Weather and local notices from Missouri area
Forecaster notes warm humid conditions with patchy thundershowers tonight into Saturday. Zone 5 forecast: partly cloudy, highs 86 to 92, lows near 70, 60 percent rain tonight, 30 percent Saturday. Missouri outlook shows cooler northwest by Saturday, possible Monday Tuesday storms, with night lows 64 to 79 and highs 85 to 95. Also includes river stages, hospital admissions, births, dismissals, and fire department call details.
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Local court fines listed for multiple offenses in Audrain area
The Daily Record itemized fines across magistrate and circuit courts including driving without a license, operating a local carrier beyond limits, liquor violations by minors, careless driving, and a divorce with custody. Other notes mention indigent defense assignments, an assault charge, and probate administration with estimated estate value. Also reports Montgomery County cases and Missouri Livestock Market prices and national stockyard receipts.
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Gary W. Newsom
Ernest Ray Sanders
Sammy Joe Smith
Shelby Turner
Jerry Lee Happs
Larry Dale Lockridge
Beverly Dean Golden
Floyd Harregan
Andy Runge
Cage
Bussie Williams
Martinsburg
Janice Kemp
Hubert Fisher
Richards Court
Charles Emmett Williams
Thompson Rte. 1
Eagleton Chosen as McGovern Vice Presidential Candidate
Thomas Eagleton becomes the leading running mate pick after a day of debates and discussions within the McGovern camp. Missouri Democrats hope Eagleton helps maintain the state’s House and pledges healing after intra party rifts during convention week.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Eagleton
George McGovern
Warren E. Hearnes
McGovern
Stock Market Movements and Commodities Roundup
Overnight and intraday trading across over the counter and New York markets showed mixed gains and broad drift upward. The Dow rose to 920.08 amid thin volume while NYSE issues were roughly even. grains and futures opened higher with soybeans around 3.38 and wheat near 1.36 to 1.50, with various prices listed for corn oats and oils.
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Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobble Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
NEW York
George McGovern
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Mrs. Leonard Schwab Rites In Oklahoma City
Mrs. Betty Dyke Schwab 72 of Oklahoma City died Thursday at her home after years of ill health. Born July 1 1900 in Audrain County she married Leonard Schwab in 1925 and traveled before settling in Mexico in 1939 and Oklahoma City in 1944. Survived by her husband, she was active at First Presbyterian Church. Funeral services planned in Oklahoma City with graveside rites Sunday at Elmwood Cemetery officiated by Rev. Ned Beckes. Funeral home: Arnold Funeral Home.
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Leonard Schwab
Oklahoma City
Mexico
The
Mrs William Lewis Dies In Chicago
Mrs Bonnie Jo Lewis 54 of Chicago died at St. James Hospital after a brief illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Maupin Funeral Home Fulton with burial in Elmwood Cemetery Mexico. Born Jan 12 1918 in McCredie she was a daughter of the late Boyd and Evelyn Gooldy and a Methodist. Survived by husband William L. Lewis of Chicago a son of Mrs Austin Lewis of 804 S Olive St a sister Mrs Helen Means and a brother John Gooldy, both of Fulton.
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Chicago
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Boyd
Evelyn Dawson Gooldy
Methodist Church
William L. Lewis
Austin Lewis
S. Olive St
Helen Means
John Gooldy
McGovern Nixon talk at square in mixed political scene
An overheard exchange shows a Democrat and Republican joking about working for Nixon's re election amid a show of blooms at the Central Missouri Hemerocallis Society in Columbia. Gardeners from Fulton Mexico and Columbus area participate as city shelters switch to reservation only with eight calls.
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Central Missouri
Columbia
Frank Kropf
Mexico
Fulton
Centralia
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Lakeview
Robert
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Green Park
Martinsburg Businessman Eugene Wieschhaus Dies at 43
Eugene A. Wieschhaus 43 of Martinsburg was found dead at his home after a long heart ailment. He operated S&W Processing Co. a frozen food locker plant and lived above the business. Born November 26 1928 he served in the Air Force after World War II and was a member of American Legion and St Joseph's Church. He is survived by four sisters and two brothers. Funeral Monday at St Joseph's with burial in the church cemetery. Visitation starts Sunday at Meyer Funeral Home Wellsville with Rosary that night.
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Mary Arens Wieschhaus
American Legion
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Joe
Centralia
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Columbia
Martin Worland
Jennings
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Montgomery City
John Schaffer
Walter Davis
Leo Stamm
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Meyer Funeral Home
Wellsville
Calley Sr. dies after visit from son at VA hospital
William L. Calley Sr. died in a Veterans Administration hospital in Gainesville Florida on Thursday night after a 30 minute visit by his son Lt. Calley. The report notes the time of death and location as the VA facility.
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Gainesville, Fla
William L. Calley Sr
Veterans Administration Hospital
Convention Night Triumphs and Campaign Hopes
McGovern, Eagleton accept Democratic ticket amid rousing scenes as Kennedy and Wallace factions play out in a tense convention. McGovern vows end to Vietnam war and open government while Eagleton seeks to restore dignity in the vice presidency. Wallace supporters sit silent as rivals cheer, and Wallace wheels into a pending campaign.
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Eagleton
Wallace
Alabama
Spiro T. Agnew
McGovern
Texas
Florida
Michigan
George
Uicket
Whole New Game Says Teasdale
Kansas City AP reports Joseph Teasdale, year 36, predicting Senator Eagleton's VP nomination will boost Democrat ticket unity in Missouri. He claims Eagleton Hearnes and McGovern alignment could advance his bid for governor as he backs a stronger national campaign and front-runner status.
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Joseph Teasdale
Thomas Eagleton
Warren E. Hearnes
George McGovern
Teasdale
Missouri
Jackson County
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Hearnes
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Bond
Nixon
Christopher Bond
Kuehle Visits Mexico En Route To Boone Club Speech
Harold Wheels Kuehle Republican candidate for secretary of state, in a wheelchair, visited Mexico briefly on the way from St. Louis to Columbia to address the Boone County Pachyderm Club. He urged hiring experts, ending patronage, improving microfilming and filing, and cross training to cut payrolls while boosting service. He urged seminars for local election officials to unify election law handling.
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Wheels) Kuehle
Secretary of State
Mexico
St. Louis
Boone County
Missouri
Kuehle
Missouri Secretary of State
Bremer Transferred Under Tight Security to Jail
Arthur H. Bremer, 21, accused in the May 15 shooting that targeted Alabama Governor George C. Wallace and three others, was moved from a state hospital to Prince Georges County Jail under heavy security to await a July 31 trial on state charges. The transfer followed an FBI handover of guard duties after a federal court delayed his federal trial. George Beall, U.S. attorney for Maryland, described the procedure.
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Alabama
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George Beall
U.S
Maryland
Defense Firm Got Millions For $50,000
Sen. William Proxmire accused the Defense Department of letting Sperry Rand reap a 34 000 percent return on a 50 000 investment. He said the 71 million Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant financed by taxpayers produced casings at claimed costs 20.36 and later bid 8.49 below cost in 1971. Proxmire urged competition and free enterprise, noting 17 million in profit over 20 years.
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
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Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant
Shreveport
Sperry Rand
Proxmire
Joint Economic Committee
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Missouri Highway Commission Approves Pay Increase
Jefferson City report states the Missouri State Highway Commission approves a five percent salary rise for most highway department employees effective August 1. The increase covers all staff up to immediate below management, with some employees receiving a sliding raise from five percent.
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Missouri State Highway Commission
Pride Of 12 Lionesses Proud Of Old Frasier
Frasier the aging circus lion at Lion Country Safari in Laguna Hills California becomes a nationwide symbol after siring 35 cubs in 18 months. He is lauded as father of the year and inspired Frasier for President write in votes before dying in his sleep. He will be buried at the preserve.
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Ald Tion
AEC Chief Off Job After Money Probe
William T. Riley director of Becuity at the Atomic Energy Commission is on leave without pay while allegations about personal finances are investigated. He allegedly borrowed money from AEC staff and is said to be over 100000 in debt. Paul Gaughren will run the division during the probe.
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Division of Inspection
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N.M
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Brookhaven
N.Y
Aleutian Islands
Record Soybean Acreage Set In Missouri
Columbia Missouri AP The Missouri Crop and Livestock Service reports soybeans planted for all purposes in the state reach a new record of 3.95 million acres. Corn acres total 2.72 million, down 18 percent from last year and the lowest since 1890. Sorghum is 430000 acres, cotton up 22 percent, wheat up 19 percent, while oats barley and rye trails 1971 levels.
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Missouri
Livestock Service
Eagleton to Speak in Kansas City Saturday
Sen. Thomas Eagleton the Democratic vice presidential nominee will fly from Miami Beach to Kansas City this afternoon. He is due to land at 5 27 pm and will meet newsmen briefly after arrival. He will address the National Audio Visual Association meeting at the Hotel Muehlebach at 11 15 am CDT Saturday before returning to Washington.
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Eagleton
Braniff
National Audio-Visua Association
Muehlebach
Bosch
Washington
Tom Eagleton Day Proclaimed by Missouri Acting Governor
Lt. Gov. Morris proclaimed Tom Eagleton Day in Missouri while Gov. Hearnes was at the Democratic National Convention. He urged citizens to congratulate a Missourian seen as a candidate for vice president. A correction notes the Hatton auction details and auctioneers’ names.
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