Weather and court notes from The Daily Record page
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show last 24 hours high 51 low 43 with a weekend rain total of .85 inch. Ledger weather: clear cool nights west winds. Missouri forecast mostly sunny highs 45 to 53. extended outlook cool with little precipitation. River stages and lake levels listed for Kansas City, St. Louis, and surrounding creeks. hospital admissions include multiple local names. births and deaths reported with ages. marriage license for Charles Wilson and Susan Haley. Fire and public safety details cover a false alarm, a minor accident, and a deer-related crash on highways plus a sheriff’s transfer to a state facility.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Quincy
Fewer Illegal Aliens Coming Into US From Canada
AP reports in Swanton Vermont that worsening economy reduces illegal crossings from Canada into New England. Border Patrol chief John Lovejoy cites weaker US employment as the main cause for the drop. Also notes farm futures rise and Missouri livestock prices move higher amid market shifts.
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Swanton
America
U.S
Canada
New England
United States
John K. Lovejoy
Franklin-Clinton County
New York
Oxford County
Maine
Warrants Issued For Two In Truck Theft
Warrants were issued in Audrain Magistrate Court for Robert Gene Burroughs and Clifford Wayne Whitworth over the theft of a 1973 Chevrolet pickup from Bledsoe Mining Co. Friday night. They were arrested by St. Louis police Sunday and are held there. the truck was recovered. The theft was reported by Larry Chaney of Route 5 between 6:30 and 10:30 p.m. Friday.
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Audrain
Robert Gene Burroughs
Clifford Wayne Whitworth
Bledsoe Mining Co
Burroughs
Whitworth
St. Louis
Larry Chaney
Route 5
Nixon Improves. Doctors to Examine Ex-President
Long Beach California AP hospital officials report Richard M Nixon is improving as a federal judge plans to appoint a panel of doctors to examine the former president.
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Long Beach, Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Market stalls on Veterans Day as stocks drift
New York markets paused on Veterans Day with the noon Dow at 666.22, down 0.94, as uncertainty over a coal strike kept traders cautious. Occidental Petroleum led Big Board activity with a 2% gain followed by profit taking, while NYSE composite and American quotes eased slightly and Michigan Sugar topped Amex volume at 16.34.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Occidental Petroleum
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Michigan
Amex
Stock Exchange Extends Hours Affects Trading Volume
The New York Stock Exchange extended hours to 4 p.m. amid modest turnover gains. Ackerman notes mixed results with October volume showing fewer days above two million shares. The final half hour's share of daily volume dropped from 12.5 percent to 9.2 percent year over year, while supporters call the extension beneficial, especially for the West Coast, and not a test.
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York Stock Exchange
Robert Ackerman
Pacific Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Averag
Needham
American Stock Exchange
Robert M. Gardiner
Reynolds Securities, Inc
New York
Black graduates sue Moberly district over hiring bias
Three black graduates from Northeast Missouri State University sue the Moberly Mo School District in United States District Court alleging discrimination in hiring. Pat Oliver Brenda Hinton and Connie Ganaway accuse officials of denying them teaching posts after earning education degrees last May. The suit notes that only two of 160 district teachers and supervisors are black while 150 of 2900 students are black.
J A Irwin dies at 81 in Jonesburg funeral Tuesday
James Andrew Irwin 81 longtime Jonesburg resident died Sunday at St Josephs Hospital St Charles He was a retired farm worker Born Missouri September 26 1893 He is survived by three daughters Mrs Ruby Wood Mrs Geneva Vernon and Mrs Carmen Frank Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday Harding Funeral Home burial in Jonesburg Cemetery
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Jonesburg
James Andrew Irwin
Katie Jane
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Charles
Harding Funeral Home
Missouri
Drew
Nancy Thornton Irwin
Ruby Wood
Geneva Vernon
Elden
Carmen Frank
Elizabeth
Irvin Talbot Dies After Brief Illness
Irvin W. Talbot 74 of Rush Hill died at Audrain Medical Center after a brief illness. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Precht-Pickering with Rev. Marvin Jones. burial in Montgomery City Cemetery. Born June 16, 1900 en route across Missouri. Survived by wife Cora Cox Talbot, one brother, three sisters, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral home visitation after 4 p.m. today. family receives friends 7 to 8 p.m. tonight.
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Irvin W. Talbot
Rush Hill
Audrain Medical Center
Precht-Pickering Funeral
Marvin Jones
Montgomery City
Missouri
Clarence Hale
Augusta Louise Mitchell Talbot
Wellsville
Cora Cox
The
Baptist Church
Benton City
Laddonia
Ernest Talbot
New Florence
Jewell Alton
Mexico
John Krumanecker
Pueblo
Colo
John Christian
Decatur
Mrs Louise Stamm Rites To Be Tuesday
Mrs Louise Marie Stamm 84 of Martinsburg dies at Audrain Medical Center. Mother of Rev Leo Stamm. Services set for 11 am Tuesday at St Joseph Church Martinsburg with burial in Calvary Cemetery St Louis. Rosary tonight at 7:30 at Myers Funeral Home Wellsville. Born Sept 17 1890 in St Louis. Burial in St Louis area.
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Wellsville
Louise Marie Stamm
Martinsburg
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Leo Stamm
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Stamm
Crogham Funeral Home
St. Louis
Immaculate Conception Church
Maplewood
Calvary Cemetery
Myers Funeral Home
Mrs. Stamm
Henry and
Wileminia Ruordulth Bier
Mrs Walter Sparks Dies In Columbia Funeral Held At First Baptist
Mrs Walter Sparks died at Audrain Medical Center at 7 55 p m Survivors include her husband Dr Walter Sparks two daughters Mrs Robert Browning of Kirkwood and Mrs R Dale Dick of Eau Claire Wisconsin and six grandchildren Funeral services held at 11 a m Tuesday at the First Baptist Church in Columbia with Rev O W Luttrell officiating Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery Memorial Funeral Home of Columbia arranged the arrangements
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Walter Sparks
Columbia
Audrain Medical Center
Robert Browning
Kirkwood
R. Dale Dick
Eau Claire
Wisc
First Baptist Church
O.W. Luttrell
Memorial Park Cemetery
Memorial Funeral Home
Richard Anderson Rites Held Sunday
Funeral services for Richard Anderson were held Sunday at the Arnold Funeral Home with the Rev. Roy C. Prinson of Auxvasse officiating. Burial was in Westminster Cemetery in Hatton. The organist was Mrs. John Conner. Active pallbearers were Gerald McLane, Billy J. Forsee, Frank Dickey, Bert Smith Jr., Jim Dunn and Roy Ridgeway. Honorary pallbearers were Elwyn Wickle, Leroy Owen, Richard Edwards, Raymond Elkin, Floyd Goldsmith Jr. and J.D. Hull.
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Richard Anderson
Arnold Funeral Home
Roy C. Prinson
Auxvasse
Westminster Cemetery
Hatton
John Conner
Gerald McLane
Billy J. Forsee
Frank Dickey
Bert Smith Jr
Jim Dunn
Roy Ridgeway
Elwyn Wickle
Leroy Owen
Richard Edwards
Raymond Elkin
Floyd Goldsmith Jr
J.D. Hull
Mrs. William Godberson Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs William Godberson were to be held today at the Precht Pickering Funeral Home with Rev J C Montgomery officiating. Burial was to be in Elmwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Tom Smith Don Smith Dale Smith Floyd Robinson A J Talbert and Bill Hendren.
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William Godberson
Precht Pickering
J.C. Montgomery
Elmwood Cemetery
Tom Smith
Don Smith
Dale Smith
Floyd Robinson
A.J. Talbert
Bill Hendren
Roy Wills Blackaby Dies At 76
Roy Wills Blackaby 76 of Holliday died at his home Friday morning retired railroad employee Services were conducted at Agnew Funeral Home at 2 pm Sunday Rev Stanley Fretwell officiated burial in Bethel Cemetery Holliday Pallbearers were Raymond and Junior Gallop LeRoy Blackaby Forest Flickinger Bob Johnston Jim Dodson Lonnie Roberts He was born June 1898 in Monroe County son of Ernest T and Anna Mae Shrader Blackaby Survived by wife Glessie Barton one son Glenwood Blackaby Paris three daughters Fay Foster Marshall Lois Gallop Fritch Mexico Junior Garnett Holliday a brother Earl Blackaby Holliday three sisters George Marie McGee Holliday Frances Hare Madison Eda Young New London 12 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren
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Paris
Roy Wills Blackaby
Holliday
Agnew Funeral Home
Stanley Fretwell
Bethel Cemetery
Raymond
Junior Gallop
LeRoy Blackaby
Forest Flickinger
Bob Johnston
Jim Dodson
Lonnie Roberts
Mr. Blackaby
Monroe County
Ernest T
Anna Mae Shrader Blackaby
Glessie Barton
Glenwood Blackaby
Fay Foster
Marshall
Lois Gallop Fritch
Mexico
Junior Garnett
Earl Blackaby
George Marie McGee
Frances Hare
Madison
Eda Young
New London
Mrs. Harrington Rites At Wellsville
Services for Mrs. Gladys H. Harrington of Wellsville were held at St. Pauls Baptist Church at 2 p.m. The Rev. Lewis Bynum officiated and burial followed in Wellsville. Born in Martinsburg on April 7, 1912, she was the daughter of Eugene and Ina Miller Brookins. Myers Funeral Home arranged details.
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Wellsville
Gladys H. Harrington
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Lewis Bynum
Myers Funeral Home
Harrington
Martinsburg
Eugene
Ina Miller Brookins
Dole Urges Ford Leadership To Deter 1976 Challenge
Senator-elect John Glenn on Meet the Press said Democratic gains in Congress do not amount to a mandate to govern. Robert Dole on Face the Nation urged President Ford to show leadership, tackle inflation, and take tough Congress action to solidify a path to the 1976 Republican nomination and election.
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Washington
Ford
GOP
Sen
Robert Dole
R-yan
Congress
Dole
John Glenn
Ohio
NBC
Meet the Press
Family names newborn Wade Diederich in Sunnymead
Sgt and Mrs Dallas Diederich of Sunnymead California welcomed seven pound 13 ounce son Wade Stuart Diederich born November 4. He has a sister Carey age two. Grandparents Lowell Keeler of Haverhill Iowa and Albert Diederich of Mexico. Great grandmother Mrs George Frey of Hermann. Father serves as Air Force physician assistant in Sunnymead.
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Wade Stuart Diederich
Dallas Diederich
Sunnymead
Calif
Carey
Lowell Keeler
Haverhill
Iowa
Albert Diederich
Mexico
George Frey
Hermann
Diederich
Air Force
Press Failed In Early Work On Watergate
Detroit Free Press associate editor J Edward Murray told a Kansas City AP meeting that Watergate proved government needs investigative reporting. He warned press cynicism is natural yet urged convincing the public the media is not too powerful. He conceded underreporting early Watergate and the 1972 campaign.
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Kansas City
J. Edward Murray
Detroit Free Press
Murray
Kansas
Missouri
Associated Press
Watergate
Nixon
Washington Press Corps
White House
Executive Branch
Morris Under Intensive Care
William S. Morris former Missouri lieutenant governor was in intensive care at St Luke s Hospital Kansas City on Sunday night after entering the hospital with chest pains Saturday. A spokesman said there was no definite prognosis Morris 55 previously served in the Hearnes administration and later ran for governor losing the 1972 primary to Edward Dowd of St Louis He also maintains a private law practice in Kansas City.
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Highway Patrol
John C. Klopfer
Gorin
Highway 15
Mexico City
Joseph Howard Lakowski
Florissant
Jonesburg
Howard Dale Kuda
Laddonia
Kansas City
William S. Morris
Missouri
St. Luke’s Hospital
Morris
Warren E. Hearnes
Ballet Refugees Debut In Israel
Valery and Galina Panov former Leningrad Kirov Ballet stars debut in Tel Aviv. About three thousand spectators including former Prime Minister Golda Meir attended at Mann Auditorium as the Jewish dancer, age 36, and his non Jewish wifebecame Israeli citizens. Israel has two small modern dance groups and a fledgling ballet company.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Valery
Galina Panov
Soviet Union
Golda Meir
Mann Auditorium
Leningrad
Kirov Ballet
Soybean Outlook Down 4 Percent In Month Missouri
Missouri forecasts soybean production at 104.4 million bushels as of November 1, down 4 percent from last month and 18 percent below 1973’s record. Corn is seen at 156.8 million, down 2 percent and 31 percent from last year, the lowest since 1964. Sorghum at 23.3 million, down 4 percent month to month and 24 percent below 1973. Cotton at 255,000 bales, 35,000 below Oct forecast but 75,000 above last year.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
MHS News Publications Closing Sale of Evergreens
Mexico High School announces final evergreen orders will be processed tomorrow. Mexicaans missed by door to door sales can call 581 5179 after 3 30 today or 581 4432 tomorrow 8 00 to 12 00 noon for details and orders. Fresh wreaths garlands kits and holly ship for delivery around Dec 10.
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Mexico
Couple Charged In Portland Extortion Plot
The FBI linked threats to blackout Portland to David W Heesch and wife Sheila Heesch. They face federal charges for mailing a threatening communication demanding 1 million dollars, with bail set at 100000 each after 11 power towers were bombed.
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Ore
FBI
David W. Heesch
Sheila
Heesch
Howells Have Girl in Saturday Audrain Birth
Mr and Mrs John Howell of Wellsville welcomed a daughter weighing seven pounds eight ounces born at 10 32 p m Saturday at Audrain Medical Center. The baby’s father works for A P Green Refractories Co.
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Audrain Medical Center
Ethel Reeves
Emily Baese
Mary Lou
O’neal
Ronald R. Snell
Roy J. Althiser
Gale W. Stowers
Shawn M. Stowers
Lewis Foster
William G. Maloney
Eugene Forman
Kenneth Snyder
John A. Marshall
Johnny Fitzpatrick
Wallace E. Burdett
Harald J. Marshall
Olan C. Tratchel
Harold Pipes
Anna L. Skiles
Frances V. Mounts
Wendell C. Dingman
Reita B. Allen
Norman W. Davidson
Mexico
Everett Farrah
Thomspon
Irene McCosh
Reuben Corbin
Archie Ligon
Robert Sanders
Vernice Hulen
William Bishop
Harold Erisman
Glen McCarty
Sharon Young
Centralia
Hugh Bogle
Elsie Louis Karhoff
Ricky Moore
Auxvasse
Ferrell Mitchel
New Florence
Melvin Barnes
Louisiana
Jess Beshears
Merle Barker
F.C. James
Laddonia
Dora Dryden
Ira E. Meyer
Montgomery City
Kenneth R. Courtney
Silas Day
Bellflower
Mark A Baugh
Middletown
Stephanie J. Hunter
Jerry L. Masek
Fulton
Mildred Williams
Arthur Cummins
Vandalia
Charles L. Jackson
Glenn Yelton
Wellsville
Herman Roberts
Farber
Joe Robert Price Lane
Sturgeon
Vernon L. Ellis
Benton Ity
John Rowell
aBonald Dowell
Henry “Puckett
Rush Hill
Sean OD
Ponovan
Theodore W. Ten
Walter Albright
Steven J. Farnen
Walter Cox
Michael F. Hildebrand
Ralph Beck
Albert Owen Peery
Raymond Harley Jesse
John
John Howell
Howell
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Nice Quiet Neighbors Revealed as Escapees
Virginia Beach AP report says Richard Ford McCoy and Melvin Dale Walker, once seen as friendly locals, were fugitives from Lewisburg federal prison. After returning home Saturday night, McCoy fired at an FBI agent, was killed by shotgun and Walker was arrested. Walker, 35, awaits arraignment at Portsmouth jail.
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Virginia Beach
Richard Ford McCoy
Melvin Dale Walker
McCoy
Walker
FBI
Lewisburg
John Coneys
Coneys
Portsmouth
Sikes Urges No Fault Auto Insurance in Missouri
Jefferson City AP Alfred Sikes head of Missouri Department of Consumer Affairs says no fault auto insurance will be the department's top goal in 1975. He argues fault should not determine settlements and notes federal standards may be imposed if the legislature fails to act. He cites 21 states with no fault programs and a surge in long lawsuits as motivation.
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Jefferson City
State Department of Consumer Affairs
Consumer Affairs
Alfred Sikes
Sikes
Trial Continued over Watergate Tapes Evidence
Walters testified he urged Gray to taper off the money probe then reversed to push agency investigations. Sirica denied mistrial and severance motions as prosecutors prep 26 White House tapes, including the last Nixon tape before resignation. The court also ordered redaction of a word on the June 23, 1972 tape and allowed a Hunt memo dispute to influence strategy. The Supreme Court refused to hear arguments on whether indictments should be invalidated. The 26 tapes span 35 hours and illuminate events after the June 1972 break in. A Nixon diary entry for June 23 shows an 11 minute meeting with Haldeman.
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Walters
Gray
Helms
CIA
Mexico
Senate
Watergate Committee
Sirica
White House
Richard M Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Kenneth W.W. Parkinson
Special Prosecutor’s Office
H. R. Haldeman
Parkinson and
Mitchell
Watergate
E . Howard Hunt
Hunt
William O. Bittman
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Haldeman
Grand Jury
Congress
Nixon
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