Weather Summary for Missouri and Nearby Areas
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show fair and cool conditions tonight in Missouri with lows in the 50s to around 60. Friday brings sunny, warm weather with highs in the mid 80s. Lake of the Ozarks stage reads 655.6, 4.4 feet below full. Pomme de Terre at 89.1, down 0.5. Audrain Medical Center reports admissions for multiple individuals and a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Leland A. Todd in Hallsville. Police report a minor collision in Mexico at Boulevard and Webster with minor damage. no summons issued. Also noted, two hubcaps stolen from a parked car in Mexico.
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Missouri
West Border
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozark
Pomme de Terre
Mexico
Boulevard
Webster Sts
Daniel W. Forgy
Marine Dr
William Eugene Ward
Carrico St
Forgy
Webster
Ward
Henrietta Woods
Mansfield St
Polite
City police court and county court docket items
The Daily Record notes marriage licenses for freddie joe crews and mary jean louben schlaeger both of mexico. thomas lynn young and paula joy vore of auxvasse. jon g wainscott of centralia and cynthia dormer of prairie village kansas. City police court collected 398.25 with numerous guilty pleas for negligent driving speeding and running red lights. bonds forfeited and licenses cited. Circuit and magistrate court actions include divorces pending and DWI charges. Missouri livestock market reports and national stockyard receipts. Chicago grain futures overview.
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Freddie Joe Crews
Mexico
Mary Jean Loubenschlaeger
Thomas Lynn Young
Auxvasse
Paula Joy Vore
Taaned
Kansas City
Jon G. Wainscott
Centralia
Cynthia D. Dorner
Prairie Village
Kan
Carol Ivone Turpin
N. Clark Sr
Ronald Kemp
Christy, St
Joseph A. Tillman
S. Calhoun St
David Andrew Halter
Kentucky, St
Donald L. Unsicker
Frederick V. Thompson
Lafayette St
James Bridgeford
S. Olive St
John Gibbons
W. Pearson St
George Henderson Jr
Holt St
Jerry Gene Smith
Woodlawn St
Ronald Ragsdale
Marilyn Jean Mosley
Donald E. Fairley
Guthrie Sr
A.J. Long
Common Asault
Circuit
Frank Boswell
Joy Lavern Chitwood
van Buren
Ronald Ervin Oliver
Wellsville
Otha Buell Cobb
Jackson St
Dorothy A. Willis
Orange St
Robert Wayne Yates
S. Alabama St
Boone County Circuit Court
Wanda Jean Beamer
Kenneth Wayne Beamer
Mary Elaine Tratchel
Frank Douglas Tratchel
Frances Kay O’connor
Donald Edward O'Connor
Rush Hill
Market Report and Dailt Stock Movements June 1 1972
Wheat and corn eased as spring planting nears completion while soybeans gained modestly and meat and oil futures rose. Cash grain prices, Chicago futures, and New York Stock Exchange movements show mixed activity with investors awaiting President Nixon's East European address and signaling a cautious, buoyant mood amid signs of recovery.
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Pita
Cash Grain
Chicago
A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
NEW York
Nixon
Wallace says politics would push wheelchair return
Cornelia Wallace told Merv Griffin that politics would be the only reason her husband, Alabama Governor George Wallace, might walk again. Wallace was shot May 15 and remains hospitalized in Maryland with a bullet lodged in his spine.
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Los Angeles
Alabama
George C. Wallace
White House
Wallace
Cornelia Wallace
Merv Griffin
Holy Cross Hospital
Silver Spring
California
Arthur Bremer
Student's Body Washes Up On Florida Beach
A 16 year old Missouri high school student, Kelly Kelso, was found dead on Daytona Beach, the fourth drowning victim in four days. He and another band member entered deep water to aid a fellow musician, were struck by a breaker, and Kelso disappeared while struggling for shore. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Junior Kelso, with his father a bank vice president in Lebanon.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Kelso
Junior Kelso
Lebanon
Services For Crash Victims To Be Friday
Funeral services set for Mary C. Black 32 and her daughter Kathleen Denise after a one car crash south of Perry. Services 10 a.m. Friday at St. John's Lutheran Church Mexico with burial in Lick Creek Cemetery Perry.
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Perry
Mary C. Black
Kathleen Denise
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mexico
Lick Creek
Wiskey
Black
Marion County
Charles
Ethel Chitwood Sandifer
Monroe City
Dennis Black
Preston Devin
Karen Delene
Perry Elementary
Carl Black
Park Rapids
Minn
Mrs Murray Services Held
Funeral services were held at St Josephs Catholic Church Martinsburg for Christine Murray 73 with burial at St Josephs Cemetery. Rev Leo Stamm officiated. Arnold Funeral Home assisted with arrangements. Pallbearers included Lawrence Arens Syl Arens John Stuckenschneider Bobby Borgmeyer Edward Borgmeyer and Henry Borgmeyer.
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Martinsburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Christine Murray
Leo Stamm
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Arnold Funeral Home
Lawrence Arens
Syl Arens
John Stuckenschneider
Bobby Borgmeyer
Edward Borgmeyer
Henry Borgmeyer
Record Cold Sets May 31 In Mexico
The cool night reached 43 degrees after a 68 degree high, beating the 1931 44 degree low to become the coldest May 31 on record in Mexico. Forecasters expect a warming trend this weekend with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. A frost risk up to 38 degrees exists under ideal conditions. no damage reported. A chance of rain is forecast for Monday.
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Smokey Woods
Mexico
Kleinsorge Burial Held at Martinsburg
Funeral services were held for Joseph A. Kleinsorge 81 at St. Brendan's Catholic Church with burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery Martinsburg. Arnold Funeral Home directed the service with pallbearers Ray Gordon Fred Fennewald George Gieseker Frank Paxson Albert Aulbur and Floyd Rockwell.
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Joseph A. Kleinsorge
E. Love St
Patrick Dolan
St. Brendan’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Martinsburg
Arnold Funeral, Home
Ray Gordon
Fred Fennewald
George Gieseker
Frank Paxson
Albert Aulbur
Floyd Rockwell
Graveside Rites For Woolfolk's Infant Son
Centralia. Graveside services were held for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd P. Woolfolk of Green Hills Trailer Court at Columbia. The infant, born Monday, died yesterday afternoon at MU Medical Center in Columbia. Survived by parents, a brother Erick, and grandparents Russell Bosworth of Centralia and James W. Woolfolk of Hallsville. Great-grandparents Omer Bosworth and Albert Woolfolk of Centralia. Rev. Robert Hodkins of Red Top Christian Church in Hallsville officiated. Fenton Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Centralia
Floyd P. Woolfolk
Green Hills
Albert Woolfolk
Robert Hodkins
Red Top
Dever Services This Afternoon
Dever services are held this afternoon for Art W. Dever of 22 Rock Springs Drive at the Mexico United Methodist Church with Rev. Jeff Marsh officiating. Mrs. H. L. Neifert played the organ. burial followed at East Lawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers included Bill King Garvin Guy James R. Pap Young Earl Dougherty Charles K. Bankhead Estil Atkins Jesse Baker and Bob Johnson. Mexico Kiwanis Club members attended as a group. Arnold Funeral Home in charge.
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Art W. Dever
Rock Springs Dr
Mexico United Methodist Church
Jeff Marsh
H. L. Neifert
Eastlawn Memorial Park
Bill King
Garvin Guy
James R. (Pap) Young
Earl Dougherty
Charles K. Bankhead
Estil Atkins
Jesse Baker
Bob Johnson
Mexico
J B Riechers Rites Today At Holt Summit
John B. Riechers aged 59 of Holt Summit is honored in funeral rites this afternoon at the Precht Pickering Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Ivan C. Donaldson. Burial follows in Elmwood Cemetery with pallbearers Harry Riechers Charles Riechers Kenneth Riechers John McKin Kenneth Fritschie and George Baumgartner named.
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Precht- Pickering
John B. Riechers
Holt Summit
Ivan C. Donaldson
Elmwood Cemetery
Harry Riechers
Charles Riechers
Kenneth Riechers
John McKin
Kenneth Fritschie
George Baumgartner
Saak Family Welcomes First Child Scott Christopher Saak
Scott Christopher Saak was born Wednesday at 2 46 a.m. at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia. The infant weighed 4 ½ pounds at birth. Parents are Mr and Mrs Robert L Saak of Wellsville. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert H Saak of Wellsville and Mr and Mrs Maurice E B Green of Mexico. Mrs Saak is formerly Miss Sara Anne Green.
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Robert L. Saak
Wellsville
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Scott Christopher Saak
Milk Price Law Finally Into Effect in Missouri
Missouri Agriculture Department moves to stabilize milk prices after years of court delays. Dairy Director Ruben Schapeler says regulations filed in 1969 require reports of wholesale and dock prices for all milk products, aiming to prevent cross-state price subsidies. Producers must file prices five days before any alteration. no price changes without state approval.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Department of Agriculture
Ruben Schapeler
State Dairy Division
Missouri
Schapeler
Cole County
Party Leaders Censure Hamra Over McGovern Support
Missouri Democratic leaders Gov Hearnes and Delton Houtchens censured Sam Hamra of Springfield for switching from uncommitted delegate to backing Sen George McGovern. Hamra, 7th District chairman, cited tribute to party youth. Hearnes noted the 7th District leans heavily Republican and McGovern has the least chance to carry it.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Sam Hamra
Springfield
McGovern
Hamra
George McGovern
South Dakota
Warren E. Hearnes
Delton L. Houtchens
Hearnes
Miami
Guardsmen roster continues on page one
Private First Class Earl Adams Paul Brower Jr William Crump Joe Francois Mike Francois Stephen Forck Danny Gilworth Hasslen Hassen Jim Holland John James Tony Jesse Gary Jones Jackie Knoepfein Hugh Stephenson Tony Weischhaus Raymond Wilson John Taylor Roger Wright continue listing Guardsmen for the record.
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John Taylor
Roger Wright
Earl Adams
Paul Brower Jr
William Crump
Joe Francois
Mike Francois
Stephen Forck
Danny Gilworth
Hasslen Hassen
Jim Holland
John James
Tony Jesse
Gary Jones
Jackie Knoepfein
Hugh Stephenson
Tony Weischhaus
Raymond Wilson
Nixon urges support for SALT phase two talks and reelection bid
Nixon promotes the second phase of SALT talks aimed at restraining other weapons including bombers. He previews a prime time address to Congress, seeking to present himself as a statesman. On a four nation swing, crowds in Warsaw greeted him and a 90 minute trade discussion with Polish leader Gierek followed a courtesy call on President Jablonski. Henry Kissinger joined the talks as Premier Jaroszewicz and Gierek led the Polish side.
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Congress
Nixon
Warsaw
Edward Gierek
Gierek
Council of Ministers
Embassy Row
Henry Kissinger
Piotr Jaroszewicz
Henryk Jablonski
Belweder Palace
Rotary luncheon to feature election campaign discussion
Jerome W. Seigfreid Audrain County Democratic committee chairman and Everett Van Matre head of the county delegation to the state convention will speak at the Mexico Rotary Club lunch Friday at noon at the Country Club. Tim Hagan chairs the program and plans to cover various aspects of the coming elections.
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Jerome W. Seigfreid
Audrain County Democratic Committee
Everett van Matre
Mexico
McGovern Denies Overspending in California Primary
Senator George McGovern denied charges from Humphrey campaign manager Jack Chestnut that his California media spending exceeded the state limit. Chestnut cited a $446,000 outlay against a $413,000 cap, while McGovern claimed about $260,000 spent with a $450,000 cap before the primary. McGovern insisted he would stay within the allowed total of $460,000 including transfers, and spoke in Covina about releasing POWs within 90 days of inauguration tied to withdrawing forces from Vietnam. Humphrey, meanwhile, attacked financially with slim attendance at a Santa Barbara lunch, and Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty floated Wallace as a potential running mate but dismissed the idea for ideological reasons.
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Sen
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
Jack Chestnut
Humphrey
McGovern
Chestnut
Los Angeles
Afl-Cio
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Union
Covina
U.S
McGo
Sam Yorty
Sacramento
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
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Joe E. Jones
George L. Schutte
Judy Woolridge
John J. Perry
R.M. Sherwood
Alma Williams
Terry Anselmi
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Bruce Jones
Earl DeHaven
Leon R. Kemp
Janie B. William
Ollie F. Fox
Velma VonVain
G. Leroy Stowers
Thompson
Lennie Gilser
Margaret Clark
Benton City
Jesse Ray
Mineola
James H. Vaughn
Dwain Wilkerson
Paris
Arthaniel Hammers
Loyd Miller
Brenda Horton
Vandalia
William J. Baker
Santa Fe
Clancy E. Sitton
Gerald L. Atkinson
Heather Griggs
Nellie J. Carter
Leland ‘A. Todd
Hallsville
Todd
L.J. Miller
Taylor Wilson
Estella Craven
Esperanza A. Quesada
Carl Crews
Larry McAllister
Alma M. Rutter
Harold Smith
Auxgasse
Richard Milhollin
Sturgeon
James A. Vester
Bismarck
Roger A. Cope
Everett Haislip
Robert FE
Chism
Sandra K. Sutton
Roemona R. Sutton
Laddonia
Gerald Keithley
Middletown
Molley Belle Knipp
Orpha Smith
ST. Louis
Boonville
Hermann
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Quincy
the Daily Record
Jerry Dale Foreman
Magistrate Court
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
Danny Barnes
National Stockyards
Chicago Board of Trade
Glen E. McDonald
Florida
Mrs. Murray
Kleinsorge
Woolfolk
Dever
J.B. Riechers
Dad
Arrow
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