Parking ban sparks Downtown Businessmen debate on High Street
The Downtown Businessmen's Association pressed for a compromise after opposing the 6,000-pound truck ban on High Street. They urged morning access for larger trucks, loading zones in central blocks, and limits on curb parking to ease freight delivery, with a city Parking and Traffic Commission review planned.
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East High Street
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Riley
East Capitol Avenue
Vote Mistake Highlights Catholic Union Debate and Giffen Victory
In a controversial local race the error in poll counts altered the result for Giffen, sparking Catholic groups to denounce secularism and defend Christian principles. The groups cite the absence of ethical precepts in modern politics as a root cause of turmoil while reporting two other counting mistakes in the precincts. They prompt a broader call to uphold morality, church leadership, and adherence to natural law amid national debates on the New Deal and rising liberal movements.
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Cote County Court
Joseph Muetika
Jefferty
Princison City
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Rich
Sid Hemmerlein
Syracuse
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Robert FP. Lammert
St. Louis
Authority Eyes Move of Community Center Site
Officials of the Hancing Authority consider relocating the Community Center from Elizabeth Street to a hill site at Myrtle and Morris Streets. The proposal reflects a planned site change under local authority review with potential impacts on access and surroundings.
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Morris Streets
Jefferson City considers housing ordinance amid dispute
The city faces a heated debate over a proposed housing ordinance tied to anti discrimination rules. Realty leaders warn the measure may exceed federal law and delay property sales while supporters push for local enforcement to prevent postings and rentals based on race creed or origin. The council plans final action next week despite objections.
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Stule
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Britain’s envoy freed as China-Peking ties inch forward
The 52 year old diplomat Sir Donald insisted Britain’s mission in Peking remains useful despite delays. He cited hopes the exit visa easing will improve Sino British relations and stressed the importance of maintaining ties with China, the world’s most populous nation.
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Hearnes to Speak at Missouri Road Meeting
Missouri Governor Warren E Hearnes will be the principal speaker at the Missouri Good Roads and Streets Association annual banquet on September 6. He will discuss the state's future road and highway needs during a 2 30 p.m session at Ramada Inn. The one day meeting expects more than 150 attendees.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri Good Roads and Streets Association
Hearnes
Ramada Inn
Henson to Lead Missouri Commission on Affirmative Action
Richard E. Risk announces Lee Henson will become director of the Missouri Commission on Human Rights Affirmative Action Program on Sept. 1. The move follows prior tensions and travel restrictions affecting staff, with past leadership changes and a pending federal grant of $18,506 to support the program while a larger $260,000 grant is noted.
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Hopson
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Red Guard
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Asion
Kansas City
Belenker
U.S
Cincinnati
Vendar
Ohio
Joe Risk
Peking
Beet
Abernathy rejects Nixon in 1968 Democratic tilt
MEMPHIS AP The SCLC leader Rev Ralph David Abernathy said at an airport news conference that the civil rights group might endorse a Democrat at Chicago. He criticized Nixon as unconcerned with black and poor people and urged the Democrats to adopt a program including a guaranteed national income and more equal wealth distribution.
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William R. Weldon Podliters L. Rose
Robert Alosser
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News Tribune Company
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Memphis
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SCLC
Richard M. Nixon
Abernathy
Nixon
Capital City declines to join renewal plan
Jefferson City Housing Authority will not participate in the neighborhood urban renewal plan for several years due to involvement in the Progress Project downtown rehabilitation Wear's Creek major thoroughfares and public parking. Once primary parts are done the Authority may join. New program speeds up funding, reducing planning time and accelerating projects.
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Jefferson City Housing Authority
Ted Herron
Housing Authority
Wear’s Creek
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