Local Weather and Death Notices Featured in The Daily Record
Died: Mrs. Maudie L. Pickett, 89, Mexico, at 2 45 a.m. Monday. DEATHS list includes Maudie L. Pickett, 89, Leo S. White, 69, Luke Edwards, 78, George E. B. Davis, 73. Names cited: Pamela Hoover, Robin Camp, Father Leo Stamm, Henry Morton, Douglas Riddle, Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. Dennis Byler, Auxvasse residents, Martinsburg, Vandalia, Montgomery City, Santa Fe, Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela &. Hoover
David R. Willis
Vandalia
Robin M. Camp
Leo A. Stamm
Martinsburg
Henry Morton
Louisiana
Douglas E. Riddle
Montgomery City
William J. Baker
Santa Fe
Dennis D. Byler
Auxvasse
Maudie L. Pickett
Mexico
Leo S. White
Luke Edwards
George EB. Davis
Eagleton predicts impeachment inquiry ends in 1974
U S Senator Thomas F Eagleton D Mo forecast the presidential impeachment inquiry would not extend past 1974 He told a Missouri forum Kissinger could be a worthy presidential candidate and supported a constitutional amendment to let naturalized citizens run for president He also backed open hearings and a televised Senate trial if one occurs Alongside, Missouri livestock and Chicago market notes from AP columns appear in the same dispatch with prices and receipts.
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Columbia
U.S
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Missouri
Missouri Forum
Komu- To
Henry Kissinger
Eagleton
Kissinger
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Warren E. Hearnes
Weather Summary and Lake Levels Report
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show high 94 and low not provided for last 24 hours. Ledgerland and Missouri forecast hot with a slight chance of thundershowers through Tuesday, highs 90 to 95, lows around 70s. Lake level updates for Lake of the Ozarks and nearby dams indicate elevations above normal, with minor daily changes. Local hospital admissions and births noted in Mexico, Perry, Monroe City, Wellsville, and nearby areas, along with recent discharges.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Congress Grapples With Housing Trade And Health Bills
Legislators debate a $10 billion omnibus housing bill while a conference on it may start Tuesday. Nixon pushes for a Senate action on a trade bill with a controversial Russia emigration provision. Senate Finance races to draft its version amid Soviet stance. Leaders seek health insurance and tax reform, but action remains unlikely this session.
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Senate
House
Nixon
Russia
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Funeral Rites Held In Washington for Don Bradshaw
Mr. and Mrs. George Gieseker of Mexico returned from Washington Missouri after funeral services for Don Bradshaw 49 who died of a heart attack. Survivors include his wife a son seven daughters and one sister Mrs. Michael Miller of Mexico.
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George Gieseker
Mexico
Washington, Mo
Hot Air Balloon Championships Draw Record Entries
Indianola Iowa will host the National Hot Air Balloon Championships at Simpson College on August 28 with over 160 balloons. Organizer Pat McClintic notes registrations nearly tripled. pilots will compete in four events showcasing technology and dexterity. Entrants include 11 from Iowa, 12 from Illinois, three from South Dakota, and two each from Missouri Kansas and Nebraska.
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Tindianola
Iowa
Simpson College
Indianola
Pat McClintic
Illinois
South Dakota
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Market slides as Dow sinks to multi year low
New York stocks fell broadly as investors faced persistent high interest rates. The noon Dow stood at 779.88, down 11.89, its lowest level since November 1970. McDonald's tumbled 9 percent amid criticism of its accounting in Barron’s. The NYSE composite dropped 0.82 to 42.78, and Amex’s Banister Continental led active losers.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
McDonald's Corp
Barron’s Magazine
American Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Europe
NYSE
Rodino Hopes Final Week for Nixon Inquiry
Washington AP: House Judiciary Chair Rodino aims to finish the impeachment inquiry. key witness John W. Dean III is slated to testify Tuesday or Wednesday. Frederick LaRue, former Nixon reelection official, testified today amid questions over a $75,000 payment to E. Howard Hunt Jr. and broader White House involvement.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
John W. Dean III
Dean
Senate
Nixon
Frederick C. LaRue
James D. St. Clair
St. Clair
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Hunt
White House
LaRue
Watergate
Supreme Court
Leon Jaworski
William O. Bittman
Deaths Luke Edwards World War I Veteran Dies
Luke Edwards 78 former Mexiaan died this morning at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Columbia. He and wife Mary had lived in Fulton for years. Born Jan 8 1896 he was among Audrain Countians to reach France in World War I. Survived by wife a former Miss Mary Hellopeter and several nephews nieces a sister in law Mrs Ted Mayes of Mexico. Funeral plans pending with Arnold Funeral Home visitation at Maupin Funeral Home Fulton before transport to Mexico.
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Luke Edwards
Veterans Administration Hospital
Columbia
Mary
Fulton
Mr. Edwards
France
Mary Hellopeter
Mexico
Ted Mayes
Edwards
Fredendall-Wilkins
State Hospital
Arnold Funeral Home
Maupin Funeral Home
Leo S White services held at Perry
Funeral services for Leo S White 69 of Perry were held Saturday at Wilkey Funeral Home with Rev James Beahan officiating. Burial was in St Jude's Cemetery Monroe City. He died Thursday in a Hannibal hospital. Born July 28 1904 in Warrenton to John Thomas and Elizabeth Lezie White. Survived by wife Frances Lehenbauer, son Darrell J White of Mexico, daughters Norma Jean DeGerlin Isabelle Ganter, stepson Gilbert S Lehnbauer. He was a member of the Christian Church and a retired yardmaster for Southern Pacific Railroad.
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Perry
Leo S. White
Wilkey
James Beahan
St. Jude’s
Monroe City
White
Hannibal
Warrenton
John Thomas
Elizabeth Lezie White
Frances Lehenbauer
Darrell J. White
Mexico
Norma Jean DeGerlin
Isabelle Ganter
Gilbert S. Lehnbauer
The
Christian Church
Sourthern Pacific Railroad
George E Davis 73 Burial in Mexico
Jefferson City George E Davis 73 a former Missouri Division of Employment Security employee died yesterday at Boone County Hospital after a long illness. He retired in 1965 after 32 years of service and lived on Bald Hill Road. Graveside services are set for 10 30 a m Wednesday at Eastlawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Mexico conducted by Rev Harvey R Sanders. He was born in Galveston Texas and married Margaret Douglas April 15 1944. Surviving are two sons Ross and Robert and a sister Helen Stone.
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Jefferson City
George E. Davis
Ada Douglas
William Burchfield
Mexico
Boone County Hospital
Missouri Division of Employment Security
Bald Hill Rd
Eastlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Harvey R. Sanders
Grace Episcopal Church
Davis
Buescher Funeral Home
Mr. Davis
Galveston
Tex
Carrollton
Margaret Douglas
Ross
Los Angeles
Robert
Santa Monica
Helen Stone
Omaha
Nixon to Hold Busy Washington Week of Meetings
President Nixon plans a demanding schedule in Washington this week, meeting with Vice President Ford and five top economic advisers. He will also confer with congressional leaders on midyear trips to the Middle East and Soviet Union, with Kissinger joining briefing. Nixon may travel to California for a 10 day stay and recently inspected Mar a Lago estate in Palm Beach. White House aides downplay plans to sell Key Biscayne properties to meet debts and tax obligations.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Gerald R. Ford
Middle East
Soviet Union
Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
San Clemente
Calif
Key Biscayne
Fla
Palm Beach
Mar-A-Lago
Marjorie Merriweather Post
Biscayne
California
Mrs. Martins Nephew Dies at 48 in Missouri Fire
James Ray Green 48 nephew of Mrs Ray A Martin Route 3 Mexico died of a heart attack in a Jefferson City hospital. He led Cedar City Voluntary Fire Department and died after aiding at a Pepsi Cola warehouse blaze ruled arson by the state fire marshal. Born July 4 1926 in Cedar City he was married May 28 1946 Brewton Alabama to Linda Hope Purvis. Survivors include his father a son a brother and three sisters. Burial was at Mt Pleasant Cemetery in Boone County.
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James Ray Green
Ray A. Martin
Rte. 3
Mexico
Jefferson City
Green
Cedar City
Pepsi-Cola
Mr. Green
James Harrison
Nancy Ransdell Green
Brewton
Ala
Linda Hope Purvis
Dennis
Freeman Chapel
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Boone County
Ehrlichman Trial Testimony Highlights Key Plumbers Details
Ehrlichman testified that files were sent back to Young, and that he approved a covert operation to gauge Elisberg motives while denying knowledge of an illegal break in. Prosecution witnesses David Young and Krogh said Ehrlichman gave final approval for the Fielding operation. immunity was granted to Young for testimony. Gesell’s jury guidance could be decisive as Ehrlichman’s involvement looms amid Liddy Barker and Martinez.
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Young
Elisberg
Pentagon
Rand Corp
Haiphong Harbor
North Vietnam
Senate Watergate Committee
David R. Young
Egil “Bud" Krogh
White House
The
Plumbers
Ellsberg
Charles W. Colson
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Gesell
FBI
G. Gordon Liddy
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio R. Martinez
Bond Decides To Keep 55 MPH Speed Limit In Missouri
Governor Christopher Bond will retain the 55 mph highway limit after a review by Michael B. Garrett and James L. Wilson. They cited energy savings and reduced fatalities but noted data are limited. The law, enacted in late February to qualify for federal funds, took effect March 4 and runs until September 29, 1975.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Missouri
Bond
Michael B. Garrett
Department of Public Safety
James L. Wilson
James L. Wilson, State Director of Natural Resources
Doyle Selected As Outstanding Secondary Educator of America
Larry Michael Doyle son of Mrs. BE. M. Doyle of 623 W. Monroe St. was chosen among Outstanding Secondary Educators of America for 1974. Nominated by his principal, he was selected for his professional and civic achievements while teaching in St. Charles County R-5 schools. The annual awards honor distinguished leaders in secondary education with biographies featured in the awards volume.
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Larry Michael Doyle
BE. M. Doyle
W. Monroe St
Doyle
St. Charles County
Paul Coil Episcopal Priest Visits Here
Paul Coil, a priest at St Patrick's Episcopal Church in Washington D C, visited at 717 E Monroe St with dinner guests Mrs John J Johnston, Mr and Mrs Fred Thompson of Moberly, and Rev Mr Paul Douglas and son Paul of Washington D C. Coil is a grandson of the late Dr P E Cail.
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John J. Johnston
E. Monroe St
Fred Thompson
Moberly
Paul Douglas
Paul
Washington, D. C
Coil
St. Patrick's Episcopal Church
Washington
P. E. Cail
Mexico
Jaworski urges equality in law during Watergate case
Special prosecutor Jaworski argues the Constitution requires court review of presidential power in the Nixon Watergate matter. He cites grand jury findings naming Nixon as an unindicted co conspirator and urges the Supreme Court to resolve executive privilege boundaries. St. Clair notes the court has yet to define presidential confidentiality.
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Supreme Court
Jaworski
Nixon
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Ehrrlichman
Grand Jury
St. Clair
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
U.S
John J. Sirica
White House
Sirica
United States
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Judicial Branch
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Archibald Cox
U.S. Court of Appeals
Cox
House Judiciary Committee
New York City Consumer Chief To Visit Farms
New York City consumer affairs commissioner Eleanor Guggenheimer will tour farms in northwest Missouri hosted by Rep. Jerry Litton. The trip includes visits to Runyan Feedlot Easton, Dallas Pickett farm Stewartsville, Saunders farm Osborn, and DeShon Dairy Clarksdale with 4-H youths and a farm leaders round table.
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Washington
Eleanor Guggenheimer
New York City
Missouri
Jerry Litton
D-Mo
Guggenheimer
Litton
India
Mrs. Guggenheimer
Guggenheimers
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Easton
Dallas Pickett
Stewartsville
Pickett
John Saunders
Osborn
Cliff DeShon
Clarksdale
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William B. Neate
George L. Palmer
Nora Fay Hunt
Lester E. Runnels
Rufus Burns
Rush Hill
Wilbur S. Stahr
Wayne Stowers
Thompson
George Cornell
Ollie K. Walker
Wellsville
Jay Schutte
Benton City
Charles Bonhardt
St. Louis
Charles Pearson
Everett Lovelace
Anna M. Nutt
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Eugene D. Kirtlink
J. Howard Shoemyer
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George Coil
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Elizabeth 8. Williams
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Dean Brooks and Son
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Wilbur L. Pullen
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Charles W. Tawney
Garland Shull
Bernice Power
Beulah Wahlandingham
Paris
Clay ©. Smith
Harold Moore
Jimmy Lynn
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Rayburn Camp and Son
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