PSC hearing may be held on trains
AP reports the article discusses the possibility of a PSC hearing on railway matters. It references President Lyndon Johnson's economic outlook, his 1967 budget message, and concerns about inflation, recession, and the need to balance national defense with social needs as the administration faces fiscal challenges and congressional resistance to tax increases.
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Lewis Promoted to Captain in Missouri Corrections System
Announcement by Harry Hammer and Harold Pacific Railroad officials states Cecil B. Lewis is promoted to captain and assigned as officer in charge at the Algoa Reformatory. Trains No. 18 and No. 19 are discontinued with last runs on January 10.
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Missouri Pacific to discontinue several night trains
The Public Service Commission may hold a hearing on Missouri Pacific Railroad plans to drop two night runs between St. Louis and Kansas City while last night trains are already slated for cut. Officials note virtually no riders on the over night trains and discuss a possible six month test period without them to gauge daylight service.
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Wallace drive to qualify for California ballot heats up GOP
Wallace aims to place his name on California’s 1968 presidential ballot as Ohio and other states buzz with party splits. Eisenhower cautions that Wallace’s bid could fracture GOP votes, while Romney debacle dominates chatter. Johnson outlines a March primary push amid party divisions.
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TV Schedule Fragment From Local Station
A fragmented listing shows daytime and late afternoon programs across networks including Today Show CBS News NBC News and game shows in a messy OCR readout. Programs named include Capt Kangaroo Gy Andy Griffith and The Newlywed Game with times and channel labels but many parts unreadable.
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Portrait of a Mobster and Man of a Thousand Faces TV Night
CBS airs Portrait of a Mobster featuring Vic Morrow and Leslie Parrish at 8:00 followed by Grand Marquee bio Man of a Thousand Faces with James Cagney at 10:25. The schedule includes news weather sports and classic Cob.Mo formats through late night.
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Missouri highways show lingering snow and ice hazards
Hazardous driving persisted in parts of Missouri as the State Highway Department reported. Northern Missouri roads hit hard on Wednesday eased, but many in the southern and southeastern regions stayed partly covered with snow and ice.
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Judge mocks long hair of car thieves in Portland
Federal judge Gus Solomon sentenced Terrence Jones and Bart Gardner to three years probation after stealing a car. The two teens, held at Rocky Butte jail, were teased for their long hair and the judge quipped about haircuts as a warning.
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