Reagan mollifies liberal detractors says Chamberlain
Washington Post Christian Science Monitor columnist John Chamberlain portrays Governor Ronald Reagan of California as the nations leading mollifier smoothing critics on poverty academic freedom the Vietnam war and draft policy. He cites Reagan s practical quiet explanations and questions how Washington would handle red tape if he becomes president in 1968.
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Ronald Reagan
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Washington Post-Christian Science Monitor
John Chamberlain
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
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Watts
White House
Washington
Shoulder harness price rise hits new cars in US
General Motors announced a price increase to include the cost of front-seat shoulder harnesses required by federal law on new cars. Beginning shipments Monday, the harness will move from a $22 option to part of the list price, with costs varying by model from $22 to $30.
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General Motors Corp
Cadillac
City Council debates rural fire protection policy
City officials and the Committee of the Whole discuss extending fire protection beyond city limits. Dec 18 actions involved stop signs and traffic islands at Broadway Atchison Dunklin, with calls to insurance coverage concerns for residents outside the city line.
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Thelma Goodwin
Paul Fisher
University of Missouri
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Mittees
State Department
Anne Clarke
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Fifth
Stel Ward
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Hawes Jr
Four U.S. Sailors Seek Asylum in Sweden Over Vietnam War
Four young American sailors deserted from the carrier Intrepid in Japan on Oct 23 and arrived in Stockholm seeking political asylum. They denounced the Vietnam War as stupid cruel and immoral and said they want to persuade other servicemen to desert, declaring themselves citizens of the world.
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Pace
U.S
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Moscow
Japan
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James Co. Kirk
Patrick
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Jacksonville
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Hoffmann Press
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Sullivan
Missouri
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Catonsville
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Mount Pocono
Missouri tightens securities law and blue book overhaul
A revamped Missouri uniform securities act takes effect January 1, tightening real estate and investment rules. The state issues stricter registration and bonding for brokers, with new penalties and a redesigned state Blue Book to reflect reforms and added color photography.
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Iowa Senate seat up for grabs amid retirements
The report outlines a U S Senate race in Iowa involving interim statements by Davi Clarke and Hickenlooper amid retirement implications. It notes extradition discussions around military crimes and a competitive GOP field led by Bramwell and Stanley with potential unopposed nomination pending primary results. Peggy Maniett dies in Missouri crash after rear ending stopped truck on I70 near Kansas City.
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Hickenlooper
Bramwell
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Politi. Bee
Hughes
Clarke Hit
Lake Lotawanna
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Jackson County
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How much is wife worth in dollars and cents
A New York AP report summarizes an Associated Press survey on the value of a housewife. Respondents estimate worth by hiring costs for chores, with figures ranging from $50 to $1,000 a month, and past studies like Chase Manhattan Bank’s $159.34 weekly average for housewife labor.
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Associated Press
Chase Manhattan Bank
Ozarks Association OKs 1968 Lake Promo Budget
The Lake of the Ozarks Association board approved a promotional budget exceeding $100,000 for 1968, marking a over 20 percent increase from 1967. The plan targets boosting tourism and regional visibility across Osage Beach and surrounding counties in Missouri.
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Ozarks Group
Okays
Osage Beach
The
Lake of the Ozarks Association Board of Directors
Missouri Lake
Monsees Files for 116th District Nomination in Missouri
R H Hank Monsees filed Thursday as a Republican candidate for state representative from the 116th district which includes St. Clair Benton and southern Pettis counties. Monsees is president and cofounder of Hermonia Industries Inc a fiberglass turkey products maker. He challenges Republican incumbent Dr Gus Sally of Warsaw. Morgan Harris of Osceola also filed for the Democratic nomination.
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Benton
Pettis Counties
Hermonia Industries ,Inc
Gus Sally
Warsaw
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Osceola
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