Weather notes and regional forecast from The Daily Record
Official 7 am readings show last 24 hours high 58 low 15. today 74. Precipitation month to date 1.301, year to date 2.07. Forecast Zone 5: increasing clouds, lows 25-30 tonight, east to southeast winds 6-12, warmer 46-50 Wednesday with 20% tonight and 30% Wednesday rain. Missouri outlook: mainly clouds, highs 45-55 Wednesday, fair and cold Thu-Fri, highs 30s-40s, rain limited. Lakes levels: Lake of the Ozarks 656.2, 3.4 feet below full, Pomme de Terre 89.2, no change.
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Missouri
East Central
Kansas City
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept of Agr
National Stockyards, Ill
Hospital Notices and Local Court Updates in Mexico Missouri
Audrain Medical Center listed admissions for Earl Barnes Andrew Rothove and numerous local residents alongside newborns in Mexico and Fulton area families. Dismissals, tributes and court actions noted for magistrate circuit probate and public notices, with police reports of a bicycle theft and a prowler and highway patrol summons for a Mexico resident in Monday events.
Hijacking continues as plane lands and hijackers demand release
The hijacked Boeing 747 has landed in Aden after the incident near New Delhi. Officials report five hijackers aboard and say only the hijackers, including leader Youssef Khatib, may approach the aircraft. Passengers including women and children were allowed to disembark. The hijackers demand the release of four Palestinians on trial in Cairo for the assassination of Jordan's Premier Wasfi Tell, while prisoners deny involvement.
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Egypt
Middle East
Mounzir Khalifa
Youssef Khatib
Aden
New Delhi
Athens
Frankfurt
Market Mixed As Dow Dips After Holiday
New York stocks opened modestly higher after a three day weekend with the Dow Jones industrial average slipping to 916.62 by noon, while advances on the New York Exchange led declines 7 to 5. Analysts cited reinvestment after the holiday as a factor behind the early strength.
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New York
See Exchange
Dow
Irish Bomb Blasts Army Base Seven Dead
ALDERSHOT England AP seven persons were blown to pieces at the British army base. The Irish Republican Army claimed responsibility. Five women an officer and a male civilian were killed. sixteen others were wounded. The blast occurred in a mess hall about ten minutes before lunch. The 1st Battalion of the 16th Paratroop Brigade based there had participated in Bloody Sunday in Londonderry on January 30.
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Aldershot
England
Irish Republican Army
Army
16Th
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
President visit coverage delays in China struggle for air time
The report tracks early coverage of the president's visit with meetings held at 7 am and two toasts recorded. Chinese television networks have not yet highlighted the visit, with limited antennas seen in Peking as Ty men cover the events, signaling a muted reception so far.
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China
Peking
Virus links to heart disease in mice and broader infection ideas
The article discusses Coxsackie B-4 virus damaging mouse coronary arteries and its potential role in heart disease and diabetes. It notes virus theory coexists with diet and blood pressure factors, suggests genetic predisposition, and mentions viruses influencing nervous system diseases and the concept of slow viruses with long incubation periods.
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Burch
Soviets land Luna 20 on Moon in mountainous area
The Soviet Union announced that unmanned spacecraft Luna 20 made a soft landing on the Moon. Tass, the Soviet news agency, called it the first moon landing in a mountainous mainland area.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Miss Katherine Sherman Dies At KD Home
Katherine Sherman 80 long a KD Home resident since 1959 died Monday at 4 50 p m at the home. Born in Mobile Ala Oct 4 1881 she moved to Columbia Mo in 1920 and belonged to First Baptist Church there. She is survived by two nieces Mrs Charles McCord Shreveport La and Mrs T C Pemberton Washougal Wash with several nephews. Parker Funeral Home Columbia in charge of arrangements. Burial will be in Mobile Ala.
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King’s Daughters Home
Mobile
Ala
James
Emma Sherman
Columbia
First Baptist Church
Miss Sherman
Charles McCord
Shreveport
T.C. Pemberton
Washougal, Wash
Parker Funeral Home
Mobile, Ala
Ruth Kemper Robinson dies at 79 in Sturgeon
Mrs Ruth Kemper Robinson 79 died at Boone County Hospital after a brief illness. Born May 5 1892 in Hallsville she married George S Robinson in 1911 who died in 1935. She leaves a daughter Marion Ritchie a son George W Robinson a sister a brother six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral at First Christian Church Wednesday at 1 30 p m. Burial Friendship Cemetery near Hallsville. Meador and Son Funeral Home in Sturgeon handling arrangements.
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Boone County Hospital
Hallsville
John
Rebecca Kemper ‘Tucker
Christian College
Columbia
George Searcy Robinson
James Jones
Friendship Cemetery
Meador and Son Funeral Home
New Court Redistricting Plan Shifts County Boundaries
The proposed redistricting would push Putnam Schuyler and Scotland to the north boundary. Adair would move to the 6th, four counties south of the Missouri River would join the 8th, and the map redefines areas in St. Louis County.
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Scotland
Adair
Missouri River
St. Louis County
Missouri Congressional District Totals and Boundaries Listed
The document lists district by district population totals and township allocations across Missouri. It specifies 5th district coverage, names numerous counties within 6th and 7th districts, and provides totals for each district including the St. Louis County additions and cross references to townships and counties.
Missouri Senate advances $1200 raise for troopers
Uniformed members of the Missouri Highway Patrol would gain a $1,200 yearly pay raise under a bill advanced in the Senate. The measure covers officers troopers and radio personnel with first year cost estimated at $1,951,642. Also advanced were bills revising the state feed law to ensure label ingredients and medications, raising inspection fees, and various election and payroll measures. The session included a move to appoint a state fire marshal, amid debate over added bureaucracy and funding questions.
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Jefferson City
State Highway Patrol
Missouri Senate
Senate
State Probation and Parole Board
Robert A. Young
D-St. Ann
George Washington
Mrs Lucy Martin Rites Are Held
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Mrs. Lucy Martin, 72, of Route 3, Mexico. Services were conducted at the Arnold Funeral Home by the Rev. Charles Fugate. Mrs. John Willer was organist. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Alfred Crum, Andrew T Crum, Reed Staples, Paul Love, Clyde Smith and John T Barnes.
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Lucy Martin
Route 3
Mexico
Arnold Funeral Home
Charles Fugate
John Willer
Elmwood Cemetery
Alfred Crum
Andrew T. Crum
Reed Staples
Paul Love
Clyde Smith
John T. Barnes
Mrs Anna Ryan Services Held
Services for Mrs Anna B H Ryan formerly of Mexico were held this morning at Precht Pickering Funeral Home. The Rev Patrick Dolan officiated with pallbearers Hugh Miller Bob Robinson George Robinson Bill Robinson Burdell Robinson and Bob Davis in attendance.
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Precht- Pickering
Anna BH. Ryan
Mexico
Patrick Dolan
Elmwood Cemetery
Hugh Miller
Bob Robinson
George Robinson
Bill Robinson
Burdell Robinson
Bob Davis
Strongman Cousin Ousts Sheik
BEIRUT AP Sheik Khalifa bin Hamad al Thani prime minister of Qatar seized power from his cousin before dawn today Bahraini radio reported Unconfirmed reports said the deposed ruler Sheik Ahmad bin Ali al Thani was on a hunting trip in Iran The Bahrain broadcast said Radio Qatar announced the coup to Qatar 85 000 people Qatar is a small peninsula northeast of the Arabian peninsula with 4247 square miles and in 1969 produced nearly 130 million barrels of crude oil As Britain withdrew from the Gulf Qatar proclaimed independence last Sept 1 but stayed out of the Union of Arab Emirates formed by seven protectorates.
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Sheik Khalifa bin Hamad al Thani
Persian Gulf
Qatar
Bahrain
Sheik Ahmad bin Ali al Thani
Iran
Radio
Sheik Khalifa
Arabian Peninsula
Britain
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Nixon Hosts Surprise Panda Gift From China
PEKING AP Pat Nixon visited the Beijing Zoo and announced Premier Chou En-lai will gift the United States two giant pandas. The First Lady joked about packing them on the homebound plane. Lin Yu-hua said only Moscow London and North Korea house giant pandas outside China. The couple noted two Canadian muskoxen gifted by the Nixons influenced the panda gift. Mrs Nixon did not name recipient US zoos.
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Pat Nixon
Peking Zoo
Chou En-lai
United States
America
Mra. Nixon
Walter Cronkite
Little Star
F.A.O. Schwartz
Cbs-Tv
Lin Yu-hua
Nixon
China
Moscow
London
Chou
Nixons
Wounded In Gun Battle With Officer Wounded In Mo
A 26-year-old St Louis man, Charles E Baucom, was listed in serious condition at St Louis County Hospital after a gun battle with an off duty Pagedale patrolman William C Myers. Baucom ordered store managers to clear premises of whites before a public address and threatened to blow Myers head off. Myers fired, wounding Baucom in the chest and arm. warrants will seek assault charges.
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University City, Mo
St. Louis
St. Louis County Hospital
Charles E. Baucom
Pagedale
William C. Myers
Dyncom
Three Films Lead Oscar Nominations
The 44th Academy Awards nominations split among Fiddler on the Roof The French Connection and The Last Picture Show Eight nominations went to these three titles with Nicholas and Alexandra six and Bed Knobs and Broomsticks and Mary Queen of Scots five each George C Scott Peter Finch Julie Christie Glenda Jackson Vanessa Redgrave Janet Suzman Ellen Burstyn Cloris Leachman Ann Margret Jeff Bridges Leonard Frey Roy Scheider and others named across categories
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George C. Scott
Scott
Peter Finch
Gene Hackman
Walter Matthau
Nicholas and
Alexandra
Russia
Texas
Mary, Queen of Scots
Ellen Burstyn
Barbara Harris
Harry Kellerman
Cloris Leachman
Margaret Leighton
Ann-Margaret
Jeff Bridges
Leonard Frey
Richard Jaeckel
Ben Johnson
Roy Scheider
Rain and snow forecast for Missouri and Kansas City
Rain expected for Missouri by Wednesday morning with a chance of rain or snow in the north by Wednesday afternoon. Light snow activity reported early today north and west of a line from the Missouri Nebraska state line south of Tarkio to near Pattonsburg.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Missouri-Nebraska State Line
Tarkio, Mo
Pattonsburg
Clark Says Key Witness 'Sad Liar' in Kissinger Plot Trial
In Harrisburg, Ramsey Clark accuses the government’s key witness of being an FBI provocateur and a lifelong liar as opening statements begin in the Harrisburg 7 conspiracy trial. Defendants include Philip Berrigan and six others alleged to plot Kissinger kidnapping and to sabotage draft boards.
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Washington
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Office Manager Named At Audrain Medical Center
Bennetta L. Remley has been promoted to office manager at Audrain Medical Center after serving as cashier then business office supervisor. She was born in Mexico Missouri and graduated from Mexico High School in 1950. She and husband live at 827 Yale Street with daughter Lorie, a University of Missouri freshman.
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Mexico
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Audrain Medical Center
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Columbia
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