Weather and local notices from Missouri daily record
The 7 am reading shows highs in the 60s to low 70s with nightly lows in 40s, rain chances southeast sustained into Friday, and a look ahead to weekend highs around 70. Audrain Medical Center reports multiple admissions, births, and dismissals in Mexico and surrounding towns, plus sheriff and court activity, traffic incidents, and stock market updates across regional commodities and futures.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Market Reports on Cattle and Stocks with Fed Stimulus Impact
Market data show cattle prices and feeder trends with cattle categories and ranges. Over the counter trading notes and New York Stock Exchange movements reflect a broad market advance after Federal Reserve monetary stimulus news, with the Dow Jones noon average up to 841.70 and a gain of 4.48.
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Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock, Exchange
Bobbie’ Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Dow Jones
NEW York
Federal Reserve
New York Stock Exchange
Deaths Null 50 of Vinita Oklahoma
Vinita Oklahoma resident died Wednesday at a Vinita hospital after a heart attack last week. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Friday and graveside rites at Elmwood Cemetery Saturday with Rev. J C Montgomery officiating. Born January 21, 1925 in Mexico he was the son of Russell and Dorothy Redhouse Null. Surviving are his wife Pat Bell three daughters five grandchildren his mother and extended relatives in Mexico and Vinita. Precht-Pickering Funeral Home in charge.
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Charles Eugene
Gene) Null
Vinita
Okla
Oklahoma
Elmwood Cemetery
J.C. Montgomery
Mexico
Russell
Dorothy Redhouse Null
Pat Bell
Exchange-Green Ford Co
Presbyterian Church
Leland Kidd
Owasso
Mike Williams
Dave Ivy
Dorothy) Blackburn
L.A. Stuart
Jim Redhouse
Ralph Null
Evalee Jackson
Leona Schroers
Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
J A Hemmings of Holliday Dies at 98
J A Hemmings 98 of Holliday died at Pleasant View Nursing Home near Paris at 12 30 p m Wednesday He lived with daughter Mrs Mary Frances Reid in Mexico He was born in Iowa August 10 1877 and married Myrtle Quisenberry November 3 1907 Survived by two daughters a son in law three grandchildren seven great grandchildren Funeral 2 p m Friday at Agnew Funeral Home Paris Rev Stan Fretwell officiating Burial Bethel Cemetery Holliday Visitation today at funeral home Pallbearers listed
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Paris
J.A. Hemmings
Holliday
Pleasant View
Mary Frances Reid
W. Monroe
Mexico
Iowa
John
Mary Wilks Hemmings
Myrtle Quisenberry
Bethel Cemetery
Justus Oleny
Lee Mitchell
Ralph Howe
Nora Miller
Cloyce Menefee
Herbert Halliburton
Graveside Rites For Crump Infant
The infant son of Phillip and Debra Ann Crump of Centralia died Wednesday at University Medical Center in Columbia after birth at Audrain Medical Center. Graveside services at 9:30 am Friday, Rev. John Blass officiating. Survivors include parents, grandparents Donald Berrey and Charles Crump, great grandparents Marvin Robinson, ee Berrey, and George T. Smith. Arnold Funeral home is handling arrangements.
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Crump
Phillip
Debra Ann Crump
Centralia
University Medical Center
Columbia
Audrain Medical Center
Elmwood Cemetery
John Blass
Debra Ann Berrey Crump
Donald Berrey
Charles Crump
School board considers after school computer classes
The board discussed extending computer courses after hours with concerns about hands on access. Enrollment figures, facility remodeling progress, staff reassignment, and personnel changes were reviewed alongside state teachers convention dates and upcoming bus passenger-day projections.
Nixon Watergate Probers Cite Tape Erasures and ITT Ties
The Watergate inquiry notes that experts found intentional erasures in the 18 minute White House tape and that while many questioned individuals were examined, no one faced indictment. It also details probes into Hughes cash to Rebozo and ITT’s access to officials, with no criminal charges.
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Rebozo
Tn All
Nixon
Congress
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
ITT
Ford Sees Encouraging Data Ahead for Economy
Ford told a National Association of Food Chains meeting that very encouraging economic statistics would soon be released showing the nation’s economy moving toward a sensible long range answer to its problems. He spoke amid discussions on the year 2000 and the economy.
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National Association of Food Chains
Ford
Moseley Rites Held At Arnold for W C Moseley
Funeral services for William Craig Moseley were set for 2 p m today at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Frank Park presiding and Mrs John Willer as organist. Burial followed in Auxvasse Cemetery. Pallbearers named: Bob Weidler, Marion Weidler, Charles Guthrie, Lorell Ledford, Vee Vorhis, Tom Hannah.
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William Craig Moseley
Arnold Funeral Home
Frank Park
John Willer
Auxvasse
Bob Weidler
Marion Weidler
Charles Guthrie
Lorell Ledford
Vee Vorhis
Tom Hannah
Soybean Price Seen Dropping From Record 6.50
The Agriculture Department expects farm soybean prices to fall sharply below last season's record 6.50 per bushel as bumper crops lift supply. As of Sept. 15, the national farm price averaged 5.32 a bushel, down 2 from a year earlier. Output in 1976 is projected higher, with 1.47 billion bushels expected this fall, up 19 percent from 1974.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Department
Anniversary Dinner at White House for Ford Couple
President and Mrs. Ford celebrated their 27th wedding anniversary with a White House buffet for 34 longtime friends. They were married October 15, 1948 in Grand Rapids Michigan. A cake by the White House chef accompanied beef stew with walnuts.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Grand Rapids
Mich
Betty Bloomer
Nations Agree To Wait On Decisions
Paris reports that representative industrial and developing nations reached a three day preparatory accord to shelve differences until a December meeting. They outlined four negotiating commissions on energy raw materials development and finance with a plan to report back after a year of work. Countries named include the United States Japan Europe Algeria Saudi Arabia Venezuela Iran Brazil India and Zaire.
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Paris
U.S
United States
Financial Commission
International Monetary Fund
Algeria
Japan
European Common Market
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
Iran
Brazil
India
Zaire
14 Foot Trailers Allowed On Missouri Highways Indefinitely
Jefferson City Missouri AP permission to transport 14 foot wide mobile homes on state highways was extended indefinitely by the state Highway Commission. The panel kept the existing usable routes two feet narrower than the trailers and did not expand the list. Chief engineer Robert N Hunter noted accident rates for 14 footers were similar to 12 footers and about 12 000 permits were issued during the two year trial.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Highway Commission
Robert N. Hunter
Hunter
Tme
Kissinger Says Nixon Barely Governed in Last Months
Secretary of State Kissinger privately told a Ottawa banquet crowd Nixon barely governed during his final 18 months as president while Watergate unfolded. He called Nixon an odd artificial man who did not enjoy meeting people and seemed to overthink encounters. He also praised the Kennedy family and said Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis is sexy.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Richard M. Nixon
Washington Post
Ottawa
Allan MacKachen
Kissinger
Nixon
The
Post
the Post
Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Jr. Humane Society Names Officers
Officers were elected at a junior humane society meeting in the courthouse community room. Cindy Greene was named president, Fred McNatt vice president, Krista Davenport secretary, Shawn Hess treasurer, and Susan Lytle reporter. Board members are Susan Barton Tim Bates and Sandi Sewell. The 18 member club plans a kindness calendar fundraiser and will visit Dr. Don Hudson’s veterinary clinic before the next meeting Nov 12 at 7 30 p.m. led by Mrs. Richard Sewell with Mrs. Roy Scott assisting.
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Junior Humane Society
Cindy Greene
Fred McNatt
Krista Davenport
Shawn Hess
Susan Lytle
Susan Barton
Tim Bates
Sandi Sewell
Penny Heitmeyer
Audrain County Humane Society
Cosmonaut Jokes About Utah Alcohol Rules
Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov tours the United States with Soyuz Apollo spacemen and jokes in Salt Lake City about Utah liquor laws. He quips that Utah bans alcohol but admits he carries several bottles in his suitcases, highlighting local prohibition.
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Salt Lake City
Alexei Leonov
United States
Leonov
Soyuz- Apollo
Underground Weather Underground fugitives talk of Capitol bombing
Bernardine Dohrn and four Weather Underground leaders describe the 1971 Capitol bombing and Leary prison escape as part of a Rolling Stone interview. They discuss evading the FBI, cloak and dagger film security, and plans to broaden future actions including more escapes.
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Bernardine Dohrn
Weather Underground
U.S
Rolling Stone
Miss Dohrn
Timothy Leary
Emile de Antonio
Jeffrey Carl Jones
Kathie Boudin
William Charles Ayers
Cathryn Platt Wilkerson
FBI
de Antonio
Haskell Wexler
Mary Lampson
Jones
Capitol
Leary
Algiers
Europe
Weatherman
Students For A Democratic Society
Danforth's Senate fund leads in Missouri campaign money
Danforth for Senator Committee reports $249,625 in contributions and pledges, with over $63,000 raised since July, mostly from St. Louis area business donors maxed at $1,000. Hearnes reports $183,431 on hand for his Democratic primary bid, including $57,059 since July and $46,405 spent, plus $13,500 for a public poll and $11,352 on July 19 dinner food. Other candidates include Litton and Symington, with varying receipts. Federal law requires quarterly reports. primary spending cap on Missouri is $316,704 and general cap $475,056.
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Mov
John C. Danforth
U.S. Senate
Secretary of State
Danforth
St. Louis
Warren E. Hearnes
Senate
Charleston
James Symington
St. Louis County
Jerry Litton
Chillicothe
Missourians For Litton
Symington For Senator
Kansas City
Joe Teasdale
US Senate
Clerk of the Senate
Missouri
Man Sues Over Religion Bias in St Louis Firm
Missouri Commission on Human Rights ruled in favor of Robert Mahoney S claiming Hussmann Refrigerator Co discriminated against him for his World Wide Church of God beliefs. Mahoney contended he was fired for observing his Sabbath from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset, with the commission saying employers must accommodate religious beliefs unless it causes undue hardship. A written order detailing recompense was expected within a week.
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Jefferson City, Co
Missouri Commission On Human Rights Today
St. Louis
Robert Mahoney
Hussmann
Commission
Mahoney
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