Local Weather and AP Lake Levels Report
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show High 41, Low 22 in last 24 hours. Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy tonight with 20s lows, Friday in 40s. Missouri outlook mentions light snow northwest by evening and rain possible in eastern Missouri weekend. Lake levels list Missouri River basin waters with multiple lakes and elevations over normal. Admitted and discharged at Audrain Medical Center include many names. deaths listed for James Milligan and John Petry.
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Missouri
Bootheel
Lakes Kansas City
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Stockton
ST. Louis
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Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Quincy
Audrain Medical Center
Larry W. Cheney Sr
Rosa Bradley
Joy Baclesse
James T. Scott
Larry D. Hall
Clifford Maylee
Mexico
Zelta Davidson
Montgomery City
David L. Edwards
Stoutsville
Douglas Femmer
Walter Petree
Nina Colvin
Centralia
Bennie L. Bradley
Clark
Ralph R. Debo
Wellsville
J.E. Gill
John W.forester
Thompson
Harold Bell
Marinsburg
Reynold Hayden
New Lorence
Jerry Masek
Fulton
Ira Meyer
Rodney Bell
Robert Hager
Laddonia
Bee Neely
Jefferson Elmer Koch
Williamsburg
James Milligan
John Petry
Public Safety Roundup From The Daily Record
Police report two vehicle collisions, one on E Liberty at Agricultural Streets injuring none, another on Jefferson north of Jackson with minor damage. Highway Patrol notes a rollover near Route 11 causing minor injuries. Sheriff reports ongoing burglaries at three locations including Audrain Soil Service and Cargill Nutrena with several items stolen. Courts list numerous fines from city court, magistrate actions, and a busy day of traffic offenses.
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Route 3
Charles W. Hubbard
Peral
Ill
E. Liberty
Kathy M. Flynn
Route 1
Farber
James Johnston
Madison
Jefferson
Jackson
Highway Patrol
Joyce McConnell
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
James K. Pound
Route 2
Laddonia
Audrain Soil Service
Highway 64
Vandiver Village
Cargill Nutrena
East Highway 54
Donald W. Early
Route 5
Douglas I. Duchesne
N. Jefferson
Jack Owens Jr
Carthage
James Gipson
Michael Bruce Riley
David Henry Small
Burchfield Farm
W. Love
William Franklin Bates
St. Charles
Charles A. Hoskins
Barry
Robert Gene Burroughs
Clifford Whitworth
Bledsoe Mining Co
Market Reports from Chicago and national prices rise mixed
Farm commodity futures rose early on the Chicago Board of Trade with soybeans and wheat higher and corn and oats up modestly. National Stockyards receipts show hogs heavy, cattle feeders, and varied prices for sows, cows, and lambs. cash grain quotes list wheat corn and soybeans with modest shifts.
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Slater and Fowles
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
Board of Trade Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
National Stockyards
Ill
Cash Grain
Larry Mitchell Hurt In Car Crash Near Hatton
Larry Mitchell, 30, of Mexico, was reported in fair condition at University Medical Center in Columbia after his car overturned on Route E near Hatton. Police said he lost control after passing another vehicle, weaving across the highway, and the car was demolished. No arrest was reported.
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Larry Mitchell
Mexico
University Medical Center
Columbia
Hatton
Centralia Into State Playoffs
Missouri high school activities association lists state playoff pairings for Class A and AA. In Class A semifinals King City faces Orrick while Drexel plays Lockwood at Lockwood High School. Class AA has Centralia meeting St. Louis Country Day and Seneca facing Pleasant Hill at their sites.
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Missouri High School Activities Assn
King City
Orrick High School
Drexel
Lockwood
Centralia
St. Louis
Discharge Day Today For Nixon At Hospital
Former President Richard M Nixon was expected to leave the hospital today after 23 days of treatment for phlebitis and return to his San Clemente villa to await examination by doctors appointed by the Watergate trial judge. Hospital spokesman Norman Nager said discharge day would be tomorrow. He had been in the hospital since Oct 29 undergoing postoperative care and had spent six days on the critical list before showing improved condition.
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Richard M. Nixon
San Clemente Villa
Watergate
Norman Nager
Nixon
Nixon medical panel set for court guided inquiry
Trial judge Sirica ordered a panel of three doctors to assess Nixon compliance with medical record access and examinations. The doctors may seek Nixon or attorney Miller’s permission before reviewing confidential records or conducting exams. Panel to report to the court if access or examination is refused, with preliminary recommendations due by Nov 29.
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Sirica
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Charles A. Hufnagel
Hufnagel
Gorgetown University Medical School
Washington, D.C
Richard Starr Ross
Johns Hopkins University Medical School
Baltimore
John A. Spittell Jr
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
John D. Ehrlichman
Washington
San Clemente
Calif
Strica
Actress Sue Lyon Seeks Divorce From Convict Husband
Estes Park Colorado AP report notes actress Sue Lyon divorcing the inmate husband she wed at the Colorado State Penitentiary a year ago this month. The filing marks the end of the prison marriage amid ongoing legal steps.
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Estes Park, Colo
Sue Lyon
Colorado State Penitentiary
Petry Burial Set For Friday At Fort Gibson National Cemetery
Services for John J. Petry will be at the National Cemetery Chapel in Fort Gibson Oklahoma Friday at 2 p.m. The family will receive friends tonight at Arnold Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. A correction notes Hobby Foam Craft Kit in a Super X ad read 5.44 instead of 3.99.
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John J. Petry
National Cemetery Chapel
Fort Gibson
Okla
Arnold Funeral Home
Hobby
Missouri Farmers Plan Ford Meeting
Farmers from southern Missouri plan a meeting in Diamond to map actions for a conference with President Ford next week. Connie Poffenbarger, a founder of Family Farmers of America, says Ford agreed to meet the delegation to discuss financial problems facing agriculture, though a date is not yet set. The group formed last month after a 47-person meeting to address avoiding a milk price war.
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Diamond
Missouri
Ford
Connie Poffenbarger
Family Farmers of America
Bolte resigns as juvenile deputy in Audrain County
George W. Bolte chief deputy juvenile officer for the 12th judicial circuit resigns effective December 31 to take staff training with Campus Crusade for Christ International in San Bernardino California. Nebel says replacement search starts now and outlines statutory requirements for the post.
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George W. Bolte
12Th Judicial Circuit
Rodney T. Nebel
Bolte
Campus Crusade For Christ International
San Bernardino
Calif
Warrenton
Mexico
Nebel
Audrain County
Gas Tax Proposal Fares in Bureaucratic Debate
Treasury officials led by Secretary William E. Simon backed the gasoline tax over the income surtax to curb fuel use. Ford repeatedly said no tax hike would occur, while opposition to the surtax grew. Some insiders think Congress could accept a gas tax if the surtax fails.
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William E. Simon
Ford
House
Carl Albert
Congress
Wholesale price surge marks worst rise in years
Washington AP reports a 2.3 percent October jump in wholesale prices, 22.6 percent higher than a year earlier, with broad gains in foods and autos. The biggest factor was a 6.4 percent rise in motor vehicle prices, signaling limited progress on anti inflation.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford
Davis Bound Over On Arson Deaths
Larry H. Davis was bound over to the Monroe Circuit Court on one arson charge and four counts of murder after a preliminary hearing. Bond was reduced from 35000 to 25000. The case stems from a September 7 Baldwin Hotel fire that killed four people Agnes May White Alonzo Henson Ernest Heskett and Leo Quinn. Davis is represented by Robert Clayton of Hannibal. The hearing occurred in Monroe Magistrate Court.
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Larry H. Davis
Monroe
Carroll Blackwell
Davis
Monroe City
Robert Clayton
Hannibal
Old Baldwin
Agnes May White
Alonzo Henson
Ernest Heskett
Leo Quinn
Reality Therapy Seminar Delayed in Audrain County Courthouse
The reality therapy seminar for behavior problems, originally set for Friday in Audrain County juvenile courthouse rooms, is rescheduled to Wednesday Nov 20 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Kyle Conway of the Missouri Institute for Reality Therapy will conduct it. Reservations: juvenile court 581-0005.
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Audrain County
Kyle Conway
Missouri Institute For Reality Therapy
Juvenile Court
Bond Calls For Change In Law On 2-to-1 Votes
Gov. Christopher Bond urged constitutional revision to make school tax increases pass by simple majority. He cited current two-thirds thresholds above 3.75 per 100 assessed valuation and vowed to push equitable school aid funding. St Louis and Kansas City may back an initiative petition to seek voter approval for levy rules.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
State
Parent-Teachers Association
Utah
St. Louis
Kansas City
Fire District 5 Year Plan Being Made
Fire district planning session led by Bill Westhoff of the University of Missouri reviewed district histories and outlined a five year plan to be submitted in writing. About 25 residents attended and several urged withdrawal from the district, advised to file petitions per Missouri law. C T Lierheimer chaired. Ronald S Painter and wife welcomed a six pound two ounce son born at Audrain Medical Center.
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University of Missouri At Columbia
Little Dixie Rural Fire Association
Westhoff
Little Dixie
Missouri
Fire District Board
C.T. Lierheimer
Ronalds
Painter
Paris
Audrain Medical Center
Callis Farm Service
Ford criticizes Gen. Brown over anti-Semitic remark
President Ford condemned Gen. George S. Brown's remarks claiming Jews control banks and newspapers as ill advised. Brown apologized but faced calls from Jewish groups and lawmakers for removal. Senate committee leaders had not acted. a Durham audience and Brown's telegram sparked continued controversy.
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Ford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
George S. Brown
Congress
Brown
White House
Ron Nessen
Pentagon
William Beecher
Schlesinger
Durham
Peter Kahn
Hartford, Conn
Duke
Kahn
Remrks
Gen
Arab Campaigns At UN Shape Palestinian State Question
Lebanon's Franjieh designated to speak for Arab League at the United Nations General Assembly as Yasir Arafat pushes for a Palestinian state across the West Bank and Gaza. Arafat denounces Zionist rule, while Israel accuses the PLO of murder and boycott remains. The scene features Arab, Chinese and Cuban walkouts and U.S. diplomats distancing from the event.
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N.Y
Lebanon
Yasir Arafat
United Nations General
Mm Assembly
Israel
Suleiman
Franjieh
Arab League
Arafat
Palestine Liberation“s Organization
Beirut
Assembly
Palestine
Rabat
Morocco
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Yosef Tekoah
PLO
Tekoah
General Assembly
Abdelaziz Bouteflika
U.N
U.S
John A. Scali
Rockefeller faces reservations on remarks by critics
Rockefeller told by Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott that nothing in the discussion warrants an adverse finding against him. A congressional study places Rockefeller's net worth at about $73 million, $11 million higher than his earlier self estimate, based on committee experts' judgments of real estate and art holdings.
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Senate
Hugh Scott
Congressional Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
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