Weather summary and local notices from The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports a 7:00 a.m. weather summary for Zone 5 with increasing clouds, warmer temps around 40, and a 20 percent shower chance tonight rising to 50 percent Friday. Missouri area forecasts show lighter sun, highs 50s to 60s, with rain or snow possible north Saturday and milder south. Public records include hospital admissions and discharges, court actions in Mexico City Court, traffic fines, and a highway patrol update on an early morning accident near Hermann with injuries.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Carter Crockett
Ia August Fischer
Fred Schroff
Highway Patrol
Fhe Highway Patrol
Howard W. Wells
Phillip Kimbrell
Hermann
Hermann Area Hospital
Wells
Lindsey Heads Independent Bankers Association
Jordan Lindsey, president of Allen Bank and Trust Co. in Harrisonville, was elected president of the Missouri Independent Bankers Association at a Wednesday board meeting. He succeeds William D. Breedlove of Citizens Bank of Rogersville. J. Richard Furrer of South Side National Bank was named vice president, and Frank Blair Jr. of Bank of Belton became secretary treasurer.
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Jefferson City, Co
Jordan Lindsey
Allen Bank and Trust Co
Harrisonville
Missouri Independent Bankers Association
Lindsey
Association
William D. Breedlove
Citizens Bank of Rogersville
J. Richard Furrer
South Side National Bank of St. Louis
Frank Blair Jr
Bank of Belton
Horizon Real Estate Sale Ordered Halted
Jefferson City Missouri secretary of state halted Horizon Properties Corp and Horizon Properties Inc from selling Texas real estate to Missourians. The order cites unregistered agents Herbert R. Cathey and F Stockton and failure to report past sales under the Missouri Uniform Securities Act. Cathey is assistant vice president of Horizon Properties Corp Tucson Arizona Stockton is a salesman for Horizon Properties Corp Kansas Inc Shawnee Mission Kansas.
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Jefferson City
Kansas
Arizona
Texas
Missouri
Horizon Properties Corp
Tucson
Ariz
Stockton
Horizon Properties Corp. of
Kansas, Inc
Shawnee Mission
Kan
16 Year Old Girl Of Shanghai Continues Story
The brief of a Shanghai girl describes daily life at 16 with her husband and daughter. They share a small home with 62 year old mother in law, borrow a camera, own a radio, sewing machine, and bicycle, and dream of buying a camera of their own. They knew each other four years before marriage and discuss the street and neighborhood committees in China.
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Street Committee
China
Stocks in Over the Counter and NYSE Tradingummary
In OTC trading yesterday A B Chance 22 percent bid 23 percent asked Commerce Bancshares 62 bid 63 asked Wetterau 27 bid 27 percent asked On the NYSE Robbie Brooks closed 8 percent unchanged 5900 shares Dresser Industries 49 unchanged 24200 Interco 5144 down percent 2400 Kaiser Aluminum 16 percent down percent 7600 Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 42 percent down percent 7000 Ralston Purina 44 percent down percent 9900 US Gypsum common 24 percent down percent 41700 US Gypsum proffered 30 up percent 500 Wal Mart 32 up percent 3100
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Ira A Fischer Dies at 54 in Jonesburg
Ira August Fischer 54 of Jonesburg died unexpectedly of a heart attack at home. Born September 2, 1918 near Jonesburg to Gus and Lillie Fischer, he worked for Norfolk and Western Railroad. Survived by wife Rose Davidson, father, four children Rodney, Larry, Roger, and Mrs Juanita Ballard, two brothers Earl and Raymond. Funeral at Harding Funeral Home Friday at 2 p.m. with Jonesburg Cemetery burial.
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Jonesburg
Ira August Fischer
Gus
Lillie Fischer
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Rose Davidson
Rodney
Bellflower
Larry
Chicago
Roger
Juanita Ballard
St. Peters
Earl
Raymond
Harding Funeral Home
Jonesburg Cemetery
Open Meetings Bill Fought In House Hearing
AP report notes Rep. James Baker argues against broad recording rules and says the bill would not force caucuses to open. He explains notices to press may suffice and courts could issue injunctions for noncompliance. Legislative debate includes Citizens Lobby critique and party caucus exclusion. Also details a Montgomery City obituary for Mrs. Fred Schroff and family announcements.
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Jefferson City
House Judiciary Committee
James Baker
Kansas City
Baker
Citizens Lobby
Common Cause
House
Ress
Bob Griffin
Cameron
Carl Wilson
Ciizens Lobby
Senate
Samuelson Rites Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services were to be held for Mrs. Adah G. Samuelson, 90, at Precht-Pickering funeral home. Melvin Stanton of the Church of Christ in Trenton officiated with burial in Benton City. Music featured organist Mrs. George Keen and vocalist Gerald Valet. Pallbearers included Roy Whanger Auxvasse C.W. Miller Dale Sumpter James Hodgkins William Watts and Gilbert Berry.
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Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
Adah G. Samuelson
Melvin Stanton
Church of Christ In
Trenton
Benton City
George Keen
Gerald Valet
Roy Whanger
Auxvasse
C.W. Miller
Dale Sumpter
James Hodgkins
William Watts
Gilbert Berry
Memorial Services For George T. Robertson
Memorial services for George T. Robertson were held at Arnold funeral home conducted by Rev. William Bensberg pastor of Rock Presbyterian Church in Marshall. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery with Mrs. John W. Willer organist. Pallbearers included William G.M. Robertson of Alexandria Virginia David H. Robertson John D. Robertson Frank Kent Roy Kent and Harry Moore.
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George T. Robertson
Arnold Funeral Home
William Bensberg
the Rock Presbyterian Church
Marshall
Burtial
Elmwood Cemetery
John W. Willer
William G.M. Robertson
Alexandria
David H. Robertson
John D. Robertson
Jefferson City
Frank Kent
Roy Kent
Harry Moore
Mrs Hartell Dies In Illinois
Mrs J E Hartell 76 of Belleville Illinois died there after a lengthy illness. She was the mother of William J Hartell of Mexico. Funeral 2 pm Saturday at Renner Funeral Home Belleville with burial there. Survived by daughter Mrs Frank Kesser sister Mrs L R Schmidt and two granddaughters Jayne and Holly Hartell. husband preceded her in death.
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Montgomery City
Fred
Ollie Stuart) Schroff
Big Spring
Hermann Area Hospital
Big Spring Methodist Church
Harold Spiva
Big Spring Methodist Cemetery
Schlanker Funeral Home
Schroff
Calvin
Claude
Fulton
Rufus
Wadforth
Ohio
Ovid Stuart
Warren Stuart
Warrenton
Edith Gentry
J. E. Hartell
Belleville
Ill
William J. Hartell
Mexico
Renner
Frank
Joan) Kesser
L. R. Schmidt
Jayne
Holly Hartell
No Cut in Gis Says Richardson Sees Little Troop Reduction
Secretary-designate of Defense Elliot L. Richardson states he does not expect a substantial cut in U.S. service personnel abroad. He notes withdrawal of combat troops from South Vietnam after a peace settlement would not markedly affect forces there, citing 32,000 Americans stationed in the country.
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New York
Elliot L. Richardson
Defense
U.S
Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
South Vietnam
Halloween Murderer Gets 25 Year Term
A St Louis teenager was sentenced to 25 years in prison after a manslaughter conviction for the Halloween night 1971 shooting death of Richard Johnson who was distributing candy at his doorway. Co-defendant Jerry Lee McMillen received 10 years.
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ST. Louis
Lansing Ross
Richard Johnson
Jerry Lee McMillen
Central Missouri Trust Debited as State Funds Depository
State Treasurer James I. Spainhower announced that the Central Missouri Trust bank in Jefferson City will remain the main depository for Missouri’s general fund. Commerce Bank of Kansas City and Mercantile Trust Bank of St. Louis will stay as secondary banks. The main account totals about 14.5 million dollars. Governor and auditor must approve these selections. Spainhower, a Democrat, expects Governor Bond not to oppose. He notes state balances have grown.
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Jefferson City
Central Missouri Trust Bank of
James I. Spainhower
Spainhower
Commerce Bank of Kansas
Christopher S. Bond
St. Louis
Joseph F
Joe” Fendler
Fendler
James N. Riley
Richmond Heights
J. B
Missouri Military Academies
Missouri
Harris Teachers College
Missouri Senate
Raymond Howard
Howard
Missouri State Teachers College
Harris
St. Louis City
St. Louis County
Maurice Schechter
Dcteve Coeur
Weston Teen Die in Motorcycle Crash
Bruce Lane Bartholomew age 16 of Weston was killed when the motorcycle he rode was struck from the rear by a car Wednesday night. He was the son of Dr. Brian Bartholomew, a Weston chiropractor.
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Weston, Mo
Bruce Lane Bartholomew
Weston
Brian Bartholomew
Stocks Fall After Brief Peace Rally
Stocks slid on inflation fears and Phase 3 worries after a brief rally sparked by news of a cease-fire. The Dow dropped 14.07 to 1004.59 as volume reached 20.87 million on the NYSE, with the Big Board and NASDAQ posting declines and analysts noting limited peace dividend effects from the Vietnam war.
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New York
Vietnam
Dow
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Larry Wachtel
Bache & Co
Monte Gordon
Dreyfus Corp
Judge Bone dismissed from Audrain Medical Center
Judge Joseph M. Bone was released today from Audrain Medical Center where he had undergone treatment for the past week.
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Joseph M. Bone
Audrain Medical Center
Schoolgirls Angry Over Pill Alarm
In Mansfield England senior girls at Sherwood Hall Technical and Grammar School protested after headmistress Mary Timson sent letters to 65 parents alleging daughters were taking contraceptive pills. Girls deny the charges while parents questioned the warnings and restrictions.
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Mansfield
England
Sherwood Hall Technical
Graramar School
Mary Timson
HDC Board Will Meet Tonight in Columbia
Central Missouri Counties' Human Development Corp area board to convene at 7 30 tonight in Columbia. Mexico members include Neil Nielsen William Johnson and Mrs Marge Fierge with Mrs Chevy Ligon as alternate. Auxvasse Mrs Clarence Young recovering from a badly sprained knee.
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Central Missouri Counties’ Human Development Corp
Columbia
Mexico
Neil Nielsen
William Johnson
Marge Fierge
Chevy Ligon
Auxvasse
Clarence Young
Allen Amos
Aletta
Young
Amos
Marshall
Missouri House votes unanimous on first bill of session
The Missouri House adjourned to honor Lyndon B. Johnson and passed the first bill, limiting federal court judgments as liens to the issuing county. Rep. Harold Volkmer led the bill, which now goes to the Senate amid a flurry of new measures from sherier training to welfare boosts and state reforms.
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Missouri House
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Harold JL. Volkmer
Hannibal
Senate
John A. Sharp
Kansas City
State
James Conway
St. Louis
Robert Ellis Young
Carthage
Nonpartisan Court Plan
Executive Branch
Kissinger Job Speculation Heats Up in Washington
Washington rumors swirl over Henry Kissinger’s future after Vietnam peace nears. President Nixon’s national security adviser hints at possibilities while signaling no immediate change, as Kissinger weighs leaving the White House or shifting to broader global challenges.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Vietnam
Paris
Mexico
National Security Council
Harvard
White House
America
Middle East
Mideast
Nawteen
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Racial Violence On Ship Fanned By Agitators
A House subcommittee reports racial violence aboard the aircraft carrier Constellation was stirred by skilled agitators and urges Navy to screen out agitators trouble makers and others who do not meet standards. The panel faulted Adm Zumwalt for remarks on equal opportunity and warned of a high rate of sabotage aboard ships and stations, with hundreds of suspected cases listed, some possibly accidental.
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Washington
House
Constellation
Navy
Special House Armed Services Subcommittee
Adm
Elmo RK. Zumwalt
Naval Operations
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