Weather Summary and Lake Levels Report
The 7 am readings show high 85, low 65 in the last 24 hours with 7 am temperature at 87. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, with a chance of thundershowers and highs near 90. Missouri outlook predicts warm conditions with possible afternoon storms and cooler early next week. Lake level reports list several lakes with minor deviations from normal levels. Hospital admissions include numerous patients and recent births noted. discharges list many individuals.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Deaths and public safety highlights in regional notice
Obituaries report Mrs. Lydia Guinn 80 and Mrs. Bertha Grantham 66 among several deaths. Public safety notes detail multiple vehicle accidents with moderate damage and summons for driving while intoxicated, plus court actions in magistrate and circuit courts and probate matters.
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B.F. Keyton
Lydia Guinn
Bertha Grantham
Saltie Bolden
Market downturn extends as profit taking grips stocks
New York stocks fell broadside with the Dow at 829.63 after a two day slide, led by weak earnings and possible SEC scrutiny of AT&T. Volume was light and gains lagged losses on the NYSE while the market eyes internal technical factors after a five month rally.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Alcan Aluminium
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Sears, Roebuck
Arthur M. Wood
American Telephone & Telegraph
Securities & Exchange Commission
At&t
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago-Board of Trade
Refugee Aid Funds Move After President’s Approval
The President backed immediate contracts with nine private relief agencies to relocate refugees from three military bases in California Arkansas and Florida to new homes nationwide as funding ran low. Ford veto history cited and a pocket veto noted.
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Administration
Congress
California
Arkansas
Florida
United States
Casualties Higher Continued From Page One
Schlesinger described the Mayaguez crisis actions including the Koh Tang Marines landing with air cover from Coral Sea and prior ideas of B52 raids on Cambodia. US jets sank Cambodian gunboats and then attacked the mainland to aid Marines, with a fourth wave canceled. He warned the postwar period would harden US commitments and voiced stronger possible action if South Korea were attacked.
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Mayaguez
Schlesinger
United States
Cambodia
Coral Sea
U.S
Gulf of Thailand
America
South Korea
Greeks Turks Fail To Agree On Cyprus And Aegean Rights
Rome AP reports Greece and Turkey ended three days of talks without agreement on Cyprus and oil rights in the Aegean. Both sides refused to back down on their positions, signaling continued tension in the region.
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Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Aegean Sea
Mrs Guinn of Laddonia Dies at 80 in Audrain Medical Center
Mrs Charles Guinn age 80 of Laddonia died at Audrain Medical Center at 12 20 p m Burial planned for Greenwood Cemetery Clarksville Funeral services set for Tuesday at Laddonia Baptist Church The widow Lydia Cobb Guinn born Sept 20 1804 daughter of James and Lydia Cobb married Charles A Guinn in 1921 Surviving spouses include her husband three sons Glen Vaughn Charles Guinn Michael Guinn one daughter Mrs William Woodward 16 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren
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Charles Guinn
Laddonia
Audrain Medical Center
Laddonia Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Clarksville
Waters Funeral Home
Vandalia
Lydia Cobb
James Banton
Lydia Jane Cobb
Charles A. Guinn
Glen Vaughn
Whiteside
Michael Guinn
William Woodward
Mrs Keyton Dies in Slater Funeral Planned
Mrs. B F Keyton 77 of Joliet Ill died this morning at Sherwood Arms Nursing Home Centrala after a three week stay. Born Anna Marie Butts in Slater on June 13 1897 she married Benjamin Franklin Keyton July 19 1937 in Marshall who survives. Also surviving are a daughter Ruth Burkhardt of Centralia a grandson Charles of Columbia and a great granddaughter. Funeral services were set for Wednesday at Braun Funeral Chapel Slater with burial in Slater Cemetery. Fenton Funeral Chapel Centralia handles local arrangements.
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B. F. Keyton
Joliet
Ill
Sherwood Arms
Centrala
Anna Marie Butts
Slater
Mollie Zimmerman Butts
Marshall
Benjamin Franklin Keyton
The
Baptist Church
A. W
Ruth) Burkhardt
Charles
Columbia
Braun
Fenton Funeral Chapel
Accident Fatal To Eolia Youth
Wellsville Scott Hardesty 17 of Eolia died Saturday at Blessing Hospital Quincy after injuries from a May 9 auto accident near Bowling Green. Services 2 PM at United Methodist Church Eolia with burial in Fairmount Cemetery Middletown. He was a Bowling Green High School junior.
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Scott Hardesty
Eolia
Blessing Hospital
Quincy
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United Methodist Church
Gale Bennett
Fairmount Cemetery
Middletown
Myers Funeral Home
Wellsville-Middletown
Hardesty
Howard
Joyce Gotsch Hardesty
Shelly Myers
St. Charles
Marion Kuntz
Murray Hardesty
Irwin Gotsch
Bowling Green High School
State Birth Rate Edges Up In January Missouri
Missouri birth totals rose modestly in January from 1974 levels, with 6,443 births at a rate of 16.1 per thousand. For the 12 months ending January there were 69,898 births, up 2.1 percent from the prior year’s 68,433, though 3.6 percent below the 1973 total of 72,417.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Center For Health Statistics
Callaway Optimistic About Refugees
Secretary of the Army Howard H. Callaway says a visit to a Vietnamese refugee center in Kansas City convinced him the nationwide resettlement will be concluded quietly and successfully. He expressed confidence in the process after seeing the center's operations and noted the overall progress thus far.
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Kansas City
Howard H. Callaway
Senate Debates on Policy and Defense Spending
Washington AP reports the Senate plans a great debate on U.S. defense and foreign policy amid bills on weapons spending and the energy crisis. Ford presses resumption of Turkey aid to spur Cyprus peace talks while the House acts on a $32 billion weapons bill with troop withdrawals and women in service debates.
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James L. Oberstar
Dminn
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Air Force Academy
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Navy
Air Force
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Minister Sentenced For Bomb Plot in Kanawha County
The Rev. Marvin Horan, a Kanawha County textbook protest leader, was sentenced to three years for conspiracy to bomb an elementary school. Co-defendant Larry Stevens received six concurrent three year terms. Michael Blankenship and Delbert Rose also received prison terms.
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W.va
Marvin Horan
Kanawha
U.S. District Court
K.K. Hall
Hall
Larry Elmer Stevens
Michael Wayne Blankenship
Delbert Lee Rose
Horan
Stevens
Kanawha County
Blankenship
Rose
Kissinger open to MIRV verification compromise in SALT talks
In Vienna Kissinger signals willingness to modify verification stance in SALT negotiations with Gromyko. A senior official said the U S may exclude some Soviet silos from MIRV totals if those missiles carry only single warheads, aiming for a broader treaty before the fall summit.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Kissinger
Moscow
United States
Thailand Accepts U S Note Regret Over Mayaguez Action
Thailand accepts a note from the United States expressing regret for the unauthorized use of Thai cases to attack Cambodia and recover the freighter Mayaguez. The U S toll for the operation is revised upward with five killed 16 missing and 70 to 80 wounded. Captain Miller claims seven Marines were dead.
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Associated Press
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U.S
Cambodia
Mayaguez
Charles T. Miller
Singapore
Wilson
Ford Administration
Mayaguez Cargo to Hong Kong Amid Southeast Asia Crisis
The Mayaguez leaves Singapore for Hong Kong with cargo mostly for U S bases in Thailand, denied Cambodian claims of plastic bombs. Captain Miller and crew report being moved by Cambodians. U S Marines later landed on Koh Tang. The incident follows broader regional turmoil including Laos and Thailand diplomacy, evacuations, and student protests in Bangkok.
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Supreme Court upholds part of Pennsylvania textbook aid law
The court maintained state funding for textbooks in private and church related schools but struck down direct loans of materials and equipment and funding for counseling testing and therapy. Justice Stewart wrote for a 6-3 majority. Justices Brennan Douglas and Marshall dissented.
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Former Japanese premier collapses in Tokyo emergency coma
Eisaku Sato, 74, collapsed at a Tokyo restaurant while meeting businessmen and was in a coma. Doctors treat him for an apoplexy. 11:30 p.m. update says no consciousness regained. Sato shared the 1974 Nobel Peace Prize with Sean MacBride for East Asia peace efforts during his tenure as prime minister.
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Eisaku Sato
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