Forecast and Local Safety News From The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports a cool fair forecast with highs near 60 in the north and upper 60s in the south for Sunday, extended Missouri outlook into Wednesday with mostly dry, mild conditions. It details Highway Patrol reports of a two car crash near Kingdom City injuring David Hammond and minor injuries to Susan Roach and Carol Smith, plus multiple public safety notes, deaths, marriages, and a Camp David note about President Nixon spending Mother's Day weekend at the Camp David compound.
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Missouri
Highway Patrol
David Hammond
Mexico
Kingdom City
Callaway County Hospital
Fulton
Susan Roach
Amarillo
Texas
Roach
Carol Smith
Indianapolis
Ind
Highway 54
Hammond
Camp David, Md
Nixon
Camp David
Stock Market Roundup of Over the Counter and NYSE Trades
Over the counter yesterday shows A B Chance 2054 bid 21% asked Commerce Bancshares 28% bid 29% Wetterau 20% bid 20%. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks 54% down 4% with 700 shares. Dresser Industries 3834 down 34% 1300, Interco 4194 down % 1100, Kaiser Aluminum 15% down %, 1500. Panhandle Hastern Pipeline 36% up 4% 900, Ralston Purina 38% up 34% 1900, US Gypsum common 2214 down 4% 700, US Gypsum preferred 26% down 5% to. Wal Mart 22% down 4% 3100.
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A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Hastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Farm Bureau Board Discusses Reports and Donations
Audrain County Farm Bureau Board met Thursday at the bureau office to hear reports from the young farmers membership policy action and tire committees. They voted to donate 25 toward a pork producers fund for swine research facilities at Missouri University in Columbia. The young farmers announced a barbecue at Centralia Park on July 22.
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Audrain County Farm Bureau Board
Bureau
Audrain County Pork
Missouri University
Columbia
Centralia Park
Ellsberg Case Ends in Dismissal After Breakin Revelations
The judge dismissed Ellsberg and Russo charges after disclosures of White House involvement and CIA assistance in covert actions. Appeals and wiretap disappearances cited, with applause from supporters as the verdict was delivered. The case traced to Pentagon papers leaks and antiwar controversy, with former aides testifying and high defense costs noted.
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Quittal
Phyllis Ortman
FBI
Ellsberg
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt
Watergate Grand Jury
Byrne
CIA
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Pentagon
Russo
Elisberg
Mrs. Ellsberg
U.S
Rand
Vietnam
New York Times
McGeorge Bundy
John Kenneth Galbraith
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Theodore Sorensen
Rites Today For Theodore Tokheim 75
Theodore Tokheim 75 of Columbia died Thursday at Boone County Hospital. A retired farmer, he was born April 7 1898 in Thor Iowa and was a member of Missouri United Methodist Church and its Men’s Club. Services at 3 p.m. at McMurry Chapel with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by widow Merle Tokheim three daughters a brother two sisters and eight grandchildren.
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Wellsville
Theodore Tokheim
Columbia
Boone County Hospital
McMurry Chapel
Missouri United Methodist Church
Monk Bryan
Memorial Park
Mr. Tokheim
Thor
Iowa
Samuel
Emily Cragwick Tokheim
Methodist Men's Club
Merle Tokheim
Frederick Kreisler
Independence
Earl Chandler
Wayne Clark
Belleville
Martin Tokhelm
Swea City
Julia Zachariason
Elmore, Minn
James Silliman
Mesa, Ariz
Mrs Choate Smith Dies At Laddonia
Mrs Choate Barbara Smith 71 of Laddonia died Friday at home after a heart condition. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Wilkey Bienhoff funeral home with Rev. Marvin Jones of Mexico officiating. Burial in Laddonia Cemetery. Survived by two sons Wilbur and Bruce Smith. three daughters Patricia Redhouse of Moberly Barbara Jane Deimeke Janet Peck of Mexico. 22 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral home phone calls after 5 p.m. Sunday. Born in Laddonia March 5 1902 to Wilbur and Fannie Shoup. Married Nov 11 1925. husband died earlier. Preceded by son Jack and sister Blanche Webber. Member of Methodist Church and Sunshine Circle Club. Lived in Audrain County all her life.
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Laddonia
Choate
Barbara) Smith
Wilkey- Bienhoff
Marvin Jones
Mexico
Smith
Wilbur
Fannie Eckler Shoup
Mr. Smith
Gons
Bruce Smith
James
Patricia) Redhouse
Moberly
Barbara Jane Deimeke
Charles
Janet) Peck
Jack
Blanche Webber
Chester Boeke Rites On Sunday
Chester Boeke 57 of St. Charles died Thursday at St. Josephs Hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Hardin Funeral Home in Jonesburg, with burial in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery at High Hill. He leaves a wife Emmalee Sublette Boeke, three children, two brothers and three sisters. He was employed at McDonell Aircraft.
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Jonesburg
Chester Boeke
St. Charles
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hardin Funeral Home
Harold Nebel
High Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Harding Funeral Home
Emmalee D. Sublette Boeke
Emmalee Lenker
Wright City
Sheryll Glenn
McDonell Aircraft
Anton Hotop Dies At Perryville
Anton Hotop aged 83 died Friday at Perry County Hospital Perryville. He was a Catholic and father of E J Bud Hotop of Mexico and leaves eight children and 36 grandchildren with funeral services pending at Youngs funeral home Perryville.
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Anton Hotop
E.J
Bud) Hotop
Mexico
Perry County
Perryville
Young
Gray Told Nixon of Aides Role in Watergate Inquiry
Washington AP report describes L Patrick Gray III saying he was troubled by White House aides actions in the FBI probe nine days after the Watergate arrests. Accounts vary whether he told Senate investigators of instructed interference by John Ehrlichman and whether Nixon knew.
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Nixon
White House
FBI
Gray
Senate
John D. Ehrlichman
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the Nation
Democratic
Camp David
New York Daily News
Ehrlichman
Watergate Accounts Show Gray and Nixon Talks About July 5
Reports detail Gray telling Clark MacGregor on July 5 1972 to inform Nixon on Watergate concerns and a direct call from Nixon the next day. The accounts vary. sources differ on whether Nixon was informed of attempts to impede the investigation. The Senate panel seeks access to Dean’s safe deposit box with nine classified Watergate documents. Four men who pled guilty to conspiracy burglary and wiretapping receive immunity for next week’s Senate testimony.
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Clark MacGregor
Committee For
Nixon
The
Chicago Tribune
White House
John Dean III
Tribune
Dean
FBI
CIA
Eo the
Pat
New York Times
Senate
Washington Post
Samuel Cash
Robert H. Cushman
Ehrlichman
Central Intelligence Agency
E. Howard Hunt
Cushman
Marine Corps
Hunt
Elisberg
Watergate Committee
Walkup Services Monday For O Lee Walkup 77 Center
Funeral services for O Lee Walkup 77 of Center will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the Christian Church in Center with Rev Clarence Bungs officiating. Burial will be at Grand View Burial Park near Hannibal. Visitation begins 4 p.m. Sunday at Wilkey Funeral Home in Center. American Legion rites at 7 p.m. Sunday. He died Friday at Audrain Medical Center. Born January 19 1896 he was a son of Otis and Ada Walkup. He leaves a daughter Mrs Kenny Wayne Moss of Perry and a son Harold Walkup of Montgomery City. A sister and two brothers survive.
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O. Lee Walkup
Christian Church
Otis
Ada Seacrist
Kenny Wayne Moss
Perry
Harold Walkup
Montgomery City
Pearl Smith
Harold
Estil
Wellsville
Mrs Worland Injured In Quincy Auto Crash
Mrs. Alice Worland, 79, of 800 S. Calhoun St., remains in fair condition at St. Mary Hospital in Quincy, Illinois after facial, rib and leg injuries from a Thursday crash. She was riding with her daughter, Ardith Welch, whose car collided with Dale Purdin’s near 24th Street and Broadway at 1:30 p.m. Welch, treated for neck injuries, was released. Purdin cited for driving while intoxicated and improper left turn.
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Columbia
Allen Leon Judy
Sturgeon
Tabetha Gay Duffen
Centralia
Stephen Estil Wilhite
Clark
Carolyn Jean Garrett
Ashland
Velma M. Blackmore
Route 1
Mexico
Gladys Elder
Route 2
Laddonia
Blackmore
Liberty St
Mary Lou Kostelecky
Clark St
Cecil V. Johnston
Auxvasse
Robert Reaznicek
Kentucky St
West Plaza
Johnston
Ronald G. Garnett
S. Morris St
Elizabeth Moyle
Monroe St
West Boulevard
S. Clark Street
Clark Street
Garnett
Jane
Moyle
Alice Worland
S. Calhoun St
St. Mary Hospital
Quincy
Ill
Worland
James E
Ardith) Welch
Dale Purdin
Hurdland
24Th Street
Broadway
Purdin
Welch
Baitinger Rites To Be Sunday
Funeral services for Rev. Robert Baitinger 42 pastor of First United Pentecostal Church will be at 2 30 p m Sunday at the church Visitation after 1 p m today then body to McLaughlin funeral home St Louis with visitation after 7 p m Sunday Final rites 2 p m Monday at Apostolic Pentecostal Church St Louis interment Mt Hope Cemetery St Louis Conducting by Rev Guy Roam Rev Winfred Black Rev Donald Curtis Born Aug 1 1930 son of Frederick C and Opal Owens Baitinger ordained Aug 9 1963 in Westphalia Married Shirley J Wilkins Sept 25 1950 Survived by wife four children four in Mexico two in St Louis father in Granite City three sisters Burial arrangements handled by Precht Pickering funeral home
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First United Pentecostal Church
McLaughlin Funeral Home
St. Louis
Apostolic Pentecostal Church
Mt. Hope
Topeka
Kan
St. Joseph
Shirley J. Wilkins
S. Clark St
Steve Ballinger
Larry Baltinger
Mexico
Gary
Janet Baitinger
Granite City
June Baitinger
Debbie Baitinger
Doris Apthorpe
Precht Pickering Funeral Home
Services For Homer Willig Mexico painter dies at home
Funeral services for Homer W. Willig 1905 3 3 knb Noster were held at Precht Pickering with Rev Ostrom officiating and burial at Mineral Creek Cemetery in Leeton. He was Odd Fellows No 99 grand past, Baptist and painters local union member. Survivors include siblings in Lees Summit and Dallas. Fire burglary losses estimated at 100000 for Frank Hollmann residence. house burglarized before a passerby reported fire.
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Homer W. Willig
Mexico
N. Washington St
Precht-Pickering
Jerry Ostrom
Centennial Baptist Church
Mineral Creek
Leeton
Leland Crews
William Wyss
Hubert Hassler
Ben Langenbach
Arthur Smith
Donald Shay
Odd Fellows Lodge
Knob Noster
Willig
August C
Rose H Richeter Willig
Odd Fellows Lodge No. 99
The
Baptist Church
Painters’ Local Union
Gilbert E. Willig
Lees Summit
Maurice
Louise) Rehn
Mildred R. Willig
Dallas
Tex
Marriage license filing lacks Irene Young signature
J T Young of Montgomery City filed for a marriage license in Audrain County with Irene E Young of Mexico as his intended spouse. Irene E Young denies any intent to sign and the recorder notes that a license cannot be issued without both signatures.
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J.T. Young
Montgomery City
Irene E. Young
Mexico
Audrain County
Leroy Werner
Werner
Alf
Three Get Degrees Sunday at Rolla
Rolla graduation lists 750 degree candidates for MU Rolla 100th annual commencement at 2 p.m. Sunday in the university multi purpose building. Notable graduates include Lyle F. Jones Farber with a bachelor of science in computer science Gary J. Fennewald of Mexico with a bachelor of science in chemical engineering E E Stanley McKinney of Centralia with a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering Richard C. Remley of Centralia with a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering.
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University of Missouri
Rolla
Farber
Lyle F. Jones
Mexico
Gary J. Fennewald
B. Jackson, Sr
Stanley EE. McKinney
Venus St
Centralia
Richard C. Remley
Lakeview St
Early-Day Firefighters On Mexico TV Show
Audrain County Historical Society presents a program at 6 00 Monday night on Channel 12 about Mexico’s early day volunteer firefighters. Panelists include Frank Kent Gary Guthrie a Mexico High School student and Strode Edwards. the show recalls costumes firehouse gear and the well rescue in courthouse yard. A rerun is set for 12 99 noon Tuesday on Channel 12.
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Mexico
Audrain County Historical Society
Channel
Frank Kent
ACHS
Gary Guthrie
Strode Edwards
Mitchell Takes Leave From Wall Street Law Firm
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell takes a leave of absence from Mudge Rose Guthrie Alexander Mitchell to devote time to personal affairs amid a federal indictment for perjury and obstruction of justice. Indicted with him are Maurice Stans Robert Vesco and Harry Sears. Mitchell’s name is withdrawn from the firm.
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New York
John N. Mitchell
Wall Street
Mitchell
Nixon
United States
Commerce
Maurice Stans
New Jersey
Robert L. Vesco
Harry J. Sears
Mudge, Rose, Guthrie, Alexander & Mitchell
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