Weather and court notes from The Daily Record
Official 4:00 am readings show 24 hour high 84, low 66 with 7 am 69. June rainfall 2.20 inches year to date 27.06 inches. Forecast expects showers thunderstorm risk through Friday with highs in mid to upper 80s and humid conditions. Missouri weather outlook adds weekend storms, highs 85 to 90, then cooling. Lake of the Ozarks level at 658.2, 1.8 feet below full.
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Missouri
Hi Maigh
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Spelling Champ Trinkle Wins 46th National Bee
Fort Worth 13 year old Trinkle won after 17 rounds spelling 518 words. Hayes of Oxon Hill Md was runner up after missing onomastics. Trinkle, third National win, represents Fort Worth Press while aiming for college with $1000 prize.
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Washington (Ap
Bartie Trinkle
Fort Worth
Tex
Miss Trinkle
Stephen Hayes
Oxon Hill
Hayes
Washington Star-News
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Friday Is Champ Day At McMillan Park
McMillan Park hosts Champion ship Day as part of the summer recreation program with events in checkers jacks pick up sticks Old Maid rope jumping drawing and jack spinning. Contests run 9 15 a m to 12 noon with refreshments served. Donna Davis and Terry Page oversee the activities.
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McMillan Park
Donna Davis
Terry Page
Stock market mixed as Nixon address spurs late session moves
Over the counter trades show varied bid and ask prices for A.B. Chance Commerce Banc Wet terau and other issues. On the New York Stock Exchange Robbie Brooks closed at 4 percent with 500 shares traded while activity showed declines in Kaiser Aluminum and U.S. Gypsum amid a midday Dow gain of about 1.5 points to 916.99 as decliners edged advancers 618 to 515 in moderate volume.
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Banc
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Jesser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
U.S
Stans Testimony Probed as Watergate Hearings Continue
Former commerce secretary and Nixon fundraiser Robert Stans faced harsh questioning by Democratic senators over cash donations linked to the Watergate break in. Critics grilled his record keeping while Stans defended contributors and urged the panel to clear those involved as hearings extend into late June.
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Dga
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Liddy
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
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FBI
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Ehrlichman
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Subcommittee
Lucien V. Nedzi
D-Mich
Senate
Gordon Strachan
H.R. Haldeman
Strahan
Watergate
Senate Committee
Paris Man Dies After Long Illness At 75
Paris resident David William Henning 75 died at 12 20 pm Wednesday in Boone County Hospital Columbia after a long illness. A retired farmer son of Albert L and Bettie C Mappin Henning he was born July 21 1697. He married Nell Sanders November 20 1916 and was a Paris United Methodist Church member. Survived by wife two daughters Mildred Jones and Isabel Jones both of Paris. one brother Dr Eugene Henning Lakeland Florida. one sister Mrs Carl Harley Paris. four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services 2 pm Friday at Agnew Funeral Home Paris with Rev James Culpepper officiating. Pallbearers listed.
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David William Henning
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
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Monroe County
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Elmer
Isabel) Jones
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Fla
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Agnew Funeral Home
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Kenneth Jones
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Visitor Dies While Fishing Near Centralia Farm Pond
CENTRALIA Frank Gatzke, 62, of St. Louis, died of a heart attack Wednesday while fishing at a farm pond near Riggs with the Glassons visiting. Born in Buffalo, he was the son of Alexander and Helen Gatzke, married Velma Gatake in 1945. Survived by his wife and three children, funeral plans pending.
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Frank Gatzke
St. Louis
Paul Glasson
Riggs
Gatzke
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N.Y
Alexander
Helen Gatzke
Velma Gatake
Louis
Meador & Son
John L. Riegenhein Funeral Home
Laura Lincoln Takes Up Long Term Care in Hannibal
Laura Lincoln aged seven, daughter of Carl R. Gastineau of Mexico Route 4, will live at the Blankenship Home in Hannibal for long term care. She attends the Hannibal Diagnostic Clinic each day. Her leg surgery last summer was a complete success, and she now walks with crutches with casts removed. Her mother says she is doing well and looking forward to new friends in her new world.
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Carl R. Gastineau
Mexico
Route 4
Hannibal
Blankenship
Laura
Royal image worries as BBC asks about Princess Anne gown
A New York party touring the British Isles reports the BBC queried Mrs Jane Keating, now Jane Taylor, about how Americans would like Princess Anne to dress for her wedding. The tale mentions broader British concerns over overseas image and notes other travelers observing oil field output in Louisiana.
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Jason
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Jane Keating
Mexico
Virginia R. Keating
E. Anderson Sr
Customs
New York
BBC
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Jane
38 Stranded In Mountain Cable Cars
In Albuquerque 38 people remained in two Sandia Peak tram cars after a haul cable slipped from track. No danger of collapse, rescuers push a crane with a bulldozer to realign the cable. Passengers, including a baby, are in fine condition. food and blankets are being hoisted up.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Sandia Mountains
Robert Nordhaus
Sandia
Nordhaus
Sandia Peak
Dollar Up In London Down Elsewhere
The U S dollar moved higher in London as markets studied Nixon’s anti inflation package. The pound opened at 2 5692 dollars, while Paris Frankfurt and Tokyo showed small declines or firming as traders assessed the freeze and inflation curb effort.
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Elks Accepting New Memberships in Mexico Area
Mexico Elks invite new members from the area with chair Bill Hartell listing contact people Mrs Hartell 581-3788 Vic Kilcoyne 581-6056 and Earl Smith 581-1006. A meeting is set Friday at 8 p m at the Case Implement building on Highway 54 South where Ed Barisch will discuss the lodge’s purpose and structure.
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Mexico
BPOE
Elks Lodge
Young Man Held For Marijuana
Thomas W. Weable, 23, of Columbia, jailed in Audrain County on possession of marijuana. Picked up at 4 a.m. inside Mexico city limits on North Jefferson Street after speeding stop. Officer smelled marijuana, found it in glove compartment. Prosecutor says charge is possession of less than 35 grams, a misdemeanor.
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Thomas W. Weable
Columbia
Audrain County
North Jefferson Street
Mexico
Weable
Thomas I. Osborne
Policewomen Can't Handle Job In Frisco
San Francisco officials consider ending the patrolwomen experiment as they find women officers struggle with physical requirements. Civil Service entrance changes may be sought to hire stronger officers. Three of four patrolwomen evaluated performed functions like men but could not lift drunks or engage in physical confrontations.
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George Eimil
Jeremiah Taylor
Taylor
Fimil
Brezhnev Nixon Set to Discuss Arms Limits at Summit
In Washington Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev plan a working summit focusing on arms control and closer economic ties. Officials say no major breakthroughs are anticipated, but several minor pacts may be announced. The talks precede Salt II negotiations and aim to ease war risks while Congress retains final say on trade. A protest over Jewish emigration restrictions is planned near the Capitol during the visit.
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Brezhnev
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Salt II
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Russia
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Freedom Assembly For
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Lutheran VBS Program In Morning At St John’s Church
The closing day program for St. John’s Lutheran Vacation Bible School will be followed by crafts display and a four sack lunch. Pastor Rev. Richard Wohlers, serving as director, notes the event time changed from 7:30 p.m. Friday to tomorrow morning.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Richard Wohlers
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