Democrats Gain In States Hold Senate Nixon Pleased
Democrats win governorships in Pennsylvania Ohio Wisconsin and Minnesota boosting 1972 prospects while holding Senate with some GOP gains. Nixon expresses satisfaction at midterm outcomes as Agnew calls for a working Republican Senate majority amid a mixed national result.
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White House
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Spiro T. Agnew
San Clemente
Calif
Ronald L. Ziegler
Agnew
GOP
Lawrence F. O’brien
Democratic Party
America
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Claude R. Kirk Jr
Florida
New Look
Dale Bumpers
Reubin Askew
Patrick Lucey
Jack Olson
John J. Gilligan
Roger Cloud
Milton J. Shapp
Raymond Broderick
Symington Triumphs In Missouri Senate Race Victory Margin Narrow
U S Senator Stuart Symington, a Democrat, defeated Republican attorney general John Danforth in Missouri by a slim edge with 97 percent of precincts reporting. Symington, 69, Danforth, 34, drew President Nixon into Missouri. Bond won state auditor as Holman exited. Audrain County backed Bond and Symington. Local returns showed write in Andy Runge garnering votes for state representative, while several county offices voted for incumbents. A baby named Jeffrey Mueller was born at Audrain Hospital during the night.
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Senate
Tennessee
Albert Gore
William E. Brock II
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Richard Roudebush
ST. Louis
U.S
Stuart Symington
John C. Danforth
Symington
Danforth
U.S. Senate
Nixon
Missouri
Christopher Kit Bond
Haskell Holman
Holman
Bond
James P. Kern
Kansas City
Hazel Palmer
Sedalia
Jean Paul Bradshaw
Springfield
Audrain County
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Audrain
John Danforth
Chapman
Mexico
Kit Bond
E. S. Gantt
Missouri Supreme Court
Charles Hardin
Sam B. Cook
Leroy Werner
Paul Churches
Mrs. Churches
Werner
Andy Runge
Charles Hardin Dickey Jr
Glenn M. Barnes
Tom Osborne
Lakeview
Norman Merrell
George Adams
Russell Blackburn
Floyd Lewis
Wesley Wood
Joseph Bone
A. B. (Arch) Hays
Leo Erdel
Hattie Wood
Morgan
Brady
Dowd
Eid French
Lowell Hagan
William B. Nowell
Inquest Begun Into Death Of James Warren Finley
An inquest opened into the death of 48 year old James Warren Finley who was found dead in his car on N Kentucky Road Independence Missouri The six man coroner jury was impaneled at Audrain Hospital with autopsy results pending and officials at the scene including Coroner Connie Pickering Sheriff Harold Sulgrove and Prosecutor Tom Osborn.
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James Warren Finley
Finley
Independence
Kentucky Rd
Audrain County
Connie Pickering
Harold Sulgrove
Tom Osborn
Audrain Hospital
Pickering
Russell Wilkes
Mexico
Stephenson Motel
Roy Erdel
R. C. Romdall
Tom Hanna
C. R. Stevens
Morris Crews
A. E. Eddy
Vandalia Man Killed At Harbison Walker Refractories
Harold E. Holt 54 a longtime mixer operator at Harbison Walker Refractories in Vandalia died today after falling into a mixer pan. Merril Eppelsheimer plant manager said Holt was missed around 8 30 am when the mixer did not discharge the fire clay mixture and his body was found in the machine. Audrain County coroner Connie Pickering Sheriff Harold Sulgrove and trooper Don Bolli recovered the body. Holt survived by his widow Geneva Overstreet Holt and a son Eddie Holt of Fulton. Crew members were dismissed for the day.
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Vandalia
Harbison- Walker Refractories Company
Harold E. Holt
Merril Eppelsheimer
Holt
Audrain County
Connie Pickering
Harold Sulgrove
Don Bolli
Sulgrove
Geneva Overstreet Holt
Eddie Holt
Fulton
Eppelsheimer
Bond Wins State Race By 175000 Votes
ST LOUIS AP Young Republican Christopher Bond, age 31, defeats incumbent Democrat Haskell Holman for state auditor. With 95 percent of precincts tallied, Bonds total stands at 664560 to Holmans 488990. Bond vows a uniform state accounting system and watchdog role. Holman concedes victory and thanks supporters.
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ST. Louis
Christopher S
Kit
Bond
Haskell Holman
Holman
David H. Jeffrey 65 Dies at Audrain Hospital
David H. Jeffrey, 65, died at 3 10 a.m. today at Audrain Hospital after living at 813 N. Clark St and later in Allen Nursing Home. Graveside services set for Elmwood Cemetery at 10 30 a.m. tomorrow led by Rev. Marvin Jones of Friendship Baptist Church. Born May 17 1907 in Hams Prairie Callaway County, he was son of Arthur L. and Ollie Willis Jeffrey. He never married and lived much of his life in Mexico. Surviving include an uncle Joe Jeffrey and two cousins Bert and Joe Jeffrey, all of Jefferson City. a brother Joseph Jeffrey died in 1964. Arrangements by Arnold Funeral Home.
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Audrain Hospital
Allen Nursing Home
N. Clark St
Elmwood Cemetery
Marvin Jones
Friendship Baptist Church
Hams Prairie
Callaway County
Jeffrey
Arthur L
Ollie Willis Jeffrey
Mexico
Joe Jeffrey
Jefferson City
Bert
Joseph Jeffrey
Arnold Funeral Home
Richard Dysart 70 Dies in Mexico Missouri
Funeral services for Richard Lee Dysart 70 will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Arnold funeral home with Larrie Larson of Bowling Green officiating and burial at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Dysart died at 4 15 p.m. yesterday at his home on Morris Street after a period of declining health. Born January 9 1900 in Missouri he married Belle O Pemberton in Columbia on April 9 1930. A Mexico resident since 1951 he worked for A P Green Refractories Co and later ran Rich's Cafe at the Mexico Stockyards. Surviving are his wife a son Sammy Dysart of Mexico a daughter Eva Joanne Nelson of Hickory Ridge Arkansas and three grandchildren. He also leaves two brothers and three sisters. Friends may call 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. tonight at the funeral home.
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Richard Lee Dysart
Arnold Funeral Home
Larrie Larson
Bowling Green
East Lawn Memorial Park
Mr. Dysart
Morris St
Missouri
Luther
Lelia Alvis Dysart
Columbia
Belle O. Pemberton
Mexico
Dysart
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Rich
Mexico Stockyards
Sammy Dysart
Eva
Joanne) Nelson
Hickory Ridge
Ark
Hungate and Schroeder Debate Range Scores
Hungate 4808 defeats Schroeder 2394 Dickey 3860 in a range clash as Werner 4501 and Cherches 2630 follow with strong scores.
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Schroeder
Dickey
Werner
Cherches
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Eureka Brass Band
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David Jeffrey
Richard Vanskike
Rance Vanskike
S. Western Ave
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