Weather and livestock notes from Missouri and Kansas City region
Local forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with warmth and humidity, highs in the upper 80s to 90s, Lows in the 60s to 70s. Extended outlook shows a cooling trend midweek with scattered showers. Missouri reports thundershowers possible in the southeast this afternoon, otherwise warm and dry into Tuesday. Lake of the Ozarks level down 0.0, Pomme de Terre at 88.7. Several local hospital admissions and a list of residents discharged or moved, plus a birth noted in Vandalia.
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Rentga
Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozark
Multiple Petty Crime and Accident Briefs From Daily Record
Entries report a home burglary possibly by unknowns, a recovered bicycle theft, and several traffic accidents at local spots including A & W Root Beer Drive In and Beasley's Gulf. Also noted are highway patrol arrests, several minor injuries, and a string of marriages and court actions with names and locations in Audrain County.
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Gerald Harris
Washington St
Barbara Dean
Missouri St
A & W Root Beer
Michael Eugene Stowers
Thompson
Andy Wayne Popp
Martinsburg
Stower
Timothy Polacek
Eastholm
Beasley
Gulf Service Station
Centralia
West St
David Owen Hartgrove
S. West St
Eric R. Brown
Lorraine Kermaker
Ozark Place
South Clark
East Liberty
Clark
Bob Beasley
W. Blvd
Highway Patrol
Montgomery County
Highway 19
Thomas Russell Job Jr
Hermann Area Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Job
Emerson Craghead
Fulton
Betty Engle
Kingdom City
I-70
Highway 54
Lonnie Hockmeyer
Marian McNicholas
St. Louis
Hockmeyer
Missouri Livestock Market Center Hog and Pigs Prices
Slaughter hogs under 250 Ibs steady to 25 cents lower, over 250 Ibs steady, near 300 Ibs up to 50 cents higher. Sows strong to 29 cents higher, feeder pigs 1700 head with bulk offerings up to $2 higher. National Stockyards estimates show hogs 6,000 head, cattle 2,000, calves 100, steady to lower for hogs, cows steady to later weak. Cattle trade moderately active with varied prices across weight classes.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. OF AG
Marty Schroeder
U.S
Til
Midwest Market Notes and Graduation Highlight
The Mexico MO Ledger lists cattle and grain prices with ranges for various classes including cows, holsteins, calves, and lambs. Chicago grain futures were weak with wheat and corn down slightly and soybeans up. New York stocks rose on currency developments tied to Nixon's floated dollar plan, with gains in materials, drugs, motors, steels, and chemicals. Sid Hassen, a Northeast Missouri State College graduate, awaits National Guard duty after earning a Bachelor of Science. family attendance noted in Kirksville.
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Chicago
Ihe Board of Trade
Cash Grain Chicago
New York
New York Steel Exchange
Nixon
U.S
Campbell Soup
Paris
Tex
Chrysler
Ford
Sid Hassen
Northeast Missouri State College
Kirksville
National Guards
Hassen
Madeline Riley
H. Hassen Jr
E. Liberty St
Arthur Riley
Rosalaye Hassen
Fred Hassen
Anthony
Houston
Wanted Babysitter Full Time for Busy Household
Wanted full time babysitter for two children aged 8 and 6. Housework duties included. Pay is $5. Call 684-1368 after 5:40. tb 108.
Deaths J E Jones rites at Middletown
James Erwin Jones 70 of Illinois formerly of Middletown died Saturday at Silint Hospital Pittsfield Illinois He lived in Winds after moving from Middletown He worked with Wells Funeral Home Middletown He was born April 6 1901 in Middletown son of William R and Elizabeth Ankrom Jones He was a United Methodist Church member Magonle Lodge Veterans of Foreign Wars WWII veteran He is survived by wife Nora Petty and brother Harry Jones Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday Myers Funeral Home Middletown Friends may call 7 8 p m today Burial in Fairmont Cemetery
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Middletown
James Erwin
Jimmie) Jones
Illinois
Silint
Pittsfield
Winds
Wells Funeral Home
William R
Elizabeth Ankrom Jones
Nora Petty
Harry Jones
Myers Funeral Home
Funeral
Fairmont Cemetery
Mrs. Herman Kruger Dies at 87 in Montgomery City
Mrs. Herman Knight Krueger 87 of Montgomery City died at 4:30 a.m. today in Washington Missouri. Funeral services are pending at Baker funeral home in New Florence. Survived by two daughters Verle Renner of Montgomery City and Durward Baker of New Florence.
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Montgomery City
Herman
Mary Knight) Krueger
Washington, Mo
Baker Funeral Home
New Florence
Verle Renner
Durward Baker
John Searcy Capps Rites In Paris
Funeral services for 35 year old John Searcy Capps, who died Thursday in Cadillac Michigan, were held at 2 p m at Agnew funeral home Paris. He was buried in Walnut Grove Cemetery with Rev David Fischer and Rev J H Vanlandingham officiating. Pallbearers included Caskie Painter Roy Linson Larry Gray Bill Orton Edwin Orton Robert Crabtree and Ralph Jordan.
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Paris
John Searcy Capps
Cadillac
Mich
Agnew
Walnut Grove
David Fischer
Paris First Christian Church
J. H. Vanlandingham
Paris Presbyterian Church
Caskie Painter
Roy Linson
Larry Gray
Bill Orton
Edwin Orton
Robert Crabtree
Ralph Jordan
Prison Break At Soledad: Systemic Escape Led To Slayings
In a violent breakout at Soledad Prison guards contend with a guard shot dead, 27 inmates released by an unlocked cell switch, and a mass slaying of two white convicts and two white guards. Soledad Brothers figure in the chaos as investigations identify dead guards Graham De Leon Krasnes and convicts Lynn Kane.
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Jackson
Soledad Brothers
Soledad
Park
Graham
Rachell ‘Magee
Angela Davis
Marin County
Larry Spain
Spain
Frank P. de Leon
Paul Krasnes
Vernie Utterback Dies At 75 In Vandalia
Vernie Utterback 75 of Route 3 Vandalia died Sunday at 1 am in Audrain Medical Center where he had been a patient since August 14. He was in failing health, lifelong farmer, and member of Vandalia Christian Church. Survived by wife Ruby son Bobby Eugene Utterback and three grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 pm at Vandalia Christian Church with Rev Glenn Vernon officiating. Burial in Vandalia Cemetery. Friends may call Waters Funeral Home Vandalia before the service.
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Vandalia
Vernie Utterback
Route 3
Audrain Medical Center
Utterback
Vandalla Christian Church
Ruby
Bobby Eugene Utterback
Vandalia Christian Church
Glenn Vernon
Vandalla Cemetery
Waters Funeral Home
Harold Morris Services Held
Graveside services were held at 10 30 a m for Harold N Morris 60 a former Mexico area resident The Rev Robert Collins presided at Benton City Cemetery He died Saturday morning in a Fulton hospital
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Harold N. Morris
Mexico Area
Robert Collins
Benton City
Fulton
Mexico Chamber Officials and Awards Highlight Community Betterment
Board members retiring this December include Arens McNamara Mihalic Ollis and Runge. The nominating committee aligns Arens and Runge with McNamara. Mexico will enter again in the Missouri Community Betterment Awards, with scrapbook highlights on economic development, occupational survey, industrial location factors, youth center, and college development. The conference will be October 19–20 in Jefferson City at the Ramada Inn. contact Jim Stowe at 581-2765 to attend.
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Donald Arens
Williams- Keepers-Oliver
J. Ja McNamara
Missouri Power and Light Co
William Mihalic
Kaiser Refractories
Robert Ollis
Citizens Savings Association
G. Andy Runge
Edwards, Seigfield and Runge
McNamara
Mexico
Jefferson City
Ramada Inn
Jim Stowe
Chamber
History highlights from 1775 to 1914 in brief tale
On this date in 1775 King George III proclaimed open rebellion in the American colonies. In 1500 Christopher Columbus was arrested in Haiti on mistreatment charges and sent back to Spain in chains. In 1858 Ten Nights in a Barroom opened in New York. In 1869 Mary Baker Eddy followers in Lynn received a charter to organize the Church of Christ Scientist. In 1914 Japan declared war on Germany in World War I.
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George III
England
Christopher Columbus
Haiti
Spain
National Theatre
New York
Hononolulu
Mary
Honolulu Star
Prison Break Triggers Korean Security Alert in Seoul
A group of South Korean prisoners seized a bus, fled to Seoul, and fought police on the mainland. Defense Minister Jung Nae hiuk said 30 people were killed, including at least 12 prison officials. The incident prompted the army to raise alert and shutter Seoul airport briefly.
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Seoul
Yellow Sea
Jung Naehiuk
Shilmi
Ichon
Counter-Espionage Operations Command
Inchon
U.S
Defense
Shilmi Island
Yongdungpo
Chung Hee Park
North Korea
Kim Chae-myung
Red Cross
Parked Horse Provides Help on Mountain Rescue
A California man and his 15 year old son were stranded near the summit of Mt. San Gorgonilla when the boy fell on a slope. A horse tied to a tree carried a two way radio and a Forest Service response aided by a helicopter evacuated Merle to hospital with head injuries. The horse had been left by a ranger checking a nearby campground.
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San Bernardino
Calif
J. W. McKnight
Merle
Mt. San Gorgonila
McKnight
U.S. Forest Service
Assemblies of God Council Keeps Pace in Final Hours
In Kansas City the 44th general council of the Assemblies of God nears completion with debate over procedural resolutions. The final session is set for Tuesday noon after a day that saw talk of scrapping a rally and potential votes on abortion and divorce. Don Cox of Brownsville Assembly of God is slated to speak. The gathering is chaired by Thomas F. Zimmerman. The church, founded in Hot Springs Arkansas in 1914, now lists 8,734 U.S. congregations and 645,891 members. International HQ is in Springfield Massachusetts.
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Kansas City
General Council
The
Assemblies of God Church
Warren ¥. McPherson
Don Cox
Brownsville
Assembly of God
Pensacola
Fla
Thomas F. Zimmerman
Hot Springs
Ark
United States
Springfield
Weather Outlook Mixed Across State With Rain Tuesday
The weather service predicts thundershowers in the Bootheel tonight and more rain in northwest Missouri Tuesday. Highs will reach 87 to 95 on Tuesday, with overnight lows in the 60s. Over the past 24 hours highs ranged 97 in Kansas City to 59 in St. Joseph. Cape Girardeau and West Plains logged rainfall totals of .35 and .55 inches respectively. A cooling trend is expected Wednesday through Friday with scattered showers, highs 85 to 90 Tuesday, then about 80 by Friday. Lows around 70 Wednesday falling to near 60 by Friday.
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Kansas City
Weather Service
Bootheel
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Joplin
St. Joseph
West Plains
Bolivian ties link to Mexico and Kentucky over eruptions
The item notes historical links between La Paz Bolivia and Mexico Missouri through John Davis O'Rear, a former US ambassador who died in Bolivia and whose wife and son resided in Mexico. It mentions the home at 811 S Jefferson St, built as a replica of the American embassy, and references Cassius M Clay of Mexico Kentucky in the exploration that broadened knowledge of the Amazon basin.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Mexico
John Davis O'Rear
United States
Cassius M. Clay
Liberty Theatre
Amazon River
Kentucky
Clays
Denouncement of Gun-Barrel Politics by House Panel
Washington AP report on the House Internal Security Committee split over its Black Panther Party findings. It denounces gun-barrel politics and violent rhetoric while noting the Panthers pose no immediate threat to the government. The panel credits ongoing concern with public safety but asserts Panthers lack mass subversive power.
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Washington
House Internal Security Committee
Black Panther Party
United States
U.S
America
Richardson Preyer
Panthers
Ohio
Roger
Dollar values swing as world markets reopen after crisis
Global exchange centers shift as the dollar stabilizes yet remains volatile. Frankfurt traders note slow dealing with the dollar near 3.4250 marks versus 3.4225, while Italy, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands post split or regulated rates. Tourists face varied rates. Indonesia seeks set rates.
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Pagel
Stock Exchange
Agai
West Germany
Frankfurt
South Africa
Italy
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Brusaels
Europe
Indonesia
Karas
Mgnt
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