Local Weather and Livestock Market Roundup
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show temperatures 62 to 79 with yesterday’s high 78 low 47. Forecast: Zone 5 mostly fair and cool tonight and Friday with highs in the 60s to 70s and a chance of showers southeast today. Extended Missouri and Kansas outlook calls for sunny periods and little precipitation through Monday. Local notices include hospital admissions and discharges, deaths, and a fire call for a residence struck by lightning causing minor damage.
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Missouri
Kansas
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Multiple traffic crashes and court actions in Mexico Missouri area
Police report a westbound Doebler auto hit an eastbound car driven by Edward Redington of Sarasota Florida on Liberty Street near Green Boulevard with no injuries. Richard Freeman was arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct at the Blue Room. Missouri patrol documented injuries and fines from several other accidents on highways 54 19 and 19 including a demolished dump truck and a head on collision near Wellsville. City and magistrate court actions included postponed sessions and probate grants totaling estates valued at thousands, plus numerous traffic infractions across Montgomery and surrounding counties.
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Liberty Street
Green Boulevard
Edward Anthony Redington
Sarasota
Fla
Richard Lee Freeman
Blue Room
Promenade St
Freeman
Highway Patrol
Andy Briggs
Auxvasse
Highway 54
Mexico
Larry Wayne Cheney
Theodore Remmele
Columbia
Briggs
Highway 19
Bigspring
Ricky B. Holt
St. Clair
Ricky A. Craven
John E. Delozier
Wellsville
Audrain Medical Center
Craven
Donald G. Harness
Middletown
Harness
Delazier
Rhonda Stuart
Cindy McCormack
Robert Fenton
Kahoka
William Orcutt
Fenton
Orcutt
Robert Lean Holt
Route Three
Helen L. Mueller
Lakeside Place
W. Harold Branstetter
Nannie E. Branstetter
Nellie M. McKenzie
Andrew L. McKenzie
Aldi
J. Beckley Holtman
Ella Holtman
Montgomery County
Leroy H. Zenk
St. Louis
Nolan Arthur Boone
Ray Walke
Wall Street slips after five week rally profit taking
On Oct 4 1973 profit taking trimmed gains as the Dow fell 1.95 to 962.60. The NYSE composite eased to 58.66 while the American Exchange index held at 107.32. Southwestern Public Service led activity, dropping to 11% on 138,300 shares.
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A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
NEW York
Dow Jones
Mae
American Stock Exchange
Big Board
Southwestern Public Service
Jeff Hudson Rites Conducted Today
Funeral services for Jeffrey Alan Hudson of Mexico were held this afternoon at the Precht Pickering funeral home with burial in East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. The Rev. Frank Park officiated. Mrs. Ruth Koen, organist, accompanied Mrs. Jack Davis Jr. Pallbearers were Mike Chris Kramer, Ron Carter, Jeff Mackey, Tom Badaracco and Jot Whalen.
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Jeffrey Alan Hudson
Mexico
Precht-Pickering
East Lawn Memorial Park
Frank Park
Ruth Koen
Jack Davis Jr
Mike Chris Kramer
Ron Carter
Jeff Mackey
Tom Badaracco
Jot Whalen
Storm Damage From Lightning Destroys Homes and Fixtures
Storms caused structural damage in West Paris and Mexico with lightning striking homes of Mrs Velma Garnett and Rixie White Jr. A gas line rupture sparked a small fire and damaged utility lines and windows. The Lanny Ross residence at 1003 West Liberty Street sustained damage to three front windows.
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Rixie White Jr
Missouri Ave
Velma Garnett
West
Paris
Mexico
The
Ledger
S. Missouri St
Lanny Ross
Liberty St
Storm damages Sedalia Homes in Pettis County
A storm packing a tornado and heavy rains hit Sedalia area Wednesday night destroying four mobile homes and heavily damaging five others. Eight people were treated for minor injuries. LaMonte and Keele’s Spinwiiel sone camper loss estimated at $15,000 as a twister moved through the area around 7 p.m., per Sedalia Pettis County Civil Defense.
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Sedalia
Weat
LaMonte
Sarah Keele
Keele
Spin Wiiel Sone
Iiven
Sedalia-Pettis County
Former Resident Dies In Kirksville
Howard V. Watson aged 71 former wire chief for Southwestern Bell in this city from 1927 to 1931 moved to Kirksville and retired in 1967 He is survived by his wife a son David of St Louis a daughter Mrs James Sparks of Kirksville and five grandchildren.
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Kirksville
Howard V. Watson
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
David
St. Louis
James Sparks
Mrs. Mary Nevins Rites Friday at Agnew Funeral Home
Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Friday at Agnew Funeral Home for Mrs. Mary Lenora Nevins, 81, who died yesterday at Audrain Medical Center. The Rev. Ben Hollis of the Christian Church will officiate. Burial will be in New Cemetery southeast of town.
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Audrain Medical Center
Ronald L. Hess
Ralph Nowlin
John F. Brandon
Earl _P. Precht
George W
Anderson
Mexico
Carl E. Phillips
Paris
Warren L. Hubbard
Montgomery City
V. Cleo Huse
Center
Claud R. ‘Sweezer
Donald E. Jennings
Centralia
Raymond H. Kobusch
New Florence
Rosa A. Sims
Rush Hill
Elizabeth D. Dillon
Clint C. Smithee
Auxvasse
Bill Burkhalter
Wellsville
Senghteh
Billy Bob Workes
Darold Allen
Dan Wayne
Charles Keith
Vernon Benskin
Ralph Millard
Bobb
Gillette
John Gabrielson
Charles D. Wilson
Marie Davidson
Christopher Greenwood
Richard Salmons
Fulton
Michael Schroeder
David Nelson
Inez Jennings
Alfred Suhr
Jackie Rouse
Effie Landis
Eugene Kirtlink
Perry
Wayne Atkinson
Vandalia
Lenora Nevins
Jack Dawson
Marion
Bill) Pearl
Carl F. Dobyns
Agnew Funeral Home
Mary Lenora Nevins
Ben Hollis
The
Christian Church
New Cer
Itebiamatal
Texas Judge Denies Ordered White House Tapes
U S District Judge William M Taylor Jr refused to compel production of White House tapes in the Texas mail fraud case involving former Texas Atty Gen Waggoner Carr and former Texas Insurance Commissioner John Ogorio. He ruled the defendants failed to show relevancy or criminality for the requested conversations with Nixon and Mitchell. The Oct. 23 trial date for the defendants remains set.
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Dallas
Tex
White House
Texas
U.S. District Court
William M. Taylor Jr
Texas Atty
Waggoner Carr
Texas Insurance
John Ogorio
Nixon
U.S. Atty
John N. Mitchell
Democratic Party
Taylor
News Strike Continues as Union and Paper Near Pact
Washington report notes union secretary-treasurer Harland Horn optimistic about ratification of a tentative agreement after wage talks. Newspaper editor Charles Spoehrer says Globe-Democrat will drop a $200,000 damage suit and an NLRB complaint upon ratification. Harold Gibbons and Bowers say a final agreement has loomed but was held up by technicalities until the last minutes of the session.
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Washington
Harland Horn
Rank and
Horn
Charles Spoehrer
Globe- Democrat
National Labor Relations Board
the Globe
Teamster
Harold Gibbons
Bowers
Kelly and Segretti sought to disrupt Muskie dinner plan
Kelly testified that Segretti hired him to sow disruption among Democratic presidential candidates and that he was paid a modest salary aimed to rise to 700 dollars a month for actions around the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach. He said the Watergate break in and its investigations halted the provocations and that his political future was effectively wiped out by his actions.
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Kelly
Muskie
Washington
Humphrey
Segretti
Florida
Gegretti
Miami Beach
Watergate figure Kelly testifies on political tricks and immunity
Kelly and Segretti describe dirty political tricks used to smear Muskie Humphrey and Jackson during the Democratic primary. Kelly says he acted on his own and received immunity, while Segretti admits writing a Muskie campaign letter accusing the three senators of sexual misconduct. He notes a bomb threat interrupted his testimony and that he has a still-secret deal with federal prosecutors.
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Kelly
Benz
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Segretti
Muskie
Jackson
Humphrey
Donald Simmons
California
Congress war powers bill debate signals congressional override risk
Lawmakers clash over 60 day and 30 day emergency limits on undeclared wars. Fulbright argues the measure shows congressional principles and could endure a veto. House approved 244 to 170, Senate 71 to 18, but override requires both chambers.
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Congress
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
House
Senate
United States
U.S
Segretti affair details emerge in Senate hearing
Sen Daniel Inouye cites Segretti crew acts including stink bomb placement and libelous letters as he questioned criminal involvement while noting some acts were not illegal pranks. Segretti says he received about 45000 dollars from Kalmbach and worked for Chapin as he defended motives and scope of the campaign. Glenn Barnes attends a county clerks conference in Jefferson City at the Governor Hotel, a three day event concluding Friday.
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Archibald Cox
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Segretti
Inouye
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Dwight L. Chapin
White House
Chapin
United Air Lines
Senate
Dick Tuck
Glenn Barnes
Mexico
Settlement Reaches 1.8 Million for Six Kansas City Children
Federal court approves settlements totaling 1.8 million dollars for six children who suffered throat damage from swallowing drain cleaner. The cases accuse Liquid Plumr made by Jiffee Chemical and later acquired by Clorox. Settlement amounts vary by injury, with each family dropping all claims against defendants.
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Kansas City, Kan
Clorox Co
Jiffee Chemical Co
Jiffee
Clorox
John Shamberg
Linn Johnson
University of Kansas Medical Center
Clorox Corp
Muhammad Ali and Frazier Sign For MSG Return Fight
Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier signed today for a 12 round rematch at Madison Square Garden on February 4. Teddy Brenner announced the deal at a noon news conference. The tax issue from their first fight reportedly cost both boxers about 350000 each, a solution being worked on.
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New York
Joe Frazier
Muhammad Ali
Madison Square Garden
Teddy Brenner
Garden Boxing
Ali
Frazier
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Tesla M. Doebler
Rockford
Simmons
E. Liberty
River
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Quincy
the Daily Record
Orland Link Mills
Bellflower
Kathleen Sue
James Thornton
Harold Donald Christian
Robert Edward Mahaney
Daniel Frank Wing
Ferguson
Irving Thomas Harmon, Jr
Jonesburg
Arthur Harold Whaley
High Hill
Edward Jepsen Akers
St. Charles
Michael R. Gardner
Monroe City
Ind
Harvey Allen Kaplan
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
Ill
Chicago
Board of Trade Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Jeff Hudson
Watergate
Austin Reed
Regent Street
London
Petticoat Lane
Peachtree Street
Barnes
Frazer
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