Edward Nixon Paid by Richard Nixon Foundation
Edward Nixon received 15000 dollars in consultant fees during 1973 from the Richard Nixon Foundation, with 1500 dollars per month from January to October to assist Whittier College on an oral history of the President’s prepolitical years. The foundation previously paid 21000 dollars for site selection for a presidential library. Firestone said the oral history project is complete and the foundation is not pursuing current library work, delaying plans until the President leaves office.
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Los Angeles
Edward Nixon
Richard Nixon Foundation
Léonard K. Firestone
Whittier College
Alma Mrater
Firestone
Foundation
Friends of
Nixon
Terry Holcomb
Orange County
Terrorists Strike Police Stations in Argentina
In Argentina terrorists attacked Cordoba and Resistencia areas, killing one policeman and wounding three others. The People's Revolutionary Army, holding American oilman Victor Samuelson after a record $14.2 million ransom, dynamited a Cordoba radio station, seriously injuring two agents.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cordoba
Resistencia
People’s Revolutionary Army
Victor Samuelson
Girl For Winkelman Born At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs James Winkelman Jr Martinsburg are parents of an eight pound ten ounce daughter born at 10 35 a m Friday at Audrain Medical Center. The father works for A P Green Refractories Co. They have two other daughters Anna Marie six and Tammy Lynn three. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Winkelman Sr Martinsburg and Mr and Mrs Curtis Woolridge Bevier.
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James Winkelman Jr
Martinsburg
Audrain Medical Center
Winkelman
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Anna Marie
Tammy Lynn
James Winkelman Sr
Curtis Woolridge
Bevier
Club honors Wilkinson and Lowther in Mexico Optimist meeting
The Mexico Optimist Club honored David M. Wilkinson as Friend of Youth and Paul Lowther as Optimist of the Year for community and youth projects. Wilkinson, an assistant principal and athletic director at Mexico Senior High, participates in Khoury League, church, and club activities. Lowther leads community service efforts and helped organize two new Optimist clubs, with both recognized for state and international competition. The club outlined plans for a bicycle safety program, a dance on April 16 at the K C Hall, and backstops for Khoury League fields. Six new members Shelby Blumhost Harold Habecost Larry Reimer Rodney Nebel Bob Kirgan Charles Newland joined.
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Mexico
Dave Bell
K. C. Hall
Starlighters
Monterey
Shelby Blumhost
Harold Habecost
Larry Reimer
Rodney Nebel
Bob Kirgan
Charles Newland
District auditor C K Winn recovering at home
C K Winn auditor of Missouri Power and Light Co who had surgery two weeks ago at Audrain Medical Center is progressing and expects to be home within a few days.
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C.K. Winn
Missouri Power and Light Co
Audrain Medical Center
Nixon faces questions on hush money and Watergate
Nixon defended his actions in a Chicago speech and a televised address saying the funds were for attorneys fees and family support, not hush money. He told reporters he may not testify in trials and urged the Judiciary Committee to review existing evidence before seeking more tapes or documents as protesters pressed for answers.
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Nixon
Cnd
Chicago
Ronald L. Ziegler
Executives Club
Conrad Hilton
Judiciary Committee
Fourteen Mexico youths named to Boys State at Warrensburg
Fourteen Mexico boys were chosen to attend Boys State at Central Missouri State University in Warrensburg from June 15 to 22. Sponsored by local service clubs, the delegates include Mike Botkin, Bill Buckner, Tim Collins, Dennis DeBondt, Don Dempski, Mark Farnen, Carl Fuemmeler, Gary McFarland, Finley Montgomery, Warren Nordwald, Clyde Oligschlaeger, Andy Piper, Ronnie Snell, and Tim Williams, with affiliations to American Legion Optimist Club Jaycees Lions Rotary Kiwanis and other groups.
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Mexico
Boys State
Central Missouri State University
Warrensburg
Mike Botkin
John Botkin
Concordia
American Legion
Bill Buckner
Ed Buckner
Tim Collins
Robert Collins
Western St
Dennis DeBondt
B. J. DeBondt
Kentucky St
Jaycees
Don Dempski
Bennington St
Optimist Club
Mark Farnen
Kevin Farnen
W. Boulevard
Lions Club
Carl Fuemmeler
Vincent Fuemmeler
Adams To Tell Court Procedure On Juveniles
Circuit Judge George P. Adams will discuss how juvenile cases are handled in the circuit court at 7 30 p m Monday in the Presbyterian Church. The event, sponsored by the Mexico League of Women Voters, invites anyone interested in the juvenile court system to attend with no admission charge.
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George P. Adams
Presbyterian Church
Mexico
League
Cargill Plans Soybean Plant in Clay County Kansas City
Cargill Inc representatives announced a new soybean processing plant in Clay County near Kansas City. The facility is slated to handle 60 000 bushels daily and over 15 million annually, with potential expansion.
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Kansas City
Cargill, Inc
Clay County
VG GO
Ty Sbi
Mrs Helen Kerr Dies After Illness
Mrs. Helen Kerr 74 of Coldwell Nursing Home died at Audtain Medical Center at 4:15 p.m. Friday after three years of ill health. Born March 1, 1699, she was married to Elmer Kerr who died in 1967. Survived by three sons Harold Kerr Mexico James Kerr Kansas City Floyd Kerr San Diego two daughters Jane Kerr Hannibal Helen Peniston Petersburg Va one brother Carl Wesley Hannibal eleven grandchildren four great grandchildren and a Christian Church member. Funeral services are pending at Robinson funeral home in Hannibal.
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Helen Kerr
Coldwell Nursing Home
Audtain Medical Center
Robinson Funeral Home
Hannibal
Helen Wesley
Elmer Kerr
Kerr
Mexico
Harold Kerr
James Kerr
Kansas City
Floyd Kerr
San Diego
Calif
Jane Kerr
Helen Peniston
Petersburg
Carl Wesley
The
Christian Church
Local Weather and Livestock Market Report Highlights
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show a high of 47 and a low of 29 for the last 24 hours. Partly cloudy conditions with frost likely tonight. Sunday forecasts place highs in the 40s to 50s across Missouri, with broader warming into Monday through Wednesday and a chance of rain early in the week.
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Missouri
Mrs George Frank Rites To Be Monday
CENTRALIA Mrs Goldie Marie Shelledy 74 died at 9 50 am today at the home of her daughter Mrs Betty Latimer in Centralia She had lived there for four years Funeral services are pending at the Ballew Pickering funeral home in Centralia She was born March 6 1900 Her husband Irvin Shelledy preceded her in death in 1964 Survivors include four daughters Mrs Betty Latimer Centralia Mrs Billie Hall St Louis Mrs Norma Jester Clarksville Tenn and Mrs Kathryn Wyss Peoria Ill one son Francis Satterthwait Manhattan Ill
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Centralia
Goldie Marie Shelledy
Betty Latimer
Shelledy
Ballew-Pickering
Irvin Shelledy
Billie Hall
St. Louis
Norma Jester
Clarksville, Tenn
Kathryn Wyss
Peoria
Ill
Francis Satterthwait
Manhattan, Ill
Mrs. Clara Frank of Montgomery City Dies at 68
Clara Frank of Montgomery City died early this morning at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico. Funeral services will be at 1 30 p m Monday at Schlanker Funeral Home with Rev Robert Hester officiating and burial in Montgomery City Cemetery. She was born October 12 1905 in Missouri to Samuel and Clara Mendenhall and married George Frank in 1952 who survives. Also surviving are two stepchildren Clifford Frank and Mrs Ray Young, 13 grandchildren, four great grandchildren, a sister Gertrude Barnes and a brother Clark Mendenhall. She was a member of the Methodist Church.
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Montgomery City
George
Clara) Frank
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Schlanker Funeral
Robert Hester
Frank
Missouri
Samuel
Clara Mendenhall
George Frank
Schildren
Clifford Frank
Auxvasse
Ray
Georgia) Young
Gertrude Barnes
St. Clair
Clark Mendenhall
St. Louis
Methodist Church
Infant son of J R Germans dies in Missouri hospital
Vandalia mourns John Robert German infant son of Mr and Mrs James Robert German Route 2 Wellsville died Friday at the University of Missouri Medical Center He was born June 10 1973 Funeral services set for 2 p m Monday at Waters Funeral Home Vandalia with burial in Memorial Gardens Cemetery
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Vandalia
John Robert German
James Robert German
Wellsville
University of Missouri Medical Center
Waters
Buria
Memorial Gardens
Mrs. Edgar Sparks Services Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Edgar F. Sparks of Mexico were to be at 2 p m today at the Precht Pickering funeral home with Rev. Richard Wohlers officiating. Burial was to be in Elmwood. Pallbearers named were Raymond Blair Donald Early Joe Deimeke Dee Woolfolk Charlie Fox and James Pugh.
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Edgar F. Sparks
Mexico
Precht-Pickering
Richard Wohlers
Elmwood Cemetery
Raymond Blair
Donald Early
Joe Deimeke
Dee Woolfolk
Charlie Fox
James Pugh
Audrain Medical Center updates report multiple names and events
The Daily Record lists admissions and discharges at Audrain Medical Center including Mrs. Dorothy DeWitt and 15 others, notes a birth at Martinsburg, and details deaths Mrs. Helen Kerr and Mrs. Goldie Shelledy. It also covers marriage license applications in Columbia, highway patrol accidents near Mexico, sheriff reports on animal theft, magistrate and circuit court actions, a fatal El Dorado Springs crash, and nearby grain and stock market data.
Streaker's Getaway Car Hits Teacher in Parking Lot
St Louis high school Spanish teacher Charles Marriott, 28, was concussed after leaping onto a streaker’s car in the Bishop Du Bourg High School lot. A vehicle traced to Valerie Thompson, 19, was tracked as the suspect car. Slavik and Floyd, both 18, were charged with trespassing and exposure.
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ST. Louis
Charles Marriott
Bishop du Bourg High School
Marriot
Valerie Thompson
Miss Thompson
Daniel Slavik
Mark Floyd
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Meadow Creek
Quimby
Worthing, S. D
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Timothy Malenda
Mentor
Ohio
Stephen Malenda
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Cargill
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Edgar Sparks
Little Dixie Drive
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the Daily Record
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Rollie
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Lewis Martin
Leonard Mallory
Roy B. Jesse
Paris
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Montgomeryity
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Ramon C. Stathem
Farber
Essie Ellis
Laddonia
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Regina Loyd
Stephen Miller
Mary Dowell
Guy Pitts
Robert A. Johnson
Genell Stanton
Lucy Belcher
James Cunningham
Leander Shepard
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Robert D. Bolden
James Watkins
William Shoemaker
Darin W. Engert
Alan D. Green
Minnie Magruder
Joseph Young
Edward J. Whalen
Paul T. Hibbard
Perry
Clara M. Frank
Columbia, Urban
Fred Merlenbach
Galeria Arthene Lucas
Columbia
Highway Patrol
Kathleen Marie Robnett
Jane L. Miller
New Florence
Terry Allen Gruer
Route 11
E. Love
Eastholm
Pollock Road
Grand Street
E. Promenade Street
Espy Duvall
Bill Gastler
Gastler Brothers
Cecil Arthur Gentry
Circuit Court
Thomas E. Whitmarsh
Alfred R. Durham
Mary Virginia Durham
Durham
van Matre
EL Dorado Springs
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Harold Fugate
MPA
Slater and Fowles
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Robbie Brooks
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Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Streaker
Kelly Furchure
KeLly
Kelly's
Kelly Store
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