Weather and hospital notices mix from Ledgerland area
Official 7:00 am readings show last 24 hours highs in the 40s and lows around 30 with a chance of light snow tonight and Tuesday. Missouri forecasts call for increasing cloudiness, warmer today in the 40s to 50s, rain tonight and mild Tuesday, with a cooler midweek. Lake and river stations list levels above normal at several Ozarks lakes and St Louis area gauges. Audrain Medical Center reports multiple admissions and recent births and dismissals across several local towns.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Lakes
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Stockton
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Beaver
T. Louis
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Hannibal
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Quincy
Died and Public Safety Notes In Missouri Town
The Daily Record lists numerous deaths and obituaries for Mrs. Janie Strack and Miss Louise Collens among others, plus a long Public Safety Report detailing summonses for following too closely, multiple vehicle accidents with injuries, theft of a bicycle, and highway patrol incidents near Mexico, Montgomery City, Fulton, and Audrain Medical Center. Also covered are magistrate and circuit court actions, a marriage license application, and Missouri Livestock Market results.
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Beverly Ann Richardson
W. Pearson Jr
Richardson
Lenard Schmidt
Montgomery City
Herman H. Crews
E. Promenade
Clark
Tea
Randy Stegman
Fairground
Henry William Diehl
W. Love
Promenade
Jefferson Streets
Elizabeth
Williams
S. Missouri
EB. Jackson Street
Audraine Medical Center
Barbara Sunderland
E. Love
Highway Patrol
Flossie Y. Hickman
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Highway 15
Kevin J. Bosley
Anthony J. Merline
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Randy G. Winter
E.E. Winter
S. Coal St
John W. Mealy
New Bloomfield
Pamela J. Hoeker
Mealy
Market Reports From National Stock Yards And Chicago Futures
National Stockyards data show 6 000 hogs 2 000 cattle and 150 sheep for Tuesday with hog receipts at 7 500 and prices slipping for butchers and sows. cattle and sheep markets mixed with steers heifers cows and lambs given varying gains and losses. Chicago futures roll lower on wheat corn oats and soybeans while IBM wins antitrust relief sending markets higher in New York trading.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
National Stockyards
Choice
Chicago (Ap
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago—Board of Trade
Missouri lawmakers push death penalty and ERA debates
The House and Senate wrestle over a death penalty bill with six to eleven murder types and a three judge panel review. Rep Harold Volkmer warns of an initiative if blocked. Missouri last executed in 1965. Education funding formula reform and no fault auto insurance advance in committees. ERA ratification efforts open in both chambers as five more states are needed.
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House
Senate
Harold Volkmer
Missouri
House Education Committee
House Insurance Committee
Senate Insurance Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Constitutional Amendments Committee
Railroad Strike Shuts Parts of C and O and Flint Pickets
About 300 Local 1775 IBEW members walked out at C&O in Grand Rapids with pickets outside Chessie properties in Flint. effect on Detroit Chicago New Buffalo and Flint service discussed. A Louisville & Nashville supervisor noted 16 pickets in Nashville and a wider shutdown was anticipated.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
C&o
Grand Rapids
Chessie System
Flint
Fafuiadt
Detroit
Chicago
New Buffalo
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Nashville
Sturgeon Alspach 79 dies at Boone County Hospital
STURGEON Brown Alspach 79 of Sturgeon died Saturday at Boone County Hospital in Columbia after a brief illness. Services were held at Meadow and Son Funeral Chapel with Rev. G A Galloway officiating. Burial in Centralia Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Masonic services conducted earlier. Survived by daughter Thelma Esteppe, two granddaughters, nine great grandchildren. one sister and two brothers preceded him. He was a retired farmer and longtime church member.
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Sturgeon
Brown Alspach
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Meadow and Son Funeral
G. A. Galloway
Sturgeon United Methodist Church
Centralia
Edgar Bradley
W.M. Fenton
Casey Haux
Loyd Jennings
Carl Miller
Kenneth Nichols
Ben Owings
Marion Ritchie
P.m
Mr. Alspach
Boone County
Isaac
Cordelia Gallup Alspach
Mamie Cleo Winn
Union Methodist Church
Rigel
Auxvasse
Andrew Moses Briggs
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Fulton
St. Peters Catholic Church
Bob Chenoweth
Guardian Angel Cemetery
Brinktown
Thomas
Patrick
Timothy
James
Donald Briggs
Robert Briggs
Mr. Briggs
van Cleve
Thomas Jefferson
Catherine Agnes Birmingham Briggs
Rosa Montague
St. Brendan's Catholic Church
Mexico
Walter E. Briggs
Creve Coeur
Mrs. George Strack 89 Rites Tuesday
Mrs. Janie R. Strack 89 of Montgomery City died at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico after a year of illness. Services at Schlanker Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Tuesday with burial in Bellflower Cemetery. Memorials to Bellflower Cemetery. Survived by daughter Ber niece Berger, son Herbert Strack, three grandchildren, three great grandchildren, sister and two brothers. Husband George Strack died in 1957.
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Audrain Medical Center Today
Afsaruddin Ahmed
Ralph R. Nelson
Flossie V. Hickman
LW. Bergthold
Robert L. Armstrong
Annie J. Bledsoe
Marion R. Munford
Ella Huckabey
Jewell Sidney
Jason M. Jones
Roland QO. Frey Jr
Larry Weber
Lewis Sharp
Ruben Bell
Elmer L. Loyd
Jerry Schrameck
Mitchell Allen
Joseph H. Bruns
David E. Cloven
Harold Monk
Mexico
Eva Barre
William Turner
Auxvasse
Robert W. Jones
Montgomery City
Richard A. Covert
Madison
Karl H. Benn
Vandalia
John V. Powell
Stanley J. Fadler
Frank C. Wilson
Willard Shaw
Cathy J. Bird
Janie R. Strack
Bellflower
Audrain Medical Center
Schlanker Funeral
Robert Hester
United Methodist- Presbyterian Church
Strack
Montgomery County
Henry Ww
Caroline Schowengerdt Kamp
R.V
Berniece) Berger
Middletown
Herbert Strack
Mrs. Strack
Harley Eisele Dies In St. Louis
Harley B. Eisele 46 of St. Louis died unexpectedly Saturday. He was married to Betty J. Whipple formerly of near Montgomery City. Graveside services will be held at Bethel Cemetery west of Montgomery City Tuesday at 10 15 a m with Rev. Robert Hester officiating. Schlanker Funeral Home is in charge. Surviving are his wife and three children Harley Jr Diane and Dale.
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Montgomery City
Harley B. Eisele
St. Louis
Bethel Cemetery
Robert Hester
United Methodist-Presbyterian Church
Schlanker Funeral Home
Mr. Lhisele
Harley Jr
Diane
Dale
Alexander Threlkeld Dies at 85 in Paris
Alexander Threlkeld 85 of rural Paris died Sunday at his home after ill health. He was a retired farmer born November 15, 1889 in Monroe County. Survived by wife Sadie Austin of Paris, son James, sister Mrs. Ernest Hardwick, four grandchildren, one great grandchild. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday Agnew Funeral Home with Rev. Raymond Roberson at Salem Cemetery. He was a Salem Baptist Church deacon.
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Paris
Alexander Threlkeld
Threlkeld
Agnew Funeral Home
Raymond Roberson
Salem
Monroe County
Thomas
Nannie Lou Adams Threlkeld
Sadie Austin
James
Ernest Hardwick
Threlkell
Salem Baptist Church
Westminster Youth Is Found Dead
Fulton reports the death of Westminster College senior James Robert Barrow 20 from New Berlin Wisconsin, ruled accidental after autopsy shows blunt force head injury from a probable fall. Students searching for him found the body in a wooded campus center stream path.
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Fulton
Westminster College
George Gammel
James Robert Barrow
New Berlin
Wis
Longtime Monroe Coroner Dies At 73
Russell Wilson 73 Monroe County coroner for over 30 years died unexpectedly at St Elizabeths Hospital in Hannibal He co owned Wilson Funeral Home with his brother and led Monroe Citys oldest continuously operated business Funeral services at Wilson Funeral Home with burial at St Jude s Cemetery Visitation prior to service He was born June 19 1901 married Hazel Davis in Paris 1924 and is survived by his wife and brother Leslie Also a longtime member of the Monroe City Baptist Church Masonic Lodge and the Shrine
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Monroe
Russell Wilson
Monroe County
Tessie
Wilson Funeral Home
Monroe City
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Hannibal
J.D. Stewart
Marvin J. Pitney
St. Jude's Cemetery
Fire Department
William H
Enola Burditt Wilson
Hazel Davis
Paris
Leslie
Levi says jury bugging was a mistake at hearing
Edward H. Levi testified during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on his nomination as attorney general that a 1954 55 jury room bugging project funded by the Ford Foundation was a mistake. He noted the eavesdropping had judge approval and aimed to study juror understanding, though the project was later criticized.
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Washington
Edward H. Levi
Senate Judiciary Committee
Levi
William B. Saxbe
Justice Department
Ford
University of Chicago
Roman I. Hruska
U.S. District Court
Wichita
Kan
Ford Foundation
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Judiciary Committee
Sharp
Remarkable double-ended egg found on Cornish cross flock
A farmer, Mrs. Robert Denham of Route 11 southeast of Mexico, reported a four yolked egg that appears as if two eggs were welded at the ends. The strange specimen measured 8 inches around the long axis and 4 inches at the middle seam, following three prior similar finds from the same flock.
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Robert Denham
Mexico
Abortion Ban Invalid Under Court Action
The Supreme Court let stand a lower court ruling upholding a Minnesota 20 week abortion ban with health and life exceptions. It declined review of a Massachusetts hospital abortion regulation and considered other actions including oil reserve dominion, North Dakota reapportionment, and federal overtime rule extensions. The court also refused to review Liddy’s conviction and kept Virginia voting rights exemption denial.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Atlantic
U. S
North Dakota
G. Gordon Liddy
Virginia
Rockefeller says CIA spying on Americans will be proven
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller leads an eight member panel probing CIA abuses in the United States. He says the commission will pursue findings to identify who ordered the operations and how extensive they were, potentially reaching top officials. A Senate committee is set to broaden the inquiry across up to 60 agencies and may subpoena former President Nixon if needed, with a target completion by September.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
CIA
Rockefeller
Thas
United States
CBS
Jos Deblef
Senate
FBI
U.S
Commission
William F. Colby
Colby
Richard Ober
Ober
National Security Council
Senate Committee
Howard H. Baker Jr
Gop Rawubers
Richard M. Nixon
Baker
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
White House
ABC
Nixon
Sadat Seeks French Arms For Egypt
In Paris President Anwar Sadat arrived seeking French weapons and diplomatic help in the Middle East. He met President Giscard d Estaing and hoped for planes tanks and missiles while urging a European peacemaking role and faster Kissinger pressure. Arab sources noted Sadat’s push to offset Soviet limits and pursue a possible arms deal though unlikely this visit.
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Paris
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Sadat
Orly
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Giscard d'Estaing
Ahmed Kamal el Badri
France
Soviet Union
Giscard d’Estaing
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Abba Eban
Kremlin
Moscow
Beirut
Middle East
Hafez Assad
Syria
Damascus
Golan Heights
Lebanon
Moratorium Sought on Palestinian Raids from Lebanon
Beirut reports Lebanon seeks a three month pause on Palestinian raids from south Lebanon and asks Libya for French missiles as relief from Israeli air attacks. Al Shaab says PLO ordered guerrillas out of populated areas within 15 days, while Lebanon pursues a Cairo defense ministers conference for a joint Arab plan.
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Lebanon
Israel
Libya
al Shaab
al Bayrak
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Cairo
Zohair Mohsen
PLQ
Marjayoun
PLO
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the Daily Record
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