Missouri Weather Overview and Local Public Safety Report
Readings show a 24 hour high of 86 and low of 59 with 2.77 inches month to date in May and 23.09 inches year to date. Forecast calls for scattered showers and isolated storms in southeast Missouri, with warm, partly cloudy conditions through Sunday and highs in the 70s to 80s. Public safety notes list hospital admissions and discharges in Audrain County, river stages in several cities, two house fires on Holt Street, a break in at Park and Shop market, and a vandalized car at Mexico High School.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Audrain Medical Center
Marvin L. Fisher
George W. Parrott, Sr
Thomas W. Cline
Billie Duncan
Howard N. Lewis
Lester S. Dewey
Dale F. Gibbons
John P. Neal
Mexico
Russell L. Brown
Vernon E. Hartung
May C. Potter
Vandalia
Walker W. Carter
Santa Fe
Larry Bonard
Fulton
Bessie H. Hulse
Wellsville
Edward Roberts
Centralia
Clifford E. Harvey
Sturgeon
Jefferson Peters
James Scott
Garnett Hamilton
Harold Bisey
Margaret Thompson
Fred W. Hanter
Leola Zuck
Howard Kizer
Thomas L. Wyatt
Mirs
Jackie McCown
John Newsom
Oscar L. Maddox
Thompson
Linda Hanna
Laddonia
David Eisenhower
Bessie Scobee
Paris
Christine Miller
Marvin Allen
Charles W. Wilson
Raleigh Chester Phillips
Frank Watkins
Columbia
Dennis Dale Harner
St. Joseph
Sarah Katherine Seigfreid
Paul Buchner
E. Holt St
Alphonso Springs
Daniel Carmen
Breckenridge
Lovuann Pauley
Route 3
Mexico High School
Daily Record Highway Patrol and Courts Summary
A southbound pickup driven by J C Berrey of Thompson struck a deer on Route E north west of Thompson causing minor truck damage. In Montgomery County magistrate court Donald Francis Shatraw of New York fined 15 dollars and costs for stealing under 50. Marilyn Christian of Kirkwood fined 10 dollars and costs for fishing without a license. Robert Lee St Peter of Harrisburg Illinois fined 57 40 for exceeding the speed limit. Mitchell Vincent Spurgeon of Bland fined 5 dollars and costs for no Missouri fuel tax permit. Mike Jerald Crouch of Montgomery City fined 5 dollars for no motorcycle license and 5 for borrowed plates and costs. Boone County circuit court petition for divorce filed by Mary Ruth Cranmer of Centralia against Raymond Edward Cranmer of Centralia. Thomas Burton Woodward charged with sale of LSD released on bond 5000 provided by Duane Cruzan. Michael Dean Poindexter arraigned on same charge asked for continuance returned to county jail. AJ Long charged with felonious assault bound over to circuit court for allegedly assaulting a seven year old child on May 3. Long free on 1000 bond.
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Magistrate Court
Montgomery County
Donald Francis Shatraw
New York
Marilyn Christian
Kirkwood
Robert Lee
Thomas Burton Woodward
Duane Cruzan
Michael Dean Poindexter
AJ. Long
Long
Senate panel weighs Cox for Watergate role in 1973
Senators Byrd Mathias Thurmond and others voiced support or caution on appointing Cox as special prosecutor for Watergate. They noted Senate input, credibility, and possible impeachment calls persisted as Humphrey and Scott argued there is insufficient evidence of presidential knowledge of the break in.
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Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
Senate
Cox
Richardson
Charles McC. Mathias
Republican Committee
Maryland
Judiciary Committee
Strom Thurmond
Rl.c
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Humphrey
Scott
New York
Stock Market Roundup of OTC and NYSE Movements
Over the counter bids show A B Chance 20 percent bid 20 percent, Commerce Banc shares 25 percent bid 26 percent asked, Wetterau 20 percent bid 20 percent asked. On the New York Stock Exchange Robbie Brooks closes at 4 percent, 500 shares traded with Dresser Industries 38 percent down 4, 1,200. Interco 38 percent down 1, 1,000. Kaiser Aluminum 15 percent down. Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 34 percent unchanged 800. Ralston Purina 38 percent down 14, 1,900. U S Gypsum common 21 54 unchanged 700. U S Gypsum common 21 54 up Ya, 3,000.
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
U.S
U. S
Frank Watkins Dies at 63 in Centralia
Frank Watkins 63 of Centralia Route 2 died Friday night at Veterans Hospital Columbia. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Ballew Pickering with Rev. Jimmy Jones officiating. Interment Appleman Chapel Cemetery. Survived by wife Lorene Chase, two sisters, a brother preceded him in death. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Centralia
Frank Watkins
Veterans Hospital
Columbia
Ballew Pickering
Jimmy Jones
Sturgeon
Appleman Chapel
Mr. Watkins
Patterson
William and
Mary Elizabeth Croney Watkins
Lorene B. Chase
Watkins
East Sailing Road District
Levi Faith
Bernie
A. A. Clevenger
Ozark
Mary Provante
St. Louis
Funeral Today For Mrs Wybrant
Last rites for Mrs Ben Wybrant were held at St. Brendan Catholic Church with Rev. Arthur Mersinger officiating. Interment followed at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers named include Rolla Wybrant Perry Harry Lehenbauer Auxvasse Ed Eisenhauer Pickneyville Ill Roy Hoppe Belleville Ill James Petry Dequoin Ill Dr Jean Merz St Louis.
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Ben Wybrant
St. Brendan Catholic Church
Arthur Mersinger
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Rolla Wybrant
Perry
Harry Lehenbauer
Auxvasse
Ed Eisenhauer
Pickneyville
Mll
Roy Hoppe
Belleville
James Petry
Dequoin
Ill
Jean Merz
St. Louis
Smith Funeral At 2 P.M Today
Last rites for Sherman Smith will be at 2 p.m. today at Precht conducted by the Rev Delbert Admire, pastor of Lockewood Park Baptist Church. Burial will be in East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Music by Mrs George Keen and Mrs Jack Davis. Pallbearers include Billy Carr Ernie Smith Robert Smith Walter Ritter Alford Smith and Michael Womack.
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Sherman Smith
Precht Pickering Funeral Home
Delbert Admire
Lockewood Park Baptist Church
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
George Keen
Jack Davis
Billy Carr
Ernie Smith
Robert Smith
Walter Ritter Alford Smith
Michael Womack
R C Phillips Dies Services At 2 Sunday
Raleigh Chester Phillips 80 of Montgomery City died Friday at Ferne Valley Nursing Home Hermann He was a retired farmer Services set for 2 p m Sunday at Schlanker Funeral Home Montgomery City Rev Thomas Smith to officiate burial in Sunrise Memorial Garden He survived by wife Gladys a son Raleigh Chester Phillips Jr of Old Saybrook Conn six grandchildren and a great grandchild Preceded in death by parents a daughter two brothers a sister and his first wife He moved to Montgomery County in 1945 from St Louis where he worked for Fisher Body Co.
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Montgomery City
Raleigh
Chester Phillips
Ferne Valley
Hermann
Schlanker Funeral
Thomas Smith
Sunrise Memorial Garden
Mr. Phillips
Benton, Ky
John Marcus
Laura Elizabeth Brazel Phillips
Gladys
Raleigh Chester Phillips Jr
Old Saybrook
Conn
Montgomery County
St. Louis
The
Fisher Body Co
Buckner Rites At 2:30 P.M. Today
Funeral services for Mrs. J.M. Buckner are set for 2:30 p.m. today at Arnold funeral home with the Rev. Robert R. Collins and Rev. E.K. Beckes officiating. Burial follows at Elmwood. Organist Mrs. John W. Willer will provide music. Pallbearers include John T. Buckner Fulton Jake Buckner Leewood Kan John Sparks Steve Sparks Edwin Buckner II John Buckner Bill Buckner and Tim Williams.
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J.M. Buckner
Arnold Funeral Home
Robert R. Collins
First Presbyterian Church
E.K. Beckes
Elmwood Cemetery
John W. Willer
John T. Buckner
Fulton
Jake Buckner
Leewood
Kan
John Sparks
Steve Sparks
Edwin Buckner II
John Buckner
Bill Buckner
Tim Williams
Adkisson Rites At 2 P.M. Sunday
Funeral services for Odalene M. Adkisson 43 will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Ballew Pickering funeral home in Centralia. Pastor Larry Smith of Parkview Christian Church will conduct the service. Burial follows at Glendale Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers include Henry Adkisson Jr Kenneth Smith Chester Chase Joseph Darling Thurman Adkisson and Kenny Daum.
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Centralia
Odalene M. Adkisson
Ballew Pickering
Larry Smith
Parkyview Christian Church
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Debbie Daum
Funeral rites for Mrs Lydia Pace in Ashland church
Funeral services for Mrs Lydia M Pace of Columbia were held at 10 am at the New Liberty Primitive Baptist Church in Ashland with Elder F H Wren officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Mrs Pace died Wednesday in Centralia.
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Centralia
Lydia M. Pace
Columbia
New Liberty Primitive Baptist Church
Ashland
F. H. Wren
Pace
Macmillan expresses sympathy to Nixon over Watergate fallout
London AP reports former British prime minister Harold Macmillan told President Nixon he sympathizes with problems caused by Watergate. The message, relayed via U.S. Ambassador Walter Annenberg, referenced Macmillan's own past scandal in a cautionary echo. He led Britain from 1957 to 1963 and resigned after Profumo affair allegations emerged.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Nixon
Macmillian
Macmillan
U.S
Walter 8. Annenberg
John D. Profumo
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Four Men In Secret Jails In Georgia Slay Case
Four men charged with murdering six members of a south Georgia farm family were secreted in undisclosed jails near Atlanta awaiting preliminary hearings. The suspects from Baltimore, Coleman and Isaacs, aged 26, 19, 15, and 35, arrived Friday night after capture in West Virginia. Coleman, Carl Isaacs and Dungee had escaped a Maryland prison May 5. Police expect charges in the death of Richard Wayne Miller, a 19 year old from Pennsylvania, as they search for his body. Farber Lions to play Jay's IGA Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Atlanta, Ga
South Georgia
Wayne C. Coleman
Carl Isaacs
William Isaacs
George Dungee
Baltimore
Ned Alday
Seminole County
Georgia
West Virginia
Atlanta
Coleman
Isaac Brothers
Dungee
Maryland
Isaacs
FBI
Bluefield
W.va
McConnellsburg
Richard Wayne Miller
Miller
Pennsylvania
Abortion and Budget Debates Highlight House Actions
Rep James Lemon reports mail focus on abortion bills and notes Supreme Court decisions remain law. He backs reasonable post first trimester limits while constitutional amendments or new court rulings are required for earlier restrictions. House budget bill advances delayed after 242 hours of debate. 873 House bills, 224 passed. 132 to Senate. Senate: 330 introduced, 84 passed. 39 out of committees. Assembly has four weeks left.
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James Lemon
48Th
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Lemon
House
Senate
Assembly
Man's Body Found In St. Charles Park
The partially decomposed body of an unidentified man was found Friday night on a wooded nature trail in McNair Park St. Charles by a passerby. He appeared to have been shot once in the back of the head. Police could not confirm his identity.
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ST. Charles
McNair Park
Shawna Marie Adams
Martha Mitchell urges Nixon resignation in TV interview
Martha Mitchell tells reporters outside her New York home that President Nixon should resign. She says her husband, former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell, has been protecting Nixon and questions the White House line as she promotes publicity to clear "two guiltless people."
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New York
Martha Mitchell
John Mitchell
Nixon
Fifth Avenue
Mitchells
White House
West Germany and Russia sign 10 year cooperation pact
Bonn hosts a signing of a 10 year economic industrial and technical cooperation pact between West Germany and the Soviet Union as Brezhnev visits. Demonstrations gather in Bonn and the Ruhr with up to 30 000 protesters supporting or opposing the trip.
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West Germany
Russia
Bonn
Germany
Leonid Brezhnev
Willy Brandt
Ruhr
Brezhnev
Lufthansa Airlines
Japan
West Berlin
Moscow
Communist Party
Court Rules Mo Abortion Law Is Void
A three judge federal panel in Kansas City found Missouri's abortion statute unconstitutional. The ruling addresses penalties for abortions and cites Supreme Court guidance on when life begins. Plaintiffs include doctors clergymen and two Kansas City women challenging the law.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Supreme Court
Floyd R. Gibson
8Th Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals
Elmor B. Hunter
William R. Collison
District Court
Attorney General
High Court
Attorney’ General
Samuel A. Rodgers
Dan L. Berger
David Rothman
St. Louis
David Hall
Columbia
Raymond B. Bragg
Robert H. Craft
Elvin D. Rubin
Susan Halverstadt
Sally Steinbach
Boyd Family Sells Home to Moore Family in Move to Moraga
Mr and Mrs William EB Boyd sold their residence at 1011 South Olive Street to Mr and Mrs Walter B Moore of 1200 Pollock Road. The Moores and their two sons will move in late July. The Boyds with four sons and a daughter relocate to Moraga California where Mr Boyd has been transferred by Kaiser Refractories. They purchased a six bedroom house at 16 Corte Fresco Drive in Moraga.
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William’ EB. Boyd
S. Olive St
Walter B. Moore
Pollock Rd
Boyds
Moraga
Calif
Boyd
Kaiser Refractories
Corte Fresco Dr
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Mrs. Pace
Ashland Church
McMillan
Farber
Farber Lions
Jay
IGA
Farber School
St. Charles Park
Dale Adams
Boone County Hospital
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Adams
General Telephone Co
Freddie Hahn
Frank Adams
Martha
EAGLE
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