Weather and notices from The Daily Record
Official 7:00 am readings show highs in the 70s and a chance of thunderstorms west tonight. Missouri river stages listed for Kansas City Boonville Jefferson City and St. Louis. Local births dismissals safety reports and court actions noted including divorces and probate inventory.
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Missouri — Fair
Missouri
ST. Louis
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Stock moves and prices from May 4 1973 quote sheet
Over the counter bids include A B Chance 22 percent asked 22 percent Commerce Bancshares 29 percent asked 28 percent Vetteran 21 percent asked 20 percent. On the New York Stock Exchange Bobbie Brooks closed 5 54 with 700 shares traded Dresser Industries 41 54 up 1 400 Interco 43 44 up 5 1 100 Kaiser Aluminum 15 34 down 1 500 Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 35 up 1 900 Ralston Purina 4 down 1 800 US Gypsum common 23 down 1 300 US Gypsum preferred 27 up 1 300 Wal Mart 22 up 3 2000.
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Vetteran
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Ups
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Eighth Graders To Meet On Monday At Mexico High
Eighth grade students entering Mexico High School in the fall will gather with parents at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the High School Auditorium. Principal William Lowry said the meeting covers curriculum enrollment procedures and orientation.
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Mexico High School
William Lowry
Dramateers Final Show at MMA Gym Tonight
Missouri Military Academy presents Refund by Percival Wilde in the MMA Gymnasium at 8 p.m. The free public performance features Donn Hall Louisville Mike Curry Fairborn Jack Peters Wheeling Laurence Harrod Chicago Mark Donnelly Mexico City Bill Tweedie Jefferson City Chris Miller St Louis and faculty director Major Courtney B. Durham with Cadet Peters on lighting.
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Missouri Military Academy
Percival Wilde
MMA
Donn Hall
Louisville
Mike Curry
Fairborn
Ohio
Jack Peters
Wheeling
Laurence Harrod
Chicago
Mark Donnelly
Mexico City
Bill Tweedie
Jefferson City
Chris Miller
St. Louis
Courtney B. Durham
Cadet Peters
Terrorists Kidnap Consul in Guadalajara
Three leftist terrorists abducted U.S. Consul General Terrence G. Leonhardy in Guadalajara on Friday evening. They demanded 30 prisoners be released and flown to Cuba. Shots were fired during the kidnapping with no clear word on his injuries. Governor Orozco Romero ordered security forces to refrain from intervention to avoid endangering the consul. Lebanon cease-fire violations reported near Beirut as fighting continued.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
U.S
Terrence G. Leonhardy
Cuba
Alberto Orozco Romero
Jalisco
Leonhardy
Hospital Week Plans for Expanded Services and Growth
Hospital Week observances spotlight Audrain Medical Center expanding services at its 326 bed facility. Woodrow Lee has led as administrator since 1964, with Richard Nye as assistant administrator since 1971, under the board of trustees chaired by Walter Staley. The center, evolving since 1911, has grown from a 130 bed hospital in 1954 to 220 beds in 1964 and 326 beds after Stribling House and East Central Missouri Mental Health Center additions, employing over 530 people with 67 physicians and 46 registered nurses.
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Woodrow Lee
Richard Nye
Lee
Nye
Don Jean) Thompson
Warren Ransdell
Orvie Nix
William Johnson
Walter Staley
Ben Jolly
Mexico Commercial Club
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Mexico Hospital Association
East Central Missouri
Mr. Staley
Lowell Hagan
William H. Jolly
M. D
Edward C. French
William Nowell
Mrs. Ann Corinne Schwartz Dies at 64 in Jonesburg
Jonesburg widow Ann Corinne Schwartz 64 dies at St. Francis Hospital Washington Mo. Funeral set 2 pm Monday at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with body at Harding funeral home after 10 am tomorrow. Survived by husband J C Schwartz three daughters Marilyn Fletcher Delores Busch Dianne Weis and three sons Kenny John Henry and Jerry all of Jonesburg mother Kathryn Massman two brothers Lawrence and Warren. She was a member of St Pauls Lutheran Church.
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Jonesburg
Ann Corinne Schwartz
St. Francis Hospital
Washington
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Harding Funeral Home
J. C. Schwartz
Marilyn Fletcher
Delores Busch
Dianne Weis
Kenny
John Henry
Jerry
Kathryn Massman
Lawrence
Warren
Faddis Rites Monday At 2 P.M.
Funeral services for Thomas O. Faddis will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Ballew Pickering funeral home with Rev. Mitchell Stephens of Bethlehem Baptist Church officiating. Burial follows at Centralia City Cemetery. Visitation Sunday afternoon at the funeral home until service time.
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Centralia
Thomas O. Faddis
Ballew- Pickering Funeral Home
Mitchell Stephens
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Centralia City Cemetery
Teachers Elect MNEA Delegates in Mexico District
Seventeen teachers attended an information meeting and elected six delegates to a statewide Missouri National Education Assn. meeting in Jefferson City on May 19. Delegates include Les Runnels president and Paul Day treasurer from Hardin Junior High, Ed Morris Garfield principal teacher, Quinten Bakke and Carol Reininger from Hardin, plus a sixth delegate from Community A-6. Bruce Ambs of Jefferson City led the session, noting MNEA's about 20 000 members. Mrs Rod Nebel, secretary, teaches at Eugene Field.
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Mexico
Missouri National Education Assn
Jefferson City
Mexico Community Teachers Association
Les Runnels
Paul Day
Hardin
Ed Morris
Garfield
Mexico School
Quinten Bakke
Carol Reininger
Missouri
CTA
MSTA
NEA
Rod Nebel
Eugene Field
Hawthorne Bike Day Rescheduled For May 8 At 9 A M
Hawthorne School postponed last Tuesday’s bicycle registration due to heavy rain. The event now takes place next Tuesday May 8 at 9 am. Mexico Public Safety Department and PTA sponsor the $0.50 license fee. Revival Opens At Centennial Baptist Church Led by Rev William Camp with singing by David Parrish Monday through Friday at 7 30. Youth service planned Saturday with Jefferson City youth. Reverend Jerry Ostrom notes services start 7 30 each evening.
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Hawthorne
Mexico Public Safety Department
PTA
Centennial Baptist Church
William Camp
Parkade Baptist Church
Columbia
David Parrish
First Baptist Church
Centralia
Jefferson City
Jerry Ostrom
Mexico
Centralia Nursery
Seven Pound Son Born To Mr and Mrs Petree
A seven pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Walter F Petree Jr of 6218 Allen St Centralia at Audrain Medical Center Friday at 7 20 am Mr Petree works for A B Chance Co in Centralia.
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Jerry Finley
Paris
Walter F. Petree Jr
Centralia
Bill J. Hutchinson
Mexico
Michael Shivers
Robert Cagle
Warren McIntyre
Albert Johnson
Cecil Shire
Arthur Kobush
Lewis Berry
Clark Newbrough
Lowell Rutherford
Middletown
Melbern — Haislip
Wellsville
Russell Clark
New Florence
Louis Haiducek O'Fallon
Kenneth Oliver
Dale Nicks
Francis Holtkamp
St. Charlas
Walter F. Petree, Jr
Allen St
Audrain Medical Center
Petree
A. B. Chance Co
Evans Littrell
Cave Marshall
Marshall
Stone Mountain
Harold Rickabaugh
Moberly
Marshalls
George Marshall
Columbia
Australian Rotary group to visit Missouri towns in 1950s tour
A five member Australian Rotary group and governor's representative visit Missouri Rotary District No. 605, touring in Mexico, Columbia, Centralia, Moberly, Kirksville, Macon, Huntsville, Vandalia and Bowling Green. They tour plants, medical centers, and farms, dine with hosts, and plan to return May 27 after two months of exchanges between districts 282 in Australia and 605 in Missouri.
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Missouri
Mexico
Australia
Rotary Foundation
Austin Pierce
Moberly
Alan Adam
Vandalia
Robert Tanner
Centralia
Charles James
Wentzville
Charles Kemper
Troy
John Nuernberger
Crestwood
Murray Guille
George Allsop
Methodist Church
AMP Society
John Kenny
Parklands High School
Burnie
Brian Poole
Tasmania
North Eastern Co-operative Dairy Society
John King
Tan Lewis
Steve Pagram
Kirksville
Macon
Campbell Elected Grand Knight of KC
Bill Campbell was elected grand knight of the Knights of Columbus at a Thursday night meeting at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The slate includes Bob Arens deputy grand knight Terry Maassen chancellor Bill Whalen recorder Don Dick treasurer Daryl Griffin advocate Robert Piper warder and Ed Dzeidzic and Ed Maassen guards. Installations set for a July banquet. The group will present $160 to Mexico's Khoury League. Melvin Kempker is retiring grand knight.
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Bill Campbell
Knights of Columbus
Bob Arens
Terry Maassen
Bill Whalen
Don Dick
Daryl Griffin
Robert Piper
Ed Dzeidzic
Ed Maassen
Mexico
Khoury League
Melvin Kempker
Merrell backs university findings on dress code amid editorials
University professor faced in class dress and language charges, Merrell backed the university decision not to take action. He criticized a dismissive line in the editorials as a slur against the university and people of Missouri, while saying the involved individual may be deranged but he bears no personal hostility. Local family updates followed, noting visitors and Mrs. Marshall's hospitalization since April.
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Merrell
University
Board of Curators
People of
Missouri
Indicted Nixon ally Segretti tied to Florida primary plot
Donald H. Segretti and George Hearing were indicted in Orlando on two federal counts for allegedly mailing a phony Citizens for Muskie letter accusing Jackson of misconduct to disrupt the 1972 Florida Democratic primary. The letter also named Humphrey.
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Fla
Donald H. Segretti
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U.S
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Henry M. Jackson
Segretti
Marina del Ray
Calif
George A
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Jackson
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Washington
Robert Benz
Odessa
Tampa Young Republicans
Benz
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Ralph Russo
U.S. Senate Select Watergate Committee
Briggs
Mississippi flood drops but locks slow reopenings
The Mississippi River declined from record crests south of St. Louis as Hannibal and Quincy forecast new but lower heights. Lock closures persist. six to seven days may pass before all river locks reopen. Flood costs rise with 156 million dollars damage in Missouri and Illinois and 256 million across seven states.
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Hannibal
Quincy
River District
National Weather Service
Corps of Engineers
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Russia
Federal Office of Emergency Preparedness
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