Weather and local notices from The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports a 24 hour high of 69 and low of 65 with a 7 am reading. Missouri forecast calls for mostly sunny today and Sunday with highs 84 to 90 and lows 55 to 62. Extended outlook shows a chance of rain in the northwest late Monday or Tuesday and across most of the state Wednesday. Audrain Medical Center notes admissions including Mrs Thomas B Woodward and others. births, dismissals, and deaths listed. Police and court items recap local incidents including DWI bond, vehicle damage, hubcap theft, and several magistrate and circuit court actions with dates and outcomes.
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Missouri
Local court fines issued in Mexico area and market reports
The Mexico Ledger lists multiple traffic fines including speeding and careless driving for residents of Holt Summit Columbia Linn Florissant and Overland with penalties from $10 to $100 plus costs. It also reports yesterday’s grain prices and stock market quotes from the New York Stock Exchange and several banks and companies with brief bid and ask figures.
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Kermit Walter Almstedt
Holt Summit
Walter Lee Maupin
Columbia
Jimmie Leon Craven
Montgomery City
Jeremiah Alfred Hurley Jr
Linn
Michael Eugene Heisler
Curtis Windham
Russell Lee Burton
James Earl Johnson
Florissant
Gerald Herbert Nau
Overland
Richard Anthony Labrie
Giltner
Neb
Eugene Chavez Kirk, Jr
Pine Lawn
Anson On-Sang Li
Lowell
Mass
A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Democratic Club Hears Spainhower Portrait of a Fresh Candidate
James Spainhower of Jefferson City urged Audrain County Democrats to nominate candidates with a fresh approach to state government. The former state legislator from Saline County, a minister with advanced degrees, argued integrity and background matter for the treasurer race. The Audrain Club meeting drew about 80, with Craddock leading, and planned speakers for June and July including Lt. Gov. Morris and House Speaker Godfrey. Jack Schramm, candidate for lieutenant governor, announced a Mexico visit May 24 from 4 to 5 p.m.
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Democratic Party
James Spainhower
Jefferson City
Audrain County
Democratic Club
Garfield Community Center
Saline County
Spatnhower
Missouri
Spainhower
Missouri House of Representatives
Marshall
University of Missouri At Columbia
Audrain Club
George Craddock
Lewis Brooks
Mexico
Nixon says Moscow talks should yield real results
President Nixon arrives in Moscow for summit talks with Leonid Brezhnev focused on three aims: U S Soviet trade, space cooperation, and limiting the arms race. He cautions against over optimism as peacemaking proceeds.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
White House
Mostcow
Frank S. Griesbauer Dies At 74
Frank Joseph Griesbauer 74 of New Florence died at Audrain Medical Center Mexico. He was a farmer. Funeral at Immaculate Conception Church Montgomery City at 10 a.m. Monday with burial at St. Mary’s Cemetery. Visitation after 7 p.m. tonight at Schlanker Funeral Home. Rosary at 8 p.m. Sunday. He was born January 8 1898 in Missouri. Survived by wife Caroline four sons two daughters 20 grandchildren three sisters and a brother.
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Montgomery City
Frank Joseph Griesbauer
New Florence
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Immaculate Conception Church
Robert Mohan
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Visitation
Schlanker Funeral Home
Mr. Griesbauer
Missouri
Henry
Caroline Albrecht Griesbauer
Caroline
Lena) Griesbauer
Francis
Vernon
St. Paul
Arthur
Marvin
Dorothy Lohman
Wentzville
Delores Gnade
Moscow Mills
Celeste Short
St. Louis
Lilly Hettinghaus
Florissant
Stella Schnur
St. Charles
C.A
Jim) Griesbauer
Mrs. Alta Kendall Dies At Columbia
Mrs. Alta Kendall, 86, of Columbia, died this morning at a nursing home there. A former Centralia resident, she is survived by sister Rosa Barrett of Columbia. The body was brought to Fenton Funeral Home with services pending.
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Centralia
Alta Kendall
Columbia
Rosa Barrett
Fenton Funeral Home
Truckers To Meet Over Mass Transit Bond Proposal
A 10 county truckers meeting is set for 7 30 p.m. Monday at Hannibal Knights of Columbus Hall to discuss the mass transit bond issue. Robert Leeser of Hannibal chairs a 44member committee with John F Oliver of Mexico and Harry Witte of Troy among the helpers.
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Robert Leeser
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John F. Oliver
Mexico
Harry Witte
Troy
Mrs Nixon Plans Busy Moscow Schedule During Soviet Visit
First Lady Pat Nixon will tour a Moscow school circus watch factory and department store while traveling with the President on a two week trip to Iran Poland and the Soviet Union The tentative plan includes a Moscow Metro ride a university visit a ballet practice and a fashion show plus meetings with wives of senior officials and a tea with Soviet leaders.
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Pat Nixon
Moscow
White House
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Salzburg
Austria
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Iran
Poland
Soviet Union
China
Turgenevskaya
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nikolai Podgorny
Moscow State University
Woman's Prison Term Delayed Again Over Pregnancy
Betty Lou Miller, sentenced to two years for aggravated assault in 1970, has repeatedly delayed reporting to prison after announcing pregnancies. Judge Paul Baker postponed the sentence again, ordering a pregnancy certificate by June 20. Miller insists the pregnancies are accidental and not intentional.
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Miami
Fla
Betty Lou Miller
Paul Baker
Carlton
Baker
Paul Pollack
Mrs. Miller
Short story guides QE2 threat investigation in New York
Police and federal authorities study a Hunter College extension course short story cited as the main lead in the anonymous QE2 bomb threat. The tale describes a terminally ill extortionist and a diamond theft aiming to force a ransom of 350000, parallels noted by The New York Times. FBI questioned the author Barbara Shalvey and instructor Philip Freund as ships crew and passengers remain aboard awaiting Cherbourg docking.
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Atlantic Ocean
New York Times
Hunter College
Cunard Line
mid-Atlantic
Cherbourg
France
Victor Matthews
Cunard
London
FBI
New York Daily News
Barbara Shalvey
Philip Freund
Factory Burns In Spectacular Fire
ST. LOUIS AP more than 100 firemen fought a general alarm blaze at an abandoned shoe factory just north of downtown. Walls collapsed burying four cars as flying embers started smaller fires. Explosions sounded. arson squad investigated. One fireman was hospitalized with burns.
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ST. Louis
Draftee Induction Rule Would Allow Guard Reserve Route
The Selective Service proposed that men receiving induction notices may report to the Reserve or National Guard up to 10 days before draft data, expanding options to join active forces. The plan, published in the Federal Register, aims to give draftees at least 20 days to decide between reserves, guard, or active service. In a separate item, three people were slightly injured in a two car crash on Missouri Route 22 near the Mexico Egg Ranch, with one driver cited for following too closely.
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Washington
Selective Service
Reserves
National Guard
Army
Federal Register
Highway
Mexico Egg Ranch
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Richard Blake Campbell
Wilmette
Peggy Delgene White
Route 1
Mexico
Martha J. Zurek
Campbell
Miss White
Shawn Eric White
Graduation Edition Mailed For 25 Cents
The Ledger offers a 25 cent Graduate Edition mailing of the 1972 MHS graduation section and Bulldog's Growl commencement edition to any U S address. Orders and addresses accepted at The Ledger counter while supplies last.
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MHS
Ledger
Mexico
U. S
Cost of living rises to $12.43 in April
The April increase to $12.43 from $12.40 marks the second consecutive two‑tenths of a percent rise. The CPI on the 1967 base shows ongoing inflation with 3.3 percent for the first five months of Nixon Phase 2 controls and a $165 million rise in benefits for retired government workers.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Nixon
Marina Whitman
Council of Economic Advisers
Six Mexicoans To Graduate At Central Missouri
Six Mexico students will graduate at Central Missouri State College Warrensburg at the 98th commencement May 21 among more than 2 400 degrees awarded. Names include Welda Jean McKenzie Charles Burditt Charles Thomas Durham Charles Roy Parker Sally Westcott Harris and Roy B Roe.
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Mexico
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Welda Jean McKenzie
E. Jackson St
Charles Burditt
E. Love
Charles Thomas Durham
N. Western St
Charles Roy Parker
ITI
W. Latney
Sally Westcott Harris
Branchwood Road
Roy 8. Roe
William George Chase
Wayne Ross Humphrey
Casimir J. Koldwicz
Centralia
Cleta Rhea Hawkins
Henry L. Moore
Presbyterians Out Of Unity Deliberations
A Denver report on the Presbyterian effort to unify, with committee voices split over quitting the project. Clergy leaders criticize the move as risky yet some see potential for porting to joint ministries and counter-support emerging for structural unity.
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Denver
United Presbyterian
United Presbyterians
George W. Cornely
George H. Pike
Vancouver
Wash
James I. McCord
Princeton Theological Seminary
Harry L. Schroeder
Indianapolis
Assembly
Networks map Nixon trip coverage across Moscow to Warsaw
The three major networks plan extensive coverage of President Nixon's Moscow Leningrad Kiev Tehran and Warsaw trip. NBC CBS and ABC publish tentative schedules with live reports recap wrapups and premieres spanning May 22 to June 1, including arrivals departures and summit previews.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Tehran
Warsaw
Mexico
NBC
ABC
Washington
CBS
Mrs. Simpson Suffered Stroke Despite Denominational Talks
Mrs. William G. Simpson of Holt Summit suffered a massive stroke on Wednesday and is hospitalized at St. Marys Hospital Jefferson City. She is the sister in law of Gussie Sneed of Mexico Missouri and a relative of Joe Simpson of Los Angeles. The article notes reunification talks urged by Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake, then chief executive.
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William G
Virginia Maupin) Simpson
Holt Summit
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jefferson City
United Presbyterians
Simpson
Gussie Sneed
Mexico
Joe Simpson
Lostion
Angeles
Calif
Jefferson
Eugene Carson Blake
City
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