Weather, obits and public safety in Missouri town
Official 7:00 a.m readings show temps from 39 to 62 with a 62 high prior day and 39 at 7 a.m. Forecasts predict cloudy nights, a 30 percent rain chance Tuesday, and highs near 70 in Missouri. Hospital notices list admissions, births, and dismissals in Audrain County. sheriff reports include thefts and DUI cases. traffic accidents are documented along with court actions and market reports for Missouri livestock and Chicago commodities.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
Chicago — Board of Trade
Chicago
Middle West
Chicago Board of Trade
Kennedy Ends Presidential Bid Not Running in 1976
Senator Kennedy said there is no circumstance that would alter his decision and will run for re election to the Senate in 1976. He is sole surviving son of Joseph P Kennedy and guardian of his slain brothers’ children. His son Edward Jr. lost part of a leg last year to bone cancer. He faced hecklers and mixed reviews on campaigns and a busing controversy, with implications tied to Chappaquiddick. He noted he would not avoid questions about Chappaquiddick if he chose not to run.
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Indiana
California
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Market dips after rate cut hopes fade
New York stocks reversed early gains as a hoped reduction in the prime lending rate did not occur. The noon Dow fell 3.29 points to 667.47 while advances led declines 2 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Stock Market
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Air Commission to Hear Variance Requests From Four Firms
Missouri Air Conservation Commission in Kansas City will review variance requests from Di dion and Sons of St. Peters C E Refractories of Vandalia W H Arnold Log and Lumber Co Hannibal Marion County Milling Co Hannibal and possibly Union Electric Co St Louis The agenda includes a traffic plan progress update a 10 year air quality maintenance plan for St Louis and talks on federal Clean Air Act amendments A public hearing on compliance plans precedes the 1 30 pm meeting except for Didion and Sons which already presented its plan
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Jefferson City
Missouri Air Conservation Commission
Missouri
Kansas City
Didion and Sons of
St. Peters
C. E. Refractories
Vandalia
W. H. Arnold Log and Lumber Co
Marion County Milling Co
Hannibal
Union Electric Co
St. Louis
Didion and Sons
Deaths New Florence man William Dixon dies at 63
William Otis Dixon 63 of New Florence died at 1 30 a m at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico after a heart attack at home Sunday He was born February 6 1911 in Montgomery County and returned to New Florence a year ago Survived by five Reuters (fragments show continuation)
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New Florence
William Otis Dixon
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Baker Funeral Home
Mr. Dixon
Montgomery County
Frances Loeffler Dies in Montgomery City at 79
Miss Frances Loeffler 79, longtime Montgomery City resident, died at home after a brief illness. Born June 6, 1895 in Dardennes St Louis County, she was a housekeeper for priests after her father's death and a member of Immaculate Conception Church. Funeral set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Immaculate Conception, with burial in St Mary’s Cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m. Tuesday at Schlanker Funeral Home. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Survived by two sisters Mrs Agnew Ward and Mrs Lorna Denningmann. several nieces and nephews. Her parents and siblings preceded her in death.
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Montgomery City
Frances Loeffler
Dardennes
St. Louis County
John
Agnes Amptmann Loeffler
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Patrick Dolan
Mexico
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Schlanker Funeral Home
Agnew Ward
St. Louis
Lorna Denningmann
East St. Louis
D L McGeorge Of Wellsville Dies At 79
Delbert Lee McGeorge 79 of Route 2 Wellsville died Sunday at Audrain Medical Center Mexico A retired farmer He will be buried in Fairmont Cemetery Middletown Services at Myers Funeral Home 2 pm Tuesday Officiating Rev Clarence Smith He is survived by wife Bessie Phillips son Robert E McGeorge brother Ed McGeorge sister Mrs Mary Summers and two grandsons Marvin and Mark McGeorge He was a Middletown United Methodist Church member.
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Wellsville
Delbert Lee McGeorge
Route 2
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Myers Funeral Home
Clarence Smith
United Methodist and Presbyterian Church
Fairmont
Middletown
Mr. McGeorge
Pike County
John Lee
Maggie Moore McGeorge
Bessie Phillips
Robert E. McGeorge
Columbia
Ed McGeorge
Bowling Green
Mary Summers
New Hartford
Marvin
Mark McGeorge
McGeorge
Retired Hallsville Teacher Edna Tribble Dies
Edna Earle Tribble, 66, of Hallsville died Sunday at Columbia House health care center after living there since January. A retired teacher who worked in Aztec School Kansas City Boone County and O Fallon, she leaves a daughter Beverly McGee and son Raydell Goosby of Columbia, five grandchildren, two brothers Les Tribble and Hope Tribble, a cousin Helen Tribble Roberts, and a late brother. She was a Red Top Christian Church member and Missouri State Teachers Assn. Funeral 1 p.m. Tuesday at Meador and Son Funeral Home Centralia, with burial Red Top Cemetery. visitation at Meadors until services.
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Centralia
Meador and Son Funeral
Edna Earle Tribble
Hallsville
Columbia House
Boone County
Earl and
Christina Finlay Tribble
Aztec School
Kansas City
O'Fallon
Beverly McGee
Raydell Goosby
Columbia
Brent
Arlis
Pamela
Victoria
Scott Burton
Les Tribble
Hope Tribble
Independence
Helen Tribble Roberts
Red Top Christian Church
Missouri State Teachers Assn
Robert Ho
Kissinger calls for global aid push on food and oil
Kissinger urged a worldwide effort to raise food production by century's end and to address rising oil prices. He outlined Rome conference proposals to boost fertilizer output, fund research, and rebuild reserves while seeking a new understanding between consumers and producers. He blamed deliberate production limits for high oil costs and signaled U.S. openness to investments from oil revenues and producer roles in economic institutions.
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Kissinger
U.S
United States
Rome
Cern
D H Hart of Bellflower Dies at 89
Denias Hugh Hart 89 of Bellflower died Saturday at Lincoln County Memorial Hospital Troy after a brief stay Visitation is this evening at Jones Funeral Home Bellflower Funeral services are 2 PM Tuesday at Bellflower Methodist Church Rev Raymond R Belfield of Moberly officiating Burial in Bellflower Cemetery Born April 4 1885 near Big Spring son of William Perry and Ema Cundiff Hart Married Viola Utter March 9 1909 She died August 14 1972 Lived much of life in Montgomery County Worked for Walbash Railroad and as track yard foreman at Francis Station near Mexico Began with C B Q railroad in Bellflower March 1905 Retired to a farm near Bellflower 1934 moved to Bellflower 1959 Survivors include three daughters and two grandchildren.
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Bellflower
Denias Hugh Hart
Lincoln County Memorial Hospital
Troy
Bellflower Methodist Church
Raymond R. Belfield
Moberly
Bellflower Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Big Spring
William Perry
Ema Cundiff
Hart
Viola Utter
Montgomery County
Walbash Railroad
Francis Station
Mexico
Paul Blane
Joe Ockerhausen
New Florence
Mac May
St. Ann
Louis K. McGee Rites At Paris
Services for Louis K. McGee 80 who died in Kansas City will be held at Agnew Funeral Home in Paris at 2 p.m. Tuesday. The Rev. Mike Crouch will officiate with burial in Bethel Cemetery Holliday. Pallbearers are Tommy and Lilburn McGee Larry and William LeGrand Ray Blades and Herbert Ragsdale. Born November 1893 in Holliday Monroe County son of the late Elvie and George McGee a Holliday native. McGee a retired carpenter had lived in Kansas City for many years.
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Paris
Louis K. McGee
Kansas City
Agnew
Mike Crouch
Bethel Cemetery
Holliday
Tommy
Lilburn McGee
Larry
William LeGrand
Ray Blades
Herbert Ragsdale
Mr. McGee
Monroe County
George McGee
Elvie
McGee
Wealthy Indian Maharaja Jaya Chamaraja Wadiyar Dies
Jaya Chamaraja Wadiyar, a renowned Indian Maharaja and one of the wealthiest former rulers, died today in a palace in Bangalore. The prominent figure was noted for his wealth and colorful public persona.
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Bangalore
India
Jaya Chamaraja Wadiyar
Burger Injured in Bicycle Accident in Washington
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger remains hospitalized in Washington for tests after breaking a rib and sustaining cuts in a bicycle crash on Friday. Witnesses say he appeared to swerve to avoid a car and was brushed by a vehicle’s fender.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
15 Minute Bride Hurt In Wreck In Vandalia
A 9 20 p m Saturday accident in Vandalia sent a bride of about 15 minutes to the hospital. Rosie Yager and Marvin Yager were riders in a pickup driven by Dale Hull when it hit a car driven by Bobby McCurdy. Rosie was treated and released. Connie Holt remained hospitalized with satisfactory condition. No arrest.
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Love Street
Jefferson
John David Qualls
Olive St
Love
Pearl Motor Co
Liberty Street
Green Boulevard
Steven LeRoy Birdsong
Route 9
Columbia
Debra Sue Huttsell
Monroe St
Eagle Street
Cardinal Street
Eagle
Jerry Blair
Promenade St
Blair
L. A. Harrison
Mc-Con
Holt St
Vandalia
Dave Strassner
Rosie Yager
Marvin Yager
Vandalia Rte. 2
Dale E. Hull
Rte. 3
Bobby R. McCurdy
Vandalia Rte. 3
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Yager
Rosie Lynn
Connie Holt
Strassner
West Home
Walnut Streets
Troy Powell
Larry D. Powell
Barbara Carlson
Main Street
Olive Street
Troy
Carlson
Rowell
Water To Be Cloudy in Southeast Tomorrow
Orville Willis of the Missouri Cities Water Co says residents in southeast Mexico may notice cloudy water tomorrow as the company begins flushing fire hydrants. Flushing will continue tomorrow and Wednesday in the southeast section south of E Monroe and east of 5S Jefferson.
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Orville Willis
Missouri Cities Water Co
Mexico
E. Monroe
5S. Jefferson
Mercury Pix Show From Mariner 10 Photos
Unmanned Mariner 10 sent 330 more pictures of Mercury from a Saturday pass, including sunbaked cliffs not seen on the Moon or Mars. The craft skimmed Mercury from 30,000 miles,fthe mission earlier captured 2,000 images during its March dark side fly-by within 430 miles of the planet.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 10
Mercury
Solar System
Mariner
Moon
Mars
Haldeman seeks delay in Watergate trial
Former White House aide H R Haldeman asked Chief Justice Warren Burger to postpone the Watergate cover up trial set for Oct 1 until the Supreme Court rules on his challenge to the indictment He contends Congress extended the grand jury term last fall and the Court of Appeals in Washington denied his delay petition.
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Washington
White House
H. R. Haldeman
Warren E. Burger
Watergate
Supreme Court
Watergate Building
Richard M. Nixon
Haldeman
Congress
Watergate Grand Jury
Burger
Court of Appeals
Rockefeller 1976 80 presidential ambitions spark questions
Senate hearings spotlight Nelson Rockefeller amid the Nixon and Agnew resignations. James B. Allen presses for clarity on Rockefeller's views and potential conflicts as a future president or vice president. Rockefeller insists his wealth is managed by others and that public service is his sole aim, while acknowledging no intent to amend the Constitution. He reflects on Attica and notes no plan to pardon a president under criminal investigation.
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Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Rockefeller
Ford
Allen
Congress
New York
Howard M. Cannon
D-Nev
Cannon
United States
Attica State Prison
First Flight Of Deserters In Processing
A military charter flight brings 75 deserters to Atterbury Indiana for amnesty processing under President Ford’s plan. Ft. Harrison processed 27 men earlier. 18 more are there. Deserters undergo four days of checks, examinations, and counseling to determine eligibility for clemency or alternative service.
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Jerry Garrett
Associated Press
Atterbury
Ind
Ford
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Harrison
Weir Cook
Fort Knox
Joint Alternative Service Board
Ft. Harrison
Southeast Asia
Roy Wilkins
Jesse Jackson
ABC
Jackson
Wilkins
Gallup
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van Matre
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