Weather Briefing with Moonlight and Variable Thunder Showers
Official 7:00 a.m. reading reports 90 high and 65 to 70 low. Tonight partly cloudy with a slight chance of thundershowers by morning, 20 percent precip probability. Tuesday, showers or thundershowers possible with a high in the upper 80s and a 30 percent chance of measurable precipitation. Missouri outlook calls for thunderstorms northern areas, high 80s to low 90s midweek. River and lake stages listed for Kansas City, Boonville, Jefferson City, St. Louis, and Cape Girardeau. Hospital admissions and births noted for several individuals across Audrain, Boone, and surrounding counties.
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Deaths and police reports highlight city notices
The Daily Record lists deaths including Dr. Ernest Gantt Jr. and Marvin Smith, while police reports detail thefts in Mexico with four juveniles apprehended and handed to authorities. Incidents include a currency theft at Mexico Fruit Co and vehicle damage near several addresses.
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Ormond L. Hoar
Marvin T. Smith
Mrs
Floy Zoeller
Ovid Lyle
Mexico
Dale Shahan
Muldrow St
Mexico Fruit Co
Frank DiBlasi Jr
Western St
Fruit Company
Calhoun St
DiBlasi
J. B. Arthur
Branchwood Road
First National Bank
Kathy Matthiesen
W. Robinson Sr
Robbie Stites
Meadow Lane
Pass Point
East Liberty St
Eugene G. Martien
E. Liberty Sr
Phillip DiBlasi
A and W
Root Beer
Glance to the right side of the pavement when glare appears
A Missouri State Highway Patrol public safety tip warns drivers to glance to the right side of the road when an approaching driver fails to dim headlights. Do not stare at the glare.
Ormond L. Hoar Dies at 77 in Perry Rites Set
Ormond L. Hoar a Perry jeweler for 46 years died at 4 15 p m Saturday at St Elizabeths Hospital in Hannibal Funeral services will be at 230 p m Tuesday at South Fork Presbyterian Church burial in South Fork Cemetery He was born May 4 1895 in Monroe County a WWI veteran He leaves wife Retta a brother Charles and a sister Mrs Loren Miell of Fredericksburg Va.
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Perry
Ormond L. Hoar
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Hannibal
South Fork Presbyterian Church
John Vanlandingham
Gordon Campbell
South Fork
Wiskey
Mr. Hoar
Monroe County
Samuel 8
Martha Bibb Hoar
Retta
Charles
Loren Miell
Fredericksburg
Marvin Smith of Montgomery Rites Today
Marvin T. Smith 83 of Montgomery City died 1 p.m. Saturday at Coldwell Nursing Home Mexico after a month as patient Funeral services were to be 3 30 p m today at Baker Funeral Home New Florence with burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery High Hill Rev Melvin Kirks He was born April 26 1889 in Gore Mo son of Thomas and Mary Wright Smith He married Annie Elizabeth Davis Oct 14 1912 she died March 2 1949 He was a member of Mt Pisgah Baptist Church a farmer and carpenter He leaves a daughter Derlena Schweiter Milwaukee Ore four sons Chester Led Smith Los Angeles Leslie Paris Kermit Wellsville Loyd Montgomery City 18 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren
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Marvin T. Smith
Montgomery City
Coldwell Nursing Home
Mexico
Baker Funeral Home
Mt. Pleasant
High Hill
Melvin Kirks
Gore
Thomas
Mary Wright Smith
Annie Elizabeth Davis
Ned
Ovid Lyle Dies Graveside Rites Planned
Ovid Lyle 66 of Holliday dies at 1 a.m. Friday in Holliday after living in Utah and California. Graveside services set for 3 p.m. Tuesday at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by son Don Lyle of Huntsville Utah, daughter Betty Badani of Granada Hills California, sister Mrs. Roy Spalding of Garden Grove California, and six grandchildren. Friends may call Arnold Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today.
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Holliday
Hatton
John William
Rose Deam Lyle
Utah
California
Don Lyle
Huntsville
Ted
Betty) Badani
Granada Hills
Calif
Roy Spalding
Garden Grove
Arnold Funeral Home
Rites Wednesday For Mrs Hutchen
Funeral services for Mrs Essie L Hutchen 68 of 812 E Holt St are set for Wednesday at 2 p m at Second Baptist Church with Rev William Duncan officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Arnold Funeral Home Tuesday from 7 p m to 6 p m. Pallbearers not announced.
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Essie L. Hutchen
Death of Mrs Read Robison at Lincoln Hospital
Funeral services were held in Mount Ayr for Mrs Hanna Read Robison sister in law of Mrs Moore Robison of Mexico. She died Wednesday in a Lincoln Nebraska hospital after years of ill health. Survivors include two sons Winton Wendall a daughter Norma several grandchildren and two great grandchildren One son and one grandson had died earlier.
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Hanna) Robison
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Candidates Speak On Eagleton Meeting Tonight
A source says McGovern will urge private talks with Eagleton to avoid public embarrassment. Eagleton plans to stress his fit for the ticket while keeping an open mind to McGovern's proposals after their meeting tonight.
Should Stay Says Penn State Chairman
Pennsylvania Democratic chairman Dennis E. Harvey Thiemann says he sees Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton as a fine vice presidential pick alongside Sen. George McGovern and would defer to the ticket for any action. Other Pennsylvania officials offer cautious, noncommittal comments on Eagleton's future as the campaign dynamics unfold.
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Pennsylvania
U.S
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
George McGovern
Eagleton
Dennis E. Harvey Thiemann
Robert H. ‘Pop’ Jones
McGovern
Earnest P. Kline
Clay supports Eagleton staying on ticket in Chicago meeting
U S Representative William Clay of Missouri said Eagleton should remain on the Democratic presidential ticket. He cited past issues as resolved and expressed confidence in Eagleton’s ability under pressure. Clay noted many black leaders he spoke with favor Eagleton's continued candidacy.
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ST. Louis
U.S
William Clay
D-Mo
Thomas Eagleton
Clay
Chicago
Missouri
Eagleton
Tax Break On Child Care Expense Now
St Louis employed taxpayers may gain a larger deduction under the 1971 Revenue Act. Beginning in 1972 those with adjusted gross income of 18000 or less could deduct up to 400 dollars monthly for household and dependent care costs. The deduction phases down with income above 16000. Must be employed and cover over half the household costs for a dependent child under 15 or a disabled dependent or spouse.
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ST. Louis
Eugene C. Coyle Jr
Internal Revenue Service
Missouri
Mr. Coyle
IRS
President Nixon attends Ellender funeral in Houma
In Houma Louisiana a funeral mass for veteran Senator Allen J Ellender drew a large national delegation led by President Nixon. The Washington contingent included about eighty senators representatives cabinet members admirals and generals. Vice President Agnew also attended the service at St Francis de Sales Church.
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Allen J. Ellender
Nixon
Washington
St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church
Spiro T. Agnew
David Resigns Highway Job
Jefferson City AP report says Thomas A. David, named director of Missouri highways effective Sept 1, resigned to become director of governmental relations with the Missouri Bus and Truck Association. Appointed by the State Highway Commission in July 1969, reports of his contemplated departure had circulated for weeks.
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Thomas A. David
Missouri Highways
State Highway Commission
David
Commission
Jack Stapleton
Stanberry
Missouri Bus and Truck Association
Eagleton Dinner Honors Hearnes In Jefferson City
Missouri guests at a 25 a plate birthday dinner for outgoing Gov Warren E Hearnes total 1400 attendees. Eagleton spoke denying any drinking issue and pledged he can take the heat staying in the kitchen while the Democrats donated $5 to his vice presidential campaign.
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Houtchens
Jefferson City
Warren. E. Hearnes
Post-Dispatch backs Eagleton stay on ticket
The St Louis Post-Dispatch editorial urges Senator Thomas F Eagleton remain on the Democratic presidential ticket despite critics. It argues his health record has been solid recently and cites his campaigning skill and public warmth as assets, urging Senator George S McGovern to delay any decision to drop him.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Sen
Thomas F. Eagleton
New York Times
Washington Post
Los Angeles Times
Eagleton
Post-Dispatch
Hagleton
Geroge S. McGovern
Convicted Murderer Kills Guard at Massachusetts Prison
In Norfolk Mass correctional facility a convicted killer opened fire in the visitors room killing guard James Sousa and wounding two others. The inmate Walter Elliott 30, and his wife later holed up as state police surrounded the cell blocks with snipers and hundreds of officers.
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Prson
Massachusetts Correctional Institute
Boston
George Burke
Norfolk County
Walter Elliott
South
Elliott
South Boston
Burke
Anne Kirchhmeier
The
Boston Globe
Miss Kirchhmeier
Miss Kirchhmeler
James Sousa
Fairhaven
Kirchhmeler
Birth of Leigh Elizabeth Breedlove in Shawnee Oklahoma
Leigh Elizabeth Breedlove is born to Mr. and Mrs. David Breedlove of Shawnee Oklahoma at 8 30 a m today. The mother is Marilee Newman daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joe Newman of St Charles and former Mexico residents.
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Shawnee
Okla
Leigh Elizabeth
Breedlove
Marilee Newman
Joe Newman
St. Charles
Mexico
McGovern Pushes $4 Billion Defense Cut Amendment
Democratic candidate Senator George McGovern proposed a $4 billion reduction to the Defense Department budget via an amendment to a $20.5 billion weapons procurement bill. He argued it would not be right to raise military spending three months before the election, and he urged Congress to curb outlays to reflect voter judgment. The article includes garbled text about related prices and contact details.
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Pageant brings 32 Miss Missouri contestants to stage
Senior Miss Lambert of Springfield leads a line of 32 Miss Missouri contestants at a weekend pageant. The event features talent and swim suit preliminaries, with runners up earning scholarships totaling 1,900 dollars and special awards for Congeniality and top talent. Large crowds attended, with
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Hugh Lambert
Park View High School
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Mexico
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Thompson
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