Local Weather and Livestock Market Summary
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show last 24 hours high 101 low 69 and 7 a.m. temp 73. Forecasts: Ledgerland clear to partly cloudy with a Tuesday high near 90, Missouri region warm with a chance of thundershowers, and extended warm no-precip outlook midweek. Lake levels at Ozarks and nearby reservoirs report varied elevations over normal. Admissions list many names from Audrain Medical Center with multiple births and discharges noted.
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Notable Deaths and Local Court Actions Reported
The Daily Record notes deaths of Glen A. Glasgow 71 in Centralia and Ada Mozier 73 in Bellflower. A Montgomery County court suit filed by Gwen P. Connor against Captain H Daniels and Mack Teague of Vandalia seeks damages over a Sept 21 1978 sidewalk fall from leaking liquids. Willis Lee Davis Jr faces a change of venue on two counts of selling MDA, with trial moved to Randolph County Moberly. Public Safety reports include burglaries in Coil Apartments and James Gallaher’s home, plus gasoline theft from a Sinclair storage tank near Morris Street. Highway Patrol details a two car crash northeast of Mexico injuring three. a fatal pickup crash near Laddonia is identified as James R. Todd 62 of O’Fallon. Public records list marriage license applications for Auxvasse Williamsburg Wellsville Centralia and Columbia. Funeral notices and other local items follow.
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Paul Joiner
Benton City
Robert Leadley
Minnie Hull
Robert Trower
Farber
Max Hendel
High Hill
Dennis Bird
Auxvasse
Jewell Lee Nevins
Yukon
George Jennings
Stanley Mitchell
R.W. Mills
Thomas Patton
Ruth Berry
Mildred Palmer
Otto E. Buck
Centralia
Susie Johnson
David Willis
Vandalia
Robert Righter
Pamela Rinker
Albert Whitehouse
William Reichers
Rodney Willingham
Laddonia
Willard Johnson
Monroe City
Glen A. Glasgow
Ada Mozier
Bellflower
Captain H. Daniels
Mack Teague
Mack's
Gwen P. Connor
Miss Connor
Teague
Daniels
Mellroy and
Millan
Willis Lee Davis Jr
Montgomery City
MDA
Randolph County
Moberly
Davis
Frank Conley
Conley
George P. Adams
James Cafer
Public Safety
Lois Lehmann
E. Jackson St
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Coil
James Gallaher
S. Clark St
Gallaher
Ralph Gaston
Morris Street
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Stephen D. Koestner
Terry Branson
Holt's Summit
Opal Witten
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Koestner
Highway 15
Witten
Highway 54
James R. Todd
O'Fallon
Pageant figures in estate sale listing fragment
A fragmented notice lists individuals connected to Miss Indiana and Miss Arkansas pageants plus related pageant figures. It notes sales details at 308 EB Love St on July 20 at 12:30 p.m. with executors Bertha Singleton and Lillian L. Long and auctioneers Raymond and Mike Lees.
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EB. Love St
Eather E. Leverett
Bertha Singleton
Lillian L. Long
Raymond
Mike Lees
New York Stocks Rise But Market Pauses At Noon
The Dow Jones industrial average slid back from an early surge but remained up 4.85 points at 792.08 at noon. Gainers outpaced losers 4 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange after Friday's gains.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Simon Quotes Shah Is Not Nut Says He Aims Power
Washington AP reports Treasury Secretary William E. Simon told American Banker that The Shah Mohamad Reza Pahlavi is a nut who wants to be a super power. He said the Shah is reinvesting oil profits domestically, mainly in military hardware. Datelined Nice, France, during a Middle East trip stopover.
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Today
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William E. Simon
Tran
Middle East
Shah
Simon
Shah Mohammed Reza Pehlavi
American Banker
Nice
France
Deaths Glen Albert Glasgow Dies in Centralia Rites Tuesday
Glen Albert Glasgow 71 of Centralia died at Audrain Medical Center Mexico after a long illness. Services are set for 11 am Tuesday at Meadow and Son Funeral Chapel with burial in Centralia Cemetery. He was born November 30 1902 in Page County Iowa and married Imogene Curtright in 1987. He retired from Sunshine Biscuit Co in 1967 and moved to Centralia in 1968. He belonged to multiple fraternal and religious groups. Also noted are other obituaries from Montgomery City in the same column.
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Donald Mattson
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Minnie Groehling Glasgow
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Nancy Curtright
R. Donnell Cox
Omaha
Neb
John L. Glasgow
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Jack Curtright
Dallas
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Salt Lake City
Utah
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Kansas City
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RAM
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Boulder
Colo
Katherine Louise Stone Dies Rites To Be Wednesday
Katherine Louise Stone 12 Martinsburg died shortly after midnight at Marshall Clinic. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at St Joseph's Church Martinsburg with Rev Dolan officiating. Burial St Joseph's Cemetery. Born June 26 1962 at Fort Leonard Wood she is daughter of Charles H and Priscilla Ann Pearl Stone. Survived by parents one brother Alan and two sisters Cheryl Nancy all at home, grandparents and great grandmother. Arnold Funeral Home notified. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Goldie Deimeke
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Columbia
Eva Mitchell
Auxvasse
Arnold Funeral Home
Shutdown Strikes Hit City Patrols and Sanitation
Strikes continued as about one-fourth of the city's 2,400 patrolmen were off duty Sunday night. Police Commissioner Donald D. Pomerleau fired 82 officers on probation who walked out, signaling no general amnesty and allowing return without punishment. Officers claim coercive terms if they settle. The wage dispute centers on patrolmen seeking a $10,000 starting wage and top scale to $13,500, while sanitation workers seek 50-cent-an-hour raises. city offers a 5.5 percent raise across the board.
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Able
Cyprus coup triggers regional tension and military alert
I nformed by Ankara and Athens sources the Cyprus coup sparks international concern as Turkish navy units sail toward the Mediterranean and Turkish warns that Geneva Zurich accord provisions must be respected while Cyprus faces curfew and bans on civilian movement. The rebel Radio Cyprus broadcast claims Makarios is dead and vows to shoot resistors, signaling a civil conflict.
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Cyprus Crisis Deepens Amid Cyprus Government Turmoil
A statement blames the Cyprus president and his government for usurping authority without the free will of the Cypriot people. The National Guard and Eoka B terrorism are cited as ongoing threats as Cyprus seeks elections and intercommunal talks. Widespread gunfire and bomb reports emerge from Rhodes.
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No Orders To US Fleet Amid Cyprus Crisis
Washington reports no special movement orders have been issued to the U.S. 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean as the Cyprus crisis unfolds. About 45 ships remain at sea with some vessels possibly held to evacuate Americans or support the crisis response. Several hundred Marines and naval personnel sent to Cyprus for mine clearance near the Suez Canal months ago have been withdrawn.
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Study finds women still portrayed narrowly in media
Loyola University psychologist Dr John D Edwards reports a study of 4300 magazine articles and seven magazines from 1940 to 1972 showing no rise in women authors or substantial change in female roles. He notes media reflect society while arguing progress lags and occupation prestige for women remains limited.
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Sharon Gaik
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Hijacker on JAL Flight Demands Red Army Leader Release
A knife-wielding Japanese hijacked a domestic Japan Air Lines flight from Osaka to Tokyo with 84 aboard and threatened to kill hostages unless a Red Army leader was released and flown to North Korea. The plane landed in Tokyo, then took off again without clearance as officials negotiated for hours. Two Americans were among the passengers. the hijacker sought Takaya Shiomi, 33, a Red Army founder.
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Watergate Panel Recommends Public Attorney and Reforms
The report calls for a permanent deterrent to misconduct with an Office of Public Attorney acting as ombudsman and five year terms by three retired judges. It urges barring unilateral intelligence groups, protecting tax return confidentiality while disclosing presidential returns, limiting cash in campaigns, banning dirty tricks, and boosting congressional oversight of executive offices.
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