Weather Watch and Local Incidents Reported at Audrain
At 7:00 a.m. temperatures show a high 42 and low 25 for the last 24 hours with today’s 7 a.m. reading at 25 and normal patterns noted. Forecasts call for clear, cool tonight with low 20s to 25, gradually warming Tuesday to around 50, and Missouri warns of a freeze south tonight. River and lake stages update Kansas City region and St Louis area while Audrain Memorial reports several hospital admissions and discharges, a burglary investigation, deer-vehicle incidents, a crossover crash, and multiple court filings and public safety notes.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
ST. Louis
Missouri Livestock Market Report Slaughter Hogs and Feeder Pigs
Missouri market data shows under 260 lb barrows and gilts up to 0.25 higher, over 260 steady to 0.25 higher, sow market steady to 0.50 higher, boars 36.00-37.00. Feeder pigs under 40 down 3.00-10.00, 40-60 steady to 10.00 lower, larger classes mixed. Chicago futures weaker on soybeans. US stocks mixed with cattle and hogs receipts noted at National Stockyards.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
National Stockyards
Ill
U.S
Market slides for sixth straight session on broad losses
New York stocks tumbled as oil worries, Mideast tensions, Watergate, and high rates spooked investors. Dow down 11.74 to 923.54 at noon, with big declines in Monsanto and Dow Chemical on heavy trading. Amex and TWA faced notable moves as the market remained unsettled.
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New York
American Stock Exchange
TWA
Amex
Monsanto
Dow Chemical
Warner Lambert
Nixon refuses to quit seen in Watergate era turmoil
Nixon plans energy proposals and stays in touch with Kissinger as Meir talks strain Israel Arab mediation. Weicker declines to call for Nixon resignation while observers foresee potential crisis from Watergate tapes. Primakov cites U S military alert as possibly tied to internal politics. Goldwater Buckley anticipate a Watergate development in days. Thurmond urges an end to the vendetta.
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Nixon
Warren
Congress
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Golda Meir
Middle East
Lowell P. Weicker
Rconn
Senate Watergate Committee
Waterbury
Conn
Moscow
U.S
Yevgeny Primakov
Soviet Union
Wichita
Kan
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
William F. Buckley Jr
Oklahoma City
Strom Thurmond
R S.C
Two-Car Crash Injures Three Near Warrensburg
Marvin E Rice 21 of 1704 Fairground Ave sustained scalp lacerations after a two car collision on Highway 13 eight miles north of Warrensburg at 3 40 am Sunday. Passengers David A Officer 19 of Harrisonville and Patrick A Luck 19 of St Louis suffered facial injuries. Luck was admitted at Johnson County Hospital while Officer was treated and released. Larry D Kaney 26 of Concordia drove the southbound pickup rear ending the Rice car at 40 to 45 mph.
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Mexico
Marvin E. Rice
Fairground Ave
Warrensburg
David A. Officer
Harrisonville
Patrick A. Luck
St. Louis
St Louis chosen for Norfolk and Western executive rehab center
St Louis is named one of three sites for an alcohol rehabilitation service for Norfolk and Western Railroad executives and employees. The program aims to assist rail workers with alcohol-related issues at a company sponsored center.
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ST. Louis
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Proposal Would Trim Committees In St Louis Area
A proposal to replace the current committeeman and committeewoman setup with a single Democratic party representative from wards and townships won support from Donald C. Anton, chairman of the St. Louis County Democratic Committee.
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ST. Louis
Democratic Party
Donald C. Anton
St. Louis County
Democratic Committee
Mrs. W. T. Robnett Dies at 73 in Laddonia
Malissie Stewart Robnett, 73, of Laddonia died at 5 55 a m Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. Born February 5 1900 in Boone County she married William T Robnett in 1917. Survivors include son Kenneth of Laddonia daughter Grace Hilbert of Stoutsville seven grandchildren nine great grandchildren and siblings. Funeral 2 30 p m Wednesday at Laddonia Presbyterian Church burial in Laddonia Cemetery visitation after 2 p m Tuesday at Wilkey Bienhoff Funeral Home.
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W. T. Robnett
Laddonia
W.T. Robnett
Audrain Medical Center
Boone County
Malissie Stewart
John
Nora Stewart
William T. Robnett
Laddonia Presbyterian Church
Kenneth
Woodrow
Grace) Hilbert
Stoutsville
Robert Collins
Mexico
Laddonia Cemetery
Wilkey- Bienhoff Funeral Home
Graveside Rites For Christopher Eugene O'Connor
Graveside services for Christopher Eugene O'Connor infant son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Eugene O'Connor of Rush Hill were held this morning at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. The Rev Jim O'Connor of Quincy Illinois officiated. The infant was stillborn Friday morning at the University of Missouri Medical Center. The Precht Pickering funeral home was in charge of arrangements.
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Christopher Eugene O'Connor
Clarence Eugene O’connor
Rush Hill
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Jim O'Connor
Quincy
Ill
University of Missouri Medical Center
Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
Mrs. Rose Haymart Services Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Haymart of the Pleasant View Nursing Home in Paris were held this afternoon at the Precht Pickering funeral home with Rev. Don Wortman officiating. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were her four sons Arthur Stuart Jr Homer Vernon and Ovid Stuart all of Mexico and Burlington.
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Rose Haymart
Pleasant View
Paris
Mexico
Precht- Pickering
Don Wortman
Elmwood Cemetery
Arthur Stuart
Burlington, Jr
Homer, Vernon
Ovid Stuart
Oil embargo tightens as OAPEC cuts supply
After a Oct meet OAPEC orders monthly production cuts of five to 10 percent until Israel withdraws from occupied Arab lands. Oil embargoes against the United States and the Netherlands follow. In Brussels nine Common Market nations begin talks to share scarce oil without inciting Arab reprisals. The bloc imports over 80 percent of its oil from the Middle East and has seen a roughly 15 percent flow reduction.
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Libya
OAPEC
Israel
United States
Netherlands
Brussels
Council of Ministers
Middle East
Saxbe Denies Advocating Destruction of Tapes
Atty Gen designate William Saxbe denied urging destruction of White House Watergate tapes if incriminating. He said the president is right to withhold them, and he never advocated illegal activity. Saxbe clarified his Hong Kong remarks after a speech to the American Chamber of Commerce.
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Washington
William B. Saxbe
White House
Ohio
Hong Kong
American Chamber of Commerce
Saxbe
Nixon
Justice Department
Kelley Davis Promoted in City Department
Kelley Davis, 29, was promoted to fire apparatus operator in the Mexico Public Safety Department, announced Chief Don Bolli. Davis, a five year veteran, becomes second in command on a Firemen's shift after being chosen over five other applicants. He fills a vacancy from Richard Patrick moving to police duty in mid August. Davis, his wife Lorraine, and their three children live at 530 N Abat St.
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Kelley Davis
Mexico
Davis
Richard Patrick
Lorraine
N. Abat St
Limit Urged On Computer Crime Records
John Citizen of Someplace U S A faces potential loss of job loan or barber license as a federal crime commission urges privacy protections on criminal history data. The National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals warns of instant national access and urges tighter limits on arrests that do not lead to convictions, juvenile records, and bulky intelligence files to curb privacy intrusions while supporting accurate crime statistics.
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Washington
John Citizen
U.S.A
Federal Crime Commission
National Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice Standards and Goals
John R. Plants
Michigan State Police
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Miami Four Can't Change Guilty Pleas
Federal Judge John Sirica declined a motion by four Miami men to withdraw Watergate guilty pleas while signaling sentencing will consider their possible victimization in the Democratic Party headquarters break in. The hearing also revealed Hunt notebooks were destroyed by John Dean, with the FBI noting they never received them.
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Washington
John J. Sirica
Miami
U.S. District Court
Democratic Party
Sirica
Daniel F. Schultz
F. Howard Hunt
John W. Dean Tit
Hunt
White House
FBI
Bork Says Jaworski Will Have Free Hand In Watergate
Acting Attorney General Robert Bork told House Judiciary that special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski will have independence and a free hand to obtain evidence. He warned congressional moves to create a court appointed prosecutor would face constitutional and practical difficulties.
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Washington
Robert H. Bork
Leon Jaworski
Nixon
Jaworski
Bork
House
Justice Department
Congress
McNamara’s miniature pinscher wins best of breed at Chicago show
John R. McNamara of Grand Rapids Michigan formerly of Mexico raised Champion Jay-Mac's Pat Hand who won best of all breeds at the Chicago International show. Pat Hand also topped Gray's Lake Isle before the International Kennel Club of America event. McNamara notes unmatched obedience and recalls a Mexico anecdote gaining national currency.
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John R. McNamara
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mexico
Jay-Mac
Pat Hand
John
Jackpot
International Kennel Club of America
Gray's Lake
J.R
St. Louis
Watergate Era Influences Tuesday Voting Across Cities
Voters face scattered mayoral and gubernatorial contests with Watergate shaping debate. In New York City four major candidates campaign ahead of polls to decide Mayor as Beame leads a crowded field. New Jersey Virginia Detroit Cleveland Minneapolis and other races feature long battles and weather may decide closings.
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Associated Press
New York City
Minneapolis
Detroit
Cleveland
New Jersey
Charles W. Sandman Jr
Brendan T. Byrne
Virginia
Henry Howell
Mills Godwin
Charles Stenvig
Law and Order
Farm Labor
Albert Hofstede
Stenvig
Coleman Young
Ralph J. Perk
Mercedes Cotner
Abraham D. Beame
Beame
John V. Lindsay
Two St Charles boys die in Danville crash found by hunters
Hunters Gary Glover of St Charles and Robert Munter of Ferguson discovered the wrecked 1964 Ford four miles west of the I 70 interchange at Danville. Coroner says both 18 year olds Steven David Thompson and John Adrian Grumke died from fractured skulls after the car went off the road and tumbled into a ravine 600 feet below. Evidence shows the car lacked headlights after loss of battery and spare tire. The boys had left Oct 27 with destination unknown.
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Robnett
Laddonia
J. B. Arthur
W.T. Robnett
Randall Carr Adams
Centralia
Patricia Sue Mechlin
Mexico
Audrain County
Thompson
Harold Holsheiser
Danville
James W. Dawson
Cleveland
Ohio
Callaway County Hospital
Fulton
Robert F. Coleman
Hannibal
Highway 54
Route D
Hatton
Gary L. Uhrich
Hallsville
Michael G. Mueller
Hermann
Big Spring
Mueller
Katherine R. Curtis
St. Louis
Route A
Middletown
N. Jefferson
W. Monroe
Judith Ann Crews
Bridgeton
W. Monroe Street
Monroe
Bonnie M. Vanderpool
David Bridgewater
Audrain Medical Center
Bridgewater
Christy St
Jodie Sue
Alamo Hotel
Holt St
Sue
Charles Williams
Hoxey Hotel
A. P. Green Empire Club
Montgomery City
St. Charles
Montgomery County
Alex Gardner
Steven David Thompson
John Adrian Grumke
Highway Patrol
Grumke
Gary Glover
Robert Munter
Ferguson
Gardner
Ford hearing highlights leadership role in U S politics
The senate committee questioned Ford about leadership in the American political system and his presidential qualifications. He denied links to a Chicago federal building contract and noted support from prominent U S doctors for aiding a Dutch medical expert to stay in the United States. The discussion touched on his China trip, Russia visits, and prospects for world peace, with a later closed session planned to question Robert Winterberger.
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Ford
Winterberger
United States
U.S
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
China
Hal Boggs
D-La
House
Fort
Nixon
Scott
Russia
Cannon
Senate
Robert Winter- Berger
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