Weather Summary and Local Notices From Mexico MO
7:00 a.m. reading reports last 24 hours at 72 degrees. today high 80s to 90s, tonight 60s to mid 70s with chance of thunderstorms. Missouri zone 5 forecast calls for thundershowers tonight and Tuesday, high 80s to 90s, 50% precip. Local river stages mildly changing. public notices list hospital admissions, births, dismissals, marriages, and law enforcement reports from Mexico and surrounding towns.
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Hiatt
Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozark
Romme de Terre
Market Wrap Chicago crops and cattle prices rise
Old crop soybeans gain sharply while new crop holds steady as Wheat and Corn show mixed moves. Rush Grain quotes No 2 hard red wheat and No 2 yellow corn at listed prices. National Stockyards reports Tuesday receipts of 5,000 hogs, 2,000 cattle, 300 sheep with mixed hog, cattle and sheep price ranges. Missouri Livestock Market Center notes hogs down 25-50 cents and varied calf and sow prices amid regional price shifts.
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Chicago
Rush Grain
National Stockyards
Ill
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Mo. Dept. of Agr. Mns
Danny Barnes
Geodetic Survey Names Leonard S Baker Director
Capt Leonard S Baker 49 named director of the National Geodetic Survey part of NOAA in Rockville Maryland. Baker of Clarksdale Mississippi has served the agency since 1947 aboard eight ships and was chief of the Geodesy Division.
Missouri Governor Candidate Faces Residency Challenge
The article reports on disputes over residency for Missouri political figures including Bond and King. Bond claims Missouri residency since birth with voting in Missouri elections, while Georgia residency rules and a Georgia law license issue are cited. The piece notes quotes from Richard Hicks and references past campaigns and legal battles involving state officials and the Missouri constitution’s residency requirements.
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Georgia
Richard Hicks
Fulton County
Bond
Missouri
Mexico
Stock market eases after brief gains in slow session
New York trading sees the Dow Jones average slip 0.23 to 922.03 at noon after earlier gains, with advances narrowly ahead of declines on the New York Stock Exchange. Sartorius & Co says the market discounts McGovern’s nomination and ongoing monetary concerns reemerge as key factors, while Boise Cascade remains most active at 105.
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Stock Market
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Monte Gordon
Sartorius & Co
McGovern
Boise Cascade
New Trial Ordered In 1967 Killing
Missouri Supreme Court orders a new trial for Louis Andrew Scott in the 1967 killing during a St. Louis robbery after a juror said he would be swayed by the defendant’s failure to testify. The high court also directs release or bail for Dora Lee Hendrix and upholds several other murder and related convictions with sentences ranging from 30 years to life.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
St. Louis
Louis Andrew Scott
James Norkemper
Liberty Loan Co
High Court
Harry M. James
Scott
Fred L. Henley
Veniceman
Dora Lee Hendrix
Robert E. Seiler
Supreme Court
Calvin Tyrone Burks
Lynda Walker
Firmin Desloge Hospital
Rutger and
Motard
Burks
James Clarence Haynes
Leroy Visor
Visor
Laurel Ave
Haynes
Marshall Lee Meeks
Judy
Bertrand
Marshall
James Hubbard
Lee Etha Hubbard
Hubbard
James Robert Caffey
Greene County
Death of Howard F. Long in Millersburg funeral set
Howard F. Long 51 of Millersburg dies Saturday at Callaway County Hospital Fulton after a short illness. Rites at Millersburg Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 p.m. Burial in Millersburg Cemetery. Survived by wife Alwilda, daughter Joyce, three brothers, three sisters, and more relatives.
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Millersburg Baptist Church
Howard F. Long
Millersburg
Callaway County
Fulton
Mr. Long
Hollis N
Willie Davis Long
Fulton High School
Alwilda Shouse
Columbia
University of Missouri
Charles Rahmeyer
Mexico
John Foley
Mrs Mamie See Dies at 85 in Paris Rites Held
Mrs. Mamie See 85 of Paris died at Audrain Medical Center aboard a semi invalid status. Funeral services were held at Agnew Funeral Home with Rev. David Fischer officiating. Survivors include Garner See husband Oleta Moberly and Harold Purdy sisters and niece Mrs. Forrest Gosney of Paris.
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Paris
Mamie See
Agnew
David Fischer
Paris Christian
Dave Noonan
Paul Ward
Capp Ransdell
Fd Tawney
Joe Branham
Roy Johnston
Mamie Sylvester See
Audrain Medical Center
William H
Rhoda Fletcher See
Garner See
See
Washington
Iowa
Methodist Church
Oleta Moberly
Pleasant View
Harold Purdy
Groves
Texas
Forrest Gosney
Mrs. Ida Schwendker Dies in Washington D C
Mrs. Ida Ruebling Schwendker, 94, a former Wellsville resident, died Friday in Washington D C. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Myers Funeral Home with the Rev. Clarence Smith officiating. Burial will be in Wellsville Cemetery. Pallbearers include Harry Lee Stuart, Leon Schwendker, W M Deichman, W E Deichman, Don Burwell, and William Burkhalter. Mrs A E Updyke will be organist.
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Wellsville
Myers
Ida Ruebling Schwendker
Washington, D.C
Clarence Smith
Wellsville United Methodist
William Burkhalter
A. E. Updyke
Bagpipes Wail As An Aged Lion Is Laid To Rest
Frasier the aged lion at Lion Country Safari in Laguna Hills was buried with bagpipes. Fraser adopted as mascot by a Scottish clan attended by visitors. The long lived lion fathered many cubs and widows. he inspired publicity and even a branded drink.
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Laguna Hills
Calif
Frasier
Fraser
Lion Country Safari Wildlife Preserve
Prison Riot Erupts at Maryland House of Corrections
In Jessup Maryland a 12 hour riot at the Maryland House of Corrections injured four guards and four inmates and caused damage estimated up to 1.5 million dollars. Governor Mandel met with an inmate delegation to help end the disturbance and by morning most prisoners had returned to their cells.
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Jessup
Maryland House of Corrections
Marvin Mandel
William Shotwell Dies At 77 In Vandalia
William A. Shotwell 77 of Farber died at 2 10 a m today at Audrain Medical Center after a long illness Funeral services are pending at Waters Funeral Home Vandalia He was born Aug 14 1894 north of Farber son of William and Bertha Criswell Shotwell He married Nadine Gray on Sept 2 1916 He worked for Walsh Refractories before retiring Survived by wife two daughters Helen Rodenbaugh Laddonia and Mrs Robert Owings Mexico one son William G Shotwell Vandalia one brother Albert Shotwell Deerfield Kan six grandchildren nine great grandchildren An infant son died earlier.
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Vandalia
Waters Funeral Home
William A. Shotwell
Farber
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Shotwell
William
Bertha Criswell Shotwell
Nadine Gray
Walsh Refractories
Helen Rodenbaugh
Laddonia
Robert Owings
Mexico
William G. Shotwell
Albert Shotwell
Deerfield
Kan
Tornado Watch Issued Across Four Midwest States
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for portions of northeast Kansas southeast Nebraska northeast Missouri and central and southern Iowa. Tornado threat exists from 3 p m to 9 p m CDT today along a corridor about 70 miles either side of a line from 20 miles southwest of Manhattan Kansas to 30 miles east of Des Moines Iowa.
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Kansas City
National Weather Service
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Manhattan
Kan
Des Moines
Truman To Get More Tests
Former President Harry S. Truman remained at Research Medical Center in Kansas City as doctors ordered additional routine blood tests in anticipation of his discharge. Hospital officials had indicated he might be released this morning.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research
Wallace H. Graham
Truman
The
Gun Carrier Near Tricia To Be Freed
Lincoln County Attorney Paul Douglas said no charges will be filed against a 22 year old man arrested near Woods Pool during AAU diving championships while Tricia Nixon Cox was present. He carried a disassembled .22 rifle without ammunition and claimed he was delivering it for a replacement part. Police questioned him but released him after Secret Service involvement.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lancaster County
Paul Douglas
Nixon
Tricia
Douglas
Woods Pool
Tricia Nixon Cox
Telethon Calls Kept Them Awake In Boise
The national Democratic party may have lost funds during a July 8 fund raising telethon. The Wennstroms in Boise kept waking to calls from donors after a Seattle number matched their local 208 area code. They learned the Seattle line was misdialed and may have cost the party thousands.
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Boise, Idaho
National Democratic Party
George Wennatroms
Seattle
Wennstrom
Boise
Jaycees Tour Of Missouri To Promote Delinquency Prevention
An airborne Jaycees team will tour Missouri over five days to promote juvenile delinquency prevention as an extension of the Governor’s Conference on Delinquency Prevention. Stops include Sedalia, Kirksville, Hannibal, Springfield, Cape Girardeau, Poplar Bluff, Kansas City, Nevada, Rolla, St. Joseph, and Chillicothe. Team members include Gary Hill, Darrell Stick, Ronald Larkin, and Greg Goldberg.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Columbia
Sedalia
Kirksville
Hannibal
Springfield
Cape Girardeau
Poplar Bluff
Kansas City
Nevada
Rolla
St. Joseph
Chillicothe
Gary Hill
Jaycees
Darrell Stick
Jaycee
Ronald Larkin
Missouri Law Enforcement Assistance Council
Greg Goldberg
Missouri Jaycees
Goldberg
Sunshine Law Backers Win Writ
The Citizen's Lobby filed a writ of mandamus seeking to compel Secretary of State James C. Kirkpatrick to accept petitions for an open meetings amendment on the November ballot. Circuit Judge James T. Riley granted the show cause order and set a July 25 appearance to explain noncompliance.
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Jefferson City
Secy
James C. Kirkpatrick
James T. Riley
Kirkpatrick
Riley
Citizen’s Lobby
Carl Wilson
Wilson
Missouri
Fischer Wins In Third Chess Game
In Reykjavik AP reported world champion Boris Spassky resigned the third game after Fischer forced the move five minutes after the clock resumed the adjourned match.
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Fischer
Reykjavik
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
Ramparts Article Triggers Comment on U S Spying Claims
San Francisco AP report notes government officials declined to comment on Ramparts magazine allegations that U S intelligence can track Soviet military and space aircraft and monitor transatlantic telephone calls. The piece cites a purported former NSA analyst identified as Winslow Peck and recounts claims of routine reconnaissance flights over Russia and China, and briefings involving Hubert Humphrey.
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San Francisco
Ramparts Magazine
U.S
White House
San Clemente
Cunlif
Department of Defense
Washington
National Security Agency
Ft. Meade
NSA
Winslow Peck
Outer Space
Defense Department
Russia
San Diego
Ramparts
Peck
Air Force
Vietnam
United States
Soviet Union
China
Hubert H. Humphrey
Alexei Kosygin
Tests Show 43 Flaws In F14 Fighter Tests
The Navy disclosed 43 major defects in the F14 test model during a preliminary evaluation late last year. Safety issues numbered 16 with 76 minor problems noted in an April report. Crashed F14s, engine stalling, spins recovery, and range were cited, with Phoenix missile system defects also identified.
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Washington
APY
Navy
Ihs
House Appropriations
Chesapeake Bay
House
Subcommittee
Pentagon
William Proxmire
Dwis
Graminian’ Corp
Grumman
Airport Operators urge universal passenger screening and bag checks
The Airport Operators Council International requests President Nixon order airlines to screen all passengers and inspect hand luggage. AO C I board backed a motion at Ozark Missouri urging full funding from the airport and airways trust fund for fencing and ramp lighting, and maintaining airline personnel handle passenger area checks rather than airport security forces.
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Washington
Nixon
Airport Operators Council International Aoci
Ozark
Eastern Air Lines
Los Angeles
Los Angeles-San Francisco Flights of Pacific Southwest
AOCT
Congress
Airport and Airways Trust Fund
AOCI
AOC
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Charles Talley
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Henry Woolridge
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James Strange
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Kay Ellen Sterner
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Carl Cleeton
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Kenneth W. Schudel
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Mildred E. Miller
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Kenneth Willis
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Willis
Highway Patrol
Victor Barr
St. Peters
Hermann Area Medical Center
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Barr
Barbara Jean Sims
van Matre
Walter W. Sims
Carrie A. Finley
Mary Morris
Robert H. Finley
John EB. Evans
Ila Barsom
Helen M. Bryson
Heads Geodetic Survey
King
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William Shotwell
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