Missouri Weather and Local Police Report Summary
The Missouri forecast shows clear to partly cloudy skies with highs in the 60s to 70s and cooler nights. Missouri River stages are listed for several cities, and a local police report details a traffic collision, injuries, and intoxicated driving charges in Audrain and surrounding areas. Also noted are hospitalizations from a head-on crash on Highway 161 and multiple hospital/ambulance transfers.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hannibal
McGovern campaigns with Eagleton amid ticket switch
George McGovern campaigns with former running mate Sen Thomas Eagleton and blasts voters who oppose the ticket, while President Nixon plans a nationwide radio broadcast on tax reform. White House calls two peace stories speculative though negotiating momentum may exist in secret Vietnam talks. Senate fights antibusing, Melbourné kidnappers flee after ransom. Train wreck in Saltillo kills 149, hospitalizes 471. many pilgrims among the dead.
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Kansas City, Mo
George McGovern
Thomas Eagleton
Nixon
Washington
White House
Vietnam
London Times
United Press International
Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van
Thieu
UPI
Saltillo
Mexico
Mexico Ledger Page Nine Highlights Oct 4 1972
Page 9 of the Mexico Missouri Ledger for Saturday October 4 1972 features local brief items and notices. The readable text notes community updates and small notices likely including events and public information relevant to residents of Mexico Missouri.
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Mexico
Ledger
Market closes and stocks mixed on NYSE and Overt trades
In overt trading A B Chance 25 25 Commerce Bancshares 57 58 Wetterau 25 26. On NYSE Robbie Brooks 9 down 3,000 traded Dresser 41 up 4 18,200 Intercom 474 down 4 1,600 Kaiser Aluminum 19 unchanged 8,700 Panhandle 39 unchanged 12,900 Ralston Purina 35 unchanged 6,900 US Gypsum common 25 unchanged 16,000 US Gypsum preferred 31 up ? 500 WalMart 4 down 1 19,100. Deaths Mrs Oleta Moberly 83 Show. Cabaret review described a varied night with many acts and a Maharaja contest winner to be announced at intermission.
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A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Intercom
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Astern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
WalMart
Chris Jacobi
Mexico
Cliff Williams
Bob LaCrosse
Mr. Valet
Mock Election Planned by Store at Cloud Nine Mexico
A mock election of the presidential and Missouri governor races starts Monday at Cloud Nine West Plaza Shopping Center Mexico and runs daily through October 29. No purchase or registration needed, all ages residents and citizens may vote. Votes will be tabulated by a Democratic and Republican committee member each Tuesday and announced the following day.
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Cloud Nine of
Mexico
West Plaza
Missouri
Plane Crashes Into Lake at Osage Beach Missouri
A light plane piloted by a Dyre Tennessee man swooped into a lake cove at the Lake of the Ozarks late Friday, sinking in about 30 feet of water. Pilot Bill Wick and passenger Rich ard Anderson of Memphis escaped unharmed.
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Osage Beach
Tenn
Lake of the Ozarks
Bill Wick
Richard Anderson
Memphis
Mrs Oleta Moberly of Paris Dies at 83
Paris obituary for Mrs Oleta Moberly 83 who died Friday at Pleasant View Rest Home where she lived four years. Widow of Walter Moberly she was born August 9 1889 in Paris and married March 17 1909. Burial at Sunset Hill Cemetery Madison after 2 p.m. Monday funeral at Agnew Funeral Home. She worked years as a clerk in Paris department store. Survived by son Clayton Moberly of Stotesbury Missouri a granddaughter two great grandchildren sister Mrs Pearl Purdy of Groves Texas and several nieces and nephews.
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Paris
Oleta Moberly
Pleasant View
Walter Moberly
Agnew
Sunset Hill Cemetery
Madison
Moberly
Christian Church
Flooding From Northeast Storm Hits Virginia and Coast
The Associated Press reports heavy rain sweeping the Northeast with nearly three inches in New York, five deaths in Virginia from drowning and a heart attack amid cleanup, Richmond residents evacuating, James River forecast to crest at 27.5 feet, and flash flood watches extending to New Jersey Maryland and Chesapeake Bay.
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Associated Press
Virginia
New York
Harrisburg
Richmond
National Weather Service
James River
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Chesapeake Bay
Garrett County
Weather Service
Boston
Presser Hall Debuts Refreshed Look At Red Stocking Follies
Last night the Red Stocking follies opened in Presser Hall to strong praise for a new creamy white interior. New blue backdrop curtains and a beige-gold main stage curtain replaced the worn old fabrics boosting the show’s visual appeal.
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Presser Hall
Messiah Practice Opens Rehearsals for Community Chorus
Rehearsals begin Sunday at 2 p.m. for Handel's Messiah presented during Christmas season by the community chorus. Practices take place in the First Presbyterian Church choir room under director Gerald Valet, with Baby Sitting provided by Girl Scout Troop 263 for parents.
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First Presbyterian Church
Gerald Valet
Girl Scout Troop 263
Hawaii Dock Strike Threat Ends Union Impasse
Honolulu AP reports Hawaii could face a second dock strike in three months as Local 142 threatens to call out 700 longshoremen and 250 allied workers unless a contract for allied workers is settled.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union Local 142
Teen Hijacker Killed After Plane Takeoff from Trieste
In Trieste a blond teenage hijacker on an ATI twin engine turboprop threatened passengers with a pistol and grenade warning to obey. Disobeyed orders led to his death. the pilot and other crew survived. The incident followed a domestic flight route from Trieste to Venice Ancona Foggia and Bari.
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Trieste
Italy
ATI
Venice
Ancona
Foggia
Bari
Leverett couple welcomes son at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Martin C Leverett of Middletown Route 2 are parents of a son born at Audrain Medical Center at 10 33 p m Friday the baby weighed seven pounds five ounces.
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Audrain Medical Center
J. Stanley Carter
Lulu D. Dean
Mary J. Day
Nora F. Hunt
Mexico
Mary J. Hildebrand
Benton City
Paul J. Henke
Larry Joe Worton
Montgomery City
Jesse
Win B Martin
George Vanlandingham
Paris
John Everett Silvey
Laddonna
Clifford R. Gilliland
Linda R. Beasley
Centralia
Connie Prior
Middletown
Harry Barlow
Lebanon
Linda K. Whitehead
New Florence
Martin C. Leverett
Madge V. Hamilton
Mary L. Smallwood
Robert O. Cross
Edna Maxine Huff
Edna Fay Welch
Maggie’ @. Webber
Linda M. Rehma
Chauncy Johnson
Edward Hodge
Anna Windsor
Carl Jackson
Ruth Offutt
Melvin W. Todd
Laddonia
Raymond EE. Barnes
Sturgeon
Ed Sandbothe
Martinsburg
John H. Chism
Cindy
Lawson
Auxvasse
W. C. Riggs
Albert O. Johnson
Ted Seeley
Farber
Marvin Wehrman
Roland Lewis
Montgomery
Columbia
John’ Harold Hammer
Patricia Jean Handell
Route 2
Abrams Cleared by Committee for Army Chief of Staff
The Senate committee voted 16 to 0 to back Gen. Creighton Abrams for Army chief of staff, finding no blame for unauthorized bombing raids in Vietnam. The panel also rejected promoting Gen. John Lavelle to lieutenant general, noting he violated air war rules and had only a disability retirement outcome of $25,000.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Creighton Abrams
North Vietnam
Abrams
Senate
Creighton W. Abrams
Army
Nixon
Pentagon
Air Force
John D. Lavelle
U.S
Vietnam
Lavelle
John Stennis
Dmiss
7Th Air Force
Stennis
Joint Chiefs of Staff
New Flu Strain May Hit US
Atlanta reports new Type A influenza strains seen in several countries. The CDC warns these variants could cause cases in the United States during the 1972-73 season, though widespread outbreaks remain uncertain.
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Atlanta, Ga
United States
Center For Disease Control
Miliar Banes
Hong Kong
Asia
United Saea
CDC
Eleave
Grain Storage May Reach Crisis Stage
Kansas City area farmers fear a nationwide shipping backlog as grain harvests loom. Roderick Turnbull of the Kansas City Board of Trade warns Gulf storage bottlenecks could freeze shipments back to Kansas City elevators, forcing farmers to store grain locally until backlogs ease. Owen K. Smith of Cargill says railcars are scarce and exporters are anxious about the season.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Roderick Turnbull
Russia
Gulf of Mexico
Turnbull
Gulf
Owen K. Smith
Cargill
Smith
Marijuana Killer Gets Life In Florida Crime
In Sanford Florida 16 year old amateur boxer Stanley DeBose was sentenced to life in prison for killing an elderly storekeeper with a meat cleaver while high on marijuana. Judge Richard Muldrew said the crime would not have occurred without marijuana and warned it as a lesson to all young people.
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Sanford
Fla
Circuit Court
Richard Muldrew
Stanley DeBose
Muldrew
Gifford Sells Mexico Recreation Center to New Owner
William Gifford Jr sold the Mexico Recreation Center at 2138 Jefferson St to Robert Newbrough who took possession Thursday. Gifford, also owner of S and S Gourmet Shop, said his doctor advised reducing activities due to health.
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William Gifford Jr
Mexico Recreation Center
Robert Newbrough
Gifford
Jefferson St
First Child for Mr and Mrs Dial in Baton Rouge
Mr and Mrs John E Dial of 13376 Berwick Dr Baton Rouge Louisiana announce the birth of their first child a son named Christopher born Friday at 6 30 p m weighing six pounds six ounces Kaiser Refractories employee Dial transferred from Mexico to Baton Rouge Also visiting Baton Rouge this summer were Mr and Mrs Dave McCumber and their son David Eric who stayed with the Dials.
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John E. Dial
Berwick Dr
Baton Rouge
Christopher
Dial
Kaiser Refractories
Mexico
Dave McCumber
David Eric
Democrats for Nixon attack McGovern defense plan
A report by a Democratic group backing Nixon labels McGovern defense proposals as riddled with errors and dubious assumptions. It argues a 30 billion dollar cut would cost about 2.1 million defense related jobs and ignores political costs of cuts in Europe and the Middle East while warning of weakened Israel support. Theberge, ex State Department officer, led the effort, though copies show the Nixon label crossed out, as the endorsing group was still winding up.
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Washington
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
United States
U.S
James D. Theberge
State Department
Hubert H. Humphrey
Europe
West Germany
Mediterranean
Middle East
Israel
Democrats
Theberge
Treasury
John By Connally
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Larry Horton
Buel
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A LI
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Messiah Practice
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Queen OF Scots
Elizabeth
England
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Vaness Redgrave
Davids Jackson
McGoohan
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Mary, Queen of Scots
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Mane
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Charles Jarmott
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