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The Daily Record reports 24 hour weather data with highs near 80s to 90s, lows in 60s, chances of showers and thunderstorms into Saturday, and extended outlook including a cooler Tuesday. River and lake stage readings for St Louis Kansas City Cape Girardeau and Pomme de Terre are noted along with hospital admissions, births, dismissals, deaths, marriages, police reports and fire calls from local towns.
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Missouri
East Missour
Kansas City
Missouri livestock market reports and court notes
Market listings from Missouri Livestock Market Center show slaughter hogs and sows down and cattle and feeder prices mixed to higher with various weight ranges and price columns. Separate circuit court briefs include divorce action for Charlotte Adcock and a damages suit against William Hawkins, plus probate inventories and Montgomery County fines for traffic and license violations.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
Mns
Danny Barnes
Chicago
Charlotte Ann Adcock
Rosemary Rose
van Matre
Rex Errett
Adcock
Stock market summary and daily trading notes
Over the counter trading saw A B Chance Commerce Banc Wetterau bids and asks rise and fall. On the New York Stock Exchange Robbie Brooks closed at 10 with millions traded, Dresser Industries rose, Interco fell, Kaiser Aluminum and Panhandle Eastern Pipeline moved modestly, Ralston Purina and US Gypsum showed declines, US Gypsum preferred advanced. The NYSE composite slipped as market breadth favored declines. trading was described as lackluster with investors away. Auto stocks led activity on earnings news, while General Development dropped after reporting lower income.
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
NEW York
American Stock Exchange
General Development
Ford
American Motors
Curtiss-Wright
Ingersoll-Rand
Correction notice on Old Charter price in Ledger ad
A Thursday Ledger correction clarifies that a case of Old Charter liquor was mispriced at 5.99 rather than 59.99 dollars. The ad intended to state the higher price, and readers are advised to note the corrected figure for the advertised case.
Mrs Eagleton denounces report of drunken driving
San Francisco AP Barbara Eagleton calls Jack Anderson claim that Senator Thomas Eagleton faced drunken or reckless driving arrests in Missouri “the most preposterous thing” and asserts he has never been arrested for drunken driving. She notes psychiatric care in 1960s and says the past is behind them. The couple plans television appearance followed by a trip to Jefferson City.
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San Francisco
Thomas F. Eagleton
Jack Anderson
Eagleton
Barbara Eagleton
California
Anderson
Hawaii
Eagletons
Tom
Missouri
Jefferson City
Old Age Assistance Costs Up Slightly in Missouri
Missouri welfare figures show old age assistance declining slightly in June to 96,707 recipients with total payments rising to 7,091,862. The average grant increased to 75.89. Aid to dependent children rose to 63,977 families with total payments 6,793,809 and average grant 106.19. Disabled aid reached 22,636 people with payments 1,869,042 and average grant 78.23.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Proctor N. Carter
Montgomery City Youth Dies After Interstate 70 Crash
John Burl Lauer 21 of Montgomery City died at University Medical Center Columbia from injuries in a July 17 crash on Interstate 70. He had recent 21st birthday. Survived by his mother Mrs Vera Willis Lauer and the late Edmund Lauer, siblings Carolyn Leltz Joseph Lauer Judy Lauer James Lauer Richard Lauer Henry Lauer, grandmother Mrs Joseph Lauer, three nieces and nephews. Baptist church member. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Montgomery City Baptist Church with Rev Fred Cox. burial Montgomery City Cemetery. Visitation Schlanker Funeral Home.
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Montgomery City
John Burl Lauer
University Medical Center
Columbia
Vera Willis Lauer
Edmund Lauer
William
Carolyn) Leltz
Waterloo
Joseph Robert Lauer
Judy Lauer
Kansas City
James Lauer
Lansing
Ill
Richard and
Henry Lauer
Quincy
Joseph Lauer
The
Baptist Church
Pittsburgh Man Faces City’s Worst Parking Fine Record
In City Court Charles Fragapane faced $1,640 in unpaid parking fines, the largest in Pittsburgh history. Magistrate Robert Dauer gave him a year to pay, with Fragapane pledging $200 that day and joking about paying more depending on who wins the baseball game.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Fragapane
Robert Dauer
Fragapane
Dauer
Homer Penn Dies at 68 in Montgomery City
Homer Penn aged 68 of Montgomery City died of an apparent heart attack about 11 p.m. at the American Hotel in Montgomery City. Funeral services are pending at Schlanker Funeral Home. Survivors include seven children James L Penn Charles E Penn and Larry R Penn all of New Florence Mrs Wanda Barr of New Jersey Mrs John Mary Wilson of Montgomery City Mrs Tom Naomi Langley of Montgomery City and Miss Linda Nun of Montgomery City.
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Homer Penn
American
Schlanker Funeral Home
James L. Penn
Charles E. Penn
Larry R. Penn
New Florence
Wanda Barr
New Jersey
John
Mary) Wilson
Tom
Naomi) Langley
Linda Nun
Bethel, 72, Dies in New Florence
Chester F. Bethel of New Florence, 72, died Thursday evening at Ellis Fischer Hospital in Columbia after a stay since Sunday. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Baker Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Spiva. burial in New Florence Cemetery. He was born November 3, 1899 in Marthasville and is survived by three brothers. Bethel once ran a local drug store in the 1930s, later worked as a postal clerk and, with Ister, operated a grocery and meat market for 25 years before retirement.
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Chester F. Bethel
Ellis Fischer Hospital
Columbia
Baker Funeral Home
Harold Spiva
Mr. Bethel
Marthasville
James C
Frances Sherman Bethel
Raymond
Arlie
Kenneth
Montgomery
Sublette Rites To Be Sunday
Donald Dean Sublette 19 of Mineola was killed in an automobile crash early Thursday. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Harding Funeral Home Jonesburg with burial at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery High Hill. He was born June 26 1953 and survived by his wife Jean Williams, parents William and Eva Woods Sublette, six brothers and five sisters.
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Jonesburg
Donald Dean Sublette
Mineola
Harding Funeral Home
Mt. Pleasant
High Hill
Sublette
Jean Williams
William
Eva Woods Sublette
John
George
Porter
Bobby
Monte Sublette
Larry Robinson
John Kuebler
Roy Duckett Jr
Emma Mae
Jeanette Sublette
Teasdale pledges farmer for next Missouri ag commissioner
Sedalia Missouri AP Joseph Teasdale pledged that Missouri's next agriculture commissioner would be a farmer if he is elected governor. He described a candidate with tractor time who has worked in the fields and understands farm problems, proposing tax relief, improved utility service, and better roads to halt farm income decline and rural migration.
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Sedalia
Joseph Teasdale
Missouri
Kansas City
Teasdale
New Auxiliary Bishop Named for New York by Pope Paul VI
Pope Paul VI named Rev. Msgr. James P. Mahoney auxiliary to Cardinal Cooke in New York. Mahoney, 47, has been vicar general of the Diocese of New York since 1967. The Pope accepted the age resignation of Bishop John L. Paschang of Grand Island, Neb., 76, who led the diocese 21 years.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
New York
Vatican
James P. Mahoney
Terence James Cardinal Cooke
Msgr
Mahoney
Pope Paul
John L Paschang
Grand Island
Neb
Paschang
John G. Sullivan
St. Mary Magdalen
Tulsa
Okla
Father Sullivan
Horton
$200 Million Suit On Loans
Chicago lawyer Leonard M. Groupe filed a class-action in federal court against Liberty Loan Corp. of St. Louis, alleging Truth in Lending Act violations by adding premiums for credit life and disability insurance without disclosure and excluding their costs from the quoted interest rate. He seeks $200 million in damages, citing over 100,000 consumer loans with average finance charges above $200.
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Chicago
Liberty Loan Corp
St. Louis
U.S
Leonard M. Groupe
Liberty Loan
Groupe
Mrs. Anderson of Pittsburgh Obituary Services Today
Memorial services were held in Southminster Presbyterian Church Pittsburg for Mrs Cyrus V Anderson wife of Cyrus V Anderson Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co executive She died Wednesday after an illness Survivors include her mother Mrs Lynn Stallcup of Sikeston a sister Mrs Thomas Hennings of Washington and three children five grandchildren and a brother in law etc Burial will be at Sikeston.
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Cyrus V. Anderson
Southminster Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Anderson
Cassius M. Clay
Mexico
Sikeston
Lynn Stallcup
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Thomas Hennings
Washington
Hanoi Sees Settlement by McGovern in Vietnam text
North Viet Nam predicted McGovern would bring a peaceful settlement to the Vietnam problem. Ngo Dien in Hanoi said McGovern’s victory reflects his stance opposing bombing and troop withdrawal with no preconditions, contrasting Nixon’s Vietnamization. He released a memorandum alleging US escalation against North Vietnam. Catch A Kudu Los Angeles Zoo fails to recapture a shy female kudu after a Sunday escape. Three other kudu and a blessing bok were recaptured. guards call security issues and seek armed access.
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George McGovern
United States
Vietnam
Ngo Dien
Press and Information Department
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Foreign Ministry
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Thieu
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Zoo
Chester Hogan
Kissinger Missing From White House Functions
Washington AP reports Henry Kissinger, Nixon's national security adviser, was absent from several White House events he normally attends. A spokesman said Kissinger is not in Paris, despite having conducted more than a dozen private talks in Paris with North Vietnamese, including a six hour session last week.
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Henry Kissinger
White House
Kissinger
Paris
Nixon
Trade Deficit Reaches New High In First Half Year
Washington AP The Commerce Department reports the six month trade gap at 3.3 billion dollars with June exports lagging behind imports by 590.3 million, marking the ninth straight monthly deficit. Domestic indicators improve modestly. the combined index rises 0.5 percent in June, aided by four favorable components despite three unfavorable readings.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
U.S
Miss Missouri pageant talent lineup fills Mexico stage
A long list of contestants from Miss Springfield to Miss Jefferson City showcased diverse talents before the talent segment. Performances ranged from vocal medleys and dance numbers to dramatic readings and interpretive expressions as Kelly Deaver and the pageant band guided the event.
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Joan Mueth
Springfield
Mexico
Vicki Groves
Kingdom of Callaway
Judi Morris
Holts Summit
Lewis County
Anita Fretwell
Williamstown
Northwest Missouri
Susan Thompson
Kansas City
Ray County
Sherry Backues
Richmond
Trenton
D. Ann Cleeton
Sms
Judy Jones
Jefferson City
Melinda Sears
Warrensburg
Kali Ball
Kirksville
Jean Walters
Renee Beal
William Woods
Pam Koetting
Sedalia
Debbie Johnson
Blue Springs
Bert Bacharach
M.A. Greek
Carol Solberg
Kerry Sanderson
Centralia
Theda Ogden
Southeast Missouri
Diane Roettger
Jefferson County
Isaac Hays
Shaft
Suzie Boyer
Hermann
Kathy Vernon
Lebanon
Teresa Mohr
Raytown
Exodus
Jo Beth McMurtrey
Tri- County
Molly Brown
Anita Colombo
Gateway To the West
Glenda Dahl
Tipton
Kelly Deaver
Quincy
Carla
Nita Gilbert
Manette Golden
Patty Mulvihill
Kathy Jo Gilbert
Hannibal
Mr. Dye
Jerry and
Donne Metternich
Warsaw
Ill
Cathy Carson
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ivan Bradley
School of the Ozarks
Annetta Cubine
US Official Killed In Cong Battle
Rudolph Kaiser a 63 year old civilian and senior adviser in Go Cong Province is killed in a Viet Cong ambush while accompanying South Vietnamese militia in the Mekong Delta. His body was recovered after the attack as fighting and searches continued with reports of light casualties on the South Vietnamese side and civilians fleeing Bong Son.
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U.S
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Rudolph Kaiser
Colorado Springs
Colo
Go Cong
Kaiser
South Vietnam
Hoai An
Binh Dinh
Hnarine
Trrdes
Bong Son
Quang Tri
Hobson Named Outstanding Math Student At SW Ma
Gregory I. Hobson of Kingdom City was named the outstanding freshman mathematics student for 1971-72 at Southwest Missouri State College Springfield. He earned a 4.0 GPA in math and science, 3.79 second semester, and made the Dean's List twice. He majors in mathematics and physics while working part time as a pharmacists assistant and tutoring peers.
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Gregory I. Hobson
Lewis W. Hobson
Kingdom City
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
Hobson
SCS
North Callaway
R-1 High School
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