Commission On Critical Choices For America White House

Report Says M 16 Never Any Good

Washington AP seven years after battlefield complaints a civilian advisory committee blamed Vietnam era Pentagon officials for ordering production of the M16 rifle despite known deficiencies The panel cited slow system response to testing findings and noted changes in Army testing aim to reduce repeat problems from the M16 program The report highlighted McNamara's role and said the problems were cured only after design and powder changes

Washington Pentagon Army Defense Robert S. McNamara House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee Vietnam McNamara U.S Civilian Advisory Committee

Ford prep for move to White House amid pool loss

President Ford plans to leave Alexandria for Washington after ordering a new pool solution and a stationary bicycle for exercise. He will be joined by lawmakers on a veterans affairs tour and faces Chicago greetings without Mayor Daley, who recovers from a stroke.

Washington Chicago Richard J. Daley Ford Veterans Affairs Armed Services Vance Hartke D-Ind Senate Veterans Affairs Committee Strom Thurmond R-S.c Clifford P. Hansen R-Wyo Leslie C. Arends R-I House Dan) Daniels D-Va William Jennings Bryan Dorn D-S.c House Veterans Affairs Committee Olin E. Teague D-Tex John P. Hammersch White House University Club Alexandria Burning Tree Maryland Eisenhower Dave Stockton Stockton Sammy Davis

Sirica Denies Delay of Trial in Watergate Case

U S District Judge John J Sirica refused to delay the Watergate cover up trial and set the start for 9 30 a m Sept 9 The defense sought a delay citing publicity Nixon's resignation and debates The judge noted publicity has waned and said he would extend court hours if needed He asserted there is no better time to try the case and that the truth will emerge eventually He cited a 1971 judicial conference and local rules requiring six month disposition.

Ehrlichman Andrew C. Hall Nixon House Judiciary Committee District of Columbia Sirica Federal Court

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