Weather and local notices from The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports temperatures from last 24 hours with a forecast for Zone 5 and Missouri. It notes central and eastern Missouri highs in the 50s to 60s, with a possibility of snow north and rain south by Monday or Tuesday. The piece lists hospital admissions and discharges in Audrain and surrounding counties, recent deaths, fire calls, and local traffic incidents including minor collisions and a gate fence damage, plus a highway patrol incident near Mexico and a two-vehicle sideswipe near Montgomery City.
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Missouri
Gertle Wood
Lon Lewis
Howard M. Wood
Robert J. Houston
Frank Austin Boyle
LaCrosse Lumber Co
Liberty St
Wesley Houser
Kent Road
W. Monroe St
Vivian L. Jennings
Sturgeon
Paul T. Winterbower
Clare St
Monroe
Western Streets
Jennings
Monroe Street
Western
Ronald R. Cash
Jefferson St
Jackson Street
Jefferson
Daniel Lee
Salmon Trailer Court
Cash
Dennis Diederich
Route 4
Mexico
Green Boulevard
Highway Patrol
Robert William Trabue
William H. Lewis Jr
Billie Jo Gentry
Montgomery City
Highway 161
Lewis
Gentry
Future Phoners Preview Central Dialing And The Year 2000
Wade S McArthur of Southwestern Bell presented the Phones for The Future program to the Mexico Optimist Club detailing rapid service changes. He cited microwave long distance, Touch Tone methods, electronic switching, and future voice activated dialing with appliances and purchases via telephone. Guests Hoff man Benton Oliver Gould attended. notices included a dance at K C Hall next Saturday and a Paris Optimist Club visit planned for Thursday night.
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Wade S. McArthur
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Mexico
McArthur
John Hoffman
Steven Benton
Bruce Oliver
Clarence Gould
Gene Winter
K. C. Hall
Jim Wells
Swingsters
Paul Lowther
Paris
Over the Counter and NYSE Trading Snapshot
In OTC trading yesterday A B Chance 24 percent bid 2454 asked Commerce Bancshares 61 percent bid 62 percent Wetterau 255 percent bid 26 percent asked. On the NYSE Bobble Brooks closed at 10 percent with 77000 shares traded Dresser Industries 43 percent up 46700 Interco 5144 up 58 3700 Kaiser Aluminum 20 percent down 16600 Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 43 percent up 4 14700 Ralston Purina 434 percent up 4 13100 US Gypsum common 29 percent unchanged 21200 US Gypsum preferred 32 percent up 900 WalMart 3254 up YY 200
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobble Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
WalMart
Howard Wood Found Dead At Farber
Howard M Wood, 74, of Farber was found dead in his yard at his home. Funeral services will be 2 p m Sunday at Waters Funeral Home Vandalia with Rev Hobart Scrogum officiating. Burial in Farber Cemetery. Born December 5 1897 in New London he formerly trained American saddle horses and was a Baptist. Survived by wife Ruby Lee. a daughter Lois Lee deceased in 1947. a brother and other relatives.
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Farber
Howard M
Hobart Scrogum
Farber Christian Church
Bull Stubblefield
Farber Cemetery
James Allen
Don Crow
Merl Graves
Calvin Hull
Paul Peabody
Jay Flansburg
Mr. Wood
New London
Denver
Kezla McCune Wood
Ruby Lee Howard
Lois Lee
Wood
United States
The
Baptist Church
Mrs. Gertie Wood Dies at 82 in Paris
Mrs Gertie Wood 82 of Paris died at 4 a m Friday at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico She was widow of Sidney Wood born April 13 1890 in Granville area daughter of George and Callie White She lived in Paris many years member of the Christian Church Survived by grandson Michael Lee Wood of Mexico and two great grandchildren Preceded in death by husband parents and son Furnish Wood Rites Sunday 2 p m at Agnew Funeral Home Paris Rev Victor Clark of Mexico will officiate burial Walnut Grove Cemetery Pallbearers Raymond Morehead Bill Branham Harold Wood Carl Wood and Donald Smith.
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Paris
Gertie Wood
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Sidney Wood
Agnew Funeral Home
Victor Clark
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Raymond Morehead
Bill Branham
Harold
Carl
Robert Wood
Donald Smith
Mrs. Wood
Granville Area
George
Callie Heathman White
Christian Church
Michael Lee Wood
Furnish Wood
Frank Boyle Dies Funeral Rites In Perry
Funeral services for Frank Austin Boyle 69 of Perry will be at St William Catholic Church at 10 a.m. Monday with Rev Patrick McMyler officiating burial in St Paul Cemetery Friends may call after 9 a.m. Sunday at Wilkey Funeral Home Rosary at 7 p.m. Sunday He died Friday at home born in Balls County in May 1903 son of Austin and Margaret Hayes Boyle survived by two sisters Mary Margaret Boyle Perry and Anna Kate Morris Eureka Mo and two brothers John and Redmond Perry
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Perry
Frank Austin Boyle
St. William Catholic Church
Patrick McMyler
St. Paul
Wilkey
Boyle
Balls County
Austin
Margaret Hayes Boyle
Mary Margaret Boyle
Anna Kate Morris
Eureka
John and
Redmond
Funeral services for Helena Blase today at Arnolds
Funeral services for Mrs. Helena Blase who died in Centralia were to be held today at 2 p m at the Arnold funeral home. Rev William Bensburg of First Presbyterian Church in Marshall to officiate. Burial in Benton City Cemetery. Pallbearers include Herbert Schutte Charles L Lierheimer Ralph Lierheimer Edwin Lierheimer William Lierheimer and Fred Lierheimer with organ music by Mrs John W Willer.
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Helena Blase
Centralia
Arnold Funeral Home
William Bensburg
First Presbyterian Church
Marshall
Benton City Cemetery
Herbert Schutte
Charles L. Lierheimer
Ralph Lierheimer
Edwin Lierheimer
William Lierheimer
Fred Lierheimer
John W. Willer
Can't Give Ticket To Santa Can't Give Ticket To Santa
Miami AP report describes patrolman W T Campbell ruling not to ticket either driver after Santa Mose Hannon collided with another car while en route to a Christmas party. Campbell receives a lollipop as a reward for his leniency.
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Miami
Fla
Santa Claus
W.T. Campbell
Santa
Mose Hannon
Campbell
Mrs. Miller Dies in Rural Paris Rites Monday
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Miller 57 of rural Paris died 6:45 p m Friday at Levering Hospital Hannibal. Rites set for 2 p m Monday at Agnew with Rev Lloyd Brown of Marceline officiating. Burial at funeral home after 3:30 p m Sunday. She was born Oct 14 1915 in Missouri to George M and Elizabeth Cullerer. Surviving husband Herbert Miller two sons Elbert and Darrell of Hannibal three grandchildren four sisters and a brother.
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Paris
Sarah Elizabeth Miller
Levering Hospital
Hannibal
Agnew Funeral Home
Lloyd Brown
Marceline
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Miller
Missouri
George M
Elizabeth Cullerer
Herbert Miller
Elbert
Darrell Miller
Youth Charged in De Soto Teen Shooting Death
Hillsboro AP Thomas W Edelman 17 of De Soto is charged with second degree murder and held on 50000 bond over the death of Steven J Cheron 14 of De Soto who was shot in the head while target practicing near De Soto Edelman had said he accidentally fired after moving into the line of fire police said
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Hillsboro
Thomas W. Edelman
DeSoto
Edelman
Steven J. Chcerson
Dickerson
American premiere Mass in Honor of St Ursula at St Josephs Cathedral
Jefferson City Morning Music Club presents the American premiere of Johann Michael Haydn mass in honor of St Ursula tonight at 8 30 directed by Dr Charles Sherman at St Josephs Cathedral Jefferson City MU. Only previous performance was 1793 at Chiemsee Austria. The program notes Haydn’s brother and a distant historic link.
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Jefferson City
Johann Michael Haydn
St. Ursula
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
University of Missouri
Charles Sherman
Franz Joseph Haydn
Chiemsee
Austria
Mexico
Labor Party Takes Over In Australia
Sydney AP reports the Labor party led by lawyer Gough Whitlam won a sweeping victory in the Australian general election. With 27 seats undecided, computers showed Labor poised to command a majority in the 125 seat House of Representatives, replacing the 23 year Liberal-Country coalition.
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Sydney
Labor Party
Gough Whitlam
John Gorton
Don Chipp
Labor
Liberal-Country Party
Gorton
Chipp
House of Representatives
Australia
Norman Kirk
New Zealand
Former Perry Boy Killed in Wreck
Robert J. Houston, 19, died in an auto accident in California Friday while stationed at Travis Air Force Base. He was the son of Robert and Ruby Harris Houston of Stoutsville, formerly Perry. The body will be brought to Wilkey Funeral Home for burial.
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Perry
Robert J. Houston
California
Travis Air Force Base
Robert
Ruby Harris Houston
Stoutsville
Wilkey Funeral Home
Bomb Runs Heavy On North Front
American BS2s rained heavy bombings on the northern battle line in Quang Tri Province just below the DMZ. U S and South Vietnamese forces push to regain territory before any peace accord. Separately, five U S aid officials died or were injured when a Caribou transport crashed northeast of Saigon during refugee camp inspections.
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Saigon
Quang Tri Province
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
South Vietnam
Tran Thang Phong
Luther McClendon
Decatur
Bruce Bailey
Philadelphia
Curtis Anderson
Lake Norden
Clifford Harmon
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Roger Russell
Delray
Fla
Philippines
Gospel Strings Repeats on Channel 12 See Tv Schedule
The Gospel Strings program from Channel 12 See Tv will be repeated upon request. The instrumental group’s half hour airs again at 12:00 noon Monday and 6:00 p.m. Tuesday. MMA Presents cadet program set for 6:00 p.m. Monday. Members include Junior Fishburn Jesse Edwards George Rush Marsha Lee Linda Jo Rush and Michelle Fishburn.
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Gospel Strings
Channel 12
See Tv
MMA Presents
Missouri Military Academy
Monay
The
Junior Fishburn
Jesse Edwards
George Rush
Williamsburg
Marsha Lee
Perry
Linda Jo Rush
Michelle Fishburn
Relatives Here For Fulkes Funeral
A number of out of town relatives and friends attended the funeral of James S. Fulkes at Arnold Funeral home conducted by Rev. Robert R. Collins. Fulkes died of a massive coronary at his home Sunday night. Attendees included Lt. and Mrs. Duane Fulkes and children Leslie and Lorie Pensacola Fla. Mrs. James Berrigan and children Jamie and Stephanie Wesel Germany. A son and daughter and their families remained for an extended visit. Other relatives listed include Mrs. J. E. Fulkes his mother and Edwin Fulkes of Chatanooga Tenn. Jack Fulkes Miami Fla. David Bailey and Mrs Otis Taylor Springfield Miss. Tim Lankford Tim Bailey Columbia and John Kloeppner St Louis.
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James S. Fulkes
Arnold Funeral
Robert R. Collins
First Presbyterian Church
Fulkes
Duane Fulkes
Leslie and
Lorie
Pensacola
Fla
James Berrigan
Jamie
Stephanie
Wesel
Germany
J. E. Fulkes
D. E. Fulkes
Andrew Kinzalow
Bruce Claiborne
Ivan Painter
Charles Morgan
Jimmy Morgan
Edwin Fulkes
Chatanooga
Tenn
Jack Fulkes
Miami
Bold Con Man Tracks Police For Sixty Six Dollars
LA police say a man and his wife and infant duo tricked the Foot Hill Division night watch into collecting 66 dollars for a non existent brain operation for their child. The family claimed to be from Hobbs New Mexico en route to San Francisco for surgery. A church donated 25 dollars and the rest came from officers. The supposed surgeon did not exist and authorities caution about such cons.
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Los Angeles
New Mexico
San Francisco
Night Watch
Foothill Division
Cliff Hodge
Valgené Autthet Banes
Peggy Ann
Vickie Ann
Banes
Hobbs
N.M
Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church
Hodge
Truman Targeted by 1947 Mail Bomb in White House
New biography by Margaret Truman Daniel confirms Stern Gang mailed cream colored envelopes to President Truman and staff in 1947. Bombs contained powdered gelignite a pencil battery and a detonator. Secret Service defused them after White House mail room warnings. British police linked similar letters to high officials in Britain.
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New York
Stern
Harry Truman
Truman
Margaret Truman Daniel
White House
Mrs. Daniel
Secret Service
Britain
Harry S. Truman
New York Times
Ra R. T. Smith
Daniel
Smith
Abraham Stern
State meeting attendees in Columbia at Ramada Inn
Mr and Mrs Thomas Coldwell and daughter Mrs Don Surls spent Thursday and Friday in Columbia at the Ramada Inn attending a Missouri Association of Licensed Nursing Homes meeting. A class on communications was held Friday and Gene Davis of Jefferson City was introduced as the association's new executive secretary.
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Thomas Coldwell
Don Surls
Columbia
Ramada Inn
Missouri Association of Licensed Nursing Homes
Gene Davis
Jefferson City
Association
Legislature Debates Public Transit Financing Bills
The article notes legislative discussion on rights for adults including alcohol and contracts, with similar bills failing previously. Reps Baker and James propose two transit funding bills: a city Sales tax up to a specified percent and extending the Kansas City mass transit tax to Sept 30, 1975. Baker also eyed state funds to compensate crime victims, cost unspecified.
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Baker
James
Kansas City
Christmas Tree Lights Ceremony At Green Plant Complex
A Christmas tree lights ceremony at the Green company tradition features the message peace on earth and a choir of 30 led by Bertha Long. Santa Claus arrives to give 1300 candy bags to children of Green employees as the firm notes it operates 22 U S plants and 27 international affiliations. A correction fixes drug ad prices from Thursday Ledger: Walkers Deluxe priced $5.50 and Bayer aspirin tabs priced $0.69 for 100.
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A.P. Green
Bertha Long
Green Company
U.S
Canada
Lawrence
US Wins OK On Trimming UN Budget Dues
US diplomats at the United Nations scored a decisive victory in the push to cut American dues from 41 to 25 percent of the UN budget. The budgetary committee approved the request 7 to 3, with U.S. Ambassador George Bush praising the result as a win for the United Nations, while the Soviet Union criticized the move and warned of possible action.
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United Nations, N
U.S
George Bush
United Nations
Bush
China
United States
Congress
U.N. Ee
World Organization
U.N
U.S. Sen. ‘Gide McGee, D-Wyo., the U.S
United ‘Nations
Soviet Union
Jakob Malik
Malik
Moscowd
Australian Blonde Crowned Miss World in London
Belinda Green, 20, of North Carlton Australia, crowned Miss World in London after beating 52 contestants. She stands 5 foot 7 and has measurements 94 24 34, works as a photo model. Lynda Carter of Tempe Arizona, 21, among top contenders, was eliminated as the field narrowed to seven finalists.
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London
Belinda Green
Australia
Belinda
North
Carlton
United State
Lynda Carter
Tempe, Ariz
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