Weather and regional notices from The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports 7:00 am readings with last 24 hours highs and lows, forecasts for Zone 5 and Missouri including lighter winds, sunnier days, and 40s highs. It notes Lake of the Ozarks stage readings, local hospital admissions and discharges, police safety reports from multiple towns, and livestock market updates with national market context.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Rneservoir
Somme de Terre
Stock Market Mixed After Five Declines
NEW YORK AP stock prices were mixed after five straight declines with moderate trading. The noon Dow Jones average fell 4.52 to 999.02 as oil issues led gains and chemicals like Gulf and Texaco rose. Bowmar Instruments traded down 2 percent after a delayed opening amid a market expected to rally soon.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Newton Zinder
E.F. Hutton & Co
International Telephone
Gulf
Texaco
American Stock Exchange
Bowmar Instruments
Deaths Mrs. Effie Green Dies Rites Tuesday
Mrs Effie P Green 85 of New Florence dies Friday at Hermann Area Hospital Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Church near Martinsburg Rev Leonard Williams officiating burial in church cemetery Baker Funeral Home in charge Born October 5 1686 in Callaway County daughter of Steve and Julia Mahaney widow of Ike Green who died in 1967 Survived by no children brothers or sisters member of First Baptist Church
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New Florence
First Baptist Church
Martinsburg
Effie P. Green
Hermann Area Hospital
Leonard Williams
Baker Funeral Home
Green
Callaway County
Steve
Julia Mahaney
Ike Green
Mrs. Mills Dies in Vandalia at 77
Bernyce Hattie Bailey Mills of Vandalia dies at 6:15 p.m. Saturday at Pike County Hospital in Louisiana Mo. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church Vandalia. Burial in Masonic Cemetery California Mo. Survived by son George Franklin Bailey of Curryville and husband Roger Q. Mills. Details cover education career and community roles.
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Bernyce Hattie Bailey Mills
Pike County Hospital
Louisiana
First Baptist Church
Ollie Trout
Bob Hoehn
Masonic Cemetery
California
Waters Funeral
Mills
Moniteau County
Jamestown
B.F
Julia Don Carlos
Central Missouri State University
Warrensburg
Cooper
Moniteau
Lester
Agnes) Kilby
Gene DonCarlos
Prairie Home
Charles DonCarlos
McAllen
Texas
Leta Logan
Harry
George H. Bailey
Boonville
Women’s Missionary Society
Order of Eastern Star
Susanna Randolph
DAR
Monday Study Club
MF WC
Elton H. Wenneker Dies At 71
Elton H Wenneker 73 of Wellsville formerly of Middletown died Saturday at MU Medical Center in Columbia He was born January 12 1900 in Montgomery County a retired farmer Surviving wife Genevieve Martin son Etonne Wenneker daughter Mrs Richard Lionberger sister Mrs Julia Whalen six grandchildren two step sisters memorials to cancer fund Funeral services 2 pm Tuesday Myers Funeral Home Wellsville officiated by Rev Robert Stoddard and Rev Clarence Smith burial Sunrise Memorial Gardens Cemetery
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Wellsville
Elton H. Wenneker
Middletown
Myers Funeral Home
Robert Stoddard
Clarence Smith
Sunrise Memorial Gardens
Wenneker
MU Medical Center
Columbia
Montgomery County
August
Lulu Gliser Wenneker
Genevieve Martin
Etonne Wenneker
Richard Lionberger
Julia Whalen
Everett Williams
Salt Lake City
Utah
May Horton
St. Charles
Horeb Church
Cancer Fund
Services Held For Mrs. Roberts
Funeral services were held Sunday at the First Baptist Church for Mrs. Dewey Roberts. Officiating were Rev. Robert Hillegoss of California and Rev. Charles Halbrook of Sturgeon. The Rev. Everett Hancock and Mrs. Hancock of Columbia were soloist and organist. Burial was in Mt. Horeb. Pallbearers were John Richards, Henry Stephens, William Neal, Edward Harris, Marion Ritchie, Otto Wilson, W.M. Spelman, and Charles Dawson.
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Sturgeon
First Baptist Church
Dewey Roberts
Robert Hillegoss
California
Charles Halbrook
Everett Hancock
Hancock
Columbia
Mt. Horeb Cemetery
John Richards
Henry Stephens
William Neal
Edward Harris
Marion Ritchie
Otto Wilson
W.M. Spelman
Charles Dawson
Wetterau executive Charles E. Drewett Jr. dies at 52
Charles E. Drewett Jr. 52, first vice president of Wetterau Foods Inc., died January 26 at home in Crestwood after a heart attack. He was pronounced dead at St. Joseph's Hospital in Kirkwood. He oversaw three Wetterau divisions in Scott City and Mexico, Missouri, and Charleston, South Carolina. Services were held at Alexander and Son Chapel in Crestwood with a 10:30 mass at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church. Burial followed at Resurrection Cemetery, Crestwood.
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Charles E. Drewett Jr
Wetterau Foods, Inc
Crestwood
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kirkwood
Drewett
Wetterau's
Scott City
Mexico
Charleston
S. C
Alexander and Son
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic
Resurrection Cemetery
Rose Kennedy recalls prom and Palm Beach visit
Rose Kennedy, mother of the late President John F. Kennedy, recalls she skipped a Harvard prom to accompany her mother to Palm Beach and notes she has never attended a senior prom though she has visited Palm Beach annually.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Rose Kennedy
John IF. Kennedy
Free Law Workshop in Mexico MO for estate planning
A three week free workshop starts Feb 5 at 7 30 p m at Mexico High School covering real estate buying selling leasing wills trusts probate and estate planning. Co sponsored by Audrain County Extension Council Bar Association and The Missouri Bar with enrollment limited and pre enrollment urged.
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Law In
Missouri
Mexico High School
Audrain County
University of Missouri Extension Center
Mexico
Kirkpatrick urges fulltime party HQ leadership
Missouri Secretary of State James C. Kirkpatrick urged the Democratic Party to hire a fulltime professional to run state headquarters. He criticized the current operation as rusted and urged centralized services to aid local groups, noting the off year election costs and GOP funding advantage. Also mentions debt at the state committee and recent personnel changes. The Orchid Show at Missouri Botanical Garden opens February 3 with 2500 plants displayed in the Climatron.
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St, Louis, Mo
Missouri
Democratic Party
James C. Kirkpatrick
Democratic Club
Gravois
St. Louis County
Kirkpatrick
Tom Eagleton
Democratic State Committee
David Donnelly
Lebanon
Jefferson City
Dwight Fine
John C. Danforth
ST. Louis
Missouri Botanical Garden
Man Attempted Bank Heist in Mobile Unit
Police say Richard John Lee, 26, broke into a motor home used as a portable Bank of America branch in Huntington Beach California. He ransacked the interior and tried to drive away but could not get the vehicle in gear. He asked two men at a service station for help. the sight of the damaged interior and the mispainted Bank of America logo raised their suspicions and led to his arrest.
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Huntington Beach
Calif
Richard John Lee
Bank of America
Lee
America
Personal Appearance Extension Course Starts at Mexico High
A five week personal improvement course begins Monday Feb 5 at Mexico High School. Mary Hilliard of the University Extension Service says classes meet 7 30 to 9 30 pm and cover colors lines posture skin care cosmetics and hair styling with a $5 materials charge. Enroll by mailing a check to the Audrain County Extension Center Court House Mexico or contact the Extension Center for details. Co sponsored by the Mexico Vocational School.
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Mexico High School
Mary Hilliard
Mid- Missouri University Extension Service
Dal Pozzos Kin Told of Helicopter Markings During Vietnam Ceasefire
Saigon reports detail a helicopter with zebra like stripes used on field missions as neutral markings under Joint Military Commission review. Dal Pozzo, wounded in the head, died at Saigon Army Hospital after Lt Col William Nolde, the province senior adviser, was killed near An Loc hours before the cease fire took effect.
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Joint Military Commission
Saigon
Hanoi
Tonkin Gulf
United States
John A. Wickham Jr
U.S. Command
International Commission of Control and Supervision
ICCS
Michel Gauvin
Hungary
Indonesia
Canada
Poland
Paris
Gauvin
Bui the Lan
Cua Viet River
Demilitarized Zone
Lan
Fromm
Tan Son Nhut
Dal Pozzos
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S. Army
International Commission On Control and Supervision
U.S
William Nolde
Rickard
Province
Nolde
An Loc
Budget cuts and boosts in Nixon budget plan
The budget preserves security and peacemaking strength with an $81.1 billion defense package funding Trident missiles B1 bombers and strategic submarines. Space gains include a $74 million 1974 boost totaling $3.139 billion funding a larger reusable shuttle and advancing Skylab. Health education welfare and research shift with Medicare Medicaid NIH changes and a $1.7 billion education revenue sharing plan alongside cuts in aid for federally impacted areas and welfare reforms.
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Nixon
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Washington
Both Sides Clash Over Violations in Vietnam Cease-Fire
Saigon and its Communist foes accuse each other of widespread cease-fire breaches as observers plan field deployment. One American soldier dies from Sunday wounds, bringing U.S. deaths since the truce to at least one, with troop withdrawals continuing to 22,700.
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Vietnam
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Laos
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Phnom Penh
Tay Ninh
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