Mozark proposes $350000 complex near Lafayette and Dunklin
Mozark Enterprises Inc proposes to build a $350000 shopping center on the northwest corner of Dunklin and Lafayette Streets in Jefferson City. The plan includes a 20 000 square foot supermarket with 116 parking spaces plus a 2400 square foot restaurant and other stores.
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Jefferson City
At Downey
Housing Authority
Lafayette Street
L. A. Rozner
Downey
Elmer J. Frank
Dwight T. Reed
A. C
Pete) Donohue
William L. Wyss
Jefferson Cillans
Ted Herron
Mozark
Permanent Peace Pressure Builds
The Johnson administration faces a global push to turn a prospective Christmas Viet Nam truce into a permanent cease-fire and talks. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces were ordered to shoot only in self defense from Christmas Eve through Christmas Day. Italian Foreign Minister Fanfani met with Rusk, with the channel to Hanoi described as still open and a possible reply from North Vietnam under consideration.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
State Department
U.S
Saigon
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Dean Rusk
United States
Texas White House
Pace
Pope Paul VI
U.N
U Thant
Amintore Fanfani
U.N. General Assembly
Rusk
Fanfani
Hanoi
U S officials say Asia shows little backing for Viet Nam policy
Senators Frank Lausche and Wayne Morse returning from Asia say Japan supports U S policy more than others but socialists seek pullout in many nations India has received 6% billion dollars in aid yet resists foreign capital and will not back U S troops Pakistan irks unite with Viet Nam debate and Asians offer lip service while American casualties rise The two urge aid conditioned on recipient self help and doubt a unilateral drawdown will win broad Asian acceptance The delegation will report to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Israel
Washington
Sena
Snaintors
South
Viet Nam
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Wayne Morse
Ore
Senate
Japan
India
Lausche
United States
U.S
Morse
Asia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson completes cabinet reshuffle before Christmas
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson finalised a pre Christmas government re shuffle with two new appointments. Gerald William Reynolds becomes Minister of Defense for the Army and Merlyn Rees moves to Defense under Secretary of State for Defense Army.
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Reuters London
Harold Wilson
Army
Gerald William Reynolds
Fred Mulley
Labor Party
Merlyn Rees
Reynolds
Defense
Wilson
Lord Longford
Anthony Greenwood
Greenwood
Barbara Castle
Transport
Thomas Fraser
Weather Forecast: Cloudy Mild With Rain and Snow Likely
Cloudy and mild today across Jefferson City and central Missouri with rain and a few thunderstorms. Cooler late with highs in the upper 50s to 60s, lows upper 20s to mid 30s. Saturday clears and turns colder with 54 at 2 PM.
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Jefferson City
Tral Missouri
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Memorial Airport
Lémph
River Blage Wettersom City
Three-Car Crash Reported in Cole County
No injuries were reported after a three car accident at 4 15 p m Thursday at Highway 50 and Route D in Cole County. Robert L Cliburn 18 Centertown rear ended Paul S Snodgrass 43 California who was yielding to a left turning vehicle. Cliburn then crossed the highway and struck Olaff A Kelly 65 St. Missouri with the eastbound car.
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Cole County
Highway Patrol
Robert L. Cliburn
Centertown
Paul S. Snodgrass
California
Snodgrass
Cliburn
Olaff. A. Kelly
E. McCarty
Record Setting Budget Keeps Johnson Busy
President Johnson toiled over a record-breaking budget from the LBJ Ranch while maintaining direct lines to Washington. Pickets outside the ranch were taken into custody by Texas troopers as a Syracuse telegram linked to Peace Corps funding cuts arrived.
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Johnson
Chicago Tribune Press Service
Austin
Tex
Washington
White House
Lbj Ranch
Joseph Laitin
Viet Nam
Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
Laitin
Texas
Syracuse
N.Y
LBJ
Sargent Schrieber
Sic
Shriver
Peace and Job Corps
Richard Hewitt
Charles Fain
Staley
Gluck
Catheryn ‘Nolan
Gil Jlespie County
Fredericksburg
Cubans Fired From Jobs Over U.S. Migration Plans
Havana reports bulk dismissals of workers who plan to join relatives in the United States. Orders issued to government firms and public utilities mark the first large scale purge of such employees. The Swiss run U S Embassy is flooded with hopeful refugees awaiting departure.
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Havana
United States
U.S
Capitol Power Test Scheduled
Washington AP Capitol officials announce a planned power blackout on the Senate side at 10 a.m. A diesel generator will back up emergency circuits within seconds. After one hour of testing power returns and a second blackout will occur on the House side.
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Washington
U.S. Capitol
J. George Stewart
Capitol
Senate
House
Joyous Christmas Mounts in Viet Nam Amid Gifts and Ceasefire
In Saigon 170000 U S troops face a war Christmas under guard as a 30 hour self defense window and a 12 hour Viet Cong pledge loom. Stars Eddie Fisher Bob Hope and Carroll Baker provide entertainment while Operation Christmas Star floods Saigon Airport with gifts. Marines distribute toys candy and cookies to Vietnamese children as Col. Duke calls the gift surge unbelievable. See JOYOUS, Page 2
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Saigon
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
Eddie Fisher
Bob Hope
Carrol Baker
Robert W. Duke
Selma
Ala
Northern Air Bases
Paul VI
Vatican City
Viet Nam
Humphrey
Far East
Truman Predicts Hubert Humphrey in 1972
Former President Truman, age 81, predicts Hubert Humphrey will win the Democratic nomination in 1972. He spoke during a morning stroll with the Trumans and Clifton Daniel’s family, criticizing the Kennedy brothers and Viet Nam policy while urging legal action against draft card burners.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
New York
Robert Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Truman
Clifton Daniel
Daniel
The
New York Times
Kennedy Brothers
Johnson
Carlyle
Pope Paul VI Calls for Christmas Truce and Peace
Vatican reports Pope Paul VI urged a Christmas truce and renewed peace appeals amid Vietnam talks. He warned against egoism and force, urged sincere negotiations, and called for reconciliation and forgiveness among nations during the Holy Day.
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Paul VI
Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
Paul Pontiff
Viet Nam
Pope Paul
Selective Service to Reassess Unfit Draft Caviate
Defense officials will reexamine about two million men previously deemed mentally unfit for service as U S involvement in Viet Nam rises. The review targets high school graduates initially rejected for mental test failure and will apply to all graduates including those now in college.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Washington
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Selective Service
Armed Forces
Christmas holiday freeway death toll forecast by AP
Pressure and slick roads mark the start of the Christmas travel period as the National Safety Council warns the three day holiday stretch could see between 560 and 660 traffic fatalities. The AP notes a 428 baseline in a nonholiday three day span and compares with 578 in 1964 and a record 609 in 1955.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Council
Belle Man Injured In One Car Accident
Lawrence A. Robertson, 28, of Belle, suffered possible broken leg and rib injuries in a two o clock p.m. crash five miles south of Highway 50 on Highway 89. Passenger Tonie Dale Helmig, 24, Belle, was uninjured. Robertson was cited for excessive speed.
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Lawrence A. Robertson
Belle
State
Tonie Dale Helmig
Robertson
Dominican Harmony Breach Widens in Dominican Crisis
After clashes at Hotel Matum in Santiago, Caamano accuses armed forces of firing on his troops while the government says eyewitnesses contradict him. American consul Leslie Scott was held four hours at the hotel and later released following Bosch’s intervention. The dispute involves ex president Bosch and military leaders amid political tensions in Santo Domingo.
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Chicago Tribune
Caamano
Santo Domingo
Scott
Republic
Seans
Charles
Hector Garcia- Godoy
Rivera
Hotel Matum
Santiago
Air Force
Gustavo Ramirez
Ministry of the Armed Forces
Leslie A. Scott
Matum
Francisco A. Caamano
Bosch
Garcia
Francisco A. Rio Bertie
Itera Caminero
Thel
Bertie
Fresh Fighting Marks Period Before Break
American and South Vietnamese forces pause fire for a tentative 30 hour Christmas truce starting Friday evening. The move follows a one sided expansion of a Viet Cong proposal for a 12 hour cease fire and comes as U.S. planes raid North Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Highlands
U.S
North Viet Nam
Uong Bi
Youth Renews Christmas Faith in Memphis
David Ward a 13 year old drug store delivery boy bought a Christmas tree and bath towels for a blind 71 year old Negro woman. Thieves cut the lock on his bicycle but sympathizers responded with offers of a replacement bicycle and money from helpers at the store and home.
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Memphis
Tenn
David Ward
David
Brady Neals
Two Trucks Collide Killing One Driver in Independence
In Independence Missouri C G Humphrey 22 died when his pickup rammed the rear of a milk truck driven by William Waibel Jr 28 of Prairie Village Kansas. Police said the crash occurred Thursday in a midtown area.
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Independence, Mo
C. G. Humphrey
Independence
Humphrey
William Waibel Jr
Prarie Village
Kan
Kansas City
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