Missouri Weather and Local Notices Summary
The Daily Record reports a forecast of rain spreading across the state with highs near 70, upper 70s in the far southeast, and lows 55 to 65. Missouri extended outlook through Wednesday shows little precipitation, highs mid 70s to 80s, lows in 50s, plus river stage readings for Kansas City to Cape Girardeau and hospital admissions and discharges across Audrain and surrounding counties. Deaths noted include Pauline Brayton and Stella Stockton among others.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
White House Mum On Agnew's Moves
The White House declined to predict Nixon's response if Agnew's lawyers subpoena officials over leaks tied to the vice president probe. Agnew, in a speech, claimed his rights are being infringed by Justice Department leaks about bribe allegations. some associates suspect White House involvement. Associated reports cover related subpoenas and public safety notices, with details of local incidents and court actions.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
White House
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Justice Department
Jani Erates
Gerald L. Warren
Mexico Ledger page notes Saturday edition date
The Mexico Ledger for Saturday October 14 1973 publishes community notes and brief local items. Moments from town life, upcoming events, and short notices populate a typical midweek entertainment of the era.
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Mexico
Market Report on the New York Stock Exchange
Yesterday's market report shows Robbie Brooks at 3 percent down with 6,600 shares traded. Dresser Industries up 1.44 percent on 14,900 shares, Interco flat at 39 percent with 2,100 shares, Kaiser Aluminum up 1.04 percent on 22,200 shares, Panhandle Eastern Pipeline down 4.0 percent on 15,000 shares, Ralston Purina up with 6,700 shares, US Gypsum common up 0.23 percent on 10,800 shares, US Gypsum preferred up 0.25 percent on 400 shares, and Wal-Mart up on 700 shares.
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New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
US Gypsum
Wal-Mart
Lawrence Tells Club About Tour at Optimist Meeting
E C Lawrence III spoke at the Mexico Optimist Club meeting at the Monterey about his People to People summer European tour as a representative for the program. He noted growth from 50 participants under Eisenhower to over 1250 this year with locals from Mexico and Kansas City area.
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E. C
Lawrence III
Mexico
Washington D.C
State Department
England
France
Austria
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Holland
Yugoslavia
Tom Gola
Earl Smith
Steve Davis
Bill Darby
Hoffman Iga
Optimists
K.C. Hall
Graf Range
Ron Whittaker
Hitchhiker Beats Priest With Cross at California Church
In San Bernardino a hitchhiker befriended by the Rev. Louis Copestake, 28, assaulted him with a heavy brass crucifix at St. Anne's Catholic Church. The priest, condition satisfactory, had part of an ear sewn back after the attack and reported the wallet theft.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Louis Copestake
St. Anne's Catholic Church
Father Copestake
Purchasing Agent Up For Examination Son For Williamses
In Jefferson City Missouri competitive examinations will determine the state procurement director. Edward Godar of the Missouri Personnel Division announced the exam entries accepted until Oct 25. Required: eight years experience with five in admin or supervisory roles and a four year college degree in business administration or related field. Also: birth notice for a son to Mr and Mrs James A Williams Auxvasse weighing seven pounds nine ounces born at 6 20 am Friday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Williams works for Lyons Truck Lines in Hallsville.
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Audrain Medical Center
Betty L. Johnson
Mary G., Hanley
John R. Carter
Leo R. Heim
Helen C
Larry B. Spotser
Billy D. Chamness
Gerald Fox
Claude McFadin
George T. Spotswood
Mexico
Donna M. Chamberlain
Ray E. Jones
Centralia
Ees L. Dunn
Wellsville
James H. Friednen
Curryville
James D. Terry
Farber
Earl E. Adams
James A. Williams
Auxvasse
Wallace Nevins
Patricia M. Oliver
Emily G. Davis
Orlando Worrell
Earl Precht
Lewis G. Berry
Charles D. Smith
Guy Riney
William Jones
Bill Burkhalter
Donald E. Jennings
Claud R. Sweezer
John Hunt
David W. Richardson
William J. Summers
Laddonia
Mack D. Lancaster
New Florence
Russell L. Silvey
Rush Hill
Clarence E. Teague
St. Louis
Larry Eugene Hartman
Frankford
William Paul Galloway
Floyd C. Bishop
Vandalia
Mabel Johnson
Benton Ty
Dazzie Roman
Bellflower
V. Sinklear
High
Jefferson City
Edward Godar
Missouri Personnel Division
Godar
James A.williams
Williams
Lyons Truck Lines
Hallsville
Centralia Couple Welcomes 7 Pound 12 Ounce Son
Mr and Mrs Earl E Adams of Centralia welcomed a seven pound twelve ounce son born at 1139 p.m. Friday at Audrain Medical Center Mr Adams is employed at Leons Garage in Centralia
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Earl E. Adams
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Adams
Leon
Miss Pauline Brayton Rites To Be Monday
Miss Pauline Brayton 85 of Paris dies at Monroe Manor after years of illness. Services Monday at 2 p m at Paris Presbyterian Church with Rev. John H Vaniandingham officiating and burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday at Agnew Funeral Home. Survived by nephews John Thull Brayton Sumner Iowa and Brayton Shoven California.
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Paris
Pauline Brayton
Monroe Manor
Paris Presbyterian Church
John H. Vaniandingham
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Agnew
Miss Brayton
Illinois
John H
Pet Kettinger Brayton
Paris National Bank
Clio Club
John Thull Brayton
Sumner
Iowa
Brayton Shoven
California
Mrs Stockton Dies on 70th Birthday in Paris
Mrs Stella Nancy Stockton of Holliday died at her home Friday morning on her 70th birthday after years of illness. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Agnew Funeral Home with Rev Roy Kinder officiating. Burial in Bethel Cemetery. She was born in Monroe County to Albert and Almira Yocom Sheerman. Survived by son Jesse Stockton of Holliday and daughter Kate Giannini of St Louis, four sisters, four brothers and four grandchildren.
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Paris
Stella Nancy Stockton
Holliday
Agnew Funeral Home
Roy Kinder
Bethel Cemetery
Hardin Stockton
Jesse Stockton
Larry
Kate) Giannini
St. Louis
John
Ruth) Warren
Esther Gray
Flossie Gray
Charles Sheerman
Bradenton
Fla
Russell
Sandy, Ore
Percy
Moberly
Frank
Wellsville Woman Alma Mae Stuart Dies in Columbia
Alma Mae Stuart 32 of Wellsville died Friday at Ellis Fischer Hospital in Columbia after a lingering illness. Funeral at Myers Funeral Home Monday 2 pm with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. She was born Sept 4 1941 in St Louis County, daughter of Dollie M Morris and the late Otto Claussen. She was a Baptist and last worked at Swingmaster Garment in Wellsville. Survived by husband Albert Stuart four children Rhonda Arline David Allen Kimberlynn K and Gary Dale all at home and brother Patrick H Claussen of Montgomery City.
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Wellsville
Alma Mae Stuart
Ellis Fischer
Columbia
Myers Funeral Home
Stuart
St. Louis County
Dollie M. Morris
Otto Claussen
Funeral services for Carll Dobyns held in Mexico
Funeral services for Carll Dobyns of Mexico were held today at St. Brendan's Catholic Church with burial in St. Brendan's Cemetery. The Rev. Patrick Dolan officiated. Arnold funeral home directed arrangements with pallbearers Lowell Hagan Frank Dobyns Lawrence Hoenig Del Cragan Maurice Green and Paul Weinand serving.
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Carll. Dobyns
Mexico
St. Brendan's Catholic Church
St. Brendan's Cemetery
Patrick Dolan
Arnold Funeral Home
Lowell Hagan
Frank Dobyns
Lawrence Hoenig
del Cragan
Maurice Green
Paul Weinand
Interview with Julie Eisenhower at Oral Roberts University
Julie Handy Day, student and feature editor of The Oracle at Oral Roberts University Tulsa, interviewed Julie Eisenhower during her campus visit for a clinic dedication. Day accompanied her by golf cart as they toured the campus. the Day family now resides in Decatur, Ti.
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Handy Day
Robert Day
Mexico
Oral Roberts University
Tulsa
the Oracle
Julie Eisenhower
Decatur
Link Between Hughes and Nixon Probed in 1972 Funds
Los Angeles Times reports Senate Watergate committee subpoenas for Key Biscayne hotel records tied to Hughes donations to Nixon's 1972 reelection. Investigators seek documents on 19 people including Donald Nixon and Bebe Rebozo. Hughes allegedly gave 116000, with 66000 after campaign disclosure law.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Senate Watergate Committee
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Washington
the Times
Key Biscayne, Fla
Donald
C. G
Bebe” Rebozo
Miami News
Hughes
Key Biscayne
Widow Opposes Killer’s Partial Probation Payments
Miami widow Naomi Smith says she would rather see her husband Rudolph Smith killed than have Larry Darnell Clark released on partial probation to work. Clark, 19, pleaded guilty to second degree murder. Judge Dan Satin weighs limited day release to work and weekly support for Smith family. If probation not granted, Clark faces at least five years in prison.
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Miami
Naomi Smith
Steelworkers Seek Substantial Wage Increases in Talks
United Steelworkers president I W Abel said the union will press for substantial wage increases and may ignore the government's 5.5 percent guideline. He spoke after a two day policy meeting of the International Wage Policy Committee, with negotiations involving 700000 steel workers and major can companies set to begin in Washington on Oct WW.
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Washington
United Steelworkers Union
I.W. Abel
Abel
Buffalo Price To Go Up Fifty Dollars
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission will raise buffalo prices by 50 dollars per head for both live and slaughter animals. Slaughter prices next year range from 225 dollars for adults to 125 dollars for calves, while live animals cost 350 dollars for adults to 300 dollars for calves. Elk will be sold at 150 dollars for adults and 125 dollars for yearlings, with most sales at Maxwell Game Preserve and Finney Game refuge. The sale season runs October to December and the 1974 sale is sold out, with about 20 applications received annually and a new policy allowing non Kansas residents to purchase.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Maxwell
Canton
Finney Game Refuge
Garden City
Kansas
Slaying Case Complicated By Transplant
A 36 year old Oakland polisher is ordered to stand trial for the Sept 10 shooting death of Samuel M. Allen 29. Allen's heart was kept beating after brain death and transplanted to Blaine Wixom 52 of Salt Lake City prompting debate on death definitions. Judge Buckley set Oct 26 trial date.
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Oakland
Calif
Albert W. Meloling
Eputy
Alameda County
California
Stafford P. Buckley
Andrew D. Lyons
Samuel M. Allen
Allen
Lyons
John Cruikshank
Highland Hospital
Stanford University Hospital
Blaine Wixom
Salt Lake City
Alien
Cruikshank
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