Weather and local hospital notices from Ledgerland area
The Ledgerledger forecast shows increasing cloudiness with possible showers or thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday, and Missouri remains sunny with a high around 80. Lake levels on the Ozarks region are mixed with several reservoirs above or below normal, and Audrain Medical Center lists multiple admissions and births with numerous names and locals discharged.
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Missouri
Lakes Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Grand
Stockton
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Beaver
Died and public notices in The Daily Record several death notices
The Daily Record reports deaths including Charles Hoar 70 Perry and Agnes Huck 82 Vandalia, plus marriages Gordon Henry Hort Cathy Jeffries and Claude Vanskike Mildred Clark. Public safety notes cite a minor car collision at S Clark and W Promenade. Sheriff reports a Kroger burglary and mobile home theft, with court arraignments upcoming on May Law Day and county cases. livestock and market data follow for Missouri and National Stockyards listings.
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Staton
Curryville
Tina Manasco
Bowling Green
Katie Boyd
Vandalia
Burton Smith
Crystal Crouch
Alice Jennings
Wellsville
Charles Hoar
Perry
Agnes Huck
Deathscharles L. Hoar
Gary Wayne Jones
N. Clark
Alfred Neal Mackey
Centralia
S. Clark
W. Promenade
Kroger
South Trails
Steve Nyberg
Ingram’s
Roy Moyle Sr
Circuit Court
Audrain County
Russell Lee Epperson
Larry Dean Cross
Cecil Earl Fisher Jr
Gary Wayne Sandland
Navy Air Force Planes May Differ
A House Appropriations Committee leader says Congress will likely authorize separate jet fighters for the Navy and Air Force. Chairman George H. Mahon notes the Navy will build twin-engine F18 fighters while the Air Force develops single-engine F116 fighters, after the Navy announced selecting the Fifa fighter.
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Washington
Congress
Air Force
Navy
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Fifa
Market mixed as profit taking taps Dow and NYSE
The New York stock market was mixed with profit taking after a five month rally. Dow Jones average stood at 844.73 after a noon drop of 3.75. Imperial Corp of America led activity, up about 9 percent. Amex volumes fell as Syntex posted a slide while the American stock exchange index inched higher.
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New York Stock Exchange
Imperial Corp. of America
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Syntex
Amex
Australian Premier Urges Indochina Aid
Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam urged nations that fought in Indochina to join a broad reconciliation and reconstruction program. Speaking at the Commonwealth summit in Kingston he said Australia has begun relief aid and will press the issue in Washington with President Ford and Henry Kissinger.
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Jamaica
Gough Whitlam
Indochina
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Washington
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Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
United States
White House
America
Congress
Ford to Meet Rabin in Washington June 11 12
President Ford will host Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin for talks in Washington on June 11 and 12. The meeting follows an earlier session in Salzburg with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and fits into a series of high level trips this spring.
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Washington
Ford
Yitzhak Rabin
White House
Ron Nessen
Salzburg
Austria
Anwar Sadat
Lori Ann Farmer Burial Tomorrow
Infant Lori Ann Farmer daughter of Mike and Frankie Sue Graves Farmer of Mexico died shortly after birth. Graveside services are set for 1:30 at East Lawn Memorial Cemetery with Rev. Marvin Jones officiating. Survived by parents, grandparents W E Claywell and Earl Graves of Mexico, and great-grandparents Ed Claywell. Arnold Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Lori Ann Farmer
Mike
Frankie Sue Graves Farmer
Jefferson City
East Lawn Memorial Cemetery
Marvin Jones
W.E. Claywell
Mexico
Earl Graves
Ed Claywell
Mike Farmer
Mrs. Floyd Helton Dies After Illness
Mrs. Floyd Helton 79 of Paris died after an extended illness at Monroe Manor Paris. Funeral services are planned Wednesday at Mt. Moriah Funeral Home Kansas City with burial Forest Hill Cemetery Kansas City. Born in Moline she was daughter of CC and Sallie Barnes Bybee she married Floyd Helton who died in 1944. Survivors include three brothers Rhodes Bybee Palatine IL Shelton C Bybee Eldon Mart C Bybee Mexico and sister Mrs C R Lillian Massey Kansas City. Memorials to Monroe Manor requested.
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Flooyd
Lolia) Helton
Monroe Manor
Mt. Moriah
Kansas City
Forest Hill Cemetery
Moline
Sallie Barnes Bybee
Floyd Helton
Rhodes Bybee
Palatine, Ill
Shelton C. Bybee
Eldon
Mart C. Bybee
Mexico
C.R
Lillian) Massey
Jewell Bybee
Ralph Bybee
Charles L. Hoar Dies at 70 in Perry
Charles L Hoar 70 Route 1 Perry died 9 15 am Sunday at Audrain Medical Center Mexico after a brief illness He was born Oct 18 1904 in Monroe County son of Samuel and Martha Bibb Hoar He married Betty Clement who survives He was a farmer and a member of South Fork Presbyterian Church serving as ruling elder treasurer He directed South Fork Cemetery Association Funeral 3 PM Tuesday at South Fork Church officiated by Rev John H Vanlandingham and Rev Robert R Collins Burial in South Fork Cemetery Visitation after 4 pm today at home southwest of Perry and after 1 PM Tuesday at church Survivors include daughter Ruth Utterback foster son Kenneth Young four grandchildren sister Lorene Neill brother Ormond Funeral planned with details as noted
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Charles L. Hoar
Route 1
Audrain Medical Center
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Martha Bibb Hoar
Betty Clement
Hoar
South Fork Presbyterian Church
South Fork Cemetery Association
John H. Vanlandingham
Paris
Robert R. Collins
South Fork
John
Ruth) Utterback
Golden
Colo
Kenneth Young
Laddonia
Lorene Neill
Virginia
Ormond
Champ Cragen Of Center Dies At 73
Champ C Cragen 73 of Center died at Levering Hospital Hannibal at 3 am Sunday Funeral services 1 pm Tuesday Olivet Christian Church Center Rev Clarence Bangs officiating Burial Vandalia Cemetery Born 1901 in Pike County son of William Fannie Dowell Cragen Wife died December 1963 Retired farmer Survived by son Rex Center daughter Mrs William Reva Cornelius Center four brothers Claude Cecil of Perry William Vandalia Elmer Center sister Mrs Velma McBride Illinois
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Champ C. Cragen
Levering Hospital
Hannibal
Olivet Christian Church
Clarence Bangs
Vandalia
Pike County
William Fannie Dowell Cragen
Cragen
Rex
William Reva Cornelius
Claude
Cecil
Perry
William
Elmer
Velma McBride
Illinois
Butler Bunch Services Held
Funeral services for Butler Bunch were held Sunday at Arnold Funeral Home with the Rev. Marvin Jones officiating and burial in East Lawn Memorial Cemetery. Mrs. John Willer played the organ. pallbearers were Roy Campbell Gary Campbell Gene Phillips Donald Ramage Cloyd Campbell and George Campbell.
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Arnold Funeral Home
Marvin Jones
East Lawn Memorial Cemetery
John Willer
Roy Campbell
Gary Campbell
Gene Phillips
Donald Ramage
Cloyd Campbell
George Campbell
Services Held For Harold Armold in Topeka
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Harold Arthur Armold 62 of Topeka Kansas the father in law of Josephine and Dennis Scholl of Auxvasse. Armold died April 26 and served as director of the division of taxation for the Kansas State Department of Revenue.
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Topeka
Kan
Barther
Josephine
Dennis Scholl
Auxvagse
Armold
Division of Taxation
Kansas State Department of Revenue
McDonnell Talks Recess For Sleep
In Washington AP reports stage talks between union and McDonnell-Douglas negotiators recessed for a few hours sleep as marathon negotiations continued over a three month strike by about 12,000 machinists at St. Louis plants. The dispute centers on pay and benefits, with talks spanning since February.
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Washington
McDonnell-Douglas Co
St. Louis
McDonnell Douglas
Stab Victim Released From Hospital After Attack
Roy Stephens, 20, has been discharged from the University of Missouri Medical Center after being stabbed in the lower right abdomen. George Albert Johnson, 27, of 1209 E Lafayette St, was jailed on $2,500 bond on an assault charge with malice aforethought. Roy remains at his brother’s home to recuperate. doctors said no vital organs were injured and surgery was unnecessary.
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Bob Stephens
Roy
University of Missouri Medical Center
George Albert Johnson
E. Lafayette St
Stephens
Larry
Inez Stephens
Route 11
Johnson
No Solution To Irish Issues In Vote Results
In Belfast the United Ulster Unionist Coalition won 46 of 78 assembly seats as hardline Protestants prevail. Former prime minister Brian Faulkner warns of direct confrontation with London, while Dr. Conor Cruise O Brien says agreement on a Protestant Catholic executive is dead. The Social Democrats win 17 seats and push for power sharing, but face staunch opposition from hardliners. The Alliance party gains eight seats with minor party wins elsewhere.
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Dublin
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Irish Republic
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Refugee Flights Canceled As Bases Build Tent Cities
The three Travis AFB flights were canceled without reason given by an Eglin spokesman. Refugees are housed in wooden-floored tents on an abandoned airfield with capacity for 2,500. 60 arrivals lack sponsors. At Camp Pendleton about 5,000 Marines joined war games as refugees arrive, with Pendleton readying 18,000 beds.
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United States
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Calif
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Pendleton
Indochina War Fallout Shapes Refugee Aid Efforts
United States military involvement in Indochina deepens as 45,000 troops were stationed in Thailand in the mid 1960s and 2,500 Vietnamese Catholics attend Hanoi Cathedral on the first Sunday of peace. Officials in Washington debate retroactive troop approval while Guam prepares for mass evacuations and refugees flood toward Camp Pendleton, Elgin Air Force Base, and Ft. Chaffee.
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California
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Chicago Tribune
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Washington
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Okinawa
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Gough Whitlam
Kingston
Jamaica
Vietnam
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Elgin Air Force Base
Florida
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Ex-Senator Kenneth Keating Dies in New York
Former U.S. senator and U.S. ambassador to Israel Kenneth B. Keating died at Harkness Pavilion Hospital New York. He would have turned 75 on May 18 after returning from Jerusalem last month due to a heart ailment. Keating also served as ambassador to India and represented Rochester, stepping into politics in 1946. His illness comes as President Ford weighs a senior diplomat to replace him.
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Kenneth B. Keating
U.S
Israel
Harkness Pavilion Hospital
New York
State Department
Keating
Jerusalem
India
Rochester
N.Y
Cochran Named Missouri Bar President Elect
Jefferson City Mo AP Thomas D Cochran an Independence attorney has been chosen president elect of the Missouri Bar Association The 9000 member group said his selection followed the death of president elect William J Tate of St Louis Cochran who had been vice president will become president in September with Robert O Hetlage of St Louis taking the vice president post
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Jefferson City, Mo
Thomas D. Cochran
Independence
Missouri Bar Association
William J. Tate
St. Louis
Cochran
Robert O. Hetlage
First Lady Betty Ford Health Upbeat After Checkup
White House reports Betty Ford in good health after a Bethesda Naval Medical Center cancer checkup with all tests negative for recurrence. President Ford defends schedule and confirms ongoing chemotherapy while denying Newsweek claims about a 1976 campaign decision.
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Washington
Betty Ford
White House
Ford
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Maryland
William Jukash
Newsweek Magazine
Kissinger Denies CIA Domestic Surveillance Involvement
Kissinger denied any role in ordering CIA domestic surveillance during Rockefeller Commission hearings. He testified after McCone and before Schlesinger Rostow, with critics questioning his lack of involvement while others described CIA ties to dissidents and possible presidential direction. The commission has heard over 40 witnesses and aims to deliver final findings by June 6.
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Henry A.kissinger
CIA
National Security Council
Kissinger
Rockefeller Commission
Richard M. Helms
John A. McCone
James R. Schlesinger
National Security
Walt W. Rostow
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Commission
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Schlesinger
McCone
William E. Colby
Rostow
U.S
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Helms
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Fidel Castro
Castro
Ford
Mrs. Armstrong Resigns High Post
Washington AP report states Anne J. Armstrong has resigned as a member of the Council on Wage and Price Stability, with the resignation accepted by the president.
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Anne J. Armstrong
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Urd
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