Local Weather Ledgerland Forecast and Yesterday's Figures
Ledgerland forecasts a clear night with a low in the 40s and southerly winds, Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies and a 70s high. Missouri outlook calls for fair to partly cloudy weather, cooler today with warmer Tuesday, and a midweek chance of showers ending Thursday with highs in the 60s and lows around 40s. Precipitation totals show month to date 1.10 inches, year to date 34.78 inches. Sun sets at 6:22 p.m. and rises at 7:23 a.m.
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Obituary highlights and public safety notices fill The Daily Record
The Daily Record lists deaths Alfred Earl Smith 61 and Anna A. Lemasters 58 among others, alongside a wide public safety roundup. It reports hospital admissions at Audrain Medical Center, birth notices, police incidents, a burglary at Fina Gas Station, and a sheriff’s investigation into gun and jewelry losses.
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Dean Kuntz
Hallsville
Glovena Fipps
Piper Kenoyer
Julia Ahs
Kathryn Gerken
Montgomery City
Robert Young
Shawn Perkins
George Lewis
Karen Weldy
Verna Moore
Vandalia
Charles Duthbert
Alfred Hinton
Martinsburg
Mary Fox
Laddonia
Alfred Earl Smith
Anna A. Lemasters
Aaron B. McKenzie
Used Car Mileage Brings Theft Charges
Henry Wynberg, Elizabeth Taylor's boyfriend, faces arraignment on five counts of grand theft for allegedly altering odometers on cars he sold in Huntington Park California. The charges arise from DMV investigations claiming odometers were rolled back to show fewer miles on five cars through late 1972. Wynberg was unavailable for comment.
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Huntington Park
Calif
Henry Wynberg
Elizabeth Taylor
Wynberg
California
California Division of Motor Vehicles
Market Reports Stock Market Slips Amid Earnings, Rate Cuts
Wall Street eased in thin trading as third quarter earnings underwhelm and several banks announced prime rate cuts to 11 percent. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 653.32, down 1.56, with breadth modestly negative and the NYSE volume led by Transamerica. Ford Motor slid 1.56 on cost cuts, while Imperial Oil fell 0.75 on the Amex.
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American Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Transamerica Corp
Ford Motor
Imperial Oil A
Supreme Court weighs counsel aid in summary courts-martial
Justices consider whether defendants in minor military cases receive fair trial with defense counsel. Government argues absence of prosecutors would skew proceedings and retroactive rulings could undo thousands of convictions and cost the state pay and grade refunds. The case stems from Marines at Santa Ana air station and factors include hospital abortion rules, inmate transfers, and patient treatment rights.
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Circuit Court
San Francisco
Marine Corps Air Station
Santa Ana
Calif
Virginia. Minn
Rockefeller says wife recovering well after cancer surgery
Vice President-designate Nelson Rockefeller reports Hap py Rockefeller is in excellent spirits after the left breast removal last Thursday. Memorial Sloan-Kettering officials say she has minimal pain, is progressing well, and will be active with postoperative rehabilitation exercises.
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NEW York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Happy
Rockefeller
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Middletown Woman Anna Lemasters Dies at 59
Anna A. Lemasters of Middletown died Sunday at her home aged 59. Services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Myers Funeral Home with Rev. Hugh Ash officiating and burial in Fairmont Cemetery. She was born February 9, 1915 in DeKoben Kentucky. She is survived by her husband Garnet two stepsons Richard and Robert Lemasters, a stepdaughter Fern Pritchett, a brother William Austin and a sister Marie Lombardo.
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Anna A. Lemasters
Myers Funeral Home
Hugh Ash
Fairmont Cemetery
Richard Lemasters
Robert Lemasters
St. Louis
Fern Pritchett
Montgomery City
William Austin
Marie Lombardo
Mrs. Aaron McKinzie Dies At 71
Mrs. Aaron B. McKenzie died at 71 after a lengthy illness in Centralia where she had lived ten months with her husband near his sisters. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Fenton Funeral Home led by Reverend Larry Smith, with burial in Glendale Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Visitation is tonight at 7 p.m. Pallbearers are Walter Garrett Leonard Tilton Carson Blanton Thomas L. Patton Thomas Wayne Patton Burt Smith. Born Roselind Kohn on March 27 1903 in LaMoille Iowa she married Aaron B. McKenzie July 12 1924 in Hannibal. She belonged to the Congregational Church in Marshalltown Iowa. She is survived by a sister Mrs Mina Wittick Montour Iowa two brothers Harold Kohn Upland California and William Kohn Buena Park California two sisters-in-law Mrs Robert Tilton and Mrs Ethel Butcher Centralia. A brother and sister preceded her in death.
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Aaron B. McKenzie
Fenton Funeral Home
Larry Smith
Parkview Christian Church
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Walter Garrett
Leonard Tilton
Carson Blanton
Thomas L. Patton
Thomas Wayne Patton
Burt Smith
Roselind Kohn
LaMoille
Iowa
Otto
Maude Wilson Kohn
Hannibal
Congregational Church
Marshalltown
Mina Wit
Alfred Smith Dies At 61 Rites Held In Jonesburg
Alfred Earl Smith 61 died unexpectedly Friday at his Jonesburg home. He was buried in Jonesburg Cemetery after services at Harding Funeral Home. A truck driver retired after burns from a gas explosion. Survived by wife Evelyn and eight children, two brothers, two sisters, all in Illinois and nearby states.
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Alfred Earl Smith
Harding Funeral Home
Smith
Evelyn Smith
Brighton
Eddie
Allen
Howard
Ronald
Ella Louise Stoffi
Illinois
Richard
Warrenton
Oliver
St. Louis
George Engel
Florence Schroer
California
Memorial Held For Mrs. Raymond Powell
Memorial services for Mrs. Raymond F. Powell, 67, were conducted Tuesday at the First Congregational Church in St. Louis. Interment was in Oak Hill Cemetery in Kirkwood. She was born Abigail Harrison in Mineola on October 5, 1907. Survived by husband, two sons, three grandchildren, a brother, and three sisters. Memorials may be made to the church or Memorial Home in St. Louis.
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First Congregational Church
St. Louis
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Kirkwood
Wydown Blynd
Grand and
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Powell
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Mineola
Albert Yates
Jennie Baker Harrison
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Stephen F. Powell Jr
Arden W
Jennie Harrison Powell
W. F. Powell
Hermann
Virginia H. Peters
Fulton
Mary Sharp Haynes
Joplin
Mabel Martin Foor
Rockefellers Commission Spends $975000 on Intellectuals
NEW YORK AP Vice President designate Rockefeller disclosed spending of $975,000 to hire 139 recruits for the Commission on Critical Choices for Americans. Notable names include Walt Rostow and John Dunlop. Nancy Kissinger to lead geographic studies with a $340,000 budget. The panel has raised $3.423 million toward a $4.5 million two year budget through 1975.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Walt W. Rostow
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Texas
John Dunlop
Harvard
Cost of Living Council
Nancy Maginnis Kissinger
Secretary of State
Commission
Rockefeller
Laurance
Honduras Cabinet Ministers Stay At Work Amid Rumors
Honduran government says all but one cabinet member remain on duty despite local press claims that they were forced to resign. Public confidence and political stability are being watched as the administration handles the rumored resignations and ongoing governance.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Archbishop Byrne Found Dead In Bed
The Most Rev Leo C Byrne archbishop coadjutor of the St Paul and Minneapolis Archdiocese died at 66. He was found in bed at 8 15 a m with cardiac arrest likely four to five hours earlier. Born March 19 1908 in St Louis he was ordained in 1933 and held multiple posts including apostolic administrator of Wichita and archbishop coadjutor since 1967.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Leo C. Byrne
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Leo Binz
Byrne
Binz
St. Louis
Wichita
Kenrick Seminary
St. Louis University
Rhonda West Named to Who's Who in HS 1973 74
Rhonda West daughter of Mrs. Gwen West Sullivan of Kansas City is named to Who's Who Among American High School Students for 1973 74. She is granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. West of 803 E LaFayette Mexico and active in Beta Club Spanish club drum major of the marching band Girl Scout leader with four trophies two medals for outstanding musicianship and the AAUW 100 girls award. She plans to attend Stanford University or Yale University after graduation.
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Gwen West Sullivan
Kansas City
W. C. West
E. LaFayette
Mexico
Miss West
Stanford University
Yale University
Birth of Linden Northcutt Lottman at Georgetown Hospital
Mr and Mrs Harry Hildebrand announce the birth of their great granddaughter Linden Northcutt Lottman born October 16 at 3 15 pm at Georgetown University Hospital Washington DC to Mr and Mrs Robert Lottman former Miss Pam Covington daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Covington of Columbia Linden has a sister Anne age 2 and a brother Andrew age 4
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Georgetown University Hospital
Washington, D.C
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Lottman
Pam Covington
Charles Covington
Columbia
Linden
Anne
Andrew
Pesky Pooch Delays Ford in Congressional Golf Round
President Ford played 18 holes at Congressional Golf Club with Lee Elder Rep Leslie Arends and a local businessman. A mischievous Irish setter named Jake interrupted practice by lying in Ford's path, prompting several near-misses before Ford completed a 96 for the round. Elder praised Ford's driving and putting as his strongest aspects. Ford said he hoped to play Elder again once Congress adjourns.
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Lee Elder
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R-Iil
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Congress
Curtis Labels Eagleton Spender In Missouri Senate Race
Republican Thomas B. Curtis denounces Senator Thomas F. Eagleton as a demagogue promising varied benefits to farmers the elderly and workers. He defends a conservative budget and proposes a voluntary trust fund plan for most with 10 percent under Social Security changes. Also reports birth of Amy Marie Schlapper in Boone County and details on family.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Thomas B. Curtis
Curtis
Eagleton
Tom Curtis
Trial Continued Reveals Watergate Tape Implications
The March 21 discussion shows Ehrlichman warning of indictments from grand jury testimony and Hunt’s black mail demands. Jaworski says the Watergate story will emerge at trial, with tapes detailing Dean Nixon and aides on March 21 and 22. He also calls Nixon guilty of obstruction and rejects Ford’s pardon rationale.
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Ford Says No Russian Assurances on Jewish Emigration
President Ford stated the United States has no assurance the Soviets will permit 60,000 Jews and others to emigrate yearly in exchange for trade status gains. Sen. Jackson claimed a 60,000 minimum, while Ford avoided specific figures, as a trade bill potential looms.
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Swiss Voters Reject Plan to Deport Foreign Workers
Swiss voters decisively rejected a constitutional amendment to deport 540,000 foreigners over three years. About 70 percent voted against the measure, which would have set a foreign resident cap and expelled mainly farmhands and low wage workers, two thirds of whom were Spaniards and Italians seeking better pay.
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Switzerland
National Action Against
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Geneva
MU Fraternity House Damaged By Fire
A Phi Kappa Psi house at the University of Missouri Columbia suffered about 12500 in damage after a fire started in a fireplace on the upper floor. Firefighters arrived around 12:30 a.m. and members returned by 3 a.m. No injuries were reported. In a separate note, a daughter weighing five pounds five ounces was born at Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Mike Smashey of Perry.
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James Griffin
Marvin L. Fisher
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Juanita Dye
Beulah Belcher
Barbara D. Reeder
Brenda
John L. Salmon
Robert B. Gamble
Haxlitt Wright
John Schriefer
Lonnie L. McDonnald
William Rawlings
Donald Orion
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Paris
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Eva Mitchell
Mary J. West
Auxvasse
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Wellsville
Willard Adams
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Highway
Montgomery City
Timothy B. Fort
Freddie D. Wille
Middletown
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Mike Shashey
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Smashey
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