Local Weather and Hospital Admissions Report
Official 7:00 am readings show a warm humid day with a 40 percent precipitation chance tonight and Friday. Forecast calls for partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions, highs in the 80s, lows around 70, and southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. River stages and lake levels across Missouri indicate above normal levels, with several locations showing increases. Admissions at Audrain Medical Center include Wallace Rise and many others. two births recorded and multiple dismissals listed from area facilities.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
ST. Louis
Deaths and public notices from The Daily Record
The Daily Record lists deaths for Wilson of Centralia Miss Cara L Meyer and Mrs Addie Maddox of Aux Robert E Seiger of Lad donia Miss Delia J Orr 88 of Bowling Green and others. It also covers marriage license applications Norman Eugene Stewart and Karla Sue Trower Little Rock two marriages James Edwin Medley and Sheryl Ann Whitter both of Little Rock Ark and a lengthy police report Summary covers accidents violations court actions and offenses in Mexico Missouri and surrounding areas with names ages addresses and various incident details.
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William Eugene Carter
Jess McCormack
Delia J. Orr
Roland Thomas Archer
Norman Eugene Stewart
Vandalla
Karla Sue Trower
Farber
James Edwin Medley
Sheryl Ann Whitter
Little Rock, Ark
Market Reports and Local Crime Notes
Market reports show Missouri livestock prices steady with hogs and sows firm to higher and cash grain quotes in Chicago. In Mexico missouri, John KR. Hasson faces driving while intoxicated and firearm possession charges after a morning arrest on Highway 54. A daughter and a son are reported born to local families at Audrain Medical Center.
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Roberts
Duane Cruzan
Frazier Baker
Fulton
John KR. Hasson
Monterey Motel
Highway 54
Mexico
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Mo. Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
Chicago
Nuclear blast ten times Hiroshima at Nevada test site
Mercury Nevada AP reports a nuclear device ten times stronger than the Hiroshima bomb was detonated at the Nevada Test Site early today. The blast, code named Camembert, produced an estimated 200 to 1,000 kilotons, felt in Las Vegas 90 miles away, with last week’s test of similar magnitude marking the 10th high-yield detonation this year.
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Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purnia
Wal-Mart
Dow Jones
NEW York
Texaco
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Houston Oil & Minerals
Col Y Sal
South Padre Island
Tex
Mercury
Hiroshima
Nevada
David Miller
Energy Research and Development Administration
Las Vegas
Miss Delia Orr Services To Be Saturday
Miss Delia J. Orr 89 of Middletown died at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico after an illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Middletown Baptist Church with Rev. Shirl Davidson. burial in Fairmount Cemetery. Calling hours 4 to 9 p.m. Friday at Myers Funeral Home. Survived by four sisters and several nieces and nephews.
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Delia J. Orr
Middletown
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Middletown Baptist Church
Shirl Davidson
Fairmount Cemetery
Myers Funeral Home
Miss Orr
Montgomery County
Josiah H
Jennie McIntyre Orr
Elizabeth Weaver
Centralia
Harriett Tripp
Hugh
Beulah) Gilbert
Marvin
Edith) Gregory
William Eugene Carter Dies in Montgomery City
William Eugene Carter 57 was found dead in his bed at his mother's home in Montgomery City, likely from coronary thrombosis. Funeral at Harper Chapel Methodist Church at 3 p.m. Friday with Rev. Harold Spiva officiating. burial in Montgomery City Cemetery. Schlanker Funeral Home handling arrangements. Born Oct. 21, 1917, he was a WWII veteran. survived by mother, sister Gertrude Williams of Kansas City, and brother Taylor of Montgomery City.
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William Eugene Carter
Harper Chapel Methodist Church
Harold Spiva
Schlanker
Mr. Carter
James and
Cherry Bell Marteen Carter
Gertrude Williams
Kansas City
Taylor
Mrs Jess McCormack Dies At 49
Virginia McCormack 49 of rural Montgomery City dies Wednesday at Billis Fischel Hospital in Columbia Funeral services set for Friday 1 30 p m at Montgomery City Baptist Church Rev Gary Ummel officiating burial later today She was born December 11 1925 to Dewey and Jozephine Wasson She married Mr McCormack January 3 1952 Surviving are two sons James D 17 Jerry D 14 and her parents Memorials may be sent to Cancer Society or Montgomery City Baptist Church building fund
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Montgomery City
Jess
Virginia) McCormack
Billis Fischel Hospital
Columbia
Court rules patients harmless must receive treatment
The Supreme Court held states cannot constitutionally confine mentally ill patients who pose no danger in institutions without treatment. In a unanimous decision, the court affirmed a constitutional right to treatment for harmless patients confined against their will, stating that mere mental illness does not justify indefinite custodial confinement.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Kid Carnival At Lakeview Park
Lakeview Park hosts a kids carnival from 10 a.m. to 12 noon Friday under supervision of Jo Lynn Goff recreation director. Children will set up booths from 9 to 10 a.m. Miss Goff invites all residents to attend.
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Lakeview Park
Jo Lynn Goff
Miss Goff
Memorial service for William T. Fecht held in Mexico
Memorial services were conducted for William T. Fecht 80 a longtime Mexico resident who died June 13 in Everett Washington. Born January 7 1895 in Mexico he was a WWI veteran and former vice commander of Marysville Barracks No 142. He is survived by his wife two daughters three sons and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Memorials were given to the Heart Fund and Women's American ORT.
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Mexico
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Everett
Wash
Snohomish
William C
Elizabeth Walsh Fecht
Maple Grove
Fecht
Wetterau Grocery Co
Missouri
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Moorpark College
Moorpark
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Marysville
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Villisca
Iowa
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Los Angeles
Calif
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Senate May Reach Break In Vote Fuss
The Senate moves toward a possible breakthrough to limit debate on the contested New Hampshire seat with signals from Democrats to win GOP support. Byrd floated that committee positions would remain unchanged, a gesture aimed at attracting Republican votes and speeding a resolution after the 10 day recess.
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Senate
New Hampshire
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
Hugh Scott
Sone Entata
John A. Durkin
Durkin
Louis C. Wyman
Ford News Conference Preview and 1976 Candidacy Talk
Ford outlines his foreign policy stance and domestic measures in a news conference. He hints at a Helsinki summit possibility, defends the Mayaguez response, and discusses oil, Middle East policy, and the 1976 presidential bid. He leaves open extending tax cuts if the economy warrants and voters perceive gains from policy actions.
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Ool
Congress
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Governor Bond vetoes retirement bill over cost
Governor Bond vetoed legislation to raise state employee retirement benefits, citing a projected $10 million annual cost and IRS tax concerns from benefit disparities between the main state system and lawmakers. He supported a smaller measure granting a 2% increase to 36,000 employees while reserving larger changes.
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Bond
Federal Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Bond signs ADC increase amid inflation concerns
Missouri Governor Christopher S. Bond signed into law a monthly per person increase in Aid to Dependent Children benefits, noting the need for extra help during inflationary times. He also enacted other measures including a bill stiffening penalties for welfare fraud, addressing welfare programs and fraud concerns.
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Jeyyensun City
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Ofce
India Declares Emergency as 676 Arrests Start Crackdown
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declares a nationwide state of emergency in India. Police seize 676 people in nine states in the first 12 hours as censorship and suspensions of newspapers and dispatches begin. Notable detainees include Jayaprakash Narayan and Raj Narain amid a broader opposition crackdown.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Mohandas Gandhi
Free India Movement
Jayaprakash Narayan
Mrs. Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
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