Missouri Weather and Patrol Reports From Daily Record
Weather summary for Missouri regions with forecast through Tuesday include cold highs near 60s by midweek and night lows around 60, plus shifting conditions. Police notes detail summonses for failure to yield, careless driving, and other traffic incidents in Audrain and surrounding counties, along with hospital admissions and local weather observations.
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Chicago Grain Soybeans and Wheat and Corn Price Table
Chicago grain notes show soybean futures with November 2.36 percent and January 2.91 percent, March 2.644, May 3.00, July 3.0144, and September 2.8234. wheat prices for December 1.69 percent, March 1.72 percent, May 1.69 percent, July 1.59 percent, September 1.603 percent. corn futures listed with December 1.5114, March 1.5644, May 1.59, July 1.6148, and September 1.59.
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John Dos Passos Dies at 74
John Dos Passos, famed author of the U S A trilogy, died at 74 in Baltimore after heart trouble. He and his wife split time between Baltimore and a Virginia home, with later works critiquing labor and liberalism.
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Baltimore
Amercan
Good Samaritan Hospital
Elizabeth
Severlal
Westmoreland
Dos Passos
Bar.v Goldwater
Nixon Seeks Middle East Peace During Rome Visit
President Nixon held talks in Rome stressing respect for recognized boundaries independence for all nations and a lasting Palestinian refugee solution. He met Colom bo at Villa Madama and discussed avoiding escalation while reaffirming U.S. resolve in the Mediterranean. Aide noted concerns over Soviet naval presence and potential evacuations in Jordan as NATO fears grew.
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Middle East
Nixon
Colombo
Quirinale
Italy
Saragat
Vatican
Villa Madama
Francesco de Martino
Pope Paul VI
U.S
Saratoga
Mediterranean
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Myrdals Awarded German Peace Prize in 1970
Gunnar Myrdal age 71 writer head of Stockholm Peace Research Institute and his wife Alva Sweden's minister of disarmament win the German book trade peace prize for 1970. They accept a 2720 prize and urge a ban on all atomic biological and chemical weapons. Mrs Myrdal calls for halting napalm and restrictions on military activity on the ocean floor.
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Gunnar Myrdal
Stockholm Peace Research Institute
Alva
Sweden
Myrdals
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Mrs. Willie Blake Dies Rites Today
Centralia funeral services were held for Mrs. Willie Jewell Blake 67 who died Saturday night at Audrain Hospital. The service at First Baptist Church was led by Rev. Howard White with Balton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Born in Boone County March 30 1903 she was the daughter of William Edward and Euria Palmer Bugg. She married Oscar G. Blake in 1921. he died in 1952. Survivors include daughter Loretta Rogers Centralia son Oscar W. Blake Centralia three grandchildren two great grandchildren three sisters Laura Hatfield Mexico Violet Wainscott Centralia and Margaret Carter Mexico two brothers Frank Bugg Wichita Kansas and William Bugg Hartford Illinois.
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Willie Jewell Blake
Audrain Hospital
First Baptist Church
Howard White
Balton Feneral
Blake
Boone County
William Edward
Euria Palmer Bugg
Oscar G. Blake
Lawrence
Loretta) Rodgers
Oscar W. Blake
Laura Hatfield
Mexico
Violet Wainscott
Margaret Carter
Frank Bugg
Wichita
Kan
William Bugg
Hartford
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Death notice for Mrs. Roy Bellamy of Lincoln
Mrs. Roy Bellamy 81 former Mexicoan died unexpectedly at home in Lincoln September 19. Born November 15, 1868 she was the daughter of R. J. and Nancy Eaton Balir, born in Dwight Illinois. Funeral services were held in Lincoln with burial at Memorial Gardens Cemetery. survivors include husband and Mrs. Jennie Crockett of Centra lia, a niece Mrs. Fred Cohen of Jackson Michigan, two nephews and other relatives.
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Mexico
Jennie Crockett
Centralia
Lincoln
Neb
Roy Bellamy
Grace Balir
Memorial Gardens
Bellamy
Blair
R. J
Nancy Eaton Balir
Dwight, Il
Crockett
Fred
Margaret
Cohen
Jackson
Mich
John W. Blair
River Junction Mich
James
Eaton Blair
Monroe City
W. D. Blair
Grace Lake
Joe E. Blair
Election rules on school levies and majorities
The passage explains that elections are decided by a simple majority, with no limit if a two thirds majority is secured. It notes that if a tax or levy is increased and fails at the annual school election, the prior levy remains in effect. If the board proposes no change, those measures need not be voted on, and boards may levy less than the amount voters approved.
Hearnes Flies Into Danforth in Political Clash
Gov. Warren Hearnes charged Atty. Gen. John Danforth with using his Senate campaign to attack the Hearnes administration. Hearnes complained of political salvos, urged Danforth to answer why a simple legal opinion request lagged, and defended welfare and Social Security proposals amid debate on federal programs.
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Warren E. Hearnes
John C. Danforth
Hearnes
U.S. Senate
United States
Danforth
Couple Held After Jet Holdup Chase At Boston Area
Port Authority police arrested a man and a woman after a chase and standoff near Worces ter and Haverhill while the pair planned to board a boac jetliner with armed hostages. Gilday and McGovern were linked to earlier gun battles. hostages were unharmed. Bond was captured at Grand Junction airport after an anonymous tip.
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Mass
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McGovern
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Ways ‘Corp. Flight 606
Israel
Walter A. Schroeder
Casman
Stanley FR. Bond
Grand Junction
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Denver
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Bond
Haverhill
Sheriff's Office
Guaranteed Income Plan Nears Vote
Nixon proposes a guaranteed annual income for the poor as Senate Finance Committee opens executive hearings on welfare reform including the Family Assistance Plan. Support hinges on Democrats and Republicans, with only Senator Wallace Bennett likely secured. GOP resistance remains strong.
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Nixon
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Utah
German court harsh on American youth in East Berlin
Mark Huessy of Jericho Vermont, 21, a student, was convicted of agitation against the East German state and sentenced to seven years in prison in a closed East Berlin trial. US officials called no comment. Huessy was researching Bertholt Brecht when arrested. His father, a Vermont professor, plans to visit East Berlin and may seek help from the U.S. State Department. Also named, Vietnam vets Lampo and Yates, both 28, named co chairmen of Youth Activities for the Democratic State Committee in Missouri.
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Germany
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Bertholt Brecht
Tan
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U.S. States Department
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Vift Vets
Jefferson City
Stephen F. Lampo
Charles E. Yates
Columbia
Democratics State Committee
Delton L. Houtchens
Economy indicators turn down after gains in past months
Washington AP reports that the Commerce Department led indicators fell three tenths of one percent in August after July and June gains. Assistant Secretary Harold Passer said the small decline does not negate the overall upswing, with six of eight indicators down in August and only stock prices and housing permits rising. All except raw materials prices have risen since May’s low.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Washington
Nixon
Commerce Department
Department
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Harold C. Passer
Passer
Moonshiner Seeks Protection From Law's Fifth Amendment
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court is urged to extend the Fifth Amendment protection against self incrimination to moonshiners in a challenge to federal alcohol tax laws. The case cites a 1968 ruling voiding gambling stamp requirements and faces a divided appellate court, with three judges dissenting who argue the gambling precedent should control.
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Supreme Court
High Court
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Cleona Hooper
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U. S. Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Residents to Guard Public Housing in St Louis
St Louis Housing Authority received a 1.4 million federal grant to hire and train 170 public housing residents as security guards. Training will be six weeks, with guards on duty by December to curb vandalism, reduce vacancies, and restore tenant safety in projects targeted after a resident rent strike.
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St. Louis Housing Authority
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Thomas’ P. Costello
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Costello
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Schoolkid Tranquilizers Investigated
Washington AP reports a House panel led by Rep. Gallagher probes amphetamine use for hyperactivity in children. hearings explore how many youngsters receive Ritalin and related drugs, safety risks, and potential long term effects on records and society. CIBA warns of dependence and side effects.
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1781 Siege Begins at Yorktown Heights Virginia
Today in History notes that in 1781 American forces began the Revolutionary War siege of Yorktown Heights in Virginia, marking a pivotal early phase of the decisive campaign.
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Yorktown Heights
Virginia
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