Weather, deaths, and police notes from Audrain region
The Daily Record reports clear to warm Missouri weather with highs in the 90s to near 100, extended heat through the week, plus humid nights. It lists hospital admits, births, dismissals, and deaths in Audrain and surrounding areas, along with detailed police reports of a late night crash, a bicycle theft, tire vandalism, and a one vehicle accident in Audrain County. Public notices include magistrate and circuit court actions, custody rulings, and local stock market notes from A. B. Chance and Commerce Bancshares.
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Missouri
Six West European nations join Common Market partnership
Instant News BRUSSELS reports six West European countries Austria Ice land Portugal Sweden Switzerland and Liechtenstein sign a junior partnership with the Common Market. Finland plans to sign after a new government installs. bloc dismantles tariffs on factory goods beginning January and eyes a major challenge to the United States and Japan.
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Brussels
Austria
Iceland
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
Liechtenstein
Finland
Hel
United States
Japan
Jesse James Promoter Dies in Missouri at 53
Rudy Turilli, promoter of Jesse James folklore in Missouri, died of a heart ailment at 53. He ran the Jesse James Museum in Stanton and disputed the historical account that James was killed by Bob Ford, arguing James lived as J. Frank Dalton and died in 1951 at age 102. His efforts sparked legal battles including a 10,000 dollar lawsuit won by James relatives last year.
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Sullivan, Mo
Rudy Turilli
Jesse James
Missouri
Turilli
Stanton
St. Louis
Bob Ford
James
J. Frank Dalton
Harriman Urges Democrats to Unite in New York
Former Gov Averell Harriman, 80, urged New York Democrats to close ranks after his 1958 loss to Nelson Rockefeller. He criticized party divisions while addressing Legislative candidates and aides, supporting Ed Muskie's bid but pledging to back the party nominee Senator George McGovern.
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Albany
N.Y
Averell Harriman
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Harriman
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
George McGovern
Robbers Corral Victim as Nurse Tries to Help
In Atlanta two men shoved a nurse aside while rifling through a mortally wounded man at a shopping center. They allegedly claimed the money was theirs as the victim Willie Lee Sidney, 23, died on arrival from four bullet wounds in the throat. Detectives say the incident started after a car stopped and Sidney fought with someone. the assailants fled before police arrived.
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Atlanta
Willie Lee Sidney
F. L. Russell
D. L. Steltenpohl
Sidney
Rites Sunday For Mrs Rutherford In Wellsville Funeral Set For Pioneer Resident
Mrs Katherine Rutherford 90 of Wellsville died yesterday at Tri County Nursing Home after a day there. Born near Olney in 1882 she married N J Rutherford in 1905. Survived by a daughter Juanita Shocklee two sons Arnold and Lowell Rutherford 10 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2 PM at United Methodist Church Vandalia Rev Robert Stoddard Wellsville baptism records show church transfer to Wellsville Baptist. Visitation after 2 PM today Waters Funeral Home Vandalia. She belonged to Fairview Baptist Church recently joined Wellsville Baptist Church.
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Wellsville
Katherine Rutherford
Tri-County
Audrain Medical Center
Olney Jan
N. J. Rutherford
Juanita Shocklee
Arnold Rutherford
Vandalia
Lowell Rutherford
Middletown
Hugo Moran
Elsberry
United Methodist Church
Robert Stoddard
Visitation
Waters Funeral Home
Fairview
Services Pending For Mrs Miller Centralia Missouri
Mrs Mary Edith Miller 78 of Centralia died Friday night at Audrain Medical Center Mexico. Body to Meador and Son Funeral Home with services pending. Born Audrain County June 4 1894 daughter of William Thomas Cleeton and Mary Elizabeth Shock Cleeton. Married Harry Miller March 22 1931 he died Feb 1 1970. Surviving include stepson Lewis Miller Hutchinson Kansas foster son-in-law Jack Briscoe Sturgeon seven foster grandchildren three brothers Carl LeRoy Cleeton Mexico Clarence Cleeton Thompson and three sisters Hattie Pulis Mexico Linnie Puff Hatton Anna Woodward Hatton. She was a member of New Hope Baptist Church.
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Mary Edith Miller
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Meador and Son Funeral Home
Jack Briscoe
Sturgeon
Carl and
LeRoy Cleeton
Clarence Cleeton
Thompson
Hattie Pulis
Linnie Puff
Anna Woodward
Hatton
Miller
New Hope Baptist Church
Graveside Rites For Mrs Owens In Walnut Grove Cemetery
Graveside services for Mrs Ruth Stone Owens were held at Walnut Grove cemetery in Paris on Thursday morning led by Rev Roy Kinder of First Church. Mrs Owens, born in Paris, died in March after months of illness. She and her sister Mrs George Poage later lived in Houston with a niece. Survivors include Mrs Poage, Mrs F M Powell of Thomasville North Carolina, and nieces and nephews such as Edgar P Blanton of Shelbina.
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Paris
Ruth Stone Owens
Walnut Grove
Roy Kinder
First Baptist Church
Owens
George Poage
Houston
Tex
Poage
F. M. Powell
Thomasville
N.C
Edgar P. Blanton
Shelbina
Mrs. Tipton Dies At Moberly
Funeral services are pending for Mrs. Claude A. Tipton 84 of Moberly who died Friday at Moberly Memorial Hospital. Former Miss Ethelene Taylor born July 30 1888 on a Cairo area farm. Survived by two sons Maurice Tipton Vandalia and Marshal Tipton Moberly, daughter Mrs. Glen Stotler St. Louis, and many grandchildren. Mother of the late Marvin Tipton Farber.
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Claude A. Tipton
Moberly
Moberly Memorial Hospital
Ethelene Taylor
Cairo
Maurice Tipton
Vandalia
Marshal Tipton
Glen Stotler
St. Louis
Marvin Tipton
Farber
Reagan says Europe confident Nixon will be re elected
Los Angeles AP Ronald Reagan reports European leaders, met during his 19 day Western Europe goodwill tour, are confident Nixon will be re elected in November. They fear Democratic isolationism and threats to cut Western Europe forces, he told reporters at LAX.
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Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Reagan
Europe
Los Angeles International
Saigon Forces Push North in Central Vietnam Drive
North Viet forces slowed supply lines on the central front as Saigon troops pressed to recapture Bong Son and surrounding districts on the central coast. U S air and artillery pounded positions while Bong Son district town fell, refugees moved south, and a police precinct bombing near Saigon wounded one officer.
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U.S. Denver
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Hoai An
Gun Battles Add 18 Deaths To Irish Toll
British troops pressed across Belfast districts under heavy fire from guerrilla snipers in ongoing gun battles that raised Northern Ireland’s death toll to 469 in three years of violence. Friday bombings by the IRA killed 11 and wounded over 10. four more died in ensuing gunfights as troops hunted in Markets Lower Falls and Andersonstown.
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Northern Ireland
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Andersonstown
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IRA
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Whitelaw
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Britain
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Harry Tuzo
Storemont Castle
Ulster
Faithful Dog Leads Law To His Master
Cleveland police were sent to Central Junior High after a report of a break in. A small cocker spaniel led patrolmen to a window and they found two youths inside, ages 19 and 16. The dog was released as its master was taken in for questioning.
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Frank E. Wolfe
John F. Brennan
Central Junior High
Sixth Chess Game Tomorrow
In Reykjavik Iceland AP report Fischer and Spassky set to play the sixth game of their 24 match world championship Sunday with the score 2 4 percent each. Fischer stayed out of sight Friday while Spassky appeared unfazed by Thursday’s loss and spent time fishing. Demitri Bjelica a Yugoslav chess commentator said things are not going well for him. Spassky needs 12 points to retain his crown and Fischer needs 12 1 percent to take it.
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Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Spassky
Demitri Bjelica
Rucker and McCully Enroll at NEMSC
William Mark Rucker of 1423 West Street and Pamela K. McCully of Auxvasse have completed freshman enrollment at North East Missouri State College in Kirksville. Rucker plans psychology as his major while McCully will major in home economics and join the child development program.
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William Mark Rucker
West St
Pamela K. McCully
Auxvasse
Northeast Missouri State College
Kirksville
Rucker
Miss McCully
Candidate Wounded By .22 Bullet in Callaway County
Fulton Aubrey Twitchell, a Democratic candidate for assessor of Callaway County, is in satisfactory condition at University Medical Center with a gunshot wound to the forehead. The sheriff reports no gun, shell casing, or witness information. Deputies note no powder burns and mystery surrounds the shooting near Fulton.
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Fulton
Aubrey Twitchell
Callaway County
University Medical Center
Callaway
Egypt open to US jets amid Soviet pullout
Cairo reports Egypt will accept sophisticated weapons from any source after Soviet advisers depart. Information Minister Zayyat cites 26 to 30 U S Phantoms as possible from the United States, while urging Western Europe to press the United States for Middle East peace. Sadat says Soviet personnel ordered out. Al Anwar quotes 10,000 leaving now.
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Egypt
Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat
United States
Zayyat
Europe
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al Anwar
Sadat
Crowd Loots Detroit Stores in Kennedy Square Incident
A crowd of about 1,500 shattered windows and entered several stores in Kennedy Square downtown Detroit. Four arrests were made for breaking and entering and one officer sustained a cut leg from a shattered plate-glass window as police moved in to quell the disturbance shortly after 1 am. The mostly Black crowd gathered and caused looting in a chaotic early morning scene.
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Kennedy Square
Nixon Lead Narrows Gap Ahead of 1968 Race
Nixon leads McGovern 46 to 32 percent in latest Gallup poll with 18 percent backing Wallace, compared with 56 to 37 percent in a Wallace-free race. The data, from Princeton AP, tracks margin changes since the 1968 convention and prior polling.
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Four Guilty In St. Louis Bookie Trial
A federal jury in St. Louis convicted four men in a bookmaking ring operating between St. Louis and Las Vegas. Victor Padratzik and Charles Bernstein face multiple counts including conspiracy and racketeering. Nick John and Steve Lekometros were found guilty on conspiracy. John also on a substantive count. Sentencing set for Sept. 11.
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Victor Padratzik
University City
Charles Bernstein
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Steve Lekometros
Clayton
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Leiometros
Kirkpatrick seeks ruling on petition legality powers
Jefferson City State Secretary James C. Kirkpatrick asked the attorney general for an opinion on how much authority the secretary holds to judge petition legality. He cited a 1989 view that duties are ministerial while noting statutes grant legality determinations, as petitions seek a one cent per bottle tax to fund land purchase and habitat reserves. He also contends review authority for a $730 million transportation bond and faces a Cole County suit over filing deadlines.
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Secretary of
James C. Kirkpatrick
Secretary of State
Kirkpatrick
Sun=shine
Cole County
Citizens Lobby
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